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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
6
Beltrami County home economist urges parents to examine their own attitudes toward differences. Children imitate what they hear and see, so adults must avoid degrading language and provide diverse experiences. Teach about group differences, foster empathy, and build secure, respectful relationships in the community.
Cass Lake Garden Club members met at the Auxiliary Club rooms as City Hall hosted meetings. They reported no illness, noted 28 memorial wreaths for Firemen, and listed contributors to plant beds at cemetery, museum, library, and other sites. A July picnic at Bemidji’s Grotte Berry Farm was planned.
Fair to partly cloudy through Wednesday with highs near 78 and overnight lows around 53. State forecast calls for partly cloudy east and west today with isolated thunderstorms mainly in the far northeast and far southeast, then fair to partly cloudy tonight through Wednesday, highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s and lows in the 40s to 60s. Extended outlook shows scattered showers Thursday and Friday, then partly cloudy Saturday with warmer temperatures and highs generally in the 72 to 92 range across regions.
Mrs Glenn Thompson and Mrs Elmer Herr with three children visited her parents the Vorderbruggens. Cliff McKim and family spent two weeks in Chicago for a nephew wedding with Mrs Richard Weiers and Amy of Auko n. Glenn Thompson attended Mary Lund and Timothy Berg’s wedding at Bethel Lutheran Church Sunday.
Guthrie Homemakers Club met June 9 at Naomi Hanschen home with 14 members and two guests. They planned an Aug. 11 annual picnic and will visit Sanctuary south of Walker before the picnic. Next meeting is September at Clara Lou Burnhams to plan year lessons. Other clubs meet in Bemidji and Ter rence John Lheureux joins Navy. A community bake sale supports Sandra Shepherd at St Luke's Fargo for a brain tumor care.
Questions and answers trace Minnesota’s mandatory reporting rules from 1963 1965 and the role of county welfare departments. They note rising reports from 1966 to 1970 44 75 112 143 194 and discuss reasons for increases impact of reporting laws and comparisons to national figures. They also cover scope sex offenses and legislative considerations.
Guthrie Homemakers Club met at Naomi Hanschen's home for a successful plant sale. No July meeting. August 11 will host a potluck picnic with location to be announced. Members and relatives traveled from Ames and Minneapolis areas. several attended a Homemakers Camp at Oak Hills.
The Saum Fair Fighters 4 H Club met at Kelliher Park June 11 with six boys and four girls. Officers led pledges and roll call. treasury stood at $256.49. Members will clean up public areas on June 14 at 2 p.m. A club tour is set for June 28 starting at Kelliher Park. A makeup demonstration day is July 9 at 1 30 p.m. at the Alan Krogseng home. No meeting in July. Next regular meeting August 6 at Ernest Gehlert home.
Medal of Honor recipient Peter Lemon recalls fighting Viet Cong near Tay Ninh on April 1 1970 while in a party mood after smoking marijuana. He describes alertness under influence and dragging a wounded comrade to safety before collapsing from wounds. He also notes antiwar views and personal reflections at White House ceremony.
The Bemidji and Bagley Garden Club and guests attended the Silver Tea and Flower Show at the Lake George Community Center on June 17. Visitors from Cass Lake to North and South Dakota enjoyed irises and June blooms, with Assemblages and Marina Plaques displays. A bake sale and lunch accompanied the event as the club marked its 10th anniversary.
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