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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
6
A collection of Ann Landers Q and A items covers office lunch hour rumors about coworkers, advice on helping a friend's broken romance, tips for teen dancers on conversation topics, and a satirical note about a troubled thirty year marriage. Also promotes a booklet on teen drinking and instructs readers to mail questions to Ann Landers at the Austin Daily Herald.
AP writer notes Candice Bergen, 20, is headed toward stardom after co starring with Steve McQueen in The Sand Pebbles. Bergen, from a famous family, values independence, pursued photography and writing, and startled her father with bold choices like a Lesbian role in The Group.
At Bainbridge Naval Training Center the Waves face a push to shed the image of dancing hostesses. Lt. Janet Blumberg says the Waves are normal American girls devoted to duty. Training, discipline, and fashion focus define the 10 week boot camp as 60 recruits per cycle prepare for Navy routines and marching orders.
A recipe presents meat balls baked atop a meat loaf with practical steps and garnish ideas. The method yields crusty meat balls and loaf that can be served with spaghetti or refrigerated and reheated for later meals.
Open house and bridal shower for Miss Diane Aanonson held Wednesday night at Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church near Lyle with 100 guests. The program featured devotions by Mrs Lloyd Hanson vocal duets by Mrs Leo Hanson and Mrs Donovan Carroll piano by Karen Klemesrud readings by Judith Robertson and more with Mary Nell Hesselgrave assisting in opening gifts. Hostesses included Mrs Westling and many listed members of the community.
The Elkton Marshall Project Group met Tuesday to discuss corsage and floral arrangement design with Mrs. Glenn Miller presenting at Mrs. Lora Kent's Elkton home. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs. William Spear and Mrs. Miller. A picnic at Hokeness cabin in Waterville, Minnesota, is planned for the next meeting.
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Gray of 1101 8th St. NW left for Los Angeles to attend the American Chiropractic convention. They will hear educational lectures and see professional papers by leading chiropractors.
The Herald asks couples to submit wedding information before 9 30 a m on the day after the ceremony to avoid condensed notices. Information blanks are available at the Herald office or by mail on request. Photos should arrive within 12 days of the ceremony for publication.
A bridal shower for Miss Vicky Opsahl was held at the home of Mrs. Howard Lerud in Austin Route 1 with prizes awarded to Mrs. Leonard Hacker Mrs. Donald Miller and Randy Miller. The couple’s wedding to Wayne Lerud is set for June 25 at St Olaf Lutheran Church.
Brownsdale Study Club met at Mrs. John Anderson's home on Wednesday. Mrs. Elmer Heydt spoke on Inca Indians and displayed photos from her trip to South America. Mrs. Gary Woodfill reviewed the biography of President Chester A. Arthur.
Miss Judith Seim daughter of Mrs Alpha Seim of Austin Minnesota married James T Wilson of Denver Colorado in Christ Chapel Augustana Lutheran Church Denver. Rev Paul Noren officiated. The bride wore a floor length linen gown with seed pearls and carried white carnations and orchids. Attendants included maid of honor Meredith Seim and bridesmaid Jerald Bowles. Best man Donald Hollihan and groomsmen Raymond Davis. A reception followed. The couple will reside in Colorado Springs Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Theisen announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Larry Albert Rebling son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Rebling The wedding is planned for August 20 at St Augustine Catholic Church
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