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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
1
Tribune reports January 30 1969 findings show majority favor converting two blocks northbound from Highway 9 to one way toward the Masonic Hall with angle parking on both sides and off street options. Editorial notes March 30 1989 final tabulations and council action, start date not set, but change expected soon.
A light civic column blends gardening metaphors with practical boating safety advice from the Iowa Conservation Commission. It urges presence and perseverance, warns against gossip and indifference, and offers steps for safe boating and weather awareness. The note closes with a reflective line about the Class of 1946's silver anniversary highlighting time's pace.
The Capitol News Letter reviews a lengthy Iowa session in which Republicans led both chambers but split on key issues. Democrats opposed the tax plan amid backroom dealings, while Gov. Ray prevailed, boosting income taxes to fund schools and curb rising property taxes. The session, second longest in state history, featured rural urban divides and partisan pressure.
The article reviews Iowa lawmakers facing delayed withholding rate changes, reapportionment and redistricting debates, and a shifted liquor governance structure. It notes a lean state budget with reduced reserves, falling revenues, and a potential short session as officials weigh re elections and annual meetings in Des Moines.
The North Iowa Health Council met June 15 to hear progress reports from county representatives on restructuring the regional health council. Delegates from ten counties including Winnebago Floyd Cerro Gordo Franklin and Mason City area officials discussed reorganization ahead of the July 21 meeting to plan for updated health needs.
Mr and Mrs Marlyn Hassebroek and family left Monday June 7 for a western trip and returned home on Sunday June.
A Chicago column argues criminals steal cars while victims bear blame for not locking vehicles. It cites Romans and Romans 3:24 to claim divine justice and grace justify sinners, urging belief in Jesus for salvation.
A narrative of the Hassebroek family journey covering 4600 miles from North Platte Nebraska to Portland Oregon with visits to Salt Lake City Bingham Copper Mine and Mormon Square. They attended the Portland Rose Parade and a Canton Beach trip, visited Minnie Winter in Portland, met Kathy and Ruth Lichteig, attended Gretchen Van Hoorn and Robert DeVores wedding, toured Spokane Yellowstone Black Hills Corn Palace and Sioux Falls, shopped in Buffalo Wyoming where Bob Stauffacher was met, and note Grace Wessels near 95th birthday with cards invited for July 6.
Dewayne Torkelson, son of Mr and Mrs Nerlyn Torkelson of rural Buffalo Center, is among 184 Coe College students named to the spring term Dean's List for carrying a full course load with at least a 3.6 grade average.
Vonelle Eisenhauer of Austin Minnesota daughter of Mr and Mrs John Eisenhauer is touring the British Isles and Europe. She traveled from Minneapolis June 16 to begin a two month journey visiting England Wales London Oxford Stratford upon Avon North Wales and then France Germany Italy Austria Greece Switzerland Sweden Norway and Denmark visiting friends and relatives before returning mid August.
The Weaver family reunion will be held Sunday June 27 at Lions Park Buffalo Center with a pot luck dinner at noon.
The Sleper family reunion will be held Sunday, June 27 at the Lions Shelterhouse Park in Buffalo Center.
Floyd Lyke sells land east of the Buffalo Hotel to Dr. Donald Johnson of George Iowa for a new office building to be constructed soon. Also notes fishing trip in Canada and a state 4-H convention trip for Harriet Wentworth and Ruth Friesenberg. Local break ins reported at Howard Blacksmith Shop Tutton Standard Station and Weaver Oil Co. Three business places broken into. details given. Fire at Walt Hanson Plumbing Shop under control after 9 am blaze.
The Town of Buffalo Center Iowa calls a public hearing and accepts sealed bids by July 12 1971 at 730 p m for street improvements including 48488 and 68265 square yards of Type 1 and Type 2 subgrade and surface work. Plans are on file with the Town Clerk and Wallace Holland Kastler Schmitz Company.
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