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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1976
Page
7
Pat Sargen reports Ione H Louk of Austin became the university’s first women’s studies minor graduate at Mankato State. Louk credits Jerry Carlson and the League of Women Voters for guiding her toward political science and history while praising Austin Community College for courses and instructors.
Elma Conner, owner of a local craft shop, demonstrates quilling or paper filigree. She explains the craft’s history from 15th century England to American Colonial uses and offers basic tools, methods, and a simple geometric pattern for beginners.
Hundreds of residents took advantage of a free wood offer by the Jackson County Park Department and cut pine oak maple elm walnut and other trees on county property. The trees will clear space for a 560 acre lake planned for construction in the early 1980s. J D Ingram, park ranger, said the plan aimed to provide free wood and save about $200000 in clearing costs.
The Institute of Life Insurance reports heart and blood vessel diseases kill over a million people annually in the United States. About a quarter of these deaths occur in individuals under 65.
Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Kimberly to Steven Miller. The couple plans to marry August 7 at Our Saviors' Lutheran Church in Austin. Both are Austin High School graduates. Kimberly works for Jay-Vee and Steven for Hormel Co.
Mrs. Donald Bissen of Rose Creek entertained the Rose Creek Literary Club at a Thursday luncheon. Naturalist Richard Birger spoke about the Jay C. Hormel Nature Center with slides. Members will tour the center on July 1, followed by a cookie party.
Local notes announce Esther Rebekah Lodge and BPO DOES meetings Monday evening at IOOF Hall and Elks Club. Tuesday includes a 1 30 dessert luncheon for Past Noble Grands at 701 10th Ave SW, a 6 o clock dinner for Past Oracles at Sambo s, and a World War I Barracks and Auxiliary gathering at VFW Hall. Also St Francis Xavier Missionary Society hosts a afternoon event at 1003 4th St NW and St John s Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at the church both afternoon and evening.
Italian Meat Balls with tomato sauce and spaghetti offers a budget friendly dish. Ground beef meat balls brown in lard then simmer 30 to 40 minutes in a sauce of tomatoes onion green pepper garlic oregano and basil served with al dente spaghetti and Parmesan cheese.
Best scores on even-numbered holes earned prizes on ladies day. 18-hole winners include Class A Joyce Anderson Beverly Schindler Marian Kroc Gloria Weis. Class B Donna Voss Sandra Wagner Virginia Dutcher Arlene Nelson JoAnn Leighton. Class C Jane Lear Winifred Leonard Gloria Strom Aud Hastings Carol Huff Bette Rugg. Nine-hole winners include Jean Brown Lu Spenberg Beverly Chamberlain Norma Hartson Glenda Olson Mercedes Gahagen Nancy Barber Vicki Wenzel Hiordis Mlinar Shirley Mattson Beverly Stephenson Mary Steininger Arlene Brick June Nelson. Chip-in awards went to Marge Nelson Kroc Dutcher Voss Rugg Mae Lamon Jane Harrigan Helen Vander Lage Wenzel Bernice Jacobson Kingston chaired.
Nez Perce War of 1877 fought in the Pacific Northwest between the Nez Perce led by Chief Joseph and U S forces as tribes resisted removal actions in a tense frontier period.
A Beta Sigma Phi Zeta Chapter wine tasting was held Wednesday evening at 1806 1st Ave SW the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Duellman. Garris Gorham of the Twin Cities spoke on various wines for 34 guests including chapter members and husbands. Hostesses were Mrs. Jar Carroll Mrs. Terry Duellman Mrs. Sandra Harber Mrs. Debbie Orr Mrs. Cathy Richardson and Mrs. Val Cipra.
A Yellowstone National Park bulletin notes more than 20 geysers observed in the park. Researchers and visitors alike report ongoing geothermal features, highlighting measurements and locations inside the park boundaries.
Local page notes happenings in Austin Minnesota for Saturday June 5 1976. Brief items cover community events weather and notices from the town and surrounding area.
Events in Austin must be received by 8 30 a m day prior for insertion in the Herald with 9 30 a m deadline the next day. A third day is allowed for events outside the city. Wedding notices require advance receipt or by 9 30 a m next day. After a week only announcements publish. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
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