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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
2
A collage of reader queries to Ann Landers covers handling well meant but painful sympathy for a terminal cancer father, a blunt view on a marital disagreement, and a question from an 11 year old about pregnancy. The column responds with boundaries about privacy and timing, marital dynamics, and menstruation basics.
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The article recalls Ninety Six in colonial South Carolina as a key trading hub and judicial seat that leaned Tory as the Revolution neared. Patriots and Tories clashed for three days in November 1775, ending in December with Tory defeat and dispersion. The town’s name comes from a belief it lay 96 miles from Fort Prince George.
Members of the Newton High School class of 1956 held their twentieth reunion. Activities included a morning tour of the new high school, a social hour, dinner, and an entertainment program at the Elks Club. Attendees included many with spouses and several out-of-state guests.
A reader shares a strawberry preserves method with steps: slice 4 cups berries, 4 cups sugar, 4 1/2 cup water. boil sugar and water to thread, add berries in two stages with 10 minute boils. stir to prevent sticking, add lemon juice, then cool and jar. The note praises the recipe as delicious and compares it to Mrs Smucker’s.
The article notes a Father’s Day barbecue at the Garnett home with numerous Newton Hutchinson and Los Angeles relatives visiting and calls from far away. It lists duplicate bridge winners at the VFW Club and shares two tested recipes dried beef casserole and crunchy baked drumsticks with baking tips and serving ideas.
Kansas Christian Home marked Father's Day with a King for a Day program as crowns were given to each arriving gentleman. Dr. Carlton Garrison welcomed guests, Rev. Gerald Housh of Clare Fast and Wichita visitors Sarah Wilke and Julie Harms joined family and friends in Newton, ventriloquist Greg Claassen and his dummy Jess Malarkey were featured, and prizes awarded to several fathers including the tallest, shortest, Bicentennial, hairiest, and oldest. About 130 residents and guests enjoyed punch and cookies after.
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