Historical February 1981 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Dear Editor, Whatever you do to The Paper, please keep “In Your Ear”. I must know about rubbing erasers the right way and the further adventures of Bertha, friend of Ray Weber, who is also responsible for holding my car together.
Besides, my boss loves the column. Every month I get brownie points for opening The Paper to “In Your Ear” and finding a place for it on his desk. (That’s the hard part.) If that’s not enough, I have friends who have moved from Boston, Ma. to Kearney, Ne.
They are former residents of the area and love to read The Paper, but especially enjoy “In . . .” You can understand what losing such an informative column would do to them, especially now.
Thanks for listening, dear Editor, in your ear, of course. Yours truly, Glori L’Ecuyer
Originally published in The Paper, February 1981.
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