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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
9
Redlake High School plans a reunion for graduates and teachers from 1935 to 1996 and from 1969 to 1970 to be held July 2 and 3 at Redlake. Former teachers and graduates who did not receive a notice are asked to send their name and address to Elaine Johnson Box 251 Redby Minn 56670.
U S Forest Service sent home 200 firefighters as a four day fire in Superior National Forest near Ely eased under cloudy skies high humidity and temperatures near 50. The blaze covered 23 square miles to late Sunday and Monday with rain help and low winds. Mopup likely to begin today as officials deem it the largest fire in 62 years and cost near one million. Cause undetermined though attributed to man.
Washington AP report on a National Commission on Marijuana and Dangerous Drugs debating legalization. Testimony cited studies of distorted perception and impaired judgment from marijuana users versus arguments that current penalties are out of step with knowledge, with experts noting counterexamples and calling for further research.
County bids open June 1 1971 at ten AM in Bemiah County Courthouse for Lot 5 Section 8 Township 148 Range 33 with appraised land and timber price 1150 dollars. Terms cash or 10 percent down and timber paid in full, balance in ten installments at four percent interest. board may reject bids. Wayne Alsop County Auditor Beltrami County. 3dn May 11 18825
The Resort Area Drive Association reports 50 volunteers including children cleaned road areas on Monday. They gathered at Baltes store Mission Corner, filled eight truckloads of debris, and urged public cooperation to keep the road clean. Thirty people enjoyed supper at Wishbone Resort after the effort.
Nationwide rail strike enters its second day as Congress debates an emergency bill to halt the walkout. Major steel and auto plants cut output, food stockpiles grow, 300,000 commuters seek other transport, and the New York Stock Exchange posts a sharp loss. President Nixon urges operation continuity while talks with the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen extend several weeks. The strike threatens a 5 percent GNP drop if prolonged, with signaling pay demands rising and a Senate hearing set to weigh extension plans.
Calendar listings show WSCS Covenant and Presbyterian circles meeting Wednesday with multiple hosts and times across addresses. Bethel Covenant circle gathers Thursday at 9 30 a.m under Mrs Wally Crockett.
Municipal Court case against Val Whelan for serving liquor to a minor and allowing minor consumption. matter continued to May 19. Arthur Heldt charged with non payment of support. continued to May 19. Harold Erickson charged with auto theft and concealing stolen property. held on $500 bond. continued to May 19. George Stillday pleaded guilty to a drunk charge. sentenced to $10 or three days with suspension for two months. Michael Kingbird charged with tampering with a motor vehicle. continued to May 19. held on $100 bond.
Bemidji Minnesota employment office launches a campaign to place Vietnam era veterans. Benjamin Weeks begins as assistant veterans employment representative, covering Beltrami Hubbard Cass and Clearwater counties while training under S L Zarling. Weeks, a Bemidji State College graduate and Vietnam veteran, will identify job openings across the region.
A high school gym program featured the Festival of Art and Music with the Apple Blossom Time theme. Performances included the Swedish Folk Suite and a Tijuana group number, plus Nancy Kelly’s flute solo, a fashion show, and a variety of student art and craft exhibits.
Federal takeover of meat inspection begins in Minnesota after a court battle to stop it. Gov. Wefald notes state retains control over about 3,000 retail lockers and processing plants while USDA expands inspector staff from 31 to 37, complicating legislative funding as the session ends.
Twenty five ladies from the US Forestry Women's club gathered at Cass Lake Ranger headquarters. Roll call featured home remedies. Dorothy Coyle named program chair and Darlene Godlezke Sunshine chair. Mrs Corinne Kirt spoke on health programs. Lil Bratt won a door prize May basket with goodies.
WE OF Moments of Melody thank Christians who signed petitions against part mutual betting and those who sent letters and telegrams. Gratitude goes to local press radio pastors for publicity of the events. Appreciation for prayer and financial support. May God bless you for helping us help others. R. C. Koehler Director Moments of Melody.
A collection of local notices lists carpet cleaner products and polishing solutions, appliance rental, a car lease ad, a breakfast cafe feature, Avon representative contact, and a secretary job posting from Bemidji Pioneer. Names and places include Bemidji, Washkish, Thief River Falls, and Ness hardware references.
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