Paul Bunyan Playhouse Opens 26th Season with Never Too Late
The Paul Bunyan Playhouse marks its 26th season with director Lou Marchand staging Never Too Late starring Terry Frost and local talent. Shows run 8 p.m. until June 19 with tickets 3 for adults and 1.75 for students 18 and under.
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Talley Gallery
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Sue Jaastad
Touche’ Gallerie
Stephanie Knudsen to give first solo piano recital
On Friday June 17 Gloria Westerdahl presents Stephanie Knudsen daughter of Rev and Mrs Stephen Knudsen in her first solo piano recital. She will perform works by Bach Beethoven and pieces by Leo and Jack Finn at the Westerdahl residence on Birchmont Drive at 8 00 p m. The public is invited to attend.
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Thompson Recital Hall
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Stephanie Knudsen
Stephen Knudsen
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Bach
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Jack Finn
Westerdahl
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Playhouse opens 26th season in BemidjiMinnesota
Tonight June 14 the Paul Bunyan Playhouse begins its 26th season as Minnesota's longest running summer theatre. The season features ten weeks of diverse performances with local and professional talent, led by executive director Fulton Gallagher and artistic director Gerald Koch. Tickets are $3 for adults and $1.75 for students, with coupon books at $16 for seven tickets. box office hours are afternoons at 755 2993 and bookings available up to one week in advance.
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Paul Bunyan Playhouse
Lou Marchand
Paul Ford
Terry Frost
Minnesota
Rowena Deweese
Phil Sauer
Robert Gaus
Brainerd
Bemidji
Don Ruttger
New York
John Glas
Drama Workshop
Bemidji State University
Twin Cities
Fulton Gallagher
Gerald Koch
Frost
Phoebe Roberts
Philip Morton
Ken Land
Michelle Ward
Bruce Himle
Mark Crusch
Helen Gill
Gill's
Bemidj
New federal law could aid Minnesota babysitters and day care
State officials say a federal change allows licensed and exempt family day care providers to take business deductions for 1976 taxes and, for 1977, require licensing. An estimated 4,500 licensed homes exist in Minnesota with up to 13,500 providers total including unlicensed sitters.
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Kaufman
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Taste of France with Cheddar Quiche and Quick French Bread
Enjoy a home dine in flair with Cheddar Quiche using refrigerated biscuits for a flaky crust. Pair with Quick French Bread made similarly, plus salad for a complete French inspired meal.
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Cordon Bleu
Cheddar Biscuit Quiche and Quick French Bread Cass
Recipe notes describe Cheddar Biscuit Quiche using refrigerated biscuits ham cheddar and eggs baked in a pie pan with foil crust edges and serving tips plus Quick French Bread from buttermilk biscuits formed into loaf baked until golden with sesame topping plus an apricot kuchen style bake using biscuits jam custard and sour cream
Bemidji Navy and Marine recruits complete training
Navy Seaman Edward C. Webb son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Webb of Bemidji completed the Basic Enlisted Course at the Naval Submarine School Groton Conn. He studied submarine systems and safety procedures before his first assignment and is a 1974 Bemidji High School graduate. Maine Private First Class William B. Sande of Bemidji reported for duty with the 3D Marine Division on Okinawa after enlisting in 1975. Navy Seaman Apprentice Kurt E. Castle of Bemidji finished recruit training at the Orlando Naval Training Center after eight weeks covering seamanship drill and basic military subjects.
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William A. Webb
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Groton
Maine
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Leland W. Sande
Route 1
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Marine Corps
Kurt E. Castle
Ray H. Castle
Route 5
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Flo
Bemidji student wins biology merit certificate
Carolyn A. May daughter of Mrs. Horace May of 1022 Park Ave Bemidji received a certificate of merit from Bemidji State University Biology Department this spring. She plans to attend medical school. Two Pinewood students among 103 at Dana College Blair Nebraska named to the Dean's List for the second semester are Ann and Mark Jorgensen, children of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Jorgensen.
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Horace May
Park Ave
Bemidji
Bemidji State University
May
Pinewood
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Blair
Neb
Ann
Mark Jorgensen
Floyd W. Jorgensen
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