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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
2
A reader questions $192000 in NIAAA funding to UC for experiments on drunk fish and rats. Debate notes alcoholism urgency vs. animal research and overall federal budget.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 9238 Misses' sizes 8 to 18. Includes two piece wrap tie skirt and stretch knit top. Prices quoted for pattern, mailing, and catalogs with several sewing books and a free pattern coupon offer. Return address is The Newton Kansan in New York.
The piece traces sardine names from Sar dina Pilchardis to various global varieties. It notes European purists’ stance, US pilchards shrinking after a booming California industry, and mislabeling by Maine fishermen. It includes a French oil aged myth and a Spanish recipe, plus a regional note on the Andes backbone.
Naomi Johnson of Kansas State University Extension notes clothing and shoes spending rose to about 369 dollars per person in 1975, with inflation accounting for three fifths of the rise. She urges planning to cut unnecessary purchases and avoid unplanned buys in women's, men's, and children’s wear, as well as drugs and toiletries and lingerie.
Mr and Mrs Roy Dix hosted a Davis Dix rehearsal dinner Friday at West Wend Cafe for son Gary and fiance Nancy Davis. Guests included family friends and local church members. Marriage vows were exchanged at 4 p m Saturday at First Christian Church.
Donna Burkhart and Jayne Siemens from Newton and Rhonda Holman of Halstead attend the 39th annual Midwestern Music Camp at the University of Kansas in Lawrence from June 20 through July 17.
Newton residents named to the Wichita State University spring semester dean's honor roll include Deborah S. Dunlap Ann Lang Suzanne Luginbill Judy E. McDiffett Sherry E. Cilleson Charles L. Brenzikofer Daniel R. Gonzalez Toby Gene Harrison David LeGrande Jones Louise A. McGinty Randy Stephen Metzler Janet Lynn Meires Newell Richleigh S. Perkins Ruth A. Poore Jeff L. Redells Michael D. Roberts Sidney B. Rowland Barbara J. Schmidt Susan K. Smalley Karla M. Smith Jones S. Vaughan David Carr Williams Douglas L. Yoder Marsha Ruth Kreyer Janis F. Krievins Steven Wayne Kruse Cathy J. Lehrman Otto Dean Lehrman Ernest E. Leithoff and Richard K. Mayberry.
Mr and Mrs Clark Mullins of Dallas hosted a dinner for 30 guests at the Bent Tree Club after the rehearsal for the June 12 wedding of Sherry Yueh ling Hsiao and Peter Po ta Su Miss Hsiao sister of Easy Hsiao of North Newton had lived with the Mullins for nearly five years while at SMU Dallas where she earned masters and doctoral degrees Entertainment included Max L Armstrong a master magician and illusionist from Wichita.
New York fashion scene reveals Albert Caprara's fall 1976 show with Davian salon team David Davies and Lan Harrington shaping models' hair backstage. English stylists coordinate looks while models queue for the FIT amphitheatre and each designer assigns 10 to 30 models for quick changes. Hair trends lean softer, more feminine for fall.
Several Newton and area students earned scholastic honors for outstanding academic performance during the spring semester at Kansas State University Manhattan. The Newton group includes Mike L Ashcraft Daniel Max Bennett Neisha Lynn Bennett Robin Kent Conwell Timothy John Dudie Keith Michael Funk Russell K Garrison Susan M Gatz Douglas Wesley Hyde Douglas E Knauss Charles E Koehn Jr Stephen A Llamas Lee Ann Paulson Jana L Putnam David Harvey Snapp Christy L Travis Deborah Dawn Ward Melanie L Wenger. Additional honorees from North Newton Sedgwick Halstead Hesston Marion Peabody Moundridge Hillsboro include many others. The Work Experience Internship Program begins Sept 20 with aims to place educated youths in arts administrative roles.
Dr and Mrs Dick Gregg and daughters Beverly Stephanie and Kathryn from State College are visiting at the home of Dr Gregg's parents Mr and Mrs L B Gregg. Dr Gregg is on vacation from his duties as professor of speech at Penn State University.
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