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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
2
The Kansan outlines submission deadlines for previews to appear in Monday and Thursday editions. Previews must reach the office by the preceding Thursday for Monday, by the preceding Monday for Thursday, and all church related items by noon Wednesday for Friday publication.
The Sugar and Spice EHU plans a 1 30 p m meeting at Mrs Jerry Nickel's home with co hostesses and a macrame lesson led by Mrs James Yutzy and Mrs Ronald Larson. Christine Chapter NSA hosts a Thursday 7 p m dinner meeting at Sidmans with hostesses Dorothy Byler Mary Trego Eva Ratzlaff and John Boldenow giving the program. Reservations to Dorothy Byler by Tuesday morning. Newton Lodge 142 AF and AM set FC Degree for Wednesday 7 p m. District 32 OES visits Newton Chapter 5 Tuesday 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple with details on hosting and reception by Mrs Harold Martin. Odd Fellows Lodge 100 meets Monday 8 p m IOOF Hall and Heart and Home EHU gathers Thursday 7 30 p m at Mary Walls home with Esther Rinner and Clara Voth leading lessons.
Mother's Day Out continues each Friday morning from 9 30 to 11 30 at Koerner Heights Church at 4th and Meridian. Child care is provided for infants and children through age 4. Reservations can be made by calling 283 9341 before Friday morning.
Campus Champions 4-H Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Community Room of the courthouse. Fathers night will be observed with the roll call answered by My Dad s Favorite Food. Demonstration by Maria Baugh music appreciation by Tammy Holdeman safety talk by Kevin Monroe flag salute led by Kim Kaufman. Hosts are the Kaufman and Rempel families.
The ladies auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the post home. Reports from the state convention will be presented.
The Harvey County Social Workers Assn will hold a 6:45 a.m. breakfast Thursday at the SRS office 121 E 4th with a program on planning human services in Harvey County. Reservations via Jean Davidson 283-1195.
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom will host a salad supper in Fellowship Hall of Bethel College Church at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. Members and friends are invited to bring a salad and table service.
Mrs. Melvin Gradert will become president of the Soroptimist International Club of Newton at a Tuesday dinner at the Elks Club. Miss Lucile Enz will lead devotions and pledge, with Mrs. Richard Legge recording guests at the door. South central regional governor Mrs. Jean Gragg will install Gradert and other officers from Newton in a program featuring guest Soroptimists from Hutchinson and other cities.
Credit Women International plans a 7 a.m. Tuesday breakfast at Bethel Deaconess Hospital. Mrs. Paul Kliewer will give the invocation and Mrs. Richard Legge, president, will preside. The program titled Employe Relations will be presented by Mrs. Kliewer. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Kliewer and Mrs. James Osborn.
The Eagles Auxiliary Past Presidents Club will welcome Mrs. Eugene Gaede Jr. as a member at a dinner Wednesday at the Hesston Colonial House. Members will meet at the Aerie home at 6 30 a.m. and travel as a group. After dinner they return for a meeting, officer election and revealing of secret sisters in the club lounge.
Betty Knight recalls a British Airways Concorde voyage from Washington to London. The flight carried 100 passengers, featured cushioned interiors, luxury dining with caviar and lobster, and a quiet, smooth ride at Mach 2 and 60,000 feet. Passengers watched a speed dial, and London welcomed them after about 3.5 hours aloft.
A seventeen year old asks Ann Landers to intervene with parents who push college. The counselor urges two years of college first, then trade school, arguing higher education makes a cabinet maker more confident and skilled, and that you will never regret the decision.
Official paper for Harvey County Newton North Newton and Walton Kansas with multiple office addresses listed across Newton area. Local publisher contact information provided and AP member status noted.
Highlights include Britain ceding the Suez Canal to Egypt in 1956 after 74 years of control, Columbus discovering Martinique in 1502, Ottawa hosting Canada’s first parliament in 1841, Pershing’s Paris arrival in 1917, Paris opened in 1940, and other events. Birthday note: Red Grange aged 74. Thought by Irvin Cobb.
Patricia Morse of Olsten Temporary Services says women returning after years away face new systems such as data processing, microfiche and electronic filing. She urges ongoing practice, temp work, and community involvement to stay current amid a 38.5 million-strong workforce.
Erte born Romain de Tirtoff, a Russian admiral’s son who immigrated to Paris in 1912, adopts a French sounding name. On his 85th birthday Circle Gallery issued 26 original lithographs serigraphs titled The Alphabet, each letter personified as a sleek figure, highlighting Erte as a world renowned artist and designer.
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