God Owns My Business author to address CBMC wives in Austin
Stanley Tam, Lima Ohio businessman and author of God Owns My Business, will speak to CBMC wives in Austin on Monday at 6 30 PM at the Salvation Army Citadel. Tam notes profits support the Stanita Foundation funding missionaries and religious ventures around the world.
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CBMC
Stanley Tam
Ohio
Austin
Christian Business Men's Committee
Tam
Lima
States Smelting and Refining Co
Us, Plastics
Tamco Industries
Karen Anderson
Stanita
Eastman Kodak Co
Cleveland
Xray Labs
Tom
U.S. Plastics
Tamco _ Industries
Tamca
United States
Austin Area
Salvation Army
Marion Berry
Jerry Learned
Property theft investigated near Brownsdale
The Mower County Sheriff's Dept investigates the theft of 663 dollars in property from Robert Godwin at his mobile home three miles north and a quarter mile west of Brownsdale. Entry was gained by kicking a door, with items including a stereo cassette player ten records 40 cassettes and a 22 caliber rifle taken Monday or Tuesday.
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Robert Godwin
4Th Ave
Mower County
Missionary Rose Heads Bethel Bethel Church Mission Event
Rev Karl H Rose a veteran missionary to India since 1949 returns on furlough to speak at Bethel Alliance Church Lyle Minnesota during the annual missionary convention Oct 31 through Nov 4 sessions at 730 PM and 11 AM Sunday public invited Rose and wife served with the C M A building churches and housing in Gujarat and the north country Radhanpur and Palanpur areas.
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India
Christian and Missionary Alliance Mission
America
Land of India
Karl H. Rose
Bethel Alliance Church
Lyle, Minn
Rose
C&ma Board
Dhandhuka
Alliance
Gujarat
Kose
Koses
Radhanpur
Palanpur
Village elections set Nov 6 and Dec 4 under new law
County Auditor Graham R. Uzick announced that villages in Mower County must register voters for the first time this fall under a 1973 law. Registration happens only at the polls on election day and applies to 13 villages. Voters must be 18, a US citizen, and have Minnesota residence for 20 days.
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Graham R. Uzick
Mower County
Uzlik
United States
Minnesota
2172 Birds Donated for Pheasant Dinner statewide
Bernard Schmidt reports 2172 birds collected for the annual pheasant dinner at state hospitals. Owatonna led with 277 birds, Austin 138, Hayfield 6 for the Austin area. Birds cleaned at National Foods commissary Hopkins and distributed to Minneapolis St Paul Willmar St Peter Rochester and St Cloud.
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Bernard Schmidt
Schmidt
Owatonna
Austin
Hayfield
Austin Area
National Foods Commissary
Hopkins
Minn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Willmar
St. Peter
Rochester
St. Cloud
Dressed in Costumes for Occasion Showcased
A cropped caption notes Becky Manseth and Janette present from Jett in costumes for a Tuesday noon event.
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Jett
Becky Manseth
Janette
On the Job Training for Hayfield FFAers
Eighteen Hayfield High School students participate in an on the job agribusiness training program now in its fourth year. The 24 workers include four girls in nursing home and two bookkeepers. all agribusiness workers are boys. Frank Moon leads the program which began in 1970 71 with eight students and aims to expose youths to diverse occupations, not just pay. Rand Childs works part time at Reese Farm Center mixing feed taking soil samples and maps. The program plans to expand to 35 students next year as Moon visits students biweekly to coordinate placements.
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Hayfield
Minn
Hayfield High School
Burr Oak Manor
Home Economics Dept
School Business Education
Frank Moon
Moon
Rand Childs
Richard Childs
Brownsdale
Reese Farm Center, Inc
Rand
Rochester
Austin Area Vocational Technical School
Wayne Jorgenson
Mower County Service Co
Sargeant
Co - Op
Don’t Look in the Basement draws fresh warning amid gore hype
Advertisers in Minneapolis promote the new film as a graphic horror like Last House on the Left and warn it is not for viewers over 20. Radio spots boast violence and a bloodbath while audiences recount scenes of extensive gore and body harm.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Community Voices Against Extreme Violence Films
Readers condemn Last House on the Left and Don't Look in the Basement for sensational violence and sexual content. They argue such films are obscene and should not be shown, urging the public to boycott to curb future productions.
POUND REPORT: Puppy Taken Into Custody in Austin
A black and brown male puppy was picked up Tuesday on the 700 block of 8th St. SW by the city poundmaster and is in custody at the Austin animal shelter. Adoption or identification inquiries should contact the pound master at 433-3401.
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8Th St
Austin Animal Shelter
Mower County
Ron Tucker
Platting
Allen Hamilton
LaVern Kehret
Constance Corey
15Th Ave
City of
Austin
Waste ordinance gains approval of MC Board
Mower County approves a solid waste ordinance regulating permits for contract haulers and landfills. Permit fees are set at 10 dollars with a 1000 dollar performance bond for haulers and 50 dollars with a 5000 dollar bond for landfills. The board plans a police protection contract with Lyle by December 1 and updates Shoreland Management rules.
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Mower County
Lyle
Grand Meadow
LeRoy
Adams
Shoreland
Halloween Parties In City Tonight
Two free city wide Halloween parties are offered for Austin area students. The National Guard Armory hosts a senior high and junior college dance from 8 to 11 30 p m with the D C Drifters. Ellis Junior High hosts grades 7 9 from 7 30 to 10 p m with the B W Blues Band. Free refreshments and chaperones are provided by local civic groups and coordinated by the Austin Park and Recreation Dept.
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Austin Area
National Guard Armory
D.C
Ellis Junior High School
B.W. Blues
Austin Civic
Austin Park and Recreation Dept
Cedar Creek Cleanup Begins Near Hayfield Minnesota
Cleanup operations started in Cedar Creek at the Hayfield area after a Soil Conservation Service study urged methods to reduce flood risk. A stone dam was removed lowering water by about three feet. next summer crews will slope banks and remove trees and roots to cut sediment.
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Hayfield
Minn
Cedar Creek
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
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Karl Rose
Bethel Church
McDonald’s
Telgen
Diane Rinaldi
Peggy Olson
Eileen Lysne
Dorothy Tate
Herald
John Enright
Hayfield Ffaers
10Th St. NW
Judy Shatek
6Th Ave. NW
Curtis Goodmanson
Austin Rt. 1
Grant Shatek
Reese Farm Center
Coughlin
Ernest Danek
John
Enright
Grn
MC Board
Judy McDermott
Minnesota Planners Assn
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