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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1965

Page

9

KU English Center Opens Doors for Foreign Students

The University of Kansas Intensive English Center, less than a year old, has equipped 65 foreign students and enrolls 46 more this summer. Director Dr. Edward T. Erazmus notes strong self-support and plans for a master’s program while the center handles full time English instruction for those with little or no background. Countries represented include Saudi Arabia, Morocco, China, Mexico, Japan, and many others as students prepare for college work across the U.S.

Edward T. Erazmus University of Kansas United States Lawrence U.S Ceneter Pate University of Kansas Begram Mid West Erazmus NBSE Saudi Arabia Kuwait Moorocco Ivory Coast China Venészuela Tunisia Cameroon Egypt Colombia Turkey Madagascar Mexico Iran Peru Costa Rica Panama Korea Thailand Japan el Salvador Nicaragua Michigan State University K.U Imeplies Stuents

Maid Meets Welcome Home Sparks Student Reader

A college student vents about a maid greeting her with a warm welcome, arguing it’s inappropriate for the staff to say welcome home. Ann Landers counters it as a compliment and suggests embracing the warmth rather than feeling snubbed.

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Altar Society Names Assistants For Parish Work

Four young women were introduced to assist with parish work at Sacred Heart Church for six weeks. They will visit the sick and homes of Spanish speaking parishioners, help with summer catechism, and aid Rev. Robert Burger. Names include Mary Freehill Melvin Tr Jean Rundy Bernardette Fouvez and Beatrice Barrenechea.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society St. Joseph’s Center Robert Burger Mary Freehill Melvin Jean Rundy West Bend Iowa Berenadette Fouvez Woonsocket R. I Beatrice Barrenechea Mexico City Mex Rosary Rev. Burger David Bunch Father Burger Saints Peter and Paul Rodney Schamle St. Ann's Circle Don Schamle Elizabeth McMannis

Evening Party Roquefort Spread Recipe Card

A simple Roquefort cheese spread combines Roquefort and Neufchatel with cognac. Soften, strain the Roquefort, blend with Neufchatel, then beat in cognac a teaspoon at a time. Refrigerate in a covered jar for several days for flavor to blend. yields about one pint.

Several Babies Named in June Births Across Kansas Area

The son born June 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Apel of Chicago Illinois was named Dale Marsh weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. The daughter born June 24 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Don Myers of 721 East 9th was named Sherri dyn Lea. Grandparents are Minnie Wolverton of Topeka and Charles A. Myers of Florence with great grandparents Emma Tunis of Topeka and D. O. Shipps of 530 South Walnut. A son born June 25 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clyde Langer of 718 North Poplar was named Stephen Wayne weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. A son born June 26 at Rane and Mrs. Donald Ray James of Ottawa Route 3 was named David Alan weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Mrs. Carl Hulst Honeycutt of 904 Cypress has a son named Carl Hulst Jr weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. A daughter born June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. William David Brown of Ottawa Route 1 was named Jan Leanne weighing 9 pounds 2 1/2 ounces.

Dale Apel Chicago Ill Dale Marsh Emma Tunis Topeka D. O. Shipps S. Walnut Ranesom Memorial Hospital Donald Clyde Langer N. Poplar Stephen Wayne Donald Ray James Ottawa Rfd David Alan Carl Hulst Carl Hulst Jr Ransom Memorial Hospital William David Brown Jan Leanne

Ottawa Garden Club Meeting at First Methodist Church

The Ottawa Garden Club will meet at 6 30 p m Monday at the First Methodist Church with a pot luck supper. George L Niemann will present a film on roses for the program. A plant sale will be held during the event.

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