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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1967

Page

2

Lewis Family Adapts to Alaskan Life and Lights

The Lewis family from Austin, now in Anchorage, Alaska, describes 1966 move after Dr. William Lewis earned a doctorate. They enjoy nearly 24 hour summer days, skiing and mountain climbing, dog sled races, and a cosmopolitan yet frontier city life. They plan to explore Alaska by camper, visiting Fairbanks, Seward, Valdez, and Talkeetna, while helping build a new Congregational Church.

Wayne Chinander Mt. McKinley William Lewis Austin Anchorage Alaska Lewis Montana State University Alaska Methodist University Austin High School The Herald Daryl Lewis Ned Community College Molly Jean Fairbanks Seward Valdez Talkeetna

Biedermann Retires After 50 Years With Hormel Co

Richard H. Biedermann retires as assistant controller of Geo A Hormel & Co after a 50 year career begun in 1917. He started as a messenger in Austin and rose through accounting to lead the general accounting dept. The American Meat Institute will honor him at a Chicago breakfast. He serves on the Hormel Employees Credit Union supervisory committee and is active in civic groups. He and wife Dora plan travel and gardening.

Richard H. Biedermann Geo. A. Hormel & Co Biedermann Hormel Austin Bidermann Hormel Milling Co Hormel Co Chicago Ill Hormel Employes Credit Union Elks and Eagles Clubs

Red Cross Collects 99 Pints of Blood

The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 99 pints of blood on Thursday, adding to a four day total of 385 pints. Seven first time donors participated while 39 potential donors were rejected. Today’s hours at the First Congregational Church run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Red Cross Red Cross Bloodmobile First Congregational Church

Blooming Prairie Centennial Parade Highlights Tonight

Blooming Prairie marks its centennial with a jam-packed parade at 7 p.m. units form at Memorial Drive and 1st Street NW, including many high school bands and civic groups. Rep Albert H. Quie speaks at 8:30 p.m. at the elementary school platform, followed by a 9 to 10:30 p.m. unit display and a fireworks finale at 10:30 p.m. Fire Dept. oversees the display.

Memorial Drive 1St St. NW Main St Bank Corner Municipal Plant Blooming Prairie Austin Lancers Waterville-Elysian Marian Owatonna Hayfield Glenville Adams New Richland St. Paul Scout Drum & Bugle Corps Austin Shriners Steele County Sheriff's Posse Miss Blooming Prairie Albert Lea Fridley First District Albert H. Quie Blooming Prairie Civic Progress Club Blooming Prairie Fire Dept Community Park Susan Hanson Jaye Jensen Colleen Jones Cliff Jones Darlene Christianson Clinton Christianson Kathy Schember Curtis Schember

Galloway Park Wins Junior Olympic Track Trophy

Galloway Park captures the Junior Olympic traveling trophy at the Athletic Field as boys and girls teams win titles. Northwest Park and Kaufman finish as runner ups in girls and boys divisions, with several parks competing and top placers advancing to the Governor's Track Meet on July 6.

Park and Recreation Dept Galloway Northwest Park Kaufman St. Edwards Dhesner Decker Northwest Ellis Lafayette Crane

Saylettes Benefit Concert at Austin Junior College

The Saylettes directed by Wilbur Sayles performed in the Austin Junior College Auditorium for a Kiwanis sponsored benefit. Fourteen accordionists presented a contest program with pieces ranging from Anchors Aweigh to Battle Hymn of the Republic, joined by duets from Mrs. Shirley Jirele and Gerald Warfield.

Saylettes Wilbur Sayles Austin Junior College Kiwanis Club Orrin Bowlby Kiwanis Holy City Shirley Jirele Gerald Warfield

Deadline nears for personal property tax payment

County taxpayers must pay the last half of personal property taxes by midnight to avoid an eight percent penalty. County Treasurer Donald Sandeen urges using the postal deposit boxes beside the Post Office to ensure a pre midnight postmark.

Donald Sandeen

TAC to Open Tourist Information Bureau This Weekend

The Tourist Attractions Committee TAC will set up a mobile information booth in a house trailer at the IL 90 and Highway 218 intersection on Sunday. Coffee and the Austin Jaycees new City With a Smile brochure will be distributed.

Tourist Attractions Committee TAC IL 90 Highway 218 Austin Jaycee

County Red Cross Warns on Boating Safety and Rules

The Mower County Red Cross chapter urges safety during National Safe Boating Week with tips on life jackets, limits, proper gear, and weather checks. It outlines right of way rules, rescue steps for overboard incidents, and emphasizes learning to swim and basic first aid for boaters.

County Red Cross Chapter Mower County The American Red Cross Red Cross Harold P. Nelson Weather Bureau Nelson

Poundmaster Harlan Meier Announces Vacation

Poundmaster Harlan Meier said he will be on vacation starting Monday and urges area residents to call Ovid Bennett at 433 1666 for pound service during his absence.

Harlan Meier Ovid Bennett Pound

YMCA Day Camp offers trips and sessions at Todd Park

YMCA Day Camp in Owatonna hosts field trips as part of its activity lineup. Registrations remain open for the third and final session from July 10 to 21 with fees of 16 dollars for members and 21 dollars for non members. Eligible campers are those who have completed grades two through eight.

YMCA Todd Park Owa Tonna

Equipment thefts hit local work sites and homes

Lysne Construction Co reports two steering wheels taken from equipment on 3rd Ave and 3rd St NW between 5 30 p m Thursday and 6 30 a m today valued at 40 dollars. Donald Williams reports 142 dollars of fishing gear stolen from his home between June 23 and Thursday. Five guns worth 675 dollars were taken from Herb Krause at 1209 11th Ave NW between June 16 and Thursday. Austin Police investigate.

Lysne_ Construction Co Blooming Prairie Austin 3Rd Ave 3Rd St Donald Williams 14Th St. NE Herb Krause 11Th Ave

Squirrel Bite Involves Austin Boy

A young Austin boy named Brian Hartman was bitten by a squirrel while playing. Game Warden Paul Hoeppner collected the animal for disease testing after the incident at 411 S Main.

Austin Brian Hartman Vaughn Hartman S. Main Paul Hoeppner

Pool Benefit Dance at Terp Ballroom

Hayfield community hosts a benefit dance tonight at Terp Ballroom in Austin featuring the Leandler Band. Proceeds go toward retiring the remaining debt on the town pool.

Terp Hayfield Minn Austin

Elementary Teachers Attend Creative Workshop in St Paul

Eleven members of the Austin Elementary School staff attend a workshop of the Elementary Kindergarten Nursery Education Dept and National Education Assoc in St Paul. Participants include Kathryn Bunn Isabel Erickson Alyce Hess Wilda Tucker and others. The workshop focuses on releasing the creative potential of elementary children and teachers.

Austin National Education Asso St. Paul Kathryn Bunn Isabel Erickson Alyce Hess Wilda Tucker Margaret McGrath Georgena Bliton Valborg Anderson Annabell Benson Mary Deegan Ella Marie Lauson Is Baxter

Crippled Children Drive Nets $700

The 1967 Crippled Children's Appeal has raised over $700 with more returns expected. Area chairmen include Mr and Mrs Paul Snyder Adams Mrs Willis Danielson Elkton Edna Thorson Grand Meadow and Mrs Herbert Martin Sargeant.

Irwin Nolte Dexter Mower County Paul Snyder Adams Willis Danielson Elkton Edna Thorson Grand Meadow Herbert Martin Sargeant

Free Fireworks and Dance at Riceville Celebration

Lake Hendricks recreation area near Riceville hosts a July 4 fireworks display sponsored by the Riceville Conservation Club with Merlyn Vote coordinating. Leonard Fox will present Clarence Ring with a plaque for his hours of labor, followed by a dance in the Conservation Club shelter with Cousin Merle and his Maple Leaf Cowboys.

Riceville Iowa Lake Hendricks Riceville Conservation Club Merlyn Vote Leonard Fox Clarence Ring Riceville Community Club Conservation Club Merle Maple Leaf Cowboys

Duck Dinners Popular

Home raised Mallard ducks for sale at 75c each. Advertises a Herald want ad tip to reach buyers quickly, with contact phone 433 8851 and another line promoting poultry and garden produce ads. The notice emphasizes fast sales and cash from poultry and produce.

Live Home Heral

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