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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2012
Page
3
Windy Creek will perform at Community Chapel in Lakota this Sunday October 21 starting at 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend an evening of entertainment and music.
The Heartwarmers Quilt Guild will meet on Thursday October 25 at 7 p.m. at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Members will work on quilts and bring sewing cutting and quilting supplies to share in show and tell.
North Iowa communities publish a busy calendar with dozens of events from October through January. Highlights include Heartwarmers Quilt Guild October 25 and Lakota Fall Festival November 3 at the Eagle Center, plus Halloween parties, open houses, meals, and a cookie walk at area churches and businesses coordinated by NICD NICC and local groups.
Sandy Bashans reports a busy TMNH week with birthdays for Frances Berg Amelia Graves and Pearl Lockrem plus entertainment from George Vera Roy Hinz and a Congregational Church salad luncheon. Activities included trivia Wham O Plinko Juca 12 or less and Bingo with church services and fall decorations celebrated by staff and residents.
The Monsanto Fund via American Farmers Grow Communities funds rural fire departments with $2,500 donations to farmers favorite nonprofits. Last year 245 departments shared $612,500. nationwide 1,271 counties eligible this year with grant totals exceeding $7 million to date. Apply by Nov 30 online or by phone to direct funds to local nonprofits and fire services amid drought disaster designations.
A compact listing of local events from October 17 to 24 includes NIHS activities with 2:00 dismissal and a Movie at Buffalo Center library, The Light Between Oceans book club in Stedman, NICD at 7:00 p.m., Zamba at HTC, low impact stretching at City Hall, Sp. Olympics Bowling in Mason City, a vocal concert, Holiday Shopping Expo at Heritage Town Center, Trick or Treat for Food Shelf, Mission Fest, Windy Creek at Community Chapel, Sheriff Jenson Town Hall, NIHS Breakfast Concert, Tot Time, Ladies weekly social at Sweet Tea Inn, Zomba, and a Free Movie Night Dolphin Tate.
Matt and Melissa Duve announce the birth of son Jack Thomas Duve on August 31 2012. He weighs 5 pounds 3 ounces and is 18 1/2 inches long. Welcomed home by sister Emma and brother Will. Grandparents are Bob and Jackie Joynt Rake Deb Duve Wolcottville IN and Brad Duve Avilla IN.
North Town Communities residents can join a Monday and Thursday 8:30 to 9:30 am stretching class at Rake City Hall. Led by Louise Hagedorn and Diane Matthias the session aims to improve balance strength and mobility with slow motion movements. For details contact Diane 5663568 or Louise 5663674.
Former Lakota resident Pat Smidt will celebrate a birthday on Thursday October 18. Family and friends organized a card shower, with cards reaching her at 4230 NW Meadow Creek Circle 108 Fayetteville AR 72703.
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