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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
2
A letter asks whether a wife’s bisexual affair means a lesbian relationship or a fling and how it affects her husband and two children. The guidance urges caution, emphasizes discretion, and notes visibility issues around female sexuality.
The clippings include printed pattern details for Misses size dress 9271 and pricing plus a mail order offer. Also contains veterinary desensitization advice for storm anxiety and reader letters to Ann Landers about a daughter’s weight and dearth of psychology follow-up, with 1975 copyright.
Eight members of the Bethel College Organ Guild will present a vesper program Sunday at 4 p.m. in Bethel College Mennonite Church. Students include Karla Huebert and Kimberly Huebert with Bonita Schrag Kathy Voran Virginia Waltner Dan Flickinger David Boldt and Jon Thieszen. Mrs. Alice Loewen is the organ instructor.
Santa Claus brought gifts after a Pack 124 meeting and awards. Curtis Watkins and Troy Yoke became bobcats. Bryan Kristenson advanced to Webelos and earned a 13 star flag and a gold arrow. John Garnica Jr. earned a one year pin. David Watts and Jim Wiens received flags, with Wiens also getting a Quiviraland patch. The group sang carols and played games before a rededication ceremony.
Winners at the Duplicate Bridge Club on Monday evening at the VFW Club include Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hamill of Wichita in first place, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hembree in second, and a tie for third between Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hull and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scharff of Halstead.
Carolyn Jackson introduces the new Harvey County Extension Program official, focusing on foods and nutrition health and safety equipment and money management, with background in 4 H and Kansas State University. She invites locals to visit her Courthouse office as she serves the community. The piece also provides candy making guidance including crystalline and non crystalline types and temperature tests.
Underground sulphur springs near Castries spark plans for geothermal power. Premier Compton says production could supply most of the island’s electricity by 1978 or 1979 with British funding now ending. Well Services Ltd pipes steam from a 1100 foot well, pressures reach 360 psi, as exploration shifts to production and new industries may follow.
Decorate a window air conditioner to resemble a package or a fireplace using wrapping paper ribbon and faux materials. Instructions cover measuring taping and layering with red felt cotton and crepe paper. The piece ends with a Betty R Thornton poem about love gifts at Christmas and several fond gift memories.
A New York Wine and Food Society dinner at the Pierre honors Julia Child and Jim Beard with two playful recipes. The event features chef Joseph Baum and multiple New York restaurants, celebrating Child and Beard and their influential culinary work.
Do not leave sandwich fillings at room temperature while making a long phone call or performing other tasks. Using warm fillings increases the risk of spoilage and endangers health.
Therran Gaines leads a fall program offering gifts and information for new families. The initiative invites newcomers to join the welcome service and learn about local resources.
The Remington High School Future Homemakers of America sponsor a Sunday Parade of Homes in Whitewater from 2 to 6 p.m. Eight houses will be shown, ranging from old to new builds. Homeowners listed include Jayde Sprecker Blaine Bowlin Lester Rose Robert McCoy Otis Ward Ralph Unger Eldon Wohlgemuth and Kaete and Louise Dyck. FHA members sell Christmas crafts and baked goods at selected homes. advance or on day tickets available through FHA members or at the homes.
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