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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
6
A New York AP piece catalogs classic double talk lines, then reveals their real meanings. The samples show evasive phrases about favors, calls, finances, relationships, and social situations interpreted as deliberate misdirection.
The FOE Auxiliary held a meeting at the FOE Hall draping the charter in memory of Mrs. Mary Batley Nemitz. Plans include a testimonial dinner for Mrs. George Suthers on March 16, a smorgasbord and dinner on March 17 with Eagle of the Year award, a March 21 Raymond's Nursing party, and a March 26 sewing meeting. Bowling team aims for Cedar Rapids national tournament on April 7. Nominating committee named with election set for May 7.
Mrs. Mae Lerum of Oakland was honored by the Esther Mission Circle of Oakland Lutheran Church on her 83rd birthday. Devotions were led by Mrs. Floyd Rolf, Bible study by Mrs. Harmon Thompson, with guests Mrs. Phillip Ward and Mrs. Irving Anderson. Hostesses were Mrs. Einer Goskeson and Mrs. Floyd Rolf.
A brief note on a new Weight Watchers magazine with humor and diet focus followed by a low calorie Chocolate Orange Pie recipe. Ingredients include nonfat milk and a graham cracker crust. Directions cover mixing, cooking, chilling, and serving with orange garnish. Calorie estimates are provided for crust and servings.
A food tip explains two cups of shredded cheese require a fraction of a pound. It notes cheese cooks best with brief heating at a low temperature while high heat and long cooking can make cheese tough and stringy.
The Sacred Heart Hospice hosted two dance programs this week. Brownsdale Square Dance Club led by William Smith with caller Howard Ellsworth performed for residents on Sunday. Tuesday featured the Indian Dancers of the Order of Arrow Soy Scouts in costume, with adviser John Howley and members Stanley Keefe David Tart Thomas Smith James Fischer Greg Leif Daniel Howley Mark Thul Patrick Bradiey.
National Board of the Coat and Suit Industry rates spring and summer styles as affordable. A striped coat with a solid dress is shown as coordinated pieces. The feature highlights budget friendly looks that pair striped and solid fabrics for a complete outfit.
New York AP reports Bulova researchers used a device named The Chatterbox to measure daily talking time. Tests show teenage girls speak more than others, though no professional politicians volunteered for testing yet.
Beta Sigma Phi members heard home agent Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller of Mower County discuss Consumer Buying and Credit. Mrs. Charles Morem hosted. door prize went to Mrs. Louis Stadheim. Next meeting, March 20, to be hosted by Mrs. Robert Stoll.
Cheese provides protein and value, with every bit usable. If a end piece is slightly hardened, trim and grate it for toppings. Store grated cheese in a covered container and use on casseroles and vegetables.
Information on events for the Women’s Pages must be received by 8 30 a m the day after the event and by 9 30 a m the second day. third day allowed for events outside the city. Wedding notices need front loading or by 9 30 a m the day after. After these times items are condensed or published as announcements after a week. Photos must arrive within 12 days of the ceremony.
The Glennville Elementary and High School Home Associations discussed a merger on Monday. Members will vote in April. Robert Budach thanked participants in the variety show and announced safety patrol pins. Dad's Night featured a lunch and prize draws with several named helpers.
Folk singer Joan Baez will open a six week anti draft tour at the University of Chicago, joined by Ira Sandperl and David Harrys. The trio plan appearances at several universities and colleges in North America to oppose conscription. Harris, 22, faces an indictment for refusing induction. The article also oddly includes a tomato recipe for asparagus.
Nancy Richey of San Angelo Texas beat Ingri Lof dahl of Sweden 6 2 6 3 in the third round of the women's singles. Mark Cox of England defeated Gardner Mulloy of Miami 6 3 6 3 in the men's singles.
New York fashion writer notes pants gain prominence with body shirt trends and Bonnie and Clyde influence. Fuller legs, silk blouses, and softly tailored shirts shape a spring summer pant revival. Wide legs, cuffed linen, and crinkled veils highlight diverse pant styles.
Easy baked peanut butter chicken uses a single broiler-fryer, flour, egg, peanut butter, salt, pepper, bread crumbs and oil baked 45 minutes for four servings. Chicken cacciatore simmers thighs in water tomato paste spaghetti sauce mix onion flakes and mushrooms, yielding four to six servings.
Mrs Jan Reed from Albert Lea hosted the Riverside Club gathering in Glenville on Friday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Harry Wendt Mrs Kinsler Grube Mrs Gene Westfall Miss Mary Jane Thompson Miss Diane Hauge. Co hostess was Mrs Richard Knaack. The next meeting will be at Mrs Harland Thompson home with Mrs Albert Koch as co-hostess.
Mrs Margaret Thompson presented a Mardi Gras program at the Tuesday Study Club meeting in Grand Meadow. She shared photos of the New Orleans celebration and historic homes. Mrs Marvin Seim hosted, and members discussed sending letters to other groups about erecting street signs.
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