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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
8
Officers were chosen for the Y's Menettes with Mrs. Richard Goslee president and Mrs. James Rieth vice president. The group, wives of the YMCA Y's Men, supports camp scholarships and various service projects including Christmas tree sales and the annual meeting.
Karen Ruth Burzinski daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Burzinski of 13015th Ave NW will be among 92 graduates at St Marys School of Nursing Rochester commencement exercises on June 16 Rev Edward A Fitzgerald Bishop of Winona will present diplomas to the nurses and Sister M Julie director of the school will present the class Karen a Pacelli High School graduate will remain on the staff of St Marys Hospital Rochester
Rochester announces the engagement of Marjorie Ann McFarland daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Hunt to John Plantz son of Mr and Mrs C W Plantz of Brownsdale A Wells High School graduate and Social Security Administration employee and a Hayfield High School graduate employed as IBM customer engineer in Minneapolis a fall wedding planned
The ALCW executive board of Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church in Lyle led a youth program on Thursday. Devotions were by Mrs. Stanley Klemesrud. readings by Mrs. Alfred Nelson and Mrs. Francis Hanson. a vocal selection by Karen Klemesrud, Lynette Hanson, Lori Nelson, and Marsha Perkins with Cynthia Perkins on piano. Senior members received roses. Mrs. Walter Baldner Sr. reported the stamp project. An invitation from Little Cedar Church, Adams, to guest June 26 was noted. Spring convention reports were given by Mrs. Melvin Rayne and Mrs. Lavern Austinson. Hostesses included Mrs. Gary Nelson, Mrs. David Young, Mrs. Merle Nelson, and Mrs. Leora Enerson.
Barbara Jo Rogers and Gene Lynn Schaub are engaged. Barbara is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Rogers of 1400 5th Ave NW and a Wilson Co data processing employee. Gene is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Schaub of 506 Main St S and Air Force bound after Austin High School and Austin State Junior College. No wedding date set.
Miss Beverly Roy will be honored at a bridal shower and open house Tuesday night at Little Cedar Education Center Adams. Her marriage to Dean Trauger will take place June 23 at Little Cedar Lutheran Church.
An optimistic guide outlines pastel fashion and pale eye makeup trends for spring. It recommends light beige and grey shadows, blue violet and pink accents, white highlights, and a soft lash emphasis to create a wide eyed effect.
A whimsical description praises a dress styled with airy point d esprit in sunny yellow. Schiffli embroideries and Venise lace edging add romantic touches while daisies scatter across the fabric enhancing its feminine charm.
New York AP report follows writer Jean Baer who uses her own dating guidance to pursue marriage after noting 794 527 eligible men in New York. Her planned marriage in June defies publicity and she hints at future serious prose after wedlock.
Miss Judith A. Robinson and Paul P. Chase Jr. married at St. Edward's Church with Rev. Daniel Corcoran officiating. The ceremony featured Deneige Bordreau as organist and dress details highlighted by a daisy lace empire bodice. The couple will reside in Minneapolis after travel.
Music stores are becoming hub for teens says the American Music Conference. Stores like Lee Hamilton’s in St Louis, Bill Binder in Miami, and Seymour Dragan in Hollywood draw hundreds on Friday nights with jam sessions, clinics, and rooms dedicated to guitars and performances.
Mrs. Harry Larson of Austin Route 4 and Mrs. George R Johnson of Miline Illinois return from Rex O King funeral in Sonoma California, after traveling to attend the service for their brother.
New York AP reports that landing fees at LaGuardia are far higher than at JFK and Newark. Minimum charges remain five dollars at all three airports, while aircraft weight-based rates vary: LaGuardia 95 cents per 1000 pounds, JFK 35 cents, Newark 36 cents. The disparity relates to runway and equipment improvements at LaGuardia.
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