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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
1
A calendar of events outlines supply drops and schedule notes for days before and during the event. It lists exceptions by weekday and notes possible deletions or shortening of notices if space is limited.
Government notices list Beltrami County Board of Equalization hearings real estate tax questions at the courthouse noon advisory aging committee at Upper Mississippi Mental Health Center Bemidji 7 p.m. Headwaters Regional Development Commission board at the same center. June 28 to July 2 regional activities include cathedral window quilt demo at Bemidji Public Library and lawn concert by local bands on Beltrami Court House lawn with rain site Thompson Recital Hall. July 2 flag dedication for Hal Huffman in district court. AA meetings Red Lake Halfway House and United Methodist Beltrami. day camps Evangelical Covenant Church for grades 1-3. church studies at Church of Christ. Christian Science Society testimonial. senior men noon July 4 First Presbyterian Church. Harvey play at Paul Bunyan Playhouse June 9 to 14.
The 1976 Paul Bunyan Playhouse cast presents Harvey a six foot invisible pooka in a breezy full house performance. Richard Mills as Elwood Dowd draws big laughs with a tender, comic grounding while Patricia Chappell and Ken Land share strong comic turns. The ensemble supports a brisk pace as the fantasy plot blurs into family humor and mock psychiatric theatrics. Four performances remain, with Sunday showings omitted for July 4th.
State hearing examiner Wayne Olson said Reserve Mining Co cannot justify on land tailings at Milepost 7 and warned no condition could meet location objections. He urged Armco and Republic Steel to address public officials concerns while noting the potential job losses.
Increasing cloudiness Friday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Friday night into Sunday. Highs mostly in the 80s and lows in the 50s to mid 60s. State forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy through Thursday with today’s highs in the 70s and tonight’s lows around 47 to 54.
Tuesday sessions at the Traffic Violations Bureau saw several guilty pleas and fines including Mary J. Christenson 28 dollars and Gordon A. Carlson 20 dollars for speeding. Others pled not guilty or were discharged as listed. A pair of vehicle collisions occurred on Wishbone Desert Road and at the 2oth Street and Calihan Avenue intersection, causing damages to motorcycles, tracks, and cars with sums ranging up to 250 dollars.
Public notice style fragment lists publication details for The Pioneer daily except Sundays and holidays. It mentions Scripptiit Newspapers Inc divisions, addresses in Minnesota, postal status, Associated Press membership, circulation bureau, and vague subscription rates.
Hjalmer C. Lewis 67 of Clearbrook died June 28 at Clearwater County Memorial Hospital. Funeral Thursday July 1 at 1 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church with Pastor Roger Janson officiating, burial Silver Creek Cemetery. He was born July 27, 1908, a carpenter, lived in Clearbrook most of his life, last years at Good Samaritan Center. Survived by two children Leroy and Maxine Olson, a sister Inez Lewis, and several nieces and nephews. preceded by parents Henry and Ole Lewis and one brother Clarence.
HRDC to hold a Thursday 7 pm meeting at Upper Mississippi Mental Health Center to discuss city communication issues with Clearbrook, interview planning applicants, a planning agency survey, and the final 1977 budget before full commission consideration.
Bemidji Fire Chief Jerry Moen stated that possession or use of fireworks is illegal in Minnesota and will be enforced in the city and surrounding area. He warned violators will be arrested and prosecuted and discouraged all noise or smoke producing devices as hazardous under certain conditions.
Washington AP reports farm price indexes climbed for the third straight month through June 15 led by soybeans, cotton and hogs gains. Cattle, apples and hay weighed on the index while USDA cautions retail prices may not rise proportionally.
Jack Pine Communications Club votes to move from Channel 10 to Channel 11 to prevent interference with REACT on Channel 4. Club president Rich Derby states the change takes effect today at 30.
The Guthrie Community Fair is set for Wednesday July 24 at the Guthrie Community Hall led by fair committee president Clif Miller. Eight Hubbard County 4H clubs will enter displays from 9 to 10 30 with judging to 4 pm. An evening program starts at 8 pm featuring the 4 H dress revue and a movie. Everyone is invited to participate.
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