Nine Spring Valley students named honors with Breitenbach valedictorian
Spring Valley High School lists nine honor students led by valedictorian William Breitenbach and salutatorian Gina Weber. Breitenbach, son of Robert and (misspelled) Breitenbach, active in multiple activities, plans Harvard law with a 1800 scholarship. Weber, daughter of Kenneth Weber, active in student council and clubs, will attend Hibbing Junior College.
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Spring Valley, Minn
Spring Valley
William Breitenbach
Gina Weber
Brietenbach
Robert L. Breitenbach
Harvard
Gina
Kenneth Weber
Hibbing
Carlyn Erion
Val Erion
GAA
FHA
Bemidji State College
Diane Higum
Burton Higham
St. Olaf College
Judith Jahn
Robert Jahn
Teresa South
John South
Macalester College
Shirley Hinze
Richard Hinze
Winona State College
Local Man Hurt in Auto Mishap Near Austin
Jerry Lee Hartson twenty six of 306 12th Ave SW was treated and released at St Olaf Hospital for minor cuts after a one car crash on CSAH 23 south of Austin. He apparently lost control on a curve and sheared off a utility pole before rolling in a ditch by Calvary Cemetery. Damage was about 600 to the car and 200 to the pole. The accident happened at 4 20 a m.
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Jerry Lee Hartson
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin
Sheriff's Office
Hartson
Calvary Cemetery
Austin Chamber Panel to Discuss City and Chamber Ties on KAUS TV
Four members of the Austin Chamber of Commerce will discuss Austin's past present and future and its relationship to the Chamber on KAUS TV at 10 30 p m Sunday Panelists include Jack Dibble president Howard Nepp past president Wayne Austin director and George Leland treasurer.
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Austin Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Chamber of of Commerce
Kaus-Tv
Jack Dibble
Howard Nepp
Wayne Austin
George Leland
Kuechenmeister Named to Nutrition Council
Hugo Kuechenmeister of Geo. A. Hormel & Co. was named a member of the Nutrition Council of the American Feed Manufacturers Assn. Established in 1941, the Council aims to improve industry-regulator liaison, promote professional growth, foster research appreciation, and broaden public understanding of animal nutrition. It now includes 71 feed manufacturers.
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Hugo Kuechenmeister
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Nutrition Council
American Feed Manufacturers Assn
Festival of Bands marching through Grand Meadow three days
A three day Festival of Bands opens with a talent show at 7 30 p m Monday at the Lutheran Church parking lot hosted by emcee Mrs Hazel Benson. Activities include penny scramble games Tuesday, a parade with six area bands, the Austin Lancers Drum and Bugle Corps and floats at 7 30 p m, a New Richland High School Band concert at 8 p m, and a baseball game at 9 p m. Wednesday offers barbecued chicken at 3 p m and a Grand Meadow High School Band performance at 7 p m followed by a dance at Huntting Grain Bins. Carnival rides operate daily.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Lutheran Church
Hazel Benson
Austin Lancers
New Richland High School
Grand Meadow High School
Edward Kudina
Huntting
Grand Meadow Fire Dept
Set Registration Dates for Boys Baseball Program
The Park and Recreation sets summer registration for boys baseball. West side boys report June 7 at 1 p.m. at the Athletic Field. East side boys ages 9 10 11 register June 7 at 1 p.m. at Ellis Junior High. Ages 12 13 14 report June 6 at 3 p.m. at Nevell. Supervisors Ove Berven Harold Hastings and Howard Strey will oversee.
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Park and Recreation
Ellis Junior High School
Nevell
Ove Berven
Harold
Red) Hastings
Howard Strey
AARC Sponsors Adult Training Class at Camp Friendship
The Austin Association for Retarded Children will sponsor a staff training session for adults interested in working with the mentally disabled. Pre camp training runs June 11 to 17 at Camp Friendship near Annandale. Cost is minimal. Contact Mrs. Loren Klaehn in Dexter, Minnesota for details.
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AARC
The
Austin Assn. For
Camp Friendship
Annandale
Loren Klaehn
Dexter, Minn
Luther Professor to Get Doctorate
Luther College assistant history professor Leonard S. Smith will receive a PhD in history from Washington University in St. Louis. His Fulbright fellowship enabled study at Gottingen from 1962 to 1964 and continued work with Prof. Dietrich Gerhard. His dissertation explored Otto Hintze's Comparative Constitutional History of the West.
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Decorah
Iowa
Leonard S. Smith
Luther College
Washington University
St. Louis
University of Gottingen
Germany
Dietrich Gerhard
Smith
Otto Hintze
West
District Court June Term Calendar Jurors Named
The Austin District Court June Term calendar lists 176 cases with 20 divorces and 131 civil matters set for jury trial. Jurors include names such as Joanne Evenson Mildred Garrity Arnold Greene and many others from towns including Lansing Waltham LeRoy Brownsdale and Windom. Cases of interest involve 32 flood damage suits and death claims connected to 1965 flooding.
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Austin
Joanne Evenson
Mildred Garrity
Arnold Greene
Milo Hart
Florence Hennessy
Mary Jicha
Rosella Justad
Joe Lamping
Charles Lagborn
Virginia Lehrke
Shirley Lickteig
Irene Lillquist
Willard Lillie
Lodi
Melvin Haugland
Nevada Township
Ed Heydt
Sargeant
Victor Holst
Red Rock
Herman Hovda
Ralph Turner
Grand Meadow
Gerald Meir
Clayton Township
Ray Nelson
Brownsdale
Harlan Rogne
Marshall Township
C. E. Schrafer
Hal Sessions
Austin Township
Everett Staley
Windom
Leonard Wellik
Frankford
David Domino
Adams
Alton Jensen
Mapleview
Robert Hallman
Frances Benson
Blooming Prairie
Three Austin Traffic Crashes Cause $1,300 Damage
Three separate accidents reported by Austin police through Saturday morning caused over $1,300 in damage with no injuries. Vehicles driven by Martha Florand and Wendy Lillquist collided at 1st St and 1st Ave SW causing minor damages. A second crash at 5th Pl and 2nd St NW involved Anne Danley and Paula Ferguson with a parked car damaged. John Kelly struck a utility pole on 8th St SW causing $260 total damage.
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Austin
Martha Florand
1St Ave
Wendy Lillquist
9Th St
1St St
Florand
Lillquist
5Th Pl
2Nd St. NW
Anne Danley
Austin Rt. 4
Paula Jean Ferguson
2Nd Ave. SE
Bruce FE. Norman
12Th Ave
Danley
Ferguson
John Kelly
12Th St
8Th St
Vietnamese Visitors Say Cooperatives Aid Vietnam Economy
South Vietnamese visitors Tran Thuy Le Gia Din and Huynh Chuan toured Cedar Valley Electric Cooperative in St. Ansgar as part of ICTC training at the University of Wisconsin Madison. They noted cooperatives like rice fish tea housing and credit unions drive progress despite wartime disruptions and plan to apply lessons upon return. They praised American people and Wisconsin cheese during their U.S. journey.
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Herald
ST. Ansgar
Iowa
South Vietnam
Tran Thuy le
Gia Din
Huynh Chuan
Saigon
Cedar Valley Electric Cooperative
International Cooperative Training Center
ICTC
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin, American Cooperatives
U.S. Agency For International Development
Butler to Graduate From Notre Dame
Timothy H. Butler, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Butler, will graduate Sunday from the University of Notre Dame with a B A in history. Senator Eugene McCarthy will be commencement speaker and receive an honorary doctor of laws degree.
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Butler
Notre Dame
Timothy H. Butler
Harold Butler
4Th Ave
University of Notre Dame
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Ex Newspaper Woman to Speak at CBMC Meet
Betty Cooper, former Berkeley Daily Gazette reporter, will address the Austin CBMC wives night dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Oak Leaf Restaurant. She has traveled in Europe, Japan and Cuba and teaches with Child Evangelism Fellowship in Minneapolis. She plans a sixth trip to the Netherlands in July and will show slides of the Swiss Alps. Area laymen pastors and wives are invited. reservations with Gerald Learned.
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Betty Cooper
Austin Christian Business Men's Committee
Oak Leaf
Miss Cooper
Berkeley Daily Gazette
Europe
Japan
Cuba
Minneapolis
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Netherlands
Gerald Learned
Burglary at Wayne's Liquor Store Reported
Wayne's Liquor Store at 100 4th St SE was broken into between 4 and 5 am. Four bottles of whiskey valued at 22.80 were stolen along with $2 in coins. South door damage estimated at 152.
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Wayne's Liquor Store
4Th St. SE
Austin
YMCA Sponsors Five Youth Summer Trips
The YMCA will sponsor five youth trips this summer to Minneapolis Rochester Waterville. Non members can join if openings exist. Trips include June 14 Minneapolis Planetarium Como Park Zoo with a 3.30 member 4 member non member fee and June 24 airport tour. July 15 Aquatennial events with 4 member 5 non member fee. July 26 Mayo Clinic IBM plant Rochester YMCA and 1.90 member 2.90 non member fee. Aug 10 Waterville Sakatah Park with horseback riding hiking fishing and canoeing at 2.20 fee. non member 1 more. Milk included. Contact to register.
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YMCA
Minneapolis
Rochester
Waterville
Minneapolis Planetarium
Como Park Zoo
Twins
International
Mayo Clinic and Museum
IBM Plant
Waterville Sakatah Park
Final Miss Minnesota entrants named for pageant
Final entries for the Miss Minnesota Pageant were announced bringing the field to 58. contenders include Bonnie Lietzau Charlotte Kack Anita Barsness Linda Brandt Sherry Glass and Marsha Skeath each slated to perform talents from piano medley to dramatic readings and song. The 1967 pageant opens next Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Austin High School Auditorium with tickets available in advance at Nemitzs.
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Minnesota
Atlantic City
N. J
Bonnie Gayle Lietzau
Hutchinson
Charlotte Anne Kack
Mankato
Anita Marie Barness
Montevideo
Linda Kay Brandt
Olivia
Sherry Lee Glass
St. Peter
Marsha Lynne Skeath
Stillwater
Bonnie Lietzau
Hennepin County General Hospital
Hutchinson High School
Harry Reser
North Star Inn
Miss. Lietzau
Bonnie
Harry Lietzau
Charlotte Kack
Linda Brandt
University of Minnesota
Leonard Bernstien
Olivia High School
Arthur Glass
Marsha Skeath
Marsha
Victor Herbert
Stillwater High School
Miss Skeath
William Skeath
Bayport
Austin High School
Nemitz’s
Season Tickets On Sale For Municipal Pool Season
The Municipal Swimming Pool opens Monday June 12. Family memberships cost 10 dollars plus 1 dollar per extra member with a 14 dollar example for a family of four. General admission is 25 cents for ages 17 and under and 50 cents for 17 and over. Coupon booklets sell for 5 dollars for 25 swims, a 20 percent reduction. Office hours at Park and Recreation, 508 N Main, 8 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Pool hours include instruction 9 to 11:30 am, free time 11:30 am to 1:30 pm, paid time 1:30 to 5 pm, and various evening Family Time and Teen Swim sessions.
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Park and Recreation Dept
Park and Recreation
N. Main
Summer library hours announced in Austin
The Austin Public Library will run a summer schedule from June 5 to September 2. Adults may visit Monday and Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Tuesday to Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. Children’s hours are Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. Returns accepted via a book drop by the main entrance.
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Austin Public Library
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Mervale
6Th Ave
Bernard McAllister
Sth
Ave
Joe Gosha
Main St. S
John MC Cormack
6Th St
11Th
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Pam Gerber
10Th Ave
Breitenbach
Valentine Queen
Rochester State Junior College
Augsburg
Jill Reps
Charles Reps
Uechenmeister
Berven
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Ann Furman
Charlotte Crist
Luther
District Court
Haynil van Chan
Tran Thuy LE Ket
L. J. Vander Myde
U.S
Vietnam
CBMC
Quentin Brandt
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Sherry Glass
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter High School
Sherry
St. Joan
G. B. Shaw
Anita Barsness
Municipal
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