Beltrami County to Hold EIS Committee Meeting Thursday
The Citizens Evaluation Committee for the wastewater EIS will meet Thursday June 23 at 7 30 p m in the annex of the Beltrami county courthouse.
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
2
The Citizens Evaluation Committee for the wastewater EIS will meet Thursday June 23 at 7 30 p m in the annex of the Beltrami county courthouse.
A series of informational meetings and public events runs Thursday through Saturday including a Rose Show at the Fire Hall, floral program at Lake Bemidji State Park, trail hikes from the visitor center, and youth activities at the HUB Center. A Midsummer festival by the American Swedish Institute begins Friday with a pole erection and folk dance program at Lakefront.
Bemidji State University Foundation funds for science students through a weekend of fishing and festivities on Lake Bemidji. The event includes a polka party, a how to catch em seminar, mass boat start at noon, weigh in, a walleye fry banquet, and prize drawings with donations from Crestliner Core Craft Lindy Little Joe Arctic Cat and more. Proceeds support scholarships. KDAL-TV co sponsors with local celebs participating. Tickets are 7.50 and available at banks stores and the chamber.
Organizations meet at 7 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous at United Methodist Church and 8 p.m. AA at Halfway House Red Lake. Women of the Moose gather at Moose Home. Beef Producers Association meets in courthouse hearing room. Swedish Institute hosts potluck at Diamond Point at 5 30 p.m. serving starts 6 p.m. rain plan at First Lutheran Church. Bring own food and dishes.
Churches schedule a 6 p.m. Lutheran Conference on the Holy Spirit planning session at Bridgeman's, with 7:30 p.m. midweek vacation services at Trinity Lutheran on 29th and Bemidji. From June 23 to 30 evenings feature Bethany Free Lutheran Bible Camp sessions at Grace Lake and a CWY Chapel Vacation Bible School program in Guthrie. Public invited.
David H. Dosch reported the theft of three suitcases valued at 159 from his car in downtown Minneapolis between 12 30 and 10 30 p m. In a separate incident three people sustained minor injuries in a three car crash on Highway 2 near Midway Drive reported at 4 44 p m. The Bemidji driver Victoria Ann Buchebner and John H. Herath were involved in the second crash with damage to a car valued at about 600.
The Bemidji Pioneer lists subscription rates, a service truck damage estimate, and hospital admissions discharges. It notes multiple births at Bemidji Community Hospital on June 22 to various families and names individuals tied to local actions and residents.
The Northern Minnesota Lutheran Conference on the Holy Spirit gathers Friday and Saturday on the BSU campus with speakers including Dr. Mark Hillmer Rev Ken Ellingson Rev Jim Hanson and Rev Erwin Prange. Workshops cover relationships family theology healing and Spirit topics with events for children and teens. Local churches host guest ministers Sunday services follow.
Obituary notices list Eivind K Kaasa 84 of Puposky died at home with services planned at Pleasant Valley Lutheran Church and burial at Island Lake Cemetery. Alfred Berg 82 of Gonvick dies. Charlie Westby 90 of rural Bagley dies. Martha Mathewson 81 of Bagley dies with services and burials at Cease Funeral Home related sites.
A prisoner recounts bitterness after habitual offender charges and Stillwater confinement. He argues for counseling and employment over renewed incarceration, criticizing limited mental health resources and parole processes while urging personal responsibility and reform.
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