Austin Owatonna girls win pageant competition
Northern Minnesota contestants took preliminary Miss Minnesota Pageant awards on opening night as Joeline Malenko Miss Austin and Deborah Stursa Miss Steele County led. Joeline won talent for Hunger and Folk Dance on violin, majoring in music education at the University of Minnesota and planning further study and Montessori training in California. Deborah Stursa, daughter of Rudolph and, from Owatorna, stands 5'6" and majors in elementary education, with talent on guitar and plans to teach in rural Minnesota communities.
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Judy McDermott
Herald
Minnesota
Joeline Malenko
Austin
Deborah Jean Stursa
Steele County
Joeline
University of Minnesota
California Montessori
Glen Malenko
10Th Ave
U of M Orchestra
Michigan
San Francisco
Pillsbury
Deborah Stursa
Rudolph Stursa
Owatorna
Deborah
Miss Stursa
Miss North Iowa runner up Chery Meister announced
Chery Meister of Rose Creek daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Meister was named second runner up in the Miss North Iowa pageant at the North Iowa Band Festival in Mason City on June 6. She earned 850 and is a June graduate employed at First National Bank of Austin planning to enroll at Austin State Junior College this fall.
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Chery! Meister
Luther Meister
Rose Creek
Meister
First National Bank of Austin
Austin State Junior College
First Awards Banquet Honors Minnesota Tech College Athletes
Austin and Grand Meadow youths honored at the University of Minnesota Technical College Waseca first awards banquet for making the first college football team and for wrestling and basketball. Guest speaker was Paul Giel. Dean's list honors announced for Austin students Jean Asp Stephen Asp Brian Burtch Todd Hessa Kay Lewison and Claudia Braun.
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Austin
Grand Meadow
University of Minnesota Technical College
Waseca
Dennis Shamp
Les Jacobson
Paul Giel
University of Minnesota
Donald Dale
Concordia College
Moorhead
Jean Asp
Stephen Asp
Brian Burtch
Todd Hessa
Kay Lewison
Claudia Braun
Hormel acquires Minnesota Aerospace to expand pollution control
Geo A Hormel & Co announces the purchase of Minnesota Aerospace Corp of Coon Rapids to extend its Pollution Control Division beyond meat and food into air pollution control. The unit will operate as Pollution Control Systems, a division of Geo A Hormel. President J J Holton says the move supports national environmental improvement efforts.
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Geo, A. Hormel & Company
Austin
Minn
Minnesota Aerospace Corp
Coon Rapids
Hormet
Hormel
Pollution Control Systems
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
J. J. Holton
Larson seeks reelection to Minnesota Senate District 35
Sen. Lew W. Larson, a Mabel farmer and conservative, announces plans to run for a fifth term in the Minnesota State Senate. He will campaign in new District 35, which includes part of Winona, Houston, Fillmore and Rural Mower counties. Larson notes his past leadership roles on the Regulated Industries Committee and other panels, and says seniority could be important in District 35 due to retirement and redistricting.
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Lew W. Larson
Mabel Farmer
Minnesota State Senate
Larson
Winona
Houston
Fillmore
Mower
Austin
Lyle
N. Larson
Mower County Red Cross seeks rapid city disaster funds
Mower County Red Cross reports 591 dollars raised for the Rapid City disaster with 684 dollars still needed to reach a 1275 dollar quota. Collins says 4000 homes must be rebuilt and 6000 families aided. donations should be made payable to the American Red Cross and mailed to the Mower County Chapter at the county courthouse.
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Rapid City
S. D
Joseph M. Collins
Mower County
American Red Cross
Collins
Amer
Ican Red Cross
Red Cross
United Fund Agency
KQAQ Farm Day Sponsors Long Agribusiness Broadcast
KQAQ will air its fourth annual Farm Day on Saturday from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the William Schottler farm near Austin. More than 35 area and state agri business figures will be interviewed, including Rep. Ancher Nelson, in a salute to agriculture, the region’s top business.
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KQAQ
William Schottler
Austin
Ancher Nelson
Two Austin Women Earn Marquette University Degrees
Two Austin residents graduated at Marquette University exercises in Milwaukee. Suzanne L. Sheedy received a bachelor of arts in journalism while Susan M. Theissen earned a bachelor of science in nursing.
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Austin
Marquette University
Miwaukee Wis
Suzanne L. Sheedy
Austin Rt. 4
Susan M. Theissen
4Th St. NW
Work Force at 12 407 Employment Up in City May Figures
May employment in Austin shows a net gain of 17 jobs from April with most categories up while the service sector declines due to parochial school contract expirations. Labor supply remains high as veterans return and students seek summer work amid expectations of a modest summer labor demand resurgence. Notable May figures include 11 313, 11 313, 11 216, 12 225, and 12 110 for years 1955 1958 1962 1966 and 1970 respectively.
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Austin
Minnesota Dept. of Manpower Services
Hormel Institute Board discusses plans for coming year
The Hormel Institute Board reviewed plans and policies for the coming year at its annual spring meeting. Attendees included Dr. B L Crawford, Dr. Sherwood Berg, Dr. David Donald, Dr. LaVell Henderson, and Raymond Ondov, with emeritus members and Prof. May Brodbeck, who will become Board Chairman July 1. The Institute, over 30 years, has grown into a leading fats oils lipids research center with 650+ scholarly works and continuing Hormel Foundation support.
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Hormel Institute
B. L. Crawford
Sherwood O. Berg
Institute of Agriculture
David E. Donald
Mayo Clinic
LaVell Henderson
Department of Biochemistry
St. Paul
Raymond B. Ondov
Austin
Hormel Foundation
Harold Macy
Walter M. Lauer
James G. Harting Sr
H. C. Halvorson
May Brodbeck
Horme! Institute
University of Minnesota
Hormer Foundation
Car Crash at 10th Dr SE Intersection
An accident at the intersection of 10th Dr SE and &h Ave SE at 12 55 p m Thursday involved Dawn Olson of 1202 4th St NW and John Connely of 1000 16th St SW. Olson damage valued at 150 dollars and Connely at 100 dollars.
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10Th Dr
And
H Ave. SE
Dawn Olson
4Th St. NW
John Connely
16Th St
Olson
Connely
We Like It Here A Regular Friday Herald Feature
Regular Friday column notes Austin area livability from smog free spaces and quick golf runs to jokes about officials and budgeting. It mentions Ken Peterson visiting Minnesota, ex postmaster Jesse Pierce and others in discussion, Governor Weredell Anderson's upcoming Austin visit, and light local anecdotes including a Leech Lake fishing trip and odd headlines from newspapers.
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Austin
Aus'in
Minnesota
Weredell Anderson
Red White and Blue Days set by Austin merchants
Dick Alger, chairman of the Austin Area Chamber of Commerce Retail Red White and Blue Promotion Committee, announced that over seventy Austin merchants will join a four day sales event from June 28 to July 1. Stores will decorate in patriotic colors with Specials labels and staff attire. The finale includes art exhibits, band concerts, beauty and bicycle contests across shopping areas, in what could be the citys largest combined merchant sales effort.
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Dick Alger
Austin
Alger
Two arraigned in Municipal Court in Austin Minnesota
Charles Giard, 24, 417 2nd Ave NE, arraigned on feloniously receiving and concealing stolen property after a forged credit card purchase at Donaldson’s Rochester for a $250 TV set and $50 clock radio. Preliminary hearing set for June 23. Giard held in Mower County jail on $1,000 bond. James Lock, 417 2nd Ave SE, arraigned on felonious theft by check after nine no account checks at local businesses totaling over $200. Preliminary hearing set for June 30. Lock held in Mower County jail on $500 bond.
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Austin
Charles Giard
2Nd Ave
Donaldson's
Rochester
Giard
Mower County
Avoid Overloading Circuits With Air Conditioners
The Austin Fire Dept warns against using multiple outlets for air conditioners and heavy appliances that can overload a circuit. Use a single outlet only if the circuit is wired properly. If a fuse blows, have wiring checked by an electrician before further use.
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Austin Fire Dept
Aginst
The
Dept
Ecumenical Service Planned at Dreisner Park
First United Methodist Church to lead ecumenical worship at 8 a.m. Sunday in Dreisner Park. All camping visitors and Austin area residents and travelers are invited. Co sponsored by seven Austin congregations with support from the Park and Recreation Board and East side merchants.
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First United Methodist Church
Dreisner Park
Austin Area
Austin
Austin's Park and Recreation Board
Eastside
Oakland girl attends leadership camp in Missouri
Roberta Lyle of Oakland, daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Lyle, left for the Co op Youth Leadership Camp at William Jewell College Liberty Missouri. Among 800 rural youths in four June sessions, she is sponsored by Hayward Community Oil Co op. The program aims to build leadership, citizenship, cooperative understanding and enjoy the week.
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Oakland
Minn
Roberta Lyle
Calvin Lyle
William Jewell College
Liberty
Roberta
Hayward Community Oil Co-op
Austin Musicians Win Talent For Christ Honors
Two young Austin musicians earned top honors at Calvary Baptist Rochester in the Talent For Christ contest. Sharon Adams won first in Senior High School Piano, while David Smith took first in Junior High Piano. Both received trophies and a jury rating. they study under Mrs Earl Edland Adams.
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Austin
Calvary Baptist Church
Rochester
Sharon Adams
St. NE
David Smith
St. NW
Shaun
David
Earl Edland
Adams
Contribution for flood victims in Rapid City
SARGEANT Minn Members of the Truthseekers Adult Sunday School class of Zion Methodist Church Sargeant voted to send a 20 contribution to the Red Cross for use in flood relief at Rapid City South Dakota at their Monday evening meeting The class made plans for the all church picnic which they will sponsor July 23 at the church No regular meeting is scheduled for July.
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Sargeant, Minn
Truthseekers
Zion Methodist Church
Sargeant
Red Cross
Rapid City
S. D
Town and Country Club picnic set in Dexter
Dexter Town and Country Club members set July 9 for the annual family picnic at Spring Valley park. Twelve members and two guests attended the club meeting at Mrs Arnold Peterson's home.
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Dexter, Minn
Dexter Town and Country Club
Spring Valley Park
Arnold Peterson
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