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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
4
The American Legion Auxiliary installed new officers on Wednesday at the club rooms. Mrs. Carmel Wald became president with Mrs. Esther Michelson as first vice president and Mrs. Howard Madson as second vice president. Mrs. James Boris was named another officer.
The Lind and Kleckner families announce the forthcoming marriage of Kristen Joan Lind to William G. Kleckner in Indianapolis on October 26. Both families note Kristen’s education at Butler University and William’s background at St. Ansgar High School and Loras College. The couple’s wedding is set for Indianapolis.
Mrs J A Zillgitt will represent the United Church Women of Austin at the Regional Conference Sept 4 6 at Yankton College Yankton S C The program centers on The Church Ecumenical Its Ministries The Minnesota women will portray efforts for children through the UCW education department.
Anita Tiburzi thirteen silvered with an eye for adventure recalls a seaside safari in Bermuda style garb and a colorful Japanese island picnic. She plans political science study at Nice and a Europe bicycle summer with host families before joining the foreign service.
A mother writes that her 23 year old daughter and her husband, both in college, announced plans to place their unborn child for adoption. The couple, who are pursuing a master's degree and a PhD respectively, say a doctor will handle the details.
A teen column presents letters about summer crushes and parental tensions. A 17 year old recalls sharing a beach joke car ride, a 16 year old frets over a cousin’s boyfriend, and a 17 year old asks about dating a 19 year old. Advice emphasizes honesty, family input, and cautious dating.
Mary Lou May 20 of Seattle and University of Seattle leads campus roles as national vice president of the College Council of the United Nations. She promotes open world study, symposia with exchange students, and UN Peace Corps exhibits, while aiming to join the Peace Corps after completing political science studies.
Slice an angel food cake into three layers. Assemble with vanilla ice cream and raspberry sherbet, then freeze wrapped for unexpected company. A sauce of thawed frozen raspberries complements the elegant dessert.
The Thursday paper corrected a names error in a Miss Sharon Dahl shower listing. Mrs Herbert Lightly was mistakenly omitted from the hostesses.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Little Cedar Lutheran Church Adams staged a Pensions playlet at their Wednesday meeting. Mrs. Wohlers Bergene Roe led the cast, Rev. Quibell gave devotions, Circle 8 presented the program, and Mrs. Hill was program chair. Bergene children sang two hymns and Oscar Bergene, William Wigham spoke on the St Louis convention reports. A nominating committee was elected and Circle 1 held a bake sale after.
The article notes interior design activity nationwide with 30 states recognizing Interior Design Month. It cites 25 000 practicing designers and a 27 billion dollar annual furnishings market, with designers often earning commissions and sometimes offering services for as little as 25 dollars.
Mrs. W L Hedegard president of the First District Horticultural Society was a guest at the Grand Meadow Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. George Thompson. An invitation was extended to attend the First District flower show Holiday and Panorama and Autumn Abundance on October 19-20 in Rochester.
Mrs. Glade Thorneau is named chairman of the 1963 Girl Scout Fund Drive for Grand Meadow. River Trails Council EMS serves 26 Grand Meadow girls among 5,799 Girl Scouts across Mower Dodge Steele Houston Olmsted Fillmore Winona and half of Wabasha. The drive aims for $6,400 with a Sept. 21 launch.
Miss Marilyn Novak was honored at a bridal shower Tuesday at the Lyle Legion Hall. Miss Novak's marriage to Richard Hull will take place Sept. 7.
Mr and Mrs Albert Frase of Osage celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church Osage Minnie Groth and Albert Frase wed August 31 1913 at Immanuel Lutheran Church St Ansgar
Mrs. Julia B. Johnson of 303 1st St SE spent last week in Lyle visiting friends and relatives and has returned home. Hilbert Christgau of Belle Gardens California will fly home today to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Christgau Austin Rt 5.
Mrs. Burton Galletine hosted the Rose Creek Community Guild meeting at the Gallentine residence with Mrs. Jay Johnson presiding in the president’s absence. Letters of correspondence were read and devotions led. future hostesses and attendees are noted. A bridal shower for Miss Darlene Miller was held at Mrs. Virgil Loux’s home with co-hostesses and prize winners listed.
Scrub zucchini in cold water, slice thin, discard ends, parboil briefly. Chill, then toss with salad greens and French dressing for a crisp, welcoming flavor boost.
A reader asks if a doughnut cutter can substitute for a biscuit cutter when shaping baking powder biscuits. The inquiry notes potential differences in dough handling and biscuit rise.
From Paris designer Jacque Heim a beach coat features wide raglan sleeves that form a hood, extending from the shoulders and tying under the chin. The piece gives the impression the model has not quite gotten her head through it.
Cook thin veal slices in butter or olive oil on high heat turning once. Deglaze with equal lemon juice and water, pour over the meat, and finish with minced parsley. Serve promptly.
A kitchen tip advises placing the bacon in a cold skillet and starting the pan on medium to render fat gradually. The method aims for even cooking and crisp edges as the fat melts away.
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