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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1969

Page

3

Use of marijuana by students here becomes concern

A four part series begins with educators in Austin schools addressing marijuana use among teens. Teachers report increased discussion and knowledge of drugs, but no concrete evidence of on campus use while acknowledging accessibility and potential risk.

David Kranz Linda Uiland Austin Austin High School Ray Wescott Wescott John Tighe Pacelli High School Father Tighe Pacelli KE. A. Lehrke Federal Bureau of Drugs and Harmful Narcotics Rev. Tighe Robert Schwab Num Ackerwold

Austin student to participate in NSF program

Valparaiso University in Indiana awards a seven thousand eight hundred forty dollar National Science Foundation grant for undergrad biology research. Mark Marquardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Marquardt, will be supervised by Prof. Frederick R. Meyer this summer to study causes of fur chewing in mink chinchillas and some rats, exploring confinement, genetics, or dietary factors as possible triggers. Seven students total will join research projects with biology faculty.

Valparaiso University Valparaiso Ind National Science Foundation Mark Marquardt R. H. Marquardt 3Rd Ave Mark Frederick R. Meyer

Ostrander Fourth of July Rodeo Parade and Dance

Ostrander Minnesota hosts a July Fourth celebration by the Ostrander Commercial Club with a rodeo at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. featuring bareback, saddle bronco, calf roping, steer wrestling, bull riding and a girls barrel race, plus a 10 a.m. parade and a July 3 dance at the Legion Hall. Parade entrants should contact Cliff Davis of Ostrander.

Ostrander Minn Ostrander Commercial Club Legion Hall Cliff Davis

St Olaf Vacation Church school aids Cerebral Palsy Center

St Olaf Vacation Church School students offered offerings to buy equipment for the Austin Cerebral Palsy Center at 900 9th Ave SW. The first June session with 365 students closed Friday, 130 more will attend next week. Mrs Carl P Nelson of United Cerebral Palsy of Mower County reported on a visit by 26 students. center needs include a viewing screen and recorder. Second session will also visit. First session ran KG to 8th grade. second session, 1st to 6th grades, meets 8 am to 12 noon Mon through Fri. Miss Marian Knutson directs, assisted by Mrs Richard Johnson and 50 volunteers. Theme is Living Gods Way.

St. Olaf Vacation Church Austin Cerebral Palsy Center 9Th Ave CP Center Carl P. Nelson United Cerebral Palsy of Mower County, Inc Nelson

Restless Ones shown at St Olaf Church Tuesday

The Restless Ones, praised as Evan gelist Billy Graham’s most successful film, will screen at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 24 in the St Olaf Lutheran Parish House Auditorium with Rev. Arthur Swenson announcing the event. The film ties a 1963 Los Angeles crusade to a teenage crisis and features a James Collier script. It will also be shown 7 p.m. Sunday, July 6 at First Lutheran Church of Albert Lea.

St. Olaf Church Evangelist Billy Graham St. Olaf Lutheran Church Parish House Arthur Swenson James Collier World Wide Pictures Dick Ross First Lutheran Albert Lea

Tornado safety guidance for Midwest warnings

When tornado warnings arise residents should stay indoors and listen to official radio alerts. Seek shelter in a storm cellar or basement if possible, or move to the building center under a heavy piece of furniture. If outdoors or in a car, seek low ground away from wires and windows.

Midwest

Austin Soldier Wounded in Viet Nam Action

PFC James S. Johnson, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Alton P Johnson of 811 7th Ave NW, received a fragment wound to both arms and legs during a June 13 combat operation. He was treated in a Vietnam hospital, then transferred to Japan. A 1968 Austin High School graduate, he arrived in South Vietnam in May 1969 and wrote his parents that his wounds were not serious.

James S. Johnson Alton P. Johnson 7Th Ave Army Johnson Vietnam Japan Austin High School South Vietnam

Lost Yellow Labrador Recovered Near Turtle Creek Bridge

A yellow Labrador found near the 1 9 bridge over Turtle Creek Friday is claimed by its owner at Dr Karl Knoche's veterinary service. The dog appeared injured but was later described as just tired and in good condition. A Humane Society spokesman called it a fine animal.

Karl Knoche Turtle Creek Humane Society

Graduates Named in Minnesota Business Degrees

Two names were omitted from the graduates list at the University of Minnesota. Receiving bachelor of science degrees in business from the School of Business Administration were Robert Mittag, Lyle, and Steven Turbenson, Spring Valley.

University of Minnesota School of Business Administration Robert Mittag Lyle Steven Turbenson Spring Valley

Rainy Weather Marks Summer Opening in Austin Area

Cool, rainy weather greets the summer solstice in the Austin area. The longest day of the year has sunrise at 4 27 am and sunset at 7 56 pm. Day length will shorten toward the autumnal equinox on Sept 21 and continue to decrease until the winter solstice on Dec 21. Midsummer's Day is celebrated in Finland, northern Norway, and Sweden with bonfires and parties.

Austin Finland Norway Sweden

Funeral service set Tuesday for Austin soldier

Funeral services for Sp. 4 Stephen D. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Osmon Johnson, 1012 12th Ave. SW, who was killed in Vietnam on June 3, are set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Oakland Midway Lutheran Church with Rev. O. A. Rust officiating. Johnson, 18, was killed in a helicopter crash and was the 13th Mower County casualty in the Vietnam conflict. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery with a Fort Snelling military detachment at the graveside. Friends may call at Jordan Mortuary from 7 p.m. Sunday until 11 a.m. Monday. There will be no reviewal.

Stephen D. Johnson James Osmonson 12Th Ave Vietnam Oakland Midway Lutheran Church A. Rust Johnson Mower County Oakwood Cemetery Fort Snelling

Two Vehicle Crashes Reported in Stub Area

Two car accidents reported in Austin. A curve crash at 8th St NE and 14th Ave NE caused $600 in damages. Drivers were Melvin Kreinbring of 1900 2nd Ave SE and Raymond Bates of 1719 4th St NE, with $400 and $200 damages respectively. Earlier, at 7:45 a.m., Diane Ludwig of Lyle struck a gasoline pump at Champlain station 801 12th St SW, causing $10 damage to the car and $350 to the pump.

8Th St 14Th Ave Austin Melvin Kreinbring 2Nd Ave Raymond Bates 4Th St. NE Kreinbring Bates Diane Ludwig Lyle Champlain Station 12Th St

Woman seeks restitution in bank fraud case

Sally Ann Forstner, a 41 year old former Austin State Bank teller, told U S District Court in St Paul she would make restitution of 13525 87 in connection with a false bank entry dated June 23 1968 The judge ordered a pre sentence investigation and the case proceeds with federal proceedings.

Austin Austin State Bank U.S. District Court St. Paul Sally Ann Forstner Philip Neville

Rita Kraft to spend 10 weeks in Germany with AFS program

Austin High School junior Rita Kraft has been selected for a 10 week AFS placement in Germany. She leaves Minneapolis June 25 and attends an orientation in New York City June 27 before traveling to Hamburg for five weeks of language study with host families.

Rita Kraft Germany United States Austin Rita Donald Kraft 4Th St. NW Minneapolis Prince George Hotel New York City AFS Hamburg Afsers Bremen Minnesota Burt Plehal St. Olaf Luther League

Riceville Corp stock sale announced in July event

Riceville Iowa announces sale of stock in Riceville Industrial Development Corp. Each member buys one share at 50 dollars. Public sale starts July 14 at the Farmers Telephone Co Iowa Room. Des Moines Iowa based Iowa Development Corp will attend.

Riceville Iowa Riceville Industrial Development Corp Farmers Telephone Co Iowa Development Corp Des Moines

Summer schedule of Grace American Lutheran Church services

The summer schedule of worship at Grace American Lutheran Church at 6th Ave and 19th St SE begins Sunday and runs through August 31. Services are at 8 and 10 a.m. Holy Communion will be the third Sunday of every month. Rev William E. Vogel announced the plan today.

Grace American Lutheran Church 6Th Ave 19Th St. SE William E. Vogel

Blooming Prairie plans two temporary classrooms

Blooming Prairie MN. The school board approved building two temporary classrooms west of Blooming Prairie High School gym. Constructed like houses, they will serve for two to three years while permanent facilities are planned. Superintendent Maurice McFarlin cites growing need as space shrinks. The admin office moved to elementary space to free room for high school special education. Four teachers lacked classrooms last year, rising to six next term.

Blooming Prairie, Minn Blooming Prairie High School Blooming Prairie School Board

Austin Carriers Attend State Convention in Albert Lea

Austin mail carriers Robert Krause and Jerald Holland are among more than 300 attending the 66th annual Minnesota Letter Carriers Assn. and its auxiliary convention in Albert Lea. Registration was held Thursday afternoon at the Ian Towne Motel, with a banquet Saturday night featuring Jerome Keating of Washington DC, past president of the National Association of Letter Carriers. Business sessions began Thursday and continue through Saturday.

Austin Robert Krause Jerald Holland Minnesota Assn Albert Lea Ian Towne Motel Jerome Keating Washington, D. C The National Assn. of Letter Carriers

Appoint Negro to faculty at Winona State

Winona Minn. Hosea L. Perry a Negro is appointed to the teaching faculty at Winona State College. He will lecture in Race Relations and Minority Groups sociology and Urban Education. Perry, from Waycross Ga, holds a BA from Allen University and an MA from North Carolina College, and studies at the University of Wisconsin. He has taught history and sociology at Florida A and M Alcorn A and M Mobile State Junior College Barber-Scotia College.

Winona Minn Hosea L. Perry Winona State College Perry Waycross Allen University Columbia S. C North Carolina College Durham N. C University of Wisconsin Florida A. & M. University Tallahasse Fla Alcorn A. & M. University Lorman, Miss

Rev Stier named center director at Newman Center

Rev. Adrian A. Stier associate pastor of St Peter and Paul Church Blue Earth becomes associate director of St Thomas More Newman Center at Minnesota State College Manhattan effective July 1. He previously served at St Augustine Church for three years, leaving in 1968 and grew up in the Grand Meadow area.

Adrian A. Stier St. Peter and Paul Church Blue Earth St. Thomas More Newman Center Mankato Mankato State College Stier St. Augustine Church Grand Meadow

Want Ads Highlight Unique Lounge Ad Taker

A fragmented want ad shows a seller touting an exceptionally nice corner lounge with 12 ft of emitting space and bright orange, gold, and brown upholstery. The ad provides a dial number for further information and emphasizes the varied, newsworthy nature of Want Ads.

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