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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2012
Page
3
The Lakota Community Club will hold a gathering on Monday September 24 at 6 p.m. at Dino's Place. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming activities and community events.
The BCHS Class of 1945 holds its annual I Saturday in October luncheon at Drivers Choice Restaurant in Buffalo Center at 12 noon on Saturday October 6. Those nearby are invited to attend and share news. Call 515 576 1588 for details.
A community event hosted by Vega County Extension and Outreach, 4 H clubs, and area businesses on Sunday October 14 from 1 30 to 4 p m at the Winnebago County Fairgrounds Thompson. Activities include haunted hayride pumpkin decorating kids games crafts balloon animals hayride and more with a chili cook off free hot dog roast chips and beverages and local entertainment. The event is free for all attendees. For more information call 641 584 2261.
The Heartwarmers Quilt Guild will meet on Thursday September 27 at 7 pm at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Buffalo Center. Special guests include area quilters who assisted at the Open Art and Craft Show booth at the Winnebago County Fair. Members from Clear Lake will discuss their upcoming quilt show and display items while Bev dams leads a wool hand appliqué workshop. Bring show-and-tell items.
A crowded list of local events including 7/8 football at CWL and JV games, golf at Garner Course, and basketball at Armstrong. Also Tot Time at HTC, Ladies social at Sweet Tea Inn, West Hancock and Britt VB, Zumba at HTC, a 2:00 dismissal NIHS, Buffalo Center library movie night featuring Up, and faith formation programs at St. Patrick’s and First Presbyterian Church.
SHARE Iowa announces September orders ready for pickup at Rake City Hall on Saturday September 22 from 10 to 11 30 am. If unavailable, arrange for a friend or family member to collect. For questions contact Illa Roth at 641 566 3558.
A compiled list of community activities spans September to November with church luncheons, youth and adult Halloween events, a family fall festival, a flu clinic, a concert theater outing, a cemetery walk, craft shows, pool tournament, car show, and a memorial run hosted by Briar communities and local clubs including Bethlehem Lutheran Church and the BC Historical Society.
The VEW Auxiliary Post 4824 met at the library on September 10 2012 at 9 30 am. Deloris S was hostess with eight members present. Pres Dee Murra opened with Opening Prayer by Chaplain Deloris S. Eleanor M read Patriotic Instruction. The Pledge to the Flag was given. Secretary report read and approved. Treasurer report read and filed for audit. General Orders read by Pres Dee. Correspondence from Darlene Kinkead thanking dues paid by VFW Auxiliary for 59 years membership. New Business Pillow Cleaning planned for Buffalo Center on Sept 14 with workers Dee Murra Phyllis Bierle 8 30–10 30 am Eleanor M Deloris S 10 30–12 30 pm Bea S and Dee M 12 30 till closing. Closing Prayer by Chaplain Deloris S. Meeting adjourned to October 1 2012 host Mike Weaver. Js Secretary Deloris Stefi.
Sandy Bashans reports a breezy week at TMNH with outdoor seating, a salad luncheon by Bethlehem Lutheran, and sympathy for Eva Kuchenreuther's family. Activities included Wham O dice dominoes Bible study reading Lets Talk and exercise. Ray Hint played harmonica. Bethany Lutheran led Sunday service. Weather hints at cooler fall ahead.
North Iowa Youth Services hosts a Holiday Shopping Expo on Saturday October 20 from 9 am to 2 pm at Heritage Town Center. The event features craft booths gifts and ideas for holiday parties plus children activities lunch by Destination D.C. Kids and door prize drawings. Proceeds benefit North Iowa Youth Services. Amber contact details provided.
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