Area teacher at convention in Portland
Mrs. Al Gerner of Blackduck leaves Dec. 2 for Portland Oregon to attend the 65th Annual American Vocational Association Convention December 3 to 8. She is a Blackduck High School vocational home economics teacher and Minnesota delegate, elected chair of the State Planning Committee. Delegates will study roles in developing the nation’s human resources with talks from the congress office of education and labor department. The Sheraton Motor Inn hosts the event with state and federal funds covering delegate expenses.
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Ann Manthei
Blackduck
al Gerner
Portland Ore
American Vocational Association
Gerner
Blackduck High School
Minnesota
Congress
U.S. Office of Education
U.S. Department of Labor
Sheraton Motor Inn
Portland
Evergreen Christmas trade fuels Bemidji and Shevlin firms
In Bemidji Minnesota Wood Products employs about 50 to craft wreaths sprays and garlands from balsam and cedar for wholesale markets across six states. The firm buys roughly 100 tons of boughs this season and notes worker camaraderie and seasonal pride. In Shevlin Linde's Greenhouse specializes in balsam rope wreaths flocked trees and related decor selling across Minnesota and the Dakotas with 40 tons of boughs purchased this season.
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Torrel Norgaard
Linde
Shevlin
Minnesota
Bemidji
Donna Kunz
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota Woods Products
Dakotas
Lindes
T Linde
Linde’s
Thanksgiving weekend visitors and local holiday events in Lake George
Lake George residents hosted relatives from Detroit and Illinois over Thanksgiving while others traveled from Dayton and Phoenix. Community Christmas events include silent auctions, chapel programs, a Gospel Blimp film, Santa Claus visits, and church services. Local families and clubs hold private gatherings and a forest service retiree’s Christmas tree business is noted amid ongoing community activities.
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Lake George Chapel
Santa Claus
Lake George
Lutheran Church
Dartmouth Adopts Coeducation and Year Round Calendar
Trustees approved coeducation at Dartmouth with admission of women as baccalaureate candidates in September 1972. Enrollment will rise from 3,200 men to about 4,000 by fall 1975, with roughly 3,000 men and 1,000 women. The Pioneer Friday, Dec. 3, 1971.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
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Jean Knudson
Harpo Dexter
Carl Bessler
Donald
Red” Erickson
Rockford, Ill
Bob Bosell
Jessie Ferguson
Ferguson
Sunset Nursing Home
Elmo Stanford
Micheal Moore
Dayton
Ohio
Stanford
Ray Johannsen
Doris Bayless
Bayless
Kenny Lathrop
Harold Lathrop
Phoenix
Ariz
Lathrop
Debbie Becker
Ralph Lathrop
St. Paul
Kenneth Lathrop
Garden Club
George Miller
Jim
John Anderson
Fargo Forum
Miller
Forest Service
Millers
Roy Krueger
Park Rapids
Carl Hardt
Niles, Ill
Ken Qualleys
Gunsalus
Mike
Jodi
Scott Vance
Guthrie
Ted Jackson
Jackson
Mrs
Gilbert Anderson
Minneapolis
Maurice Johnson
Ervel Sande
Minnesota Woods
Pioneer Publishing
Dartmouth
Union
Viking Oil CO
Midway
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