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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
5
A 71 year old aunt in California claims to predict the weather by intuition. She often disagrees with forecasts, but her daily calls calm and amuse the family, including a picnic that later proves to be fine weather. The column hints she has no meteorology background or instruments.
The United Nations event showcases women and men excelling in social roles. Mrs. John F. Kennedy wins high honors at the Human Rights Day concert in an off the shoulder black gown. Madame Halima Quarzari of Morocco shines in a native dress.
New York AP columnist argues Christmas serves middle aged adults not children or the elderly. He recalls a friend who built a grand Christmas tree, labeling it a true Christmas tree, then invited neighbors to admire it as a symbol of renewal and personal hope. The piece contrasts middle aged needs with childlike wonder and calls Christmas an essential, solitary rite for grown adults. Fold light mixtures that hold air into solid mixtures rather than vice versa.
A nostalgic Christmas tale features Santa Claus on a Arctic voyage toward the United States border. The North Pole scene includes the Royal Canadian Mounted Police clearing air lanes and Santa joking about heavy gifts. A friendly elf Cluny delivers a world gift as Santa sails away with reindeer and penguin hitchhikers.
Piano and vocal students of Mrs Edward Jirele performed a Christmas recital at the Lutheran Rest Home in Austin Minn with participants including Mrs Walter Best Gerald Wakefield David Wakefield Michael White Ronald Snater and several Misses and Messrs Jir le. Group singing followed the recital. Santa’s visit and a tale of peace shared by Cluny conclude the local Christmas features.
Nan Vest daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Vest formerly of Austin Minot North Dakota won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year title She earned a trip to the East coast and modeled in a New York City fashion display last September Her photo appears in Seventeen magazine January issue
Plans were set to send $10 to the Pettit Children's Home in Sauk Center on Monday during a meeting of the Pythian Sisters in Lyle at the KP Hall. Members exchanged gifts and packed cookies for shut ins. Hostesses were Mrs. Alva Gregg and Mrs. Carl Haas.
The Happy Homemaker's Project Club held a Christmas Party at the LeRoy Municipal Building on Saturday. Mrs. Gale Mills led group singing with accompaniment from Miss Bonnie Wolthoff.
The American Legion Auxiliary in Adams held a Christmas party in its clubrooms with Mrs. Clarence Viste in charge. Readings were given by several members including Mrs. Vern Schaefer and Mrs. Ramon Schulmann as hostesses greeted attendees.
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