Home Makers News Recalls Ghibs and Pinewood Meeting
Homemakers notes recount the last meeting of the Ghibs alias Country Gals with seven members present Connie Schussman and Shirley. Julia to attend councilor meeting at Northland Apartments. Christmas party planned for next meeting with a 50 cent gift exchange. Cookies to be baked for area children and seniors. Shirley Julia shared ideas from Bagley Workshop. Pinewood Club met Nov 14 at Linda Haugan’s home with Marcella Harder presiding.Members to bring baked goods for Christmas baskets and ice cream pails and covers.
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Bagley Workshop
Pinewood Club
Pinewood Homemakers
Linda Haugan
Marcella Harder
Agnes Webo
Clara Helgeson
Agnes Welo
Joyce Nelson
Guthrie Flying Eagles Club News Snapshot
The Guthrie Flying Eagles met November 13 at Guthrie Community Hall with 20 girls, 14 boys, four adults and 13 visitors. Members discussed recycling, enrollment for 12 new members, gift exchanges for Christmas, and upcoming meetings in December and at Agnes Webo's home. Also covered were crafts and demonstrations by members, and details of plans for baskets and potluck. Additional notes cover East Bemidji Homemakers and Eckles Homemakers activities, Christmas craft projects, and secret pals gift exchange. Carcross history note included.
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Flying Eagles
Guthrie
Renee Gildersleeve
Schummer
Bemidji
Susan Schummer
Peggy Mintey
Debra Gildersleeve
Lennae Berg
Renee Lillquist
Lisa
Iris Isham
Rod Knepper
Charles
David Johnson
Kalvin Hughes
Mike Rognstad
Alan Davis
Mrs. Gildersleeve
Cuba Sours On Hijackers As Air Pirates Target It
Washington reports that tougher judges and a wary Cuban government are reducing hijacking success. Since 1961 there have been 159 attempts with 101 aimed at Cuba, the island remaining the preferred haven for most hijackings. Recent trials and Havana talks aim to curb the crisis and end Cuba as a safe destination for air pirates.
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Washington
Havana
United States
Cuba
Southern Airways
Oak Ridge
Tenn
U.S
Frank Markoe
Woman Santa Breaks Sacred Boyish Image at Kahala Mall
At Kahala Mall Honolulu AP: a 20 year old woman hired as one of two Santa Clauses faced scrutiny as children detected the disguise. Manager Weldon Larsen said complaints from parents and older kids led to her three day stint ending, preserving the illusion for young visitors.
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Honolulu
Weldon Larsen
Kahala
Larsen
Santa
Cattle Reproduction Course For Beefmen At Busy Corners
Beef producers and dairymen are urged to preregister for a free two afternoon course on Cattle Reproduction at Corner Garage Busy Corners Dec 13 and 14. Sessions run 12 to 4 with instructors Dr Charles Gibson Dr Joe Conlin and Dr Ray Arthuad. Participants should attend both days and registration forms are available at the County Extension Office Bemidji.
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Blackduck
Charles’ Gibson
Joe Conlin
Ray Arthuad
Bemidji
Smoke Signals for Emergency Numbers in Fire Safety
The Hartford Insurance Group's Junior Fire Marshal program advises leaving emergency numbers near the telephone and teaches small children to dial 0 for help in a fire or any other emergency.
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Hartford Insurance Group
Questions on Rent Control and Physician Contracts Column
Public service column from the IRS answers frequent questions on wages and prices under the President's Economic Stabilization Program. It explains rent exemptions for small landlords, Social Security beneficiaries and the Rent Watch guidance, and notes hospital physicians on contracts are usually independent contractors not subject to hospital direction.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Public Service
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue District
Economic Stabilization Questions and Answers on Pricing Rules
The document explains physician contract cost bases, sale and price controls on frozen versus raw seafood, retroactive effects of IRS rulings on regulations, and the concept of base rent as the prefreeze market rent for housing. It covers how increases are limited, exemptions for iced and raw fish, and when rulings apply retroactively or not.
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IRS
China cooperation asked in drug traffic curb
U S officials have met with Chinese representatives to seek joint action against international drug trafficking. Nelson Gross says Beijing is studying participation and may seek a seat on the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs. Cooperation could help block heroin routes from Southeast Asia through Hong Kong to the United States.
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China Cooperation
Washington
U.S
China
U.N
Sina
Nelson Gross
State Department
Gross
United States
United Nations
International Narcotics Control Board
Federal
Asia
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Hong Kong
Laos
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Hansel Nutzman
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Jack's Supper Club
Joe Conlon
Jeanie Conlon
Minnie Sundh
Carcross
Whitehorse
Yukon
Bennett and
Tagish Lakes
Security State Bank
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Air Pirates
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Seattle
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Reno
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B.C
FBI
Vietnam
Dennis Wiens
Science Cluir
Minneapolis
Companying Wiens
Bret Byfield
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David Lillegaard
Sanford Nelson
Larke Reeber
Sue Vorderbruggen
Her
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Karen Peterson
Hubbard Rustlers
Jean Kraft
Stoney Lake
Lila Buerkley
Dorset Tomahawks
Robyn Edwards
Rockwood
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McAdams
Portage Pacers
Marlene Lindgren
Nary
Janet Lais
Robert Lindgren
BSC Theatre
Gene O ‘Neill
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