Maple Raiders 4 H Club met forNov 2 at Maurice Gilbertson home
The Maple Raiders 4-H Club conducted its November meeting with acting president Carl Gilbertson in charge. Reports were read and approved, dues proposed, gifts to Veterans Hospital at Fargo planned, lunch at Awards Night decided, and meeting night moved to the first Thursday of each month. Next meeting set for December 7 at John Workman home.
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Maple Raiders
Maurice Gilbertson
Carl Gilbertson
David Kansa
Lori Albers
Denise St
Trudy Workman
Veterans Hospital
Fargo
Pleasant Valley
Kathy St. Peter
Denise St. Peter
Leon Kaasa
Dale Kaasa
John Workman
Balsam Creek
Elmgasigare
Dan
Karen Dickinson
David Nicol
Scott Brooks
Randi Fering
Mary Kummer
Linda Masse
Tammy Pierce
Dean Skare
Greg Walden
Robert
Sarah Riley
Dan Brooks
Dianne Dickinson
Suzanne Dickinson
Mm Teeters
Allyn Teeters
D. Wiebolt
Skare
Kim Teeters
Susan Walden
Karen Skare
Janet Skare
Dickinson
Farris
Farris Astronauts
Richard Wittner
Ricky Wittner
Pike
Donald Fisher
Vyron Hoffiezer
Lynn Fisher
Destruction Bay's name tied to 1898 boat wrecks on Kluane Lake
Destruction Bay in Yukon earned its name from numerous vessel wrecks during the 1898 gold rush as boats rounded the bay’s point on Kluane Lake, highlighting the perilous journey for miners seeking fortune.
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Destruction Bay
Yukon
Kluane Lake
Brake fluid care urged by Minnesota safety department
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety warns against DIY brake work and urges using a licensed mechanic. It outlines six points: check for leaks, avoid mixing two brake fluids, have a trained pro open the system cleanly, flush only with new fluid, keep fluids in sealed containers, and properly bleed to remove air bubbles to prevent brake failure.
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Minnesota Department of Public Safety
Bemidji Area EAT forms with JRLC speaker
The Bemidji area Ecumenical Action Team formed under the Joint Religious Legislative Committee. Don Bargen spoke at Newman Center on November 19. Warren Green and Bradley Day were named co chairs, with a steering committee to assist. The group outlined priorities: Welfare and Poverty, Human Rights, Housing, Rural Life, and Environment.
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Bemidji Area
Father Bargen
JRLC
Minnesota
Payroll Savings Program gains popularity in Beltrami County
Guest column by Nick Welle notes over 10 million workers in 40 000 plus companies participate in the Payroll Savings Program for U S Savings Bonds. He cites major Minnesota employers with 50 percent of staff contributing and argues benefits include morale and reduced turnover. He offers assistance to implement the plan in local firms.
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Nick Welle
Beltrami County
Burlington Northern
Honeywell
U.S
Road bids accepted for area road projects in two counties
State Highway Commissioner Ray Lappegaard announced bids for state aid county highway improvements in Beltrami and McLeod counties totaling about 560 thousand dollars. In Beltrami 9.2 miles of CSAH 12 from CSAH 39 at Pennington to CR 413 area and a 2.2 mile section east of CR 409 will receive bituminous resurfacing and shoulders. In McLeod a half mile of CSAH 9 near Buffalo Creek north of TH 212 will receive grading and plant mixed bituminous base and shoulders. Bids due December 19 at Bemidji and Glencoe courthouses respectively.
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ST. Paul
Beltrami
McLeod
Ray Lappegaard
Pennington
Wayne Alsop
Beltrami County
Bemidji
McLeod County
Buffalo Creek
Plato
Clarence E Schultz
Glencoe
House Plant Seminar Set in Bemidji
An instructional meeting on indoor plant growth factors will be held Tuesday December 5 at 8 p.m. in Room 418 of the Federal Building Bemidji. County Agent Elmo Skare will lead a session focusing on environmental factors affecting growth rather than plant propagation. Topics include drainage fertility watering ventilation temperature light and disease and insect control with a slide set by Jane McKinnon Extension Horticulturist. Those with growth problems are likely to benefit most.
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Federal
Bemidji
Elmo Skare
Old Crow Yukon Named After Chief Walking Crow
Old Crow in Yukon 75 miles inside the Arctic Circle takes its name from Indian Chief Te Tahim Gevtik meaning Walking Crow. After the chief died in the 1870s his people named the river mountains and hunting area Old Crow.
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Old Crow
Yukon
Arctic Circle
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Albert Falk
Kathy Gustafson
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Puposky Pilots 4-H Club
Karen Auchter
Ky Town Hall
D. J. Delany
LeRoy Graham
Bruun
Linda Bleth
Sheldon Bruun
Randy Bruun
Jodi Luther
Susanna St. Onge
Leslie Bleth
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Alvey Peasley
Virginia Orr
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Walter Rohif
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Pakositk
International Business Machines
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Northern States Power
Prudential Insurance Company of America
United States Steel
Dave Walters
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