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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
10
Minnesota Highway Patrol Chief John J. Harbinson warns that bridges and overpasses become slippery or icy in cold weather due to temperature changes. He urges drivers to reduce speed and avoid braking or accelerating on these sections, noting recent multi vehicle accidents involved slippery bridges.
A Christmas skit by Den One celebrated Cub Scout Pack 134 at the Eagles Clubrooms. Awards were given for One-Year Pins Weston Wiggens David Bush Michael Greenlee Kenney Bridgman Steve Mathers Scott Cassidy Mark Johnson James Holdstad and Jeffery Seha Two-Year Pins Steve Werner and Gary Price Bobcat Pins Dale Greenlee Jeffery Allen Duane Bridgman Douglas Mathers James Grap Derick Mathers Danny Enfield Danny Thomas Edward Arnold and Donald Schocker Wolf Badge Kenneth Bridgman Allan Austad Gold Arrow Scott Cassidy Michael Greenlee Karl Mulder Allen Austad and Curtis Long Silver Arrow Scott Cassidy Jeffery Seha Karl Mulder Curtis Long and Joe Bray (3) Assistant Denner Stripe Donald Schocker and Jeffery Seha Denner Stripe Scott Cassidy Recruiter Stripe Joe Bray Michael Greenlee Kenneth Bridgman and Scott Cassidy Den Mothers Mrs Maynard Greenlee and Mrs William Bray presented the awards.
A 16 page brochure from Mankato State College outlines its first century development, current facilities including the Student Union Library and Theatre Music, and the schools of arts and sciences education business graduate studies plus nursing health and physical education. It details weekly life for students and summarizes undergraduate and graduate opportunities.
The Rochester Symphony and Symphony Chorus present the annual Christmas Concert at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the Rochester Mayo Civic auditorium. Conducted by Henry Charles Smith, the program features Berlioz's Childhood of Christ with 250 players including soloists from the Rochester State Junior College. Free to the public. Jack Tedrow of Austin is noted as a bassoonist in the orchestra.
Heart Fund memorials in memory of Harry Brooks of Grand Meadow and Joe N Miller of Rose Creek were received by the Minnesota Heart Association. Mrs. Lucille Lane of Austin, Mower County memorial chairman, reports the gifts.
The River Trails Girl Scout Senior Planning Board outlines an International Christmas Party for December 29 at Camp Edith Mayo Rochester from 5 to 9 p.m. About 25 Senior Scouts from Austin are expected. Troop five will prepare appetizers and Troop 16 will make tacos and lasagna. A potluck dinner will be followed by dancing with local male guests. Dress is school attire. The board's next meeting is January 13 in Rochester.
Frank Dunsmore, Mower County Veterans service officer, announced Minnesota will continue paying bonuses to veterans and dependents of WWI WWII and the Korean War. He urged that applications be filed during January in any year the State Legislature is in session.
An Hour of Music by the Handbell Choir took place Sunday at West Concord. Organist Kavin Sampson from Austin played three numbers Bach Toccata in D minor Largo by Bar el, and Thou Art the Rock by Mulet. Sampson is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Sampson of 1207 8th St NW.
The YMCA Winter Encampment will be at Camp Ihduhapi near Loretto Minnesota. It targets senior high Hi Y and Tri Hi Y members with a 19.75 dollar fee covering seven meals two nights lodging and transport. A five dollar deposit is due at registration and the total fee is nonrefundable. Only 35 slots available with registrations at the YMCA.
The text presents a form section asking if employed with options for full or part time, and for unemployed status with choices indicating layoff temporary or seasonal lists. It reads like a labor survey fragment listing checkbox items and labels.
Mrs. Harry Spahn Mower County Blood chairman reports a memorial for the late Sanford R McCourt in Austin. Memorials fund blood for Mower County patients at St Olaf Hospital where Red Cross blood is used and at other US and Canadian hospitals accepting Red Cross blood or credit. Read The Classified Ads grid coac4 Ames Iowa reports Iowa State University offered its head football job to Johnny Majors a 32 year old assistant at Arkansas.
Mrs Dean Fritze in charge of elementary music announces a schedule of Christmas programs for community schools. Events include Sargeant December 11 Brownsdale December 12 Hayfield Elementary December 14 and Waltham December 14 at 8 p m The Hayfield High School band and chorus present their annual concert December 19 under Roger Young and Harry Follmuth directions.
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