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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
2
A reader couples advice on a degrading marriage and a deaf mother-in-law. Ann Landers counsels change what you can, accept what you cannot, and offers practical tips to communicate with a hard of hearing relative.
Miss Laurie Schroeder daughter of Mr and Mrs Monroe Schroeder Route 1 was crowned Newton Saddle Club Queen. Bill Black club president presented her crown sash and trophy after judges decision. She will represent the club at rides and shows this year including Town and Country Fair and the rodeo grand opening in August. Schroeder a 1977 Newton High School graduate is enrolled at Colby Community College for the fall term to study animal hospital technician program.
If furniture looks dull it may only need a cleaning. For shellac or varnish finishes mix gum turpentine with boiled linseed oil and apply sparingly to small areas using a cloth. Use in a ventilated area and avoid gluing spots where glue could soften.
Home canning and freezing guides will be available Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in a display area on the lot at North Dillon. Carolyn Jackson, county extension home economist and nutrition expert, will answer questions on food preservation and check canner pressure gauges if you bring the lid removed gauge.
The article presents a carrot cake recipe using raw or cooked carrots with measurements for boiling, sugar, raisins, spices and nut meats, plus instructions to bake. It also offers tips for a simple picnic menu and emphasizes using paper dishes and fruit drinks with careful label reading.
Rhonda Rae Roth daughter of Loretta Roth Topeka formerly of Newton graduates magna cum laude from Washburn University Topeka with a BA in corrections She will move to Tucson Arizona after July 1 to work as a counselor for the Youth Development and Training Center plus a recipe section notes for homemade ice cream and German Chocolate Pie with editor’s contact box
Newton residents Claire D. Hanna Sally A. Humphrey Juline M. Stroble and Mary K. Winter completed requirements for fall semester enrollment at Kansas State University in Manhattan.
Mrs. Karen Buller daughter of Jessie M. Hunter Newton and Judy Hiebert daughter of W H Hiebert Walton have been accepted at Tabor College Hillsboro for the 1977 78 school year Miss Hiebert a 1975 Newton High graduate will transfer to Tabor from Johnson University Siloam Springs Ark
The blue mineral lazurite known as lapis lazuli is called sapphire by ancient peoples and is mined in Afghanistan Chile Siberia and Southern California.
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