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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1977
Page
3
Franklin County session on herbs and spices featured Dottie Wellington teaching 30 EHU women. She shared growing and preserving tips, indoor winter gardens, and flavor ideas like basil with tomatoes, sage on popcorn, and tarragon in dressing. Herbs as low calorie flavor aids cited for heart-conscious diets.
Beatrice Bunny Liberman at Hamilton Kirkland colleges in Clinton New York leads a career center founded 1974 to use alumni for internships and placements. Kirkland girls college had 600 alumnae by 1974 while Hamilton founded in 1812 could draw more, aiding liberal arts students learning what real world work is.
The article notes alumni from two colleges in New York offices conducting career exploration for students in banking accounting management consulting advertising and marketing over the last two years. It also mentions a 75th birthday family reunion for O D Garrett and a Garnett High School graduation for Tim Gustus amid multiple family events and a New York publishing house executive Kathryn Nelson describing her career path.
Jeremy Brockus is four months old with Princeton parents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brockus. Great grandparents include Mrs. Helen Chanay and Preston Stockard, both of Princeton. The piece also discusses book preferences for textbooks versus fiction and Kathryn’s career counseling efforts with students and college seminars.
A humorous letter to Ann Landers proposes a global signaling method using finger taps to request dances and signal responses in nightspots. The scheme includes complex outcomes about dating preferences, sexuality, and marital status, with reactions from Ann and readers.
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