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Volume X, No. 2, Winter 1982 |
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
I wish to commend the students who organize the magazine Bittersweet.
Not only are you gaining valuable learning and business experience, you
are giving your readers what they want. The younger readers, such as I,
enjoy learning of their heritage while the older persons delight in reliving
their past. Both generations gain insight to the Ozarks surroundings.
I have been throughly impressed by the works which I have read. Your
organization is of professional caliber. The articles are well written
and contain a pleasing variety while the artworks provide the finishing
touches.
Again, to the students, I congratulate you on your devotion and hard
work. There are many readers unknown to you that enjoy each issue and await
the next. You are a very lucky group to be able to take part in such a
worthwhile project.
Cinda Hooper Strafford,
Missouri, High School
I just finished reading your fall issue and feel inspired to step out
immediately, find out where the nearest cave is, and go dig up some clay
out of the back of it, go home, fire up the stove, and mix up a molasses
and sugar taffy batch, and, perhaps most realistically, find a button and
some string and make a sawmill. I feel like a kid again!
Thank you for a very enjoyable hour of reading.
Suzann Duquette
Boulder, Colorado
I hope my renewal and gift subscription as well as the small donation will help you keep this project going. It is surely most worthwhile! Just wish there'd been something similar when I went to high school in Rolla in the late '30s!! Cut the size or maybe the quality but don't give up!
Ed Waltenspiel
Moraga, California
I feel as though I know you all for all the time I've spent reading
Bittersweet. I have been going through the back issues at the library while
I wait for the chance to check out the next issue of your marvellous magazine.
Enclosed is my check for a year's worth of delightful reading.
Thank you all for putting out such a professional magazine that devotes
itself to this fascinating culture in Missouri.
Carol Berkland
Warrensburg, Missouri
Mrs. Black passed away last summer. She got your birthday gift card just before leaving us and was delighted. I want to let you know how much she enjoyed Bittersweet. Thank you for bringing this extra sunshine into her sunset years.
Dorothy Black
Centralia, Washington
The past few editions of Bittersweet have been good. I especially liked
the cover of the fall edition. It was different, colors were great and
was appealing to me.
I'm continally amazed that you keep finding interesting topics to research
and write up.
Keep up the good works.
Cleo Long,
Lebanon, Missouri
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