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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

7

Tuna centerpiece salad with olive oil dressed cabbage

Chill a 7 ounce tuna can and drain the oil. Place tuna in the center of a medium plate. Surround with shredded cabbage dressed in olive oil, white wine vinegar, salt, white pepper, and prepared mustard. Garnish with radish roses and ripe olives.

Crane Community Chapel to honor Matts on two anniversaries

Pastor Matt and his wife will mark 25 years of marriage and his 25th year in the ministry at Crane Community Chapel. An open house is set from 2 30 to 5 p m with a 3 o clock program and reception afterward.

Joe Matt 9Th St Matt Crane Community Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church Austin Area Youth For Christ Austin Ministerial Assn Mid-West Paynesville Minn National Association Evangelicals National Sunday School Assn the Family

Outstanding Man of the Year Award Won by Local Leader

Pastor Matt leads the Dial A Meditation service in town life and received an early Outstanding Man of the Year Award from the Junior Chamber of Commerce, highlighting local recognition for his service.

Matt Junior Chamber of Commerce

Sassoon Haircut for Men May Hit American Style

English hairdresser Vidal Sassoon, famed for geometric cuts, envisions a salon for gent s while pursuing California women’s salons. He criticizes dull male fashion, praises California dress, and advocates blunt cuts for men matching his women’s style.

Vivian Brown UP News Vidal Sassoon Sassoon New York

Ann Landers Q and A on marriage and manners

Dear readers seek guidance on marital issues and family history. A reader questions whether a husband’s lack of sex is mental or physical and advised seeing a therapist. Other letters discuss parental divorces and dating a girl with dirty neck, answered with frank, practical advice.

Ann Landers New York Times Susan Calvin Coolidge Austin Daily Herald

Violet Club Meets at Harrington Home

The Austin Violet Club gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. Roy Harringtons home 701 10th Ave SW. Mrs. Fred Arett led the program stressing proper watering use of humus and fluorescent lighting. Mrs. Harrington displayed Florida and California slides and Mrs. J R Waters won a door prize. The next meeting is July 2 at Mrs. Arthur J Johnsons home in Albert Lea Rt 2.

Fred Arett Austin Violet Club Roy Harrington 10Th Ave Harrington Florida California J. R. Waters Arthur J. Johnson Albert Lea Rt

Can Children Feel Short Shoes

A shoe trade saying claims children’s feet seldom hurt but growing bones mean tight shoes can cause later problems. Small shoes may hide bunions ingrown toenails and arch weakness while correcting feet through braces is slow. Have children’s feet checked regularly and have shoes fitted by professionals.

Ladies' Day at Ramsey Golf Club Announces Winners

Ramsey Golf Club hosted the first official ladies day on Wednesday. Awards in handicap play went to Mrs. Kenneth Berry Mrs. Gus Bergstrom Mrs. Dennis Anderson and 21 others. Coffee rolls and a noon luncheon were served at the clubhouse before and after the morning tee-off.

Ramsey Ray Hackenmiller Gene Vandenover Ramsey Golf Club Kenneth Berry Gus Bergstrom Dennis Anderson William Smith Robert Schupp Robert Vandenover L. W. Torke Warren Lenoch Ray Hacken Halvorson Mercie Pettit Stanley Stanek Charles Barr Clarence Orness Harry Wilson

Orioles Use Baby Oil For Pitcher Protection

A reporter at the Florida training camp found the trainer ordering gallons of baby oil. The official said the oil protects pitchers against wind and raw weather conditions.

Baltimore Orioles Florida

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