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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
3
Dear readers share worries on child discipline with spanking, swingingmarital strain, and long marriage fatigue. Letters reveal generational tension and call for attention over criticism while praising steadfast partners.
Mrs Terry Sauerwein was honored Monday evening at a layette shower at Wheatland Homes Center Co hostesses were Mrs Larry Janzen and Mrs Robert Williams After games the honoree opened gifts Refreshments included fruit bowls crackers iced tea coffee nuts in pink and blue diaper nut cups A lace table centerpiece bore roses from the grandmother's garden Several Newton area guests attended including Mrs Art Janzen Mrs Robert Sauerwein and others from Newton North Newton Sedgwick Burrton Lehigh Wichita Hesston Walton and surrounding towns.
Eddy Seger of Newton enrolled at the University of Kansas as a sophomore art major for the summer session. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Seger and was listed on the dean's honor roll for both fall and spring semesters during his freshman year at Kansas University.
Julia Ann Almanza of Newton is among five recipients of American G I Forum of Kansas Scholarships for 1975. The $200 awards recognize academic potential, community involvement, and financial need. Almanza, daughter of Mr and Mrs Miguel Almanza, will attend Wichita State University to study education.
CBS televises the first hour of the six part biblical epic Moses The Lawgiver after filming in Rome and Israel. Burt Lancaster stars as Moses with William Lancaster and the show moves from Moses birth to the arrival in Egypt. The epic, coauthored by Burgess and Bonicelli, airs in segments on June 28 and July 5 12 726 and August 2 on CBS.
The United States Coast Guard, America's longest continuously operating seagoing service, has its origins in 1790, reflecting a long maritime safety and law enforcement tradition.
Mrs L M Sherrill of Newton and Mr and Mrs Bell of San Bernardino, along with 17 other women, were chosen as American Baptist Women delegates for the 1970 Congo Mission Study Tour. Their paths cross in Kansas as the Bells plan visits from Valley Forge to Stockholm and Warsaw before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ford returned from South Dennis Massachusetts where they saw their daughter Mrs. Frank Puzio and Dr. Puzio and celebrated the birth of Laura Ann on May 8.
Newton student Roberta Aldag earned a spring semester 4.0 GPA and straight A’s, being named to the president’s honor roll at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater.
Report notes a ship showing a red light on its port side signaling navigation rules.
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