Members Hold Annual Meeting Elects Directors
Members of Tri-Inec held their annual meeting at the country club. The group reported a $7,874.00 financial state for the second year, detailing budget figures and dues. G R Kuhrt Rob is elected to three year terms with Victor Happel Alfred Rieck joining the board. A reorganized board will meet Wednesday evening to set officers for 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R.kuhrt
Robis
Threeie
Victor Happel
Alfred Rieck
Outstanding Young Women of America List
May Brown in gnon Texas appears on the 1971 list of Outstanding Young Women of America. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter qool and mother of three. Wartburg College will host the honor event with bands and a concert scheduled for Sunday January 16 at 15 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May (Brown
Gnon
Texas
O S
Walter Qool
Social Security
Wartburg
Cardiac Clinic Set for Waterloo for Appled Children
Services for Crip (SSCC) will conduct a clinic in Waterloo to provide diagnostic evaluation for children with heart disease or related health problems. The ENT clinic will be held at the Church, 426, open to patients aged who have chronic illness or need cardiac evaluations. Referrals should go through the SCC office with the child’s appointment card and report hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSCC
Waterloo
Benton
Black Buchanan
Bult- Clayton
Dela Floyd
Franklin
Howard
Mind Winneshiek
SCC
New Mayor Charles J Rosel Sworn In At Frederika
Frederika welcomes Charles J. Rosel as mayor after the January 3 city council meeting. Trustees Nuss Niemeyer Volker Sells and Matthias took oaths, Frederika Locker and Grocery received a class C beer permit, and snowmobile rules set a 15 mph limit with curfew by 10:30 p.m. Past due garbage bills from Oct 1 1971 to Jan 1 1972 will be added to taxes after Feb 1 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Charles J. Rosel
Ernest Nuss
Dennis Niemeyer
Roy L. Volker
Walter Sells
Elmer Matthias
Roy Volkers Corner
Adult Classes at Tripoli Schools Begin Monday
Tripoli Community Schools will start adult education on Monday January 17 at 7 30 p m led by program administrator Duane Ahrens. Courses include first aid upholstering cake decorating small gas engine repair knitting and powder puff mechanics for women with a 5 registration fee for eight Mondays at the high school. A free Farm Management for 1972 class is offered with Bremer County Extension Service, flexible attendance. About 75 to 80 people are expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Community Schools
Duane Ahrens
Commercial Club Directors Assign 1972 Committee Posts
Tripoli Commercial Club directors on Monday appointed committees for 1972 with first named individuals as chairmen. Lists include Membership Rudolph Pieg ers Leo Towne Lavern Tegtmeier and Fred Fink and multiple subcommittees led by Melvin Krumm Walter Steward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Commercial Club
Rudolph Piegers
Leo Towne
Lavern Tegtmeier
Fred Fink
Melvin Krumm
Fred Biesterfelt
Walter Steward
Wm. Hurmence
Dale Krueger
C. C. Eichmann
Robert Kuhrt
Melvin K
Robert Sassman
Lorenz Bunger
Richard Truog
Robert Selck
Allan Kuker
E. J. Fink
Erwin Volker
Jerry Klosterman
Larry Hanson
Stanley Miller
L. J. Magnall
Glenn Kappelmann
Ray Fink
Wm. Schlichting
August Harms
W. B. Weeber
Wesley Bockhaus
Erwin Tonne
Farm Management Course Offered At No Charge Here
Tripoli Community School partners with Bremer County Extension Service to offer a free farm operator series. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:45 p.m. Mondays at Tripoli High School with topics on feed grains, credit, cash flow, corn and soybean production, futures, and hedging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Bremer County Extension Service
Tripoli High School
Rolland Dewey
Dale Shires
R’s of Ag
Credit & Consumer Credit
Phil Hufford
Marilyn Kirchner
Hufferd
Shires
Kay Connelly
Connelly
Robert Nyvall
License Examiners Set for Tripoli Saturday Morning
Iowa Highway Patrol driver license examining team will be in Tripoli at the town hall on Saturday, January 15, from 8:00 a.m. to noon for license tests. Renewals accepted until noon. written and driving tests end by 11:00 a.m. Examiners not returning until Saturday, February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Patrol
Tripoli
Commercial Club Set for Monday Night Meeting in Tripoli
Tripoli Commercial Club members will hold their first meeting of the year on Monday January 17 at the town hall. Ladies of Faith United Church will serve a seven oclock dinner and new officers will take duties at 8 PM. John Samuelson wrestling coach will attend and show a film on a recent dual meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Commercial Club
Ladies of Faith United Church of Christ
Ray Bunger
John Samuelson
Tripoli
Tripoli Panthers Triumph in OT Over South Winneshiek 77 72
Tripoli Pantherettes edged South Winneshiek 77 72 in overtime led by Sue Platte with 41 points. Connie Matthias hit a key field goal and Ann Fink went 3 of 4 from the line in overtime while coach Dave Van Ahn criticized the defense as the best and worst of the year. Panthers boys fell to South Winneshiek from a late lead with Steve Mahlstedt grabbing 18 rebounds and 13 points as Coach Dave Ray lamented late-game lapses and urged a clutch scorer to emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Pantherettes
Winneshiek Gals
Tripoli Boys
Pantherettes
Sue Platte
Connie Matthias
Ann Fink
Pantherette
Dave van Ahn
South Winneshiek
Dave Ray
Panthers
Panther
Steve Mahlstedt
Rick Alcock
Jim Biesterfelt
Brian Bockhaus
Pleggenkuhle
J. Boeckmann
Kay Rathbone
R. Wittenburg
Tripoli
South Winn
Tripoli JV Dominates Dunkerton 80–23
Tripoli Panther JV crushed Dunkerton 80 to 23 on Monday night. Jim Fink led with 16 points and Tony Magnall added 13 as Tripoli prepares for a January 17 game at Wapsie Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Dunkerton
Panther JV
Jim Fink
Tony Magnall
Wapsie Valley
Dorian Vocal Festival Draws Students From Midwest High Schools
Tripoli students Jerry Towne DeAnn Ellerman Gaylen Drape and Bill Hildebrandt will attend Luther College Decorah for the Dorian Festival on Sunday and Monday January 23 24. The event gathers students from 182 high schools across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Luther College, Decorah
Jerry Towne
DeAnn Ellerman
Gaylen Drape
Bill Hildebrandt
Iowa
Minn
Wis
Turkey Valley Wins Tripoli Invitational Wrestling Title
Turkey Valley claimed the championship trophy at Tripoli Invitational wrestling, scoring 104 percent to win for the third straight year. The Trojans entered the finals with seven champions and led Tripoli Plainfield, and Wapsie Valley as rounds concluded, while Tripoli boasted four title bids and four consolation winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Valley
Tripoli
Trojans
Plainfield
Wapsie Valley
Turkey Valley Trojans
Janesville
Denver
Greene
Nashua
Turkey Valley High School
Rich Reicks
John Reicks
Larry Bergmann
Dale Reicks
Joe Kuennen
Pat Nulty
Sign-Up Dates for 1972 Feed Grain Program Altered
Bremer County ASC Committee reports the 1972 Feed Grain Program signup moved to February 30 through March 10 from the original January 17 to February 25 window. USDA says the shift allows evaluation of the January 27 planting intentions report. no major program changes expected. Farmers will receive township signup dates by February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bremer County
ASC
USDA
Elect Les Dettmer To Head Tripoli Fire Department
Tripoli Fire Department members held their annual officer election meeting last month and named Leslie Dettmer as fire chief for 1972. Dettmer had led part of 1971 after fire chief Allen Bergmann resigned following a move to a rural farm home. Also elected for 1972 were Bill Seelhamm er as 1st assistant chief Vernon House as 2nd assistant chief Greg Schmidt as secretary and Leroy Klein as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Leslie Dettmer
Dettmer
Allen Bergmann
Bergmann
Bill Seelhammer
Vernon House
Greg Schmidt
Leroy Klein
Marticoff Taken to Sumner Hospital for Observation
Martin Marticoff entered Sumner Community Hospital Tuesday morning for observation after an unspecified incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Marticoff
Sumner Community Hospital
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Tri- Inec
Ntry Club
Ing Women
America
Rdiac Clinic
Frederika Locker and Grocery
Commercial Club
Tripoli Girls
Nip South Winneshiek
FG FT Pft
Mike Nielsen
Aes
Jim Biesterfelt Nodal
Jim Fink Weewe Ee Nean
Dean Mirs
Dorian
Brian Blasberg
Richard Gienau
Lloyd Zander
Kent Harris
Chris Miller
Kim Bakken
Rusty Stokes
Tomm Gogg
Lonny Silber
Dallas Brinkman
Blasberg
Bakken
Reicks
Silber
Pete Reicks
Barry Stough
Dave Harms
Scott Holway
Jack Ryan
Doug Johnston
Randy Nelson
Alan Mills
Harms
Nelson
Ryan
Vern Walthers
Dave Moelhis
Steve Vossberg
Ray Gienau
Randy Menuey
Alan McGregor
Les Holway
Walthers
Vossberg
Menuey
Jack Wenz
Rodney Lott
Paul Leavens
Jim Sherwood
Kevin Sievers
Steve Deike
Brian Marth
Lott
Deike
Sherwood
Brian Trees
Scott Hansen
Rick van Daele
Tom Smalley
Dave Haugen
Randy Silber
Greg Stough
Trees
van Daele
Mike Brinkman
Dave Kalainoff
Wayne Delagardelle
Russ Curley
Ron North
Joel Boeckmann
Randy Kellner
Delagardelle
Brinkman
Kuennen
North
Rich Gienau
Jeff Gienau
Bruce Miller
Randy Liddle
Steve Nowack
Larry Smith
Ron Moulds
Gienau
Miller
Nulty
Smith
Gary Carpenter
Jim Wolff
Keith Jirak
Ken Bergmann
Todd Metzger
Larry Wente
Keith Westendorf
Mike Wilhm
Carpenter
Jirak
Tripoli Panthers
Kent Harms
Les Dettmer
Lyle Stinton
Dave Costigan
Dennis Ott
Bob Rausch
John Cuvelier
Jim Arjes
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