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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
7
Doctor advises emphysema patients to quit tobacco and avoid dust pollen and infections. Breathing difficulty stems from trapped air and limited oxygen. treatment focuses on medical supervision, possible bronchodilators, weight management and progressive muscle exercise. Climate is less important than regular care and infection avoidance.
Minnesota insurance investigator A. E. Isberner will be at the Minnesota Manpower Services Office in Bemidji on Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. The Insurance Division regulates and speeds administration of existing laws, hearing complaints, and investigating facts to determine statutory violations and possible remedial action.
Local clubs and churches publish a week of meetings and activities. Elks Bridge Tuesday 7:30 p.m. through 11 p.m. Eastern Star final meeting of season Tuesday 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple. SPEBSQSA rehearsals Tuesday 8 p.m. at First Lutheran. Al Anon rides arranged 8 p.m. Tuesday United Methodist lounge. Bethel Lutheran groups meet Wednesday morning and afternoon with hosts and addresses. United Methodist Circles coordinate rides, potluck, and nursing unit gathering. Ladies Division golf and Whiffs lessons Wednesday morning. First Baptist Missionary Society meets 7:30 p.m. Miss Grace Trimble guest speaker. Anna Group Bethel Lutheran Thursday 2 p.m. Calvary Lutheran circles meet Thursday 2 p.m. Northern Artists Association meets Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Bemidji Laundry. slides and social hour follow.
Ten Northern Pines Nursing Home employees in Blackduck finished an emergency care course sponsored by the Minnesota Health Service Department and taught by Bemidji Ambulance Service. The program covered mouth to mouth resuscitation, wound control, oxygen, childbirth procedures, lifting techniques, and a simulated explosion final. Blackduck attendees included Elizabeth Beck Leona Brontrager Anita Florhaugh Louise Frenzel Olive Gorman Sylvia Lindquist Charlott Yoder and Harold Starkey couple.
Hope circle will meet with Mrs Gary Port on Wednesday at 9 30 a m for a morning gathering.
The court imposed suspended sentences of $10 or three days for being drunk with good behavior. Recipients include Abner Annerson Pinewood Lucille Johnson Cass Lake Clarence Taylor Bemidji Louise Cobenais Jr and Eunice Cobenais Walker. Larry Mathews International Falls was fined $25 for disorderly conduct.
Beltrami county reached 56 percent of its 1971 series E and H bonds quota with over 25 250 dollars sold in April. Cass county posted 25 percent of its quota at about 13 000 dollars. Clearwater county totaled nearly 14 000 dollars, reaching 72 percent of its 1971 quota. Hubbard county reported 14 000 dollars in April sales, 26 percent of its 1971 quota.
About 200 register for Cass Lake Mr Don's Beauty Salon open house after moving to new quarters. Door prize winners include Dell Heussers Ruth Dorn and Carol Oakes. Also noted are birth announcements and local club activities.
Motorists listed paid fines or forfeited bonds for speeding in several 30 and 65 zones. Haanpaa Connelly Allen Haagenson Hawkinson Noro Ramsrud Byrne Sneva Boggetts each faced fines from 20 to 100 dollars for speeds ranging from 40 to 83 in 30 or 65 zones. Johnson Haraldson Nordquist faced DUI and stop sign or leaving scene charges with fines up to 200 and 100 dollars.
Guthrie Mrs. Oscar Rude learned Sunday that her sister Mrs. Art Blais died June 5 in Grand Rapids. Funeral held Wednesday in Grand Rapids. Don Norenberg hosts Linda Norenberg birthday dinner. about 50 guests. Janet Sunde earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Education at Bemidji State College. Family visits from Lillquist and Rude households. Richard Rude family of Virginia joined Sunday supper at Oscar Rude’s home.
Solway residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Ernest Larson and Diane Larson's graduation drew family from Northfield, Bagley, and Bemidji. Earl Heminger from Kelly Lake stayed with Ericksons, while the Sieberts left Solway for Montana. Ed Schillo of Highland Indiana visited relatives in Solway Bemidji, tying to local Rose family. Tom Horn of Minneapolis joined Strandlien Roff and Strandlein families for weekend visits.
Polly Cramer advises readers on obtaining free sewing instruction booklets. Citizens can request lists from congressmen or order leaflets from sewing machine firms. The Superintendent of Documents offers brochures, including one titled Simplified Clothing Construction, often for a few cents.
Reader Julia asks how to clean chocolate stains from a quilt with delicate appliqué. Provide safe stain removal tips suitable for fabric art, avoiding harsh chemicals and preserving stitching and colors.
Mrs C M shares homemaking guidance advising beginners to choose sturdy fabrics, start with easy sewing patterns, follow pattern layouts, and tackle a blouse or house dress first. The hardest part is the initial cut, after which sewing becomes easier.
The Bemidji City Council will vote June 21 1971 on a mobile home ordinance allowing units on three plus acres in R-1 districts mainly east of Lake Bemidji. Notices advise contacting city officials for details. Also in probate court Arthur Abrahamson estate final accounting seeks settlement and distribution with a June 20 1979 hearing.
In Beltrami County district court John L. Murray and Verda K. Murray sue Albert H. Anderson and unknown heirs to determine ownership of Lot 8 Block 1 O'Neil Point. The plaintiffs seek judgment that they hold fee simple title as joint tenants and that all defendants have no claim or lien. Attorneys Cann Schmidt & Weddel provide representation. notices posted June 15 22 and 29 in the county auditor's office.
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