Laporte Community Notes from April Events and Funeral
The St Theodore’s Catholic Church guild forms with officers elected. The Chancellors Quartet performed to a full house at Community Baptist Church. Local visits include the Ericksons hosting daughters from Warren and East Grand Forks. Memorials note Rev Mickey Eastwood of Brainerd’s death. Funeral services for Mrs Tom Grover are reported with pallbearers and burial details. Cass Lake baseball benefit seeks funds for uniforms as five teams prepare for May 21 opener.
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L.J. Powell
Laporte
Ladies of
Tom Grover
Minneapolis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kurt Wied
Lyle Powell Jr
Stanley Oslin
Byron Oslin
Morris Oslin
Pat Grover
Warren Oslin
Roger Link
Lakeport Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Walker
Lorna T. Oslin
Crescent Beach
Howard Christy Place
Pike Bay
Cass Lake Independent
Bob Waukanabo
Cass Lake
Bagley
Redlake
Redley
One Dollar Swim Fee Urged by Parks Board
The Parks and Recreation Commission plans a one dollar charge for each swimming student this summer. It also recommends using the arena lobby for dog training in bad weather and asks the city manager to accept a $5 000 Jaycees donation to build and repair Little League diamonds on the 80 acre site for city league softball. The panel will reconvene May 10 at 8 p.m. at City Hall.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Jaycees
City Hall
Area fire wardens meet at Blackduck
Fire wardens from Chippewa National Forest Blackduck District met for the annual dinner Friday at Blackduck Bakery. Twenty two attended. Ranger Fred Lintelman welcomed guests and Albert Almindger spoke on new pollution control regulations and burning permits. Duff Johnson outlined permit guidelines while Edward Gornowski discussed firefighter standards and crew recruitment. The consolidation plan for the forest and district maps were presented and an instructional film Incident at Wolf Hill was shown.
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Ann Manthel
Blackduck
Chippewa National Forest
Fred Lintelman
Albert Almindger
Almindger
Duff Johnson
District Forest Service
Edward Gornowski
Wolf Hill
Forecast for May 9 1972 by Carroll Righter
General tendencies urge an extrovert push to launch a new plan affecting future goals. Aries through Pisces sections offer specific actions from planning and exercise to socializing, budgeting, and practical work. children born today may be pioneering and modern, with early education and ethics guiding success.
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Gemini
Moon Children
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LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
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Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
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Chancellors
Community Baptist Church
Ed Erickson
Leo Simms
Warren
Inez Soltis
East Grand Forks
Roy Shaffer
Roman Filla
Littlefork
Mrs. Kenneth
Mickey Eastwood
Brainerd
Mary Mechelke
Frank Mastermans
Eastwood
Robert Mechelke
the Pioneer
Jett Locke
St. Paul
Bud Powell
Pete Nelson
Field
Pete Opsal
Fargo, N.D
Rick Mardick
Vietnam
Pam Lindahl
Arnold Murdocks
Point of Pines
Kabekona Lake
VFW
Dean Schnell
House Committee
Charles Hook
Ollie Julin
Minnesota
Rudy Lee
State of Minn
Clarence Oelslager
Harold Johnson
Women’s Auxiliary
Mary House
Bruce Mailerud
Smokey
Torless
Olson - Schwartz Funeral Home
Olson-Schwartz Funeral Home
Lake and Woods
Kohi’s
Big Turtle Lake
Bemidji
Irvine Avenue
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