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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1979
Page
4
The text outlines two cheese preparations using cream cheese: a garlic herb Boursin style spread and a subtly spiced dessert cheese with lemon zest. Each recipe details ingredients, preparation steps, chilling requirements, and serving ideas with fruit or crackers.
Dear Pooped discusses marital friction over differing morning sexual drives. Ann Landers suggests possible compromise, noting sex can be used as control or withheld for various reasons. The exchange hints at financial concerns and personal boundaries without offering direct solutions. Various local club meeting notices follow.
The article explains how kindergarten supports individual learning paths across multiple areas. It highlights hands on activities, language development, reading progression from concrete to symbols, and expanding the child’s world through first hand experiences. It notes social skills grow alongside academic learning through guided, varied experiences.
Members of Ottawa High School class of 1929 plan a June 2 reunion. Some graduates remain uncontacted and readers with information are asked to call Eleanor (Clark) Randel or write to her in Ottawa. Names listed include Louise Birch and Maxwell Buck among others. 1928 and 1930 graduates may contact for information.
Celebrating his second birthday today is Sheldon David Schulz son of Mr. and Mrs. David Schulz of Richmond. His sister Amber Velora is two months old. Grandparents are Nona Robertson of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schulz of Rantoul. Great grandparents are Mrs. Ethel Schulz of Rantoul and Mrs. Velora Bloomer Richmond and the late Ray Bloomer.
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