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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1967

Page

9

Opportunities for Women in Booming Oceanography

In Miami researchers discuss growing roles for women in oceanography and marine biology. Dr Joanne Simpson and Dr Thomas S. Austin highlight expanding opportunities, noting low female graduate representation and the need for broader science education with PhDs, while profiles of Barbara Patko and TABL show women actively diving, data-collecting, and managing lab duties aboard the Undaunted amid challenging seas.

Miami America Joanne Simpson Thomas S. Austin National Oceanographic Data Center Washington, D.C Dr. Simpson Robert H. Simpson Virginia Key Tropical Atlantic Biological Laboratory TABL Barbara Patko TABS Barbara Lake Michigan Bahamas

Printed Pattern 4507 Vest Blouse Jacket Skirt Trio

Vest blouse and jacket skirt ensemble from Printed Pattern 4507. Includes yardage for size 16 jacket and skirt and 18 blouse. Pattern priced per classification with mailing and handling details. Send pattern order to The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept in New York with required name address and size.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N.Y

Eagles Auxiliary plans district convention in Ottawa

The Eagles Auxiliary discussed plans for the district convention set for October 8 in Ottawa. Mrs. John Toumberlin joined as a member, and Mrs. Forrest Ledom led the meeting. Mrs. Pat Maloney won the mystery prize and a secret pal gift. A dance is to be held Saturday night at the hall. Fifteen members attended and exchanged white elephant gifts before light refreshments.

Eagles Ottawa John Toumberlin Forrest Ledom Pat Maloney

Social Hour Club Meeting at Centropolis Home

The Social Hour Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Irene Sye mons to recite the Lord's prayer and sing hymns. Hostess Mrs Irene Sye mons and sister Mrs Myron McCall served refreshments after a social visit. Seven members three children and two guests Mrs Bertha Steward and Mrs Cloy Shame baugh attended.

Liberty Social Hour Club Irene Syemons Centropolis Ray Angleton Myron McCall Bertha Steward Cloy Shamebaugh

Socialettes Honor Baby Birth in Anderson County Hospital

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bishop recently moved from Richmond to Garnett and welcomed a daughter born August 11 at Anderson County Hospital. Martha Dixon and Eula Lankard attended the Willing Workers meeting at Mrs Sanford Shaw’s rural Richmond home, where class members quilted for Mrs Ora Carpenter.

Kenneth Bishop Richemond Garnett Anderson County Hospital Martha Dixon Eula Lankard Sanford Shaw Richmond Ora Carpenter

Dinner Guests Honor Wall Family at Rural Richmond Home

Dinner guests at the Wall residence near Richmond included Mr. and Mrs. Chris Goetzinger of San Juan Texas and Mr. and Mrs. James Spaulding of Kansas City. Others attending were Lucky Meisel and family of Paola, Jacky Hoyt, Joan Borden of Osawatomie, Lyle Mack, Alvin Spaulding, John Mead and son of Ottawa, Dee Spaulding and Nancy, Earl Wall Jr and his daughters Lois Janet and Leah.

Earl Wall Richmond Chris Goetzinger San Juan Tex James Spaulding Kansas City Wall Lucky Meisel Paola Jacky Hoyt Joan Boreden Osawatomie Lyle Mack Alvin Spaulding John Mead

Ann Landers column on wardrobe, age, and honesty

A Dear Daddy letter defends Lottie's funeral visit in a transparent raincoat and outfit, and Ann Landers rules it inappropriate. A reader asks about a heavy beard. she suggests a second shave for special occasions and jokes about razor brands. A couple worries about explaining teen pregnancy to their two year old, and Ann warns against early talks. A closing note admonishes a reader to look inward before complaining.

Lottie

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