Tickets on sale for Paul Bunyan Playhouse season
Kick off luncheon May 31 at Mrs. Bob Wilsons home marks pre season ticket sale from June 1 through June 20. Playhouse opens its 21st year of professional summer theatre on June 20 with a nine week season ending August 20. Tickets books priced at 12 for seven tickets include savings.
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Paul Bunyan Playhouse
Bob Wilson
Playhouse
Wilson
Wayne Thoreson
Dick Dickinson
Wilford Deweese
Mmes
Ron Gearman
Ed Dessert
Roger Stubbins
Frank Goodell
Roy Lundmark
Bill Schwartz
Ralph
Noreen Gill
Gill’s
Ruttger
Birchmont Lodge
Ten area students named to Bemidji State College honors program
Ten area freshmen were selected for Bemidji State College College Honors Program for 1972 73. Named students include David Bahr Steven Carlson Cathlene Dowhower Laura Hill Timothy Leister Pamela Lindell Ervin Lindell Scott Naramore Kathleen Preece Stephanie Rossi Christine Weir. The program, begun in 1969, supports scholars through interdisciplinary honors courses.
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Bemidji State College
James C. Hamilton
College
David A. Bahr
Floyd C. Bahr
Bemidji
Steven R. Carlson
Raymond Carlson
Cathlene A. Dowhower
Dughter
Don Dowhower
Laura L. Hill
Louis Hill
Timothy C. Leister
Cecil Leister
Pamela Lindell
Ervin Lindell
Wilton
Scott Naramore
George Naramore
Kathleen N. Preece
James E. Preece
Stephanie J. Rossi
John Rossi
Christine Kh. Weir
Elaine Weir
Mine Kills Two British Soldiers at Irish Border
BELFAST AP Two soldiers died when a road mine exploded near Rosslea County Fermanagh on patrol at the Irish border. A second mine nearby was defused. The incident lifts the Northern Ireland toll to 354 in three years of sectarian violence.
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Belfast
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Republic
Rosslea
County
Fermanagh
Mary Spackman
American Express
Dublin
IRA
San Francisco
Ireland
London
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Stop Break-ins with 3M Home Alarm System
Alarm ad touts 23M Home Alarm System for inside and outside protection. Claims to deter intruders, warn of danger, and call for help. Promotes low cost reliability and easy use with a no obligation call for full details.
Artmobile to Bring Indian Art to Bemidji
The Artmobile from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts will tour Minnesota June 12 to 15 in Bemidji as a traveling museum. It features American Indian works from the Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation with climate control and independent power for lighting and sound.
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Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation
Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Bemidji
First National Bank
5Th and
Beltrami Avenue
Pearance
The
Community Arts Council
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Museum of the American Indian — Heye Foundation
Police Report On Theft Of Tools Bicycle And Gallery Mobile
Joe Schoenberger reports tools a hard hat and two direct couplings stolen from his pickup Mark Wicka reports the theft of a Schwinn Continental bike a boys 26 inch 10 speed brown bicycle Mrs Douglas Smart reports a girls maroon Hawthorne three speed bicycle missing under the Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Louise W and Maud Hill Family Foundation Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank Northwestern National Life Insurance anonymous donor sponsor the traveling gallery Minnesota Congress of Parents and Teachers helps promote the Art mobile and raises funds
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Joe Schoenberger
Mark Wicka
Schwinn Continental
Douglas Smart
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts
Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Louis W. and Maud Hill Family Foundation
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank of Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Minnesota Congress of Parents and Teachers
Artmobile tours Minnesota reach vast audiences
The Artmobile, aided by the State Arts Council, has logged over 17 000 miles in four years with more than 200 stops across 175 Minnesota towns. About 200 000 people have visited its exhibitions. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts directs the tours, with Michael Oker as curator, Marcia McEachron as coordinator, and Thomas Stroh as operator.
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State Arts Council
State of
Minnesota
Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Mobile Gallery
Michael Oker
Mobile Gallery
Marcia McEachron
Thomas Stroh
Preliminary Hearing Set for Keith Anderson on Drug Counts
County Court schedules a June 19 preliminary hearing for Keith Anderson charged with possession of marijuana amphetamine and psilocybin. A bail reduction motion to 2500 from 5000 was denied. Richard Darkow of Littlefork waives preliminary hearing on burglary charges and is remanded to District Court. Doyle Himmelright DeAnn Johnson Bemidji defrauding an innkeeper charges dismissed. Dick Kunz Bemidji pleads not guilty to theft. jury trial set for June 26. released on bond to reappear. John O Rourke Libby Montana pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated. pre sentence investigation ordered. Jerry Geerdes Hines fined 5 for no current vehicle registration. Jode Herron Bemidji forfeits 5 bond for double parking.
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Keith Anderson
Richard Darkow
Littlefork
Doyle Himmelright
DeAnn Johnson
Bemidji
Dick Kunz
John O'Rourke
Libby
Mont
Jerry Geerdes
Hines
Jode Herron
Sealed bids sought for two single axle trucks Bemidji MN
Beltrami County invites equipment dealers to bid by 3 00 P M June 20 1972 for two new single axle trucks 27500 lb GVW with boxes snowplows sanders and one snow wing plus a new two ton pickup Trade in allowed for unit 73 a 1965 Ford 2 2 ton truck Bids require 5 percent bid bond County Board may reject any or all bids John R Kemp Beltrami County Highway Engineer
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Bemidji
Minnesota
Ford
John R. Kemp
Beltrami
Third Ward Voters Expand to Citywide Group
The Third Ward Voters Group votes to broaden participation citywide and renames as the Citizen's Discussion Group. Howard Menge discusses ward reorganization and at large council elections. candidate calls postponed due to the expansion. June meeting date to be announced.
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Third Ward
Howard Menge
Weekend Horoscope for June 3 1972
Forecasts warn against temper and disputes while advising calm, smiles, and careful planning. Aries to Pisces receive guidance on personal, financial, and social matters with emphasis on responsibility, cooperation, and prudent action.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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