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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1963

Page

9

Spring Valley Plans Teachers Workshop Before School Opening

Spring Valley Minnesota prepares for a three day teachers workshop starting Wednesday as faculty report for pre school work. Classes begin Tuesday Sept 3 at 8 30 a m. The 1963 64 schedule lists MEA meetings Oct 10 11 Thanksgiving vacation Dec 20 Christmas break ends Jan 6 Easter break ends Apr 6 and final day June 5. New gym auditorium music and band rooms ready for use at the high school.

Rochester Donald Kerkhoff Richard Rowles Rollis Larson Judy McElroy Jerome Meyer Edward Morine Vernon Mortrud Chester Nagorski Industria Arts Ronald Nicholson Elle Northness Gary Olson Leonard Olson Arthur L. O'Neil Barbara Powers Charles Reps Charlotte O. Ristey Helen Sanford A. Robert Shedeen Marian Strand Marilyn Wick E. W. Winter

Scouts Advance in Troop 113 Court of Honor

Five Scouts from Troop 113 received awards at a Monday Court of Honor in the Knights of Columbus Hall. David Hart earned a Life Scout award with lifesaving nature public health safety forestry hiking and citizenship badges. John Hagen also became a Life Scout with First Aid lifesaving hiking forestry and citizenship badges. Other awardees included David Murphy first class Joel Hagen second class and Mike Hansel who earned a merit badge in start collecting.

Troop 113 Knights of Columbus Hall David Hart John Hagen David Murphy Joel Hagen Mike Hansel

Adams Earns Third in State Fair Educational Demonstrations

Faribault led the opening State Fair demonstrations on Monday with Howard Muschl and Jerry Wille showing a safe corn harvest program. Sanborn FFA placed second and Adams Future Homemakers finished third in the event.

Faribault Howard Muschl Jerry Wille Sanborn Ffa Adams Future Homemakers

Goodsell Heads ASC Committee

Goodsell, of Grand Meadow, was elected chairman of the Mower County ASCS committee at the convention in the Sterling State Bank community room Monday night. Other officers include vice chair Henry Lausen of Austin and regular member Marion Peterson of Austin, with alternates Dean Jensen of Grand Meadow and Herbert Hanson of Elkton.

Parker Goodsell Grand Meadow Mower County ASC Dean Jensen

Thirteen Austin FFA Members to Enter State Fair

Thirteen youths from the Austin Future Farmers of America chapter will exhibit at the Minnesota State Fair. Entries include livestock from members such as Dean Prantner, Bob Anderson, Dave Morse, Greg Hanson, Rodney Thompson, Larry Noble, Bruce Hovland, Paul Peterson, Steve Torgerson, Leon Dibble, Gerald Deniseon, Eugene Thompson, and Wayne Strouf. Rodney Humker and Orrin Lerum assist. overall, 45 hogs 17 sheep and 5 cattle are entered with judging Friday night and Saturday for breeding and Monday for market. Don Ritland notes extra hardware exhibit and cross county participation with 50 FFA chapters and 150 youth.

Austin Future Farmers of America Minnesota Dean Prantner Bob Anderson Dave Morse Suffolk Greg Hanson Poland Chinas Shropshire Rodney Thompson Berkshires Larry Noble Hampshires Bruce Hovland Paul Peterson Steve Torgerson Leon Dibble Gerald Denison Mower County Fairgrounds Austin General Livestock Rod Thompson FFA Don Ritland Austin Mower County

Post Office Prepares for Rail Strike With Aerial Mail Plan

Postmaster Oliver Herrick announced plans to use planes trucks and buses to move air and first class mail within 150 miles of Austin during a nationwide rail strike. Second third and fourth class mail destined beyond 150 miles would be suspended. emergency shipments should be sent first class or air mail. Major Midwest cities near Austin would retain full service. For questions call 433-4679.

Oliver Herrick Austin National Post Office Herrick Minneapolis St. Paul St. Cloud Des Moines Iowa Fau Claire LaCrosse Wis

4-H Entries Win Ribbons at State Fair

Mower County 4-Hers won seven blue ribbons at the Minnesota State Fair over the weekend. Windom 4-H booth earned a red ribbon. Notable honorees include Mary Silver, Lorraine Schottler, Lynn Clark, Suzanne Goodwin, Margaret Hanson, Virginia Bissen, Wayne Schottler, Roger Johnson, John Adams, James Kellogg, Robert Grundy, Warren Smith, Sheldon Sayles, and Gary Lukes across Clothing Exhibits, Food Preservation, Family Living, Shop, Electric, Entomology, and Agronomy divisions.

Mower County Minnesota Windom Suzanne Goodwin Adolpho Club Margaret Hanson Nevada Club Virginia Bissen Adams Club Robert Grundy Austin Warren Smith Sheldon Sayles Enterprise Club Gary Lukes Silver Maple Club

Troop 107 Scouts Honor Awards Ceremony

A court of honor for Troop 107 scouts sponsored by the Congregational Church honored 12 scouts. Daniel Kane, David Kane, and Steven Sprecher received life awards. Steve Handke and Michael Rohde earned star awards. John Thomas, Mark Thomas and George Wright were named first class. Daniel Nadenbek, David Rahfeldt, Richard Sprecher and Jeffrey Torgerson received second class. Merit badges were awarded to these and other scouts.

Congregational Church Daniel David Kane Steven Sprecher Steve Handke Michael Rohde John Thomas Mark Thomas George Wright Daniel Nadenbek David Rahfeldt Richard Sprecher Jeffery Torgerson

Minneapolis Police Win Shoot at Austin Invitational

The Minneapolis police blue team won the master classification with 1,130 points at the Austin Police pistol shoot. Norman Storvick led individual scoring with 875 points, while Austin officers Les Grover and Gene Gosha contributed 287 and 273. Final standings list 65 shooters from Minnesota and Iowa.

Minneapolis Austin Norman Storvick Les Grover Gene Gosha Storvick Albert Lea Don Smith St. Paul Minnesota Iowa Basil Lutz Minneapolis Police Drake Powers George Pitts Cedar Rapids Virgil White Rochester Highway Patrol Charles Klima Bob Lane Virgil Smith Grover Gosha Hopkins Police Rochester Police

Rotary Club Welcomes New Teachers at Lunch

The Rotary Club hosted a luncheon at the Red Cedar Inn with 52 new teachers in attendance joining Rotarians and Austin education officials. Rev Edwin J Arnold welcomed teachers and urged contributors to inspire and guide students while stressing the brain’s immense potential and responsibility. Miss Karen Falk spoke for the teachers and thanked the club for the opportunity to meet the community.

Rotary Club Rotary Red Cedar Inn Edwin J. Arnold Karen Falk Arnold Austin Rev. Arnold Miss Falk

Compacts Crash Injures Child and Damages Sign

A two car intersection collision at 8 a m at 1st St and 1st Ave NE caused over 250 in damage. Cathy Neale 23 and Dale Kaus 28 were involved. A 3 year old girl, Jane Wagner, sustained minor injuries when struck near 2015 6th Ave NE.

1St St 1St Ave. NE Cathy Neaale 2Nd St. SE Dale Kaus 18Th St. SW Jane Wagner James N. Wagner 6Th Ave. NE Billie F. Houston 1St Ave. SE Wagner Houston 19Th St. NE Sth Ave. NE Marian H. Crawford 4Th Ave Oakland Avenue 4Th St

School Lunch Prices Steady in Austin Schools

S L Coombe, Austin Public Schools business manager, says school lunches cost 25 cents for elementary and 35 cents for high school. Prices have remained unchanged for many years despite rising living costs and potential government food surpluses. He has served 16 years and notes the same rates throughout his tenure.

S. L. Coombe Austin Public Schools

Trinity Parish Luther League triumphs 15-10

In Lyle Minnesota Trinity Parish Luther League of Mona defeated St. Peter Luther League of Teeterville 15-10 in kittenball at Lyle Sunday. Connie Austinson pitched for Trinity and Russell Baldner for St. Peter.

Omission in Junior Life Saving Certificate List

Tom Regenscheid was unintentionally left off the list of recipients at the Municipal Pool where junior life saving certificates were awarded Thursday.

Tom Regenscheid

Seven Austin youths admit vandalism and thefts

Seven boys aged 8 to 11 admitted to detectives a string of crimes including prowling eight cars shoplifting in two stores spraying stolen paint on four cars and aiding in window breaking at the Austin Ready Mix plant. A second group aged 8 to 10 stole several cases of empty beer bottles and tried to sell them. Juvenile authorities are weighing action.

Austin Thumpers Car Club

Spring Valley Farm Exhibits Persians at State Fair

Herman Hanson Sr. and his son exhibit purebred Persian horses at the Minnesota State Fair showing three stallions and three mares. Judging will be today.

Spring Valley Minn Herman Hanson Sr

Screen Immorality Topic for St John LIL Fellowship

The St. John’s LIL Fellowship debated immorality on the screen with Oscar Neumann leading. Plans were laid for a September 10th anniversary celebration of the fellowship.

Oscar Neumann

Adams FFA youth win junior beef contest in Austin

Roger Weness of Adams FFA won overall in the Junior Beef Feeders event with six Holsteins. Mike Taylor of Blooming Prairie FFA took second. Carcass winners were Mike Taylor first Richard Cummings second Vernon Wood third. Awards totaling 50 dollars were provided by First National Bank of Austin and Geo. A. Hormel & Co. The contest included nine youths and 57 head of livestock processed at Hormel plant in Austin.

Roger Weness Adams Ffa Mike Taylor Blooming Prairie Ffa First National Bank — of Austin Weness Taylor Richard Cummings Udolphe Vernon Wood Geo. A. Hormel & Co Jersey Minnesota Don Hasbargen Mower County

Pacelli Freshmen Orientation Friday at 8:30 A M

Pacelli High School will hold a freshmen orientation for 9th graders at 8 30 a m on Friday to familiarize them with the school before the new year. Principal Rev John Tighe announced the schedule including a Holy Mass at 7 30 a m Saturday.

Pacelli Pacelli High John Tighe St. Augustine Church Father Tighe

Young Thief Caught Again at Graber’s Drive-In

Sheriff Doyle Lindahl says a 15 year old Austin boy admitted breaking and entering Graber's Drive-In on Highway 218 S last week and was released after Juvenile Court. Monday morning the same drive-in was burglarized and the youth confessed again from county jail. He contemplates a $250 haul and is petitioned to Juvenile Court.

Doyle Lindahl Austin Graber Lindahl

Hormel Has Met New Law Requirements For Years

Hormel & Co will be unaffected by a USDA rule requiring mechanical ticket printers on scales used by firms under the Packers and Stockyards Act. Hormel's John Halvorson notes they have long used mechanical weight-recording equipment. The rule takes effect Sept. 30 with a Jan. 1 1965 deadline for full compliance. Hormel has been using such devices for about two decades per James Holton.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Packers and Stockyards Act Geo. A. Hormel & Co John Halvorson Hormel Packers and Stockyards James Holton

Austin School Board President Welcomes 300 Teachers Back

Dr Chester D Litz welcomes more than 300 teachers returning to the system during the opening of a preschool workshop in the high school auditorium. Sessions by subject and school will continue through the week.

Chester D. Litz Austin School Board

Four Counties Name ASCS Committee Members

Freeborn Steele Fillmore and Dodge counties elected Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service county committee members at conventions Monday night. Listed are the committee men with chairmen vice chairs regular members and alternates for each county including Albert McCormick Albert Lea as chairman and Forrest Grass Owatonna as chairman of Dodge Center with other named members and alternates.

Freeborn Steele Fillmore Dodge Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Forrest Grass Owatonna Kenneth Benson Blooming Prairie Anton Resler Art Craft Milton Ebeling Jr Claremont

Fair honors for Duerst and Stephenson in Red Poll Ayrshire classes

Frank Duerst of Lyle wins grand champion Red Poll bull and top Red Poll female at the Minnesota State Fair in St Paul. His herd takes multiple top finishes including senior and grand champions and several firsts and seconds across age groups. Ayrshire prizes go to Lyle Stephenson of Rose Creek with numerous placements from bull calves to senior yearling heifers and cows.

Frank Duerst Lyle Elmer Miller Columbus Wis St. Paul Duerst Ayrshire Lyle Stephenson Rose Creek

Correction on pre school week opening report

The Monday story about Superintendent Mickelson’s remarks on school overcrowding was incorrect. He did not state relief would arrive within a year. he said the decision rests with the state college board and nothing can proceed until the board acts.

Supt. Mickelson Mickelson State College Board

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Robert Sande 8Th St. NW Misty Spring Valley, Minn Jennie Anderson Marilyn Eskar Harriet Hahn Mabel Wilke Alene Heuser Helen Paul Skagerberg Lorraine Glassner Marilyn Overland Margot Anderson Kenneth Bauler Mary Ann Bauler Enoch Bennett Brian Boettcher Robert Czapiewski Ivan Geffert Janice Helgerson Roger Helgerson Stanley Johnson Adams Goodsell Austin Ffa Hers Red Mary Silver Pleasant View Club Blue - Lorraine Schottler Wayne Schottler Roger Johnson Racine Rockets Club John Adams Windom Club James Kellogg Tappi Club White Marksman Joe .Helling Francis Whitney Henry Lausen Marion Peterson Herbert Hanson Elkton Trinity St. Peter Club Spring Valley Farm USDA Washington Albert McCormick John van Deer Alden Kirkwood Adams Glenville Trygve Fastvold Hartland Arthur Noble Charles Kramer Dodge Center George Gilman Arvid Larson Louis Fredrikson Hayfield Harold Peterson Ray Johnson Chatfield Paul Hoff Wahlan Harold Benson Mabel D. Earl Jones Harmony Clarence Nash Wykoff
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