Macalester students to study work abroad in England and Berkshire
Two Austin high and Macalester College students Nancy Lane and Jacqueline Schwebke will take part in Macalester’s eight to twelve week study and work abroad program. Lane will work at Hothorpe Hall in Theddingworth near London as art and psychology major. Schwebke will work as secretary for McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Ltd in Berkshire. They join 120 Macalester sophomores and juniors in the program that spans ten countries, finishing with four weeks independent travel, returning August 25.
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Austin
Nancy Lane
Jacqueline Schwebke
Nancy
Stuart H. Lane
21St St
Hothorpe Hall
Theddingworth
London
Macalester College
Jacqueline
Macalester
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Ltd
Berkshire
England
Irene Schwebke
Eugene Schwebke
New Kitchen Design Trends Promise Sanitary, Integrated Homes
Designer John Van Koert predicts kitchens will adopt a completely new look with premolded sanitary surfaces and seamless integration. He highlights ultra floor vinyl chips that resemble poured floors, welded seams, and wraparound designs eliminating baseboards. Bathrooms may become prefabricated with one piece molded baths. kitchens will be light, airy, and maintenance free.
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John van Koert
van Koert
Glamorous Patio Dessert Roundup for Summer Feasts
A 1950s style feature highlights a glamorous patio dessert trio. Fresh Strawberry Pie rivals a famous Italian tart, Regal Chocolate Mousse offers crowd appeal, and Blueberry Pudding Ice Cream provides a make ahead treat. Recipes include gelatin layered strawberry pie, rich mousse with whipped topping, and a lemon blueberry ice cream mold with chilling steps.
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Us.a
Italy
Valois Thoen and Douglas Nelson wed in Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs Truman Thoen Blooming Prairie announce the marriage of their daughter Valois Darlene to Douglas Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Emery Nelson Edina Minnesota. The ceremony occurred Thursday in Minneapolis. They will be honored at a June 30 reception at First Lutheran Church Blooming Prairie. The bride is a Minneapolis secretary and the groom a reinforced concrete contractor. They will reside in Minneapolis and Las Vegas Nevada.
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Truman Thoen
Blooming Prairie
Valois Darlene
Douglas Nelson
Emery Nelson
Edina
Minn
Minneapolis
First Lutheran Church
Potluck Luncheon Hosts Literary Club Event
Mrs Irving Nagel hosted the Literary Club annual potluck luncheon in Rose Creek. Bridge and 500 were played with prizes won by Mrs Stanley Alven Mrs Donald Bissen Mrs H S May and Mrs Kenneth Finley. Next meeting set for July 11 with Mrs Melvin Schwartz. Mrs Nicholas Dinneen to show slides on her trip to Ireland.
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Irving Nagel
Rose Creek
Literary Club
Stanley Alven
Donald Bissen
H. S. May
Kenneth Finley
Melvin Schwartz
Nicholas Dinneen
Ireland
COMMUNITY CLUBS AND SOCIETY MEETINGS LISTED FOR WEEK
A schedule of upcoming meetings across town includes MONDAY gatherings at Libenstein Hall Unity Chapter 29 CES Masonic Hall Eagles Auxiliary and more. TUESDAY events feature St Francis Xavier Missionary Society Ramsey Bridge Club Junior Red Cross and others with picnics and luncheons.
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Town and Country Garden Club
Libenstein Hall
UNITY
CES
Masonic Hall
Eagles Auxiliary
Foe Hall
ST. Francis Xavier Missionary Society
St. Augustine Church
Ramsey Bridge Club
Ramsey Golf Club
RED Cross
Mower County
Blanche Bell
10Th Ave
Mom Should Permit Son to Pick His Pants
Ann Landers advises a 14-year-old boy to select his own pants and urges independence from a mother who buys ill fitting garments. The column also counsels setting boundaries with a lonely mother and addresses a reader concerned about a teen pregnancy and ergot or quinine questions during pregnancy.
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Garden City
Gard
Ann Landers
Dad
Mother
Vic
Ann
P.S
Caraway Seed Always Popular With Germans
German cuisine favors caraway in many dishes says an ancient French chemist. A yeast bread recipe uses caraway seed, warm water and milk, molasses and eggs, then two flour types and shortening to form a risen loaf baked at 400 degrees. Light cream cheese balls with orange zest finish a curry dish.
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Louis XIV
Wedding Notice Publication Rules and Deadlines
The Herald requires wedding information before the ceremony or by 9 30 a m the day after. After that, items are condensed and after one week only an announcement runs. Pictures must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony. blanks are available at the Herald office or by mail on request.
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Herald
Wedding Announcements Deadlines For Austin Events
Information on events in Austin must reach the Herald by 8:30 a.m. the day after the event, 9:30 a.m. the second day, with a third day allowed for out of city events. Wedding notices should arrive before the ceremony or by 9:30 a.m. the day after. After delays, items are condensed or published as announcements, with photos due within 12 days.
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Austin
the Herald
Domestics United Forms To Improve Its Standing In Charlotte
In Charlotte a group called Domestics United aims to raise wages and professionalize the field for about 600 members across the city. With an $8000 grant from the North Carolina Fund they run training for postnatal care and child care, while placement remains limited until graduates are produced. Members, mostly Black women in their 30s and 40s, report wages around $1 to $1.40 per hour plus bus fare, seeking higher pay and stable work sites. The group emphasizes it is not a union, but a united association with an executive board including non-domestics.
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Charlotte
N.C
Domestics United
North Carolina Fund
W. R. Adams
Sions
Adams
Earl Redwine
Fashion shifts to calf-length coats for fall
Fashion editors say fall coats trend toward calf-length, reversing earlier thigh-high styling. Some designers view maxi and midi as outdated while others see them as youthfully elongating. The new length appears in coats worn over short dresses or as button-on skirts or pants, and may appear in pants as well.
Spring-Summer '68 Fashions Highlight Bold Color and Pattern
Pace-setting styles showcase tattersall models in blue and light brown with polyester wool blends. Left brings traditional lines and patterned elegance while right features identical fabric sport slacks with side buckle adjustment. Available in royal blue blue brass bamboo light olive olive gold forest green melon pumpkin.
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Gary Poorman
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Richard Johnson
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Delta Psi Omega
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College Guild Players
Sound of Music
Oak
University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
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Chaska
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Regal
Valois Thoen
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Toddark
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ST. Barbara
Louis O'Malley
Happy Thought Club
Paul White
3Rd St
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Cascades Falls
Beauty Inn
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N. Main
ST. Olaf Lutheran
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