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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1966

Page

3

Move in new quarters Thumpers promote safety for youths

Thumpers car club moved from a seven year home near Ankeny Dairy to a quonset hut on Hwy 218 S with space for six cars. With 125 owned, members use a first come first served system for housing, while stressing safety and better driving habits for young people.

Maureen Hennessy Car Club Thumpers Ankeny Dairy 5Th Pl. SE Barney's Auction Mart Hwy Austin United Fund Roger Loecher Austin- Mower County

Herald Raises Carrier Price Amid Rising Costs

The Herald announces a five cent weekly price increase for carrier and motor route delivered copies due to higher supplier and payroll costs. The rise funds carrier profits and marks the first increase since 1962.

The Herald

YMCA Seminar Tour Dates Set for HS and JC Students

Registration dates set for YMCA Know Your Government Seminar tours for High School seniors and Junior College students. HS tour to Washington, D C departs March 1930, bus trip for ASJC tour to include Gettysburg and Hyde Park. Fees run 90 dollars for members, five more for non members. tours capped at 88 and 74 respectively. Walter Carstenbrock and Nolan Dugan listed as contact directors.

YMCA Know Washington, D. C Congress Capital New York Gettsburg Roosevelt House Hyde Park N.Y Niagara Falls Greenfield Village Detroit Walter Carstenbrock Nolan Dugan

Voters in Area to Elect Village Officials Tuesday

Area voters in several villages will go to the polls Tuesday to elect village officials. Most villages elected officials in November and the rest will vote then. Races include a three way trustee race in Adams and a three way race in Rose Creek. Theodore Knutson retires after 40 years as clerk at Sargeant.

Adams Dexter Rose Creek Theodore Knutson Sargeant Tappi Blooming Prairie

Name Township Chairmen for CROP Corn Canvass

The 1966 CROP canvass in Mitchell County begins next week after a kickoff at St. Ansgar Church. Rev. Norman F. Brooks of Osage chairs the effort with township chairs Alvin Schultz Liberty and others listed: Robert McNutt Newburg A Koenigs Stacyville Edwin Hein Burr Oak Gerald Petsch East Cedar West Cedar Rock Stanley Ask Wilbur Tesch Rock remainder Richard Bower Mitchell Dale Dodge West Lincoln Harold Halvorson Osage.

Norman F. Brooks Osage Alvin Schultz Liberty Robert McNutt Newburg A. P. Koenigs Stacyville Edwin Hein Burr Oak Gerald L. Petsch East Cedar West Cedar South Rock Stanley Ask Wilbur Tesch Richard Bower Mitchell Dale Dodge West Lincoln Harold Halvorson

Illinois Central Seeks Link to Northfield If Merger Approved

Illinois Central would seek authorization to serve Austin and press for a new Chicago to Twin Cities route if the Milwaukee Road North Western merger wins ICC approval. Curtiss E Crippen of Milwaukee Road and North Western chair Ben Heineman hailed a merged system as logical for regional growth.

Milwaukee Road North Western Interstate Commerce Commission Illinois Central Austin Curtiss E. Crippen Chicago Twin Cities Milwaukee-North Western ICC Milwaukee Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Upper Michigan South Dakota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Pacific Indiana Missouri Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Minneapolis-St. Paul Omaha Midwest

Austin Male Chorus and AHS Stage Band Shine in Winter Concert

The Austin Male Chorus directed by Kenneth Jensen and the Austin High School Stage Band delivered a spirited Winter Concert at the High School auditorium despite snow and ice reducing the audience. The chorus showcased carols and pieces like While Shepherds Watched Their Sheep and Kansas City with staging by Herb Peterson, while the Stage Band played big band numbers such as Satin Doll and You Make Me Feel So Young before ending with Theme from Batman. The group plans a trip to Fort William Ontario for their annual Big Sing in April.

Austin Kenneth Jensen Kenneth Northwick Austin High School Herb Peterson Kan

Guardsmen Hold Weekend Drill

National Guardsmen trained during a weekend drill hearing talks on guerrilla warfare and the Vietnam conflict. They practiced mortar firing, equipment maintenance, and drill ceremonies. An alert is expected in the first half of January, with the next drill set for January 21-22.

Austin National Guardsmen

Eight Weekend Accidents Reported With No Injuries

Austin Police investigated eight weekend accidents with no injuries. Damages included a $25 hit-and-run to Ta Perrigo’s car on 2nd Ave NE, a 3 car collision causing various damages on 5th Pt NW, and multiple other hit-and-run and collision incidents across Austin including locations like the Austin Hotel parking lot and J.C. Penney Co. lot.

Austin Ta Perrigo 7Th St 2Nd Ave. NE 5Th Pt Nancy Przytarski Austin Rt. 4 Elsie Block 14Th St. NE Kenneth Peterson 8Th Ave D. E. Bergstrom Minneapolis Dennis Boik 2Nd Ave. SE Geraldine Clatch Arlington Goodyear Vernon Shamp Mapleview J.C. Penney Co Edward Erickson 4Th St 16Th Ave Herbert Goeritz 12Th Ave Henry Chmelik 8Th St 15Th Ave 6Th St

Lantern Club Bar Changes Owners

Myron Folsum former Lantern Club owner announces sale of the Lantern to Bruce Mannse of Sherburn Minnesota. Mannse assumed operation in December. Folsum came to Austin in 1960 to run Moreys Bar and has since moved to Minneapolis working with Juster Bros. Clothiers, a role held before coming to Austin.

Myron Mike) Folsum The Lantern Club Bar Lantern Bruce Mannse Sherburn, Minn Mannse Club Deca Folsum Austin Morey’s Minneapolis Juster Bros. Clothiers

Over 6,000 Minnesota Drivers Lost Licenses in 1965

More than 6,000 Minnesota drivers were deprived of licenses in 1965 for drunken driving. Over 1,200 had repeated violations, some as many as seven. Convictions brought publication, record entry, fines, possible jail, license revocation, insurance impact, and higher premiums. Drunken driving led to over 2,000 accidents, injuring many and causing 46 deaths.

Minnesota Minnesota Highway Dept

Park Official Warns Ice Thin at City Rinks

James Haben, Park and Recreation director, warns East Side Lake and Community Park Lagoons ice is about one inch thick and unsafe until it reaches five inches. If temperatures stay below 20 degrees, some of the city’s 13 ice skating rinks may be ready by mid next week once the water is flooded.

East Side Lake Community Park Lagoon James Haben

Choralaires Name Officers Plan Winter Concert

The Austin Choralaires elected officers at a recent meeting: Eldean Erickson president, Mrs Kenneth Jenson secretary, Irvin Teigen treasurer, Mrs M Arthur Bustad publicity, Mrs D O Siver son historian, James Wegner stage director, and Mrs Conrad Muzik choreographer. They will carol at local rest homes December 19 with families and finish at Santa's House near the Courthouse between 8 and 8 30 p.m. Their Winter Concert is at 4 p.m. January 22 in the AHS Auditorium.

Austin Choralaires Eldean Erickson Kenneth Jensen Irvin Teigen M. Arthur Bustad D. O. Siverson James Wegner Conrad Muzik Santa’s House AHS

Halstenson Completes Refresher Course

Sheriff-elect Carmen Halstenson finished a 40-hour refresher course in Rochester sponsored by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. The session complemented his 80-hour deputy training and he said he would announce his staff of deputies next week.

Carmen Halstenson Rochester Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Halstenson

Osage Ice Skating Rink Opens at City Park

Osage Iowa announces City park ice skating rink is ready for use. Tom Lincoln superintendent of parks says rest room facilities warming house and lights for night skating will be available.

Osage Iowa Tom Lincoln City Park

Breakin and Theft Reported In Austin Over Weekend

Police reported a breakin at Busy Bee Service Station 801 4th Ave NE with cash loss of 100 dollars and 15 dollars in damage occurring between 10 p.m. Saturday and 8 30 a.m. Sunday. A theft from private citizen Clifford Wiste at his home 1101 4th St SW saw four wire wheel covers valued at 100 dollars taken between 10 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Sunday.

Austin Busy Bee 4Th Ave Clifford Wiste 4Th St

Sheep in Mitchell County to Get Scabies Inspection

Mitchell County sheep will undergo scabies inspections soon as part of a state and nationwide effort led by county extension director Edgar Dorow and USDA veterinarian Dr. W. H. Olson. Clarence Athe of Elma will conduct preliminary checks, with final determinations by Olson. two inspections are planned this winter, first by end of January.

Mitchell County Edgar Dorow W. H. Olson Charles City U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Doron Clarence Athe Elma Olson Ftock DVM USDA Bill Dell Ranch Iowa

Sathre May Leave Hospital Thursday

Rep. Harvey Sathre, a rural area legislator reelected last month, remains in University Hospital after surgery on November 27. If his recovery stays on track, Sathre could return to his Adams area home on Thursday.

Harvey Sathre University Hospital Sathre Adams

Brownsdale Car Lands in Ditch After Loss of Control

Brownsdale resident Randal Baumgartner escaped injury when his car overturned and ended upside down in a ditch on CSAH 27, three miles northwest of Austin. Deputies declared the vehicle a total loss after arriving at 11:20 p.m. Saturday.

Mower County Randal Baumgartner Austin

Administrators and Teachers to Attend Genetic Diseases Meeting

Aust in Public Schools will hold a Tuesday in service in the High School auditorium from 2 30 to 4 40 p m to hear State Dept of Health on Genetic Diseases and the Schools Role Dr Lee Schacht and Miss Isabel Salisbury will participate The program aims to show how chronic hereditary diseases affect schooling and how detection, treatment and counseling improve education for handicapped children

Austin State Dept. of Health Department Lee Schacht Isabel Salisbury Paul Riddle Riddle Irwin Mickelson Austin Public Schools Mickelson

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Thumper Car Club National Guard Armory Eugen Irvin Nita Track Cedar Falls Kenny Howe Gene Waterbury Mike Uzick Bob Hendrickson Irvin Arden King Roger Stahl Gary Erickson Dave Patterson Rober Bastyr Stahl St. Ansgar Methodist Church Lyle Northfield Austin Jaycees Sheriffs’ Boys Jaycees William Johanson David Doer Ing Bruce Weis Haben Choralaires Brownsdale Baumgartner Brownsdale Rt. 1
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