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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1975
Page
6
More than twenty Miss Minnesota contestants descend on Austin for registration and a week of events ending with Pam Bernhagen's successor crowned next Saturday. Judges include Mrs. Mary Hert and Diane Bounds, Miss Mississippi, who attended Miss America last fall.
Delegates to the national convention were elected at the VFW Hall on Wednesday night. Named are Mrs. Ben Winkels, Mrs. Charles Butler, Mrs. Elaine Jenson, Mrs. Evelyn Rasmussen, Mrs. Elvy Collette, and Mrs. Douglas Wilson with alternates including Mrs. Paul Lattin and others. Donations were given to Courage Center and the VFW Junior Travelers Baseball Team. Dawn Butler was crowned poppy queen and Scott Wilson poppy king, with a door prize awarded to Mrs. Rudy Gutman.
Two members, Marion Tollefson and Helen Christianson, were honored by the U Go I Go Birthday Club Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Helen Irmiter. Eileen Alland and Mildred Bergstrom provided cake and entertainment. A picnic is planned July 8 at the Bergstrom home.
Esther Rebekah Lodge meets at IOOF Hall and Mower County DFL Women join evening events. Garden Club hosts 12 30 luncheon at 306 20th St St Eagles Auxiliary gathers FOE Hall Oakland Fairview Cemetery Auxiliary afternoon. Lutheran circles host morning Deborah Claudia Ruth and more. SOROLIS Class holds 5 30 potluck at Mrs Haney. South Austin Neighborhood Club 12 30 lunch at Roger Wambeam. YWCA hosts 12 30 luncheon and Austin Handicap Club picnic at Layfayette Park.
Eric Clapton and his band will tour the United States in two legs starting in Tampa on June 14 with 21 cities, ending July 11 in St Louis. A second leg runs through the South and West Coast beginning in August. The group features Yvonne Elliman from the two latest albums 461 Ocean Boulevard and There’s One in Every Crowd.
A reader asks about the six most important words in English and the four worst words for teens. Dr. Chester Ewing cites words like yellow and chicken as harmful, while readers discuss raw versus cooked sex and parental supervision at teen parties. The column recommends teens be guided and a drug booklet offer is included.
St John Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church and appointed committees for gifts for shut ins and servicemen. The August and September service committee includes several members with alternates listed. Rev C J Schreicher spoke on an LWML topic. Hostesses were Mrs Sibbers, Mrs Bruce Terry, and Mrs Robert Thune.
Aries to Pisces share daily hints across themes of ideas, luck, cooperation, and caution. The column notes personal growth, prudent spending, and social interactions influencing outcomes. It highlights a birthday year with unusual luck in dealings with clubs or large organizations.
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