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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers column readers discuss gender roles in chores and teens in church. Letters from C W Dennis and Mrs Scar-face share experiences and clash with traditional views.
Mr and Mrs William Kruger announce the engagement of daughter Joyce to William H Booher son of Mr and Mrs Howard Booher Readers learn Miss Kruger graduated from Austin High School and works at the Hormel Institute He plans to attend Austin Junior College while employed at Griffin Pharmacy.
Use the pan size specified on the cake mix package. Pan choices are given by the manufacturer. Measure round pans by their diameter and rectangular pans by the top inside length and width to determine proper pan size.
The collection features uncluttered fluid silhouettes without belts or seams. Black silk linen garments pair with a back-less toned jerkin and a shirtwaist dress with herringbone silk bodice and cuffed sleeves. An elegant navy and white silk tweed Chanel inspired jacket completes the line. All pieces are Ben Bar rack designs.
Zonta Club members elected officers during a Tuesday noon luncheon at the Fox Hotel. C E Schrafer was named president and Frances Benson vice president. Other officers include Victor Himmler recording secretary, Ronald McCoy corresponding secretary, Winifred Leonard treasurer. Dora Tollefson reported on coordinating council meetings and a district governor newsletter was read. A joint District 8 meeting is set for April 27 at St Cloud.
Mrs. L. D. Howells was guest speaker and led Bible study at the Baptist Builders Class meeting Tuesday with hostesses Mrs. C. H. Lightly and Mrs. Alta Dykeman. Kathryn Mc Laughlin led devotions and prayer. Next meeting planned with Miss Gladys Bardouche speaking. Missionary letters from Miss Mabel Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Trimble. Mrs. John Weilland to hostess March 26.
Mr and Mrs Charles Marshall of 2703 4th Dr SW announce the engagement of their daughter Faye Lorraine to Jens Andersen son of Mr and Mrs Arthur F Andersen of Blooming Prairie No wedding date is set Miss Marshall will graduate from Austin High School in June and her fiancé is a Blooming Prairie High School graduate engaged in farming
New York fashion writer Helen Hennessy explains how the spring scene embraces versatile costumes. Designers pair coats with dresses, add matching blouses, and create two or three piece ensembles in solid colors and silk prints suitable for both day events and evening gatherings.
Mrs. Gregg Johnson, a recent bride, was honored at a Saturday shower at the American Legion Hall in Lyle. The program featured a vocal duet by Kay Evenson and Sue Ellen Bachman, with Karen Chilson on accompaniment, plus readings and accordion music. Guests included Miss Diana Williamson at the guest book and door prize winner Mrs. Clifford Salisbury, with several local hosts assisting. Corsages were given to the honoree and several named guests from nearby towns.
A reader suggests adding leftover sauerkraut to tomato soup. Include a pinch of sugar if the kraut makes the soup tarter than desired.
A nominating committee was appointed at Whittier PTA meeting Tuesday at the school. Members include Mrs. Robert Compings Mrs. Frank Shane Kenneth Block Mrs. Miriam Johnston and Miss Virginia Hoerner with room assignments for second third and morning kindergarten. Refreshments were served by several members.
The guide notes that grated Parmesan yields a milder flavor while Romano provides a stronger bite, and either cheese may be used depending on the recipe.
Second grade Brownies from troops 3 and 11 held an investiture ceremony at the Girl Scout House led by Mrs. Raymond Jr. and Mrs. Jons on. The Shaw PTA voted to sponsor Girl Scouts and Brownie craftwork from Shaw School was displayed at the PTA meeting. Senior scouts Cherry Finley and Fern Enright take over troop 3 leadership. Shaw School brownies and friends were entertained by Mary Louk and Vickie Burton who showed slides from National Camp in Vermont last summer.
Instructions describe finishing plain butter broiled fish fillets with lemon juice and minced parsley added just before serving. The guidance emphasizes brightening flavor with fresh citrus and herbs for a simple, quick garnish.
The Berean Class at Grace Baptist Church met in Mrs. Bessie Austin’s home at 210 2nd St. SW Tuesday. Devotions and prayers were led by Mrs. Robert Opfer, Mrs. Opfer, and Mrs. George Bonnal. The next meeting is set for April 9.
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