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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

7

Busy Buffalo Center evening features band concert and dairy drawing

Tonight in Buffalo Center promises a full program with fifth and sixth grade bands performing at 7 30 pm in the post office park under titles including Little Brothers and Sisters Uncle Sam Marches and From the West. A dairy prize drawing for twenty winners starts around 8 15 pm with registrations open until 8 pm at Dell Ray Superette Kuch s Food Center and Wil son s Super Valu. A Future Farmers of America slave auction will follow, featuring 33 49 members of the Bison Chapter to bid their labor to the highest bidder.

Buffalo Center Don Halsman Dell-Ray Superatte Kuch’s Food Center Wilson‘s Super Valu Jack DeVries Bison Chapter Future Farmers of America Paspla

Court Reform and Magistrate System Set for Iowa July 1 1973

Iowa moves to a unified magistrate system on July 1 1973 ending the familiar Justice of the Peace court. Earl W Hill appointed for Winnebago county will preside in Forest City. New procedures assign citations in place of arrests and outline penalties for nonappearance and traffic violations.

Iowa General Assembly of Iowa Earl W. Hil Winnebago County Hill Court House Forest City Commissioner of Public Safety

Petit Jurors Named for District Court

Winnebago County residents are listed as Petit Jury members for the District Court terms in July August and September. Names include Virginia Adams Thompson Norris Anderson Roy L. Anderson John Badie Searville Robert A. Baker Forest City Mary Ann Bartz Pearl C. Bear Thompson Norris Bergo Lake Mills etc.

Winnebago County District Court Virginia Adams Thompson Norris Anderson Thompson Roy L. Anderson Rake John Badie Searville Robert A. Baker Forest City Mary Ann Bartz Pearl C. Bear Thompson Norris ©. Bergo Lake Mills John Bjelland Jim Brackey Thompson Constance Brainerd Evelyn Callies Oscar Charlson Lake Mila Kaye Dahl Pearl Doden Woden Merle Dunn Lake Mulls Marvin Elman Evangeline File Scarville Birdella Guild Quila Hanna Lake Milla Ronald Hanna Betty Haugen Mildred Haugen Marvin Haugland Rose Ann Hill Audrey Izzard Mrd

Town Plans Mosquito Spray Overhead Next Week

Mayor Elmer Leibrand says a Sharpness Spraying Service plane will spray the town for mosquitoes next week. Dates are set for Monday July 2 or Tuesday July with the aircraft after 5 PM weather permitting. Residents are asked to park cars undercover to avoid a sticky residue during Independence Day week.

Elmer Leibrand the Tribune Thompson Ume Lelbrand Plana

VAC Meeting Updated for July 3 at Wire Station

A VAC meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening July 3 at 7 30 bi in the Wire Station. All members are urged to attend and note the change of meeting place. Alcohol remains the nation's top drug problem per Veterans Administration doctors.

Veterans Administration

Rock Island Promises Line Repair By Fall

Farmers Cooperative Elevator managers Ver n Fidertlek and Dean Linds were told by a Des Moines official that the Rock Island railroad would repair and return to operation the line from Rock Island to Thompson by September 1, 1973. The line from Woden to Titonka is also expected to be operational by August 1.

Vern Fidertlek Farmers Cooperative Dean Linds Thomason Farmers Co- Operative Elevator S Des Moines Rock Island Railroad State Commerce Commission Maurice van Norstrand van Norstrand Here Thompson Woden Titonka

Tribune Sets Early Deadline For Fourth Of July Week

The Tribune announces an early deadline and earlier printing next week due to the July 4 holiday. Copy must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. Monday July 2, with publication occurring Thursday morning as usual. Correspondents and advertisers are urged to meet the adjusted schedule.

Commissioner of Public Salary the Tribune The Tribune

Mail Route Changes To Begin July 2

Postmaster Lester F Behrends says Buffalo Center post office mail will arrive at 7 50 a m and depart at 6 00 p m each day starting Monday July 2 under new USPS procedures. Window service will begin at 7 45 a m daily for same day mail and the post office will close for Independence Day July 4 with no mail or rural delivery.

Lester F. Behrends Buffalo Center US Postal Service Lakets Behrends

Buffalo 4-H Achievers Set Achievement Day

Buffalo 4-H clubs plan an Achievement Day on Saturday June 40 in bank meeting rooms. Parents and friends are invited to view projects with a 7 30 pm program featuring a style show Youthpower slides and presentations. Lunch will be served and members should bring entries to the meeting room after 8 but by 9 am with entry forms and fees for the fair.

Buffalo Boosters Bank

Fourth of July Festivities Planned at Buffalo Center Field

Buffalo Center invites area residents to an Independence Day program at Eison Athletic Field on July 4 with events from 5:00 p.m. on the Retailers Carnival, Lions Club races, Music Mothers ice cream stands, and a fireworks show after dark. Barbecue supper by VFW Post 4824 runs 4:30 to 8:00 p.m., with safe parking and volunteer help coordinating games and traffic.

Buffalo Center Music Mothers Organization Burt Weaver American Legion Weaver Bison Field Buffalo Center Volunteer Fire Department

City Council Sets Shelterhouse Rental Policy for 1974 Season

The City Council at City Hall on June 20 approved a reservation system for the Lions Shelterhouse Park to take effect April 1, 1974. Entire building rentals were set at 10, half building 5, quarter building 2.50, with all bookings for single dates only and proceeds to the Recreation Fund for upkeep. The policy appoints Councilman Fisk to maintain the reservation book.

Lions Shelterhouse Park Fisk Sapp Parks Committee

Play Production Postponed Over Casting Shortage

Casting difficulties for male roles in The Ransom of Red Chief delay the production until further notice. Interested boys should call Marsha Behrends at 562-2822. An organizational meeting is set for June 29 at 2:00 pm at the Summer Theatre Building Pri Day.

Marsha Behrends Priday

Bloodmobile Visit Set for July 1

The Bloodmobile will be in Buffalo Center at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday July 11. Hours are 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. Chairmen are Bonnie Johnson and Sandi Bashans. The Senior Citizens Bison Club will not meet this Thursday.

Buffalo Center Masonic Temple Bonnie Johnson Sandi Bashans Senior Citizens Bison Club

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