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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
2
Readers seeking a German chocolate pie recipe receive guidance on using real chocolate instead of cocoa, with equivalences and melting tips. The note explains chocolate to cocoa conversion, storage, and substitutions, plus a five point plan for frugal budgeting and practical consumer advice.
Miss Diane Ewy of Halstead is named the 1977 Christine Chapter National Secretaries Assn. scholarship winner. A Hesston High School graduate and Hesston College business major, she works at Excel Industries this summer and will pursue further business studies. The presentation occurred at the chapter’s installation dinner, with Judy Winsky as chair and Eleanor Schirer and Kathleen Ward on the committee.
Julie Henning of Newton selected by Four Winds Girl Scout Council to attend the Saddle Straddle program at Girl Scout National Center West Wyoming. The two week event near Ten Sleep features riding, rodeo exposure, and a six day primitive camping trek with costs covered by council through cookie profits.
Research from a decade ago sparked debate over whether milk causes illness in children and adults. Lactase enzyme levels affect digestion, yet most lactose intolerant people can still drink milk in moderation and access its nutrients. Milk allergy remains separate and affects 1–2 percent of under twos, often outgrowing with age.
David W. Okerberg of Newton earns a Master of Science degree as one of 55 June graduates from the School of Theology in Claremont California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W M Okerberg.
Harvey Snapp of Newton receives the Silver Beaver Award at the Quivira Council picnic near Augusta for nearly two decades of leadership in the Cubing program. The honor, the council’s top award for service to youth, followed his retirement as a cubMaster and recognizes his work with cub training, powwows, roundtables, and Webelo programs.
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