Forgettable Teachers Leave Big Mark On Minds
AP reminiscence piece recalls memorable educators, from a stern trig teacher named Harry Burble who scrawled on boards with a raspy “Bub-bub-bub” to a political science professor who misarranged a book title in class. The anecdotes highlight how strict methods and quirky errors linger long after school days.
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Jeffery D. Adderman
New York
State U, T
Harry Burble
Mr. Burbie
Tinker
Burble
Molas Made By Cuna Indians in Panama City
In the San Blas Islands off Panama, Cuna women craft malas panels by reverse applique, turning intricate cloth designs into blouses and art pieces. Once limited to local use, malas now fetch $25 to $30 in the United States, with dealers buying thousands.
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Panama City
San Blas Islands
Panama
Cuna
San Blas Chain
Euphrates Valley
Panama Area
Center For Inter-American Relations
New York City
John Canaday
Acerie
The
New York Times
Islands
Elisabeth Hans
Arte Cavibe Gallery
There Is Something Tasty Left After Corn Is Gone
Nan Wiley recalls a family tale of making corncob jelly after the corn is eaten. Jeptha Pick sfi-1M48 pioneered the jelly using the long traditional method, later adapted by pectin. The writer notes rustic country life near Bristow Oklahoma and reflects on Americana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Jeptha
Muller
The
Angels
Heaven
Nan Wiley
K. P
A Cheese Spread With Many Uses
Cecily Brownstone presents a cheddar cheese spread recipe from the Associated Press fad editor. The spread blends pimiento-stuffed olives walnuts mayonnaise mustard and horseradish for a versatile cheese mixture that suits crackers burgers stuffed tomatoes celery and salads. Makes about 2 cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Art Exhibit by Simons and Wallo at Central State College
Franklin Simons and William Wallo present paintings prints drawings cover prints and weaving at Central State College East Central Art Department. The show runs through September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Simons
William Wallo
Central State College
East Central Art Department
Fall Planting Guide Highlights For Oklahoma Landscapes
First in a series stresses fall planting benefits for a cooler season. Hugh Payne of Lawton discusses timing for tulips, daffodils, peonies, evergreens, shade trees, fruit and nut trees, and lawn care. Advice covers dormant fertilizer, weed control, Bermuda sowing options, and planning with professional help for long term landscape results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Payne
Lawton
Shige
East Central Women Students Group Kickoff Activities
East Central's Association of Women Students will host a Style Show and tea at 7 p.m. in the Student Union ballroom to honor freshmen. all women are invited. Two reps from each nation will model fall attire from Ada merchants. Alpha Gamma Delta began Fall Rush with a Panhellenic Tea, a garden party, and a circus barn event. Zeta Tau Alpha held a Panhellenic Tea on Aug 27 and a candle light service that week. officers include Brenda Kirby president and Susan Pas Panhellenic president and social chairman.
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East Central
Association of Women Students
Ada
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gams
Aisha Gam
Rome
Zeta Tau Alpha
Susan Pas
Susan
Zetas
Chi Omega Chapter Preps for New Pledges in Aug Work Week
Phi Theta Chapter Chi Omega returned Aug 22 for work week to prepare pledges. Sandra McClure, pledge trainer and Miss Semigore, attended Miss Oklahoma Pageant in Oklahoma City as runner up for Miss Congeniality. Sandra and Carolyn Hill to model in AWS Style show. officers include Angela Oles president Judith Duke vice president Karen Massey secretary Carol Cochran treasurer Sandra McClure pledge trainer Linda Thomas house president.
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Phi Theta Chapter
Chi Omega
Sandra McClure
Oklahoma City
Sandra
Carolyn Hill
Angela Oles
Judith Duke
Karen Massey
Carol Cochran
Linda Thomas House
Batik Scarves Created in a Junkyard Studio
In South Amboy New Jersey AP reports Leora Korb a tiny blonde designer repurposes an old dairy truck in a junkyard into a studio. She transforms white silk into batik scarves with wax resist and dyes inspired by desert landscapes. Her bold colors and simple lines gain popularity in New York stores and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amboy
Leora Korb
Aftica
Israel
New York
Line
Lewis Desert
Gorilla Bride Quest Ends In Elusive Matchmaking
Oklahoma City AP reports M Kuba the male mountain gorilla seeks a bride. Larry Curtis, zoo director, notes the mate in Tel Aviv may be mislisted as female, complicating a one year search for a suitable partner. Curtis identified a 500 pound, five year search with few matches remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
M'kuba
Larry Curtis
Curtis
M'kuha
Tel Aviv
Israal
M’kuba
Tel Aviv Zoo
Gourmet Corner: Adler Seeks Epicurean Twist in Diet
Robert P Adler, president of Wat erman-Bic Pen Corp, claims to eat for fuel yet travels on a gourmet path. His Milford Conn home life nudges him toward shrimp Normande and shrimp dishes as he mentors a growing ballpoint empire.
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Robert P. Adler
Maramoth Waterman-Bic Pen Corporation
van Wiley
Jergy
Europe
Nan Wiley
Adler Jtc Register
Tribune
Milford
Conn
Sandra
Orange
Adler
South
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Dad
N. L. Pickett
Tulsa
Okla
Thrifty Nifey
Lickn Robertson
Will B. Able
Cross Country Clothes
Bermuda
Brenda Kirby
Shere Tomlinson
Rhonda Asbury
Debby Tipton
Ruth
Pam Cleere
New Jersey
Leora
America
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Dublin Bay
Mediterranean
Cresia
Lake
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