Averbook to Lead 35 Day Argentina Cultural Tour
Charles Averbook son of Mr and Mrs David Averbook will depart July 10 for a 35 day Argentina tour with University of Michigan undergraduates. The group will explore Buenos Aires museums Colon Opera House schools and universities and visit ranches and art sites while engaging in a TV program and sports events.
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Charles Averbook
David Averbook
10Th St
Argentina
Averbook
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Buenos Aires
Argentine Council of Student Exchange
International Youth For Understanding
Colon Opera House
Atelier
la Boca
Auto in lake prompts missing man search
WINONA Minn Winona police scan for Brownsdale man Clarence Small 23 after his car a 1968 El Camino is found in shallow water at Lake Winona Tuesday He left Brownsdale Monday seeking work and had reportedly obtained a job at a filling station Local authorities say no drag procedures are planned due to the water depth.
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Winona
Minn
Brownsdale
Here
Clarence Small
Park and Recreation
Small
ASJC Receives Library Grant Across Seven Colleges
Seven southeastern Minnesota colleges received library material grants under the Higher Education Act. Austin State Junior College gets 6204 dollars, Carleton College 5000, College of St. Teresa 5000, Rochester State Junior College 7401, St. Marys College 6877, St. Olaf College 5970, and Winona State College 11840.
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Minnesota
Albert H. Quie
Office of Education
Higher Education Act
Austin State Junior College
Carleton College
Northfield
College of St. Teresa
Winona
Rochester State Junior College
St. Mary's College
St. Olaf College
Winona State College
Appointment to Local 9 board fills two vacancies
Two members have been appointed to the Local 9 executive board to fill vacancies caused by the death of Ardell Nemitz and the resignation of Robert Halligan who now works nights. Filling the vacancies are Stephen Stub Noble and Robert L Clark. The appointments ensure a quorum and will be presented at the next Local 9 membership meeting.
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Local 9
Ardell Nemitz
Robert Halligan
Stephen
Stub) Noble
Robert L. Clark
Fire damages car owned by James Whitcomb
Police investigated a car fire on 505 2nd St SW owned by James Whitcomb. The blaze occurred between 9:30 and 9:45 a.m. Thursday, damaging the vehicle by about $200. Authorities believe a discarded match started the fire.
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James Whitcomb
2Nd St
Whitcomb
180 Units and Convention Center OKed for Liquor License
Minnesota Attorney General's office clears the Austin Council to transfer an on sale liquor license to the Como Corporation for a proposed 180 unit motel and convention center near IS-90 and 14th street beside the junior college. The ruling notes state law bars liquor sales within 1,500 feet of state colleges but excludes junior colleges, allowing local review but not mandating denial. Construction is expected to take about 18 months with a Sheraton franchise and 650 seat convention center.
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Austin Council
Austin Junior College
Douglas Head
Como Corporation
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Saint Teresa and Saint Marys plan cooperation study
Boards of Trustees from the College of Saint Teresa and Saint Marys College at Winona approve a yearlong study to explore combining operations while preserving each college identity. An Ad Hoc six member committee and both presidents will lead the effort with Heald Hobson and Associates guiding the process and seeking foundation funding.
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Saint Teresa
Saint Marys College
College of Saint Teresa
Saint Mary's College
Winona
College of
Heald, Hobson, and Associates
Red Wing teachers approve new pay schedule tentative
Red Wing School Board and teachers ended six months of salary talks with a tentative 1 to 11 percent pay rise, totaling about 1.7 million dollars for salaries and benefits. Starting bachelor’s pay rises to 6600, BA max 10695, master’s min 7600 max 11975, 195 contract days, about 16 extra mills in taxes. two other district contracts pending.
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Red Wing Board
Red Wing
Austin
Albert Lea
Warning Restated On Roofing Crew In Hayward Area
Police issued another warning about a roofing crew reported near London Minnesota. The two men are linked to a band of gypsies camped near Hayward Minnesota and are suspected shoplifters.
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London
Minn
Hayward
Judith Badenschier Graduates From Mankato Commercial College
Judith Badenschier daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell G Badenschier 908 13th Ave SE completed the business machines and accounting course at Mankato Commercial College this month achieving a very high scholastic average.
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Judith Badenschier
Russell G. Badenschier
13Th Ave
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Judith
Lund chosen as Gustavus Adolphus board chair
Dr. Russell T. Lund, president of Lund's Incorporated, a Twin Cities supermarket group, is named the new chairman of Gustavus Adolphus College 27 member Board of Trustees. He succeeds Lloyd Engelsma, president of Kraus-Anderson Construction Co., Minneapolis.
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ST. Peter, Minn
Gustavus Adolphus College
Russell T. Lund
Lund’s Incorporated
Twin Cities
Lloyd Engelsma
Kraus-Anderson Construction Co
Minneapolis
Missing railroad hand cars near Blooming Prairie
Milwaukee Road detective Ralph Churchill reported to Mower County Sheriff's officers that two railroad hand cars used to check track were stolen from near the tracks four miles south of Blooming Prairie. The cars were taken Tuesday night and are valued at 50 dollars each.
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Ralph Churchill
Milwaukee Road
Mower County
Blooming Prairie
Honor graduate Diane Campbell to teach in St Paul Park
Diane Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Campbell Austin Route 3 graduated last week from Winona State College with honors earning a BA in education. She will teach fifth grade in the St Paul Park school system next fall. Diane is a Lyle High School graduate.
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Diane Campbell
Vernon Campbell
Austin Rt. 3
Winona State College
Miss Campbell
St. Paul Park
Diane
Lyle High School
Service held for drowning victim Philip Coughlin
Funeral services were held for Philip Coughlin 28 Blooming Prairie Minn who drowned Sunday when his boat overturned on Little Elks Lake about four miles north of Zimmerman He and three Minneapolis friends were fishing He is survived by his wife four children parents a sister two brothers and grandmother
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Blooming Prairie
Minn
Philip Coughlin
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Newry
Coughlin
Little Elks Lake
Zimmerman, Minn
Philip
Minneapolis
Blood program is reinstated in Fillmore County
Preston Minnesota Fillmore County remains in the Southeastern Minnesota Red Cross bloodmobile program after funds were raised to continue operations. Despite a planned June termination, 19 townships and 10 villages contributed the needed funds following extensive outreach to all 24 townships and 13 villages.
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Preston
Minn
Fillmore County
Minnesota
American Red Cross
Dog Identification at Shelter for two mixed breed hounds
The Poundmaster reports one female silver and grey Norwegian Elkhound and one white and tan male part wire-haired terrier available for identification at the Animal Shelter.
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Poundmaster
Animal Shelter
Folven Completes Four Week Naval Flight School Course
Navy Ensign Jon G. Folven son of Mr and Mrs Omer J Folven of Austin Rt 5 and husband of the former Mar cia J Quamn of Rake Iowa has completed the four week Flight Systems School course at the Naval Aviation Schools Command Pensacola Florida The program covered Basic Aerodynamics Aviation Physiology Naval Air Operations Air Navigation Physical fitness Power Plants and Accessories and Swimming He will proceed to the next phase of training under the Naval Aviation Program.
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Navy
Jon G. Folven
Omer J. Folven
Austin
Naval Aviation Program
Three car accidents injure two at city intersections
At 3 30 p m Thursday two drivers, Mrs Wendy Tinsley 305 1st Ave SW and Ralph Verzani 105 12th St NE, sustained minor injuries in a collision at 1st St NW and 2nd Ave NW. Both were not hospitalized. Damages were 30 and 200 dollars. A second crash at 2nd St SE and Oakland Ave E involved Sylvester Kirtz 803 1st St NE and Delbert Anderst 2410 4th St SW with 10 and 60 dollars in damages. A third collision at Main St N and 1st Dr NW between Bonnie Wigen 1905 2nd Ave SW and Robert Newman Dexter MN caused 75 dollars damage to Wigen. Newman was undamaged.
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1St St. NW
2Nd Ave. NW
Wendy Tinsley
1St Ave. SW
Ralph Verzani
12Th St. NE
Sylvester Kirts
1St St. NE
Delbert Anderst
4Th St
Kirtz
Anderst
Bonnie Wigen
2Nd Ave
Robert Newman
Dexter
Minn
Main St. N
1St Dr. NW
Newman
New Business Manager Named by Union Local 6578
James Rasmussen was named new business manager of OCAW Local 6578 by the rank and file. Rasmussen succeeds Ray Weber who held the post for seven years before resigning to join the St. Paul Employer's Assn as a labor relations consultant. Rasmussen has experience in business and union activities and formerly managed Tempo furniture department and East Side Furniture Store.
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James Rasmussen
OCAW
Rank and File
Rasmussen
Ray Weber
St. Paul
S Assn
Tempo
East Side Furniture Store
Lea College selects new board and officers at annual meeting
The Lea College board elected at Albert Lea on Tuesday announced new officers for one year: Paul Larimore as chairman, Robert Bruce as vice chairman, Roger Nelson as secretary, and Ole Bondhus as treasurer. Committees named Carroll Ebert Bert Gordon Paul Overgaard Arvid Bidne and Dr Mervin Aus. New trustees include J E McLaughlin Sr Wayne N J and Robert Cunningham. Hale Barnes spoke on goals and retiring president William DeMeester reviewed admissions academic development and student affairs.
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Lea College Board of Trustees
Albert Lea
Inn Town
Paul Larimore
Robert Bruce
Roger Nelson
Ole Bondhus
Carroll Ebert
Bert Gordon
Paul Overgaard
Arvid Bidne
Mervin Aus
J. E. McLaughlin
Wayne
N. J
Robert Cunningham
Barrington
Ill
Hale Barnes
Lea College
William DeMeester
Kestner to Attend ROTC Summer Camp at Fort Riley
Fort Riley Kansas will host South Dakota State University Army ROTC advanced cadets this summer. Brookings student David R Kestner of Austin is among those attending. Camp runs in two sessions June 14 July 25 and June 21 August 1.
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Fort Riley
Kan
South Dakota State University
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Dwight L. Adams
Brookings
David R. Kestner
Austin
Program of sacred music at First Baptist Church
A sacred music program by the Bob Jones University Ensemble will be at 7 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church, 170 Oakland Ave. Ensemble members include Terry Rood Evan Horton Charles Nichols William Blackwood John Reinebach and Dan Dickerson. Bob Jones University Greenville S C is a nondemonational institution with about 4000 students from all states and 25 foreign countries. The ensemble will sing familiar hymns and sacred classics. The public is invited.
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Bob Jones University Ensemble
Oakland Ave
Terry Rood
Evan Horton
Charles Nichols
William Blackwood
John Reinebach
Dan Dickerson
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
Summerset II Opens With The Father at ASJC Theater
Austin area theater fans anticipate Summerset II summer repertory opening with The Father at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Austin State Junior College theater. The 19th century Strindberg drama explores gender conflict as a wife dismantles her husband, with Laura played by Joan Sehrafel and Rod Kellar as the father. Cast includes Penny Samuelson Lila Harrison Tom Madura Vincent Lonergan Charles Steenblock and David Dahlquist under director Frank Bridges. additional performances listed for June 27 and July 3 5 9 and 11 at 8 p.m.
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Summerset II
Austin
Summer Repertory Theater
Austin State Junior College Theater
August Strindberg
Laura
Joan Sehrafel
Grand Meadow
Rod Kellar
ASJC
Albert Lea Community Theater
Penny Samuelson
Tom Madura
Little Mary Sunshine
David Dahlquist
Stafford Blackman
Frank Bridges
P.m
Police declare resuscitator not health risk
The Austin Police Dept rejects FDA statements labeling Res-Q-uire respirators unsafe. The department explains its own resuscitator, which can convert to a respirator or inhalator, is not a health risk and has no connection to the FDA condemned device used by the Fire Dept.
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Austin Police Dept
Food and Drug Administration
Austin Fire Dept
Riceville MYF Members Direct Two Week Mission Trip
Twelve senior high MYF members from Riceville and McIntire Methodist Churches travel to Farmington New Mexico for seven days at the Navajo Mission School. Participants include Cathy Swancutt Karla Lockie Linda Trowbridge Sara Eberline Gary Lenz Kevin Lockie Larry Smith Ernie Schofield Mary Grace Jan Hjelmans Shirly Eberline and Ronnie Feather.
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Riceville
Iowa
MYF
McIntire
Farmington
N.M
Navajo Methodist Mission School
Cathy Swancutt
Karla Lockie
Linda Trowbridge
Saura Eberline
Gary Lenz
Kevin Lockie
Larry Smith
Ernie Schofield
Mary Grace
Jan Hjelmans
Shirly Eberline
Ronnie Feather
Brownsdale Dairy Night Event Planned at Park
Brownsdale Minnesota schedules Dairy Night for Saturday at 7 30 p m in Brownsdale Park with a rain option at Brownsdale Elementary School A princess contest and a children ice cream eating contest are part of the program
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Brownsdale, Minn
Brownsdale
Brownsdale Park
Brownsdale Elementary
County law enforcement meeting to discuss funds
Mower County officials plus representatives from 13 village councils plan a public discussion Tuesday night at the courthouse conference room one. Sheriff’s department and City Council attend with Emery Barrett of the Governor’s Commission on Crime Prevention and Control and others to review federal and state funds for a county police program.
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Mower County
Sheriff's Department
Emery Barrett
Governor's Commission On Crime Prevention and Control
David Kennedy
State Dept. of Local and Urban Affairs
Minnesota League of Municipalities Assn
Grand Meadow
Adams
Robert Shaw
Shaw
4-H Members to Attend Citizenship Shortcourse
Four Mower County 4-Hers Jean Dooley Marianda McNutt Jeanne Snyder and Roxanne Wilder will attend the 4-H Citizenship Shortcourse in Washington DC. They will brief in St Paul before departure and stay at the University of Maryland. They will take classes and visit historic sites and return June 28.
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Mower County 4Hers
Washington, D. C
Jean Dooley
John Dooley
Austin Rt. 5
Windom
Marianda McNutt
Merle McNutt
Dexter
Sargeant
Jeanne Snyder
Joe Snyder
Grand Meadow
Jolly Youth 4-H
University of Maryland
Washington
Grafton church to honor pastor and wife on 40th anniversary
St Johns Lutheran Church in Rock Township east of Grafton plans a 10:30 a.m. worship service to honor Rev Elmer Jacobs and his wife for 40 years of marriage and his ministry. A noon potluck follows with an open house 2 to 5 p.m. and a 2 p.m. program in the sanctuary.
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Grafton
Iowa
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Rock Township
Elmer Jacobs
Award Cub Scouts in fishing contest
Prizes were awarded to Cub Scout Pack 123 sponsored by Southgate School at a Thursday fishing contest held at East Side Lake. Jay Evenson caught the largest fish a 9% inch bullhead. Scott Elverum won smallest fish and Juan Feirreirra the most fish caught. James Schleusner received a Webelos Badge and Juan Feirreirra a Webelos book and colors.
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Southgate School
East Side Lake
Jay Evenson
Scott Elverum
Juan Feirreirra
James Schleusner
Hayfield District Eligible for Antitrust Settlement Funds
Attorney General Douglas Head reported Hayfield School District could share in a $500,000 antitrust settlement offered by 13 copper piping companies. If accepted, about $350,000 would be distributed to 35 municipalities and school districts that joined the action, with $150,000 allotted to the state.
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Hayfield
Minn
Douglas Head
Minnesota
Head
Dexter Student Delton Elkins Named on Dean's List
Delton Elkins of Dexter was named to the Dean's honor list for the spring semester at the College of the Ozarks in Clarksville Arkansas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Elkins.
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Dexter
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Ark
Delton Elkins
Fred Elkins
Want Ad offers help for selling renting or hiring
The Want Ad promises results by a trained ad writer and invites readers to call 433-8851 for help creating a simple classified ad. It notes a part time custodian position six evenings weekly with no Sunday work and that a healthy retired man may be considered, with contact 2xx-4xxx.
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George Pahl
Richard Gerlach
S. J. Kryzsko
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Rochester
M. Camille Bow
Naval School
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Kestner
Baptist Church
Vincent Lonergan
Adams High School
Sheridan Whiteside
Hannibal
Curious Savage
Lonergan
North Carolina School of the Arts
Charles Steenblock
Southgate Elementary
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Frank
Bridges
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Rod Keller
Joan Schrafer
Mission
4-H
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