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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1972

Page

6

Officials favor present road funds system in Minnesota hearing

Five Bemidji area residents testified at a Moorhead hearing May 4 on Article XVI of the Minnesota Constitution and opposed amending the Highway User Tax Distribution Fund. Ernest Tell and others urged keeping the current funding intact to support ongoing road upgrades in Beltrami County. The session follows a 1972 needs report urging highway funds may be used for urban transit with local option.

Bemidji Area Transportation Committee Minnesota Constitutional Study Commission Moorhead Ernest Tell County Board of Commissioners John Kemp Sid Swedmark Chamber of Commerce Ted Cornelius The Chamber Leonard Dickinson Tell Beltrami Board Bemidji Chamber of Commerce Cornelius Leonard R. Dickinson Minnesota Robert Falk Falk Department of Transportation Highway Trust Fund

Vets Hiring Preference Urged by Bemidji Mayor

Bemidji Mayor Marv Hailey issues a proclamation urged employers to favor hiring veterans recently separated from service during May. The city notes over a million servicemembers returned in 1971 and another similar number will return in 1972, with 2,024 veteran letters sent and 577 responses.

Bemidji Marv Hailey State Employment Service

Weekend visits and family gatherings across Bemidji area

Guthrie Mr and Mrs John Morris and their son Scott from Everett Washington visited Dorothy Morris and family from Sunday to Thursday. Numerous relatives and friends displayed attendance at dinners and trips including a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs August Disher in Bemidji. Sandra Storlie from Minneapolis visited Palmer Storlie and Arnie Storlie.

John Morris Scott Everett, Wash Dorothy Morris Leroy Karen Erna Schmidt Carl Merle Jondahl Bemidji Lawrence Muller Raymond Martha Schmidt Ted August Disher Trinity Lutheran Church Albert Panzer Judy Gary Panzer Hans Vikre Darrell Marsh Virginia Sioux City Iowa John Everett Wash Stanley Kallstrom Tom Davis Don Mohler Norman Moe Eddie Gary Moe Kevin Gearld Moe Bob Travis Laporte Henry Schummer Sandra Storlie Minneapolis Palmer Storlie Arnie Clarence Andrews Bob Hess Thief River Falls Ralph Galliher

Quilici appoints campaign leaders in Bemidji MS drive

Minnesota Twins state chairman Frank Quilici announces Cliff Boler as House to House campaign chairman in Bemidji and Marian Patton of First National Bank as Bemidji business chairman. First National Bank of Bemidji to depository funds. Gordon Nei of 7 Up Pepsi Cola to distribute coin boards in Bemidji area. The May to June appeal funds Minnesota North Star Chapter patient services for 10 000 MS victims and families, and supports research.

Frank Quilici Minnesota Twins Minnesota Cliff Boler Phi‘Sigiaechras Bemidji Quilici Marian L. Patton First National Bank First National Bank of Gordon Nei 7-Up Pepsi Cola Minnesota North Star

Welfare questions answered for veterans and dependents

The Welfare Department outlines rules for transferring real estate, drug payments, and savings while receiving aid. It notes preapproval is required for property transfers, prescription drugs only, and allowable savings. It also covers origins of welfare, terminology, GI loans, nursing home coverage, and GI Bill child benefits with birth date eligibility.

Welfare Department Welfare Board Savings & Loan England Veterans Administration

Minnesota Food Aid Recipients Rise in February

The USDA reports 186 000 Minnesota residents received food assistance in February, up 7 500 from January. About 168 517 people in 69 Food Stamp areas used benefits, with Minnesota paying 2 097 555 for stamps valued at 4 033 023 and a USDA bonus of 1 935 468. The bonus averaged 11.49 per person, up from 11.42 in January. The Food Distribution Program served 17 484 people in 20 counties with more than 511 000 pounds of 21 foods.

Minnesota US Department of Agriculture State Departments of Public Welfare and Public Education Dennis M. Doyle Midwest USDA Food and Nutrition Service

Tenstrike Band Wins Big At Minnesota Country Music Contest

Country Unlimited from Tenstrike led by Jim and Nancy Foster won two state titles at the first Minnesota State Country Music Contest. Don Jordan earned best instrumentalist honors and a Mesabi, as the group earned reserve grand championship and a chance to compete in a tri state festival with North and South Dakota winners.

Virginia Minn Tenstrike Country Unlimited Minnesota Jim Nancy Foster Don Jordan Jordan Mesabi Mesabi State Junior College North Dakota South Dakota

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Campus Ministries Bob Willwock United Ministries In Higher Education Campus Ministerial Group Campus Ministry Association Jack’s of Wilton Newman Center BSC Colleen Mersch Beltrami County Guthrie Jerry Madson Bemidji MS Solway News Lucy E. Erickson Solway Virgil Strandlein Leonard Peterson Frederic, Wis Helen Erickson Lucy Erickson Hibbing Nora Springer Kelly Lake Stanley Morrison Bena Area Womens Fellowship Oak Hills Bible Institute Ida McBain Emma Jorgenson Bagley Dora Ardoth Fullmer Floyd Johnson Robin Barbara Jacobson Eric Jacobson Maple Leaf Academy Hutchinson Solway Log Mothers Group Russell Roy Willard Veterans’ News Solway Log Chapel Frank Russell Tom Ana Priscilla Antoine Captain Tom Ottei Salamel Allen Maase Herington
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