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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1977

Page

5

UNL experts ease fears over Tris treated child garments ban

University of Nebraska Lincoln textile specialists advise patience as the Consumer Product Safety Commission bans sales of Tris treated children's sleepwear and uncut fabrics. They warn most sleepwear is not Tris treated and offer guidance on safe fabric labels and returning washed items. Parents should assess fabrics by content and avoid rash conclusions while stores adjust to returns and policy enforcement.

Lincoln University of Nebraska-Lincoln Jane Speece UNL Pear Joan Laughlin Consumer Product Safety Commission Laughlin Cordelan Speece Abby Philadelphia

Lakeview Junior Seeks Nebraska Teen Title

Kris Saalfeld a 16 year old Lakeview High School junior and Columbus resident is named a finalist for the 1977 Miss Nebraska National Teen Ager Pageant in Atlanta on August 5. She carries many honors including NHS member, honor roll student, FBLA president, speech and drama participant, and volunteer at Platte Valley Office of Mental Retardation.

Lakeview High School Kris Saalfeld Atlanta Kris Richard L. Saalfeld Columbus Nebraska Schumacher Irrigation of Platte Center Armour Realty Lakeview Future Business Leaders of America Platte Valley Offic of

Unlikely Suitor Faces Boundaries for Widow

An elderly widow seeks non legal ways to stop a persistent bachelor from trespassing on her property and harassing her, hoping to avoid law enforcement if possible. She is advised to issue a warning and, if needed, call the police.

Abby

Lincoln Couple Plans June Wedding in Presbyterian Church

Mr and Mrs Clarence Siems announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to Ronald Strnad son of Mr and Mrs D S Strnad of Lincoln The bride to be is a 1975 University of Nebraska and Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital School of Medical Technology graduate employed by Pathology Medical Services at Lincoln General Hospital The groom attended Platte College and manages Land and Sky Store in Lincoln The couple set a June 11 wedding at Westminister Presbyterian Church Lincoln

Clarence Siems Marjorie Ronald Strnad D.S. Strnad Lincoln University of Nebraska Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital School of Medical Technology Pathology Medical Services Lincoln General Hospital Ron Platte College Land and Sky Westminister Presbyterian Church

Miss Goering Named Teenager of the Month by Elks

Arlis Goering of Platte Center, Lakeview High senior, was chosen April Teenager of the Month by Columbus Elks Lodge 1195 for character leadership and scholastic achievement. She plans to attend the University of Nebraska in pre med after high school.

Arlis Goering Glen Goering Platte Center Columbus Elks Lodge Arlis Lakeview High University of Nebraska Elks Goering

Italy introduces scarf attached shoe trend for summer

In Italy a scarf is fixed under the heel of a shoe and tied around the ankle creating a scarf shoe. Readers can imitate by sewing a folded scarf to the back of a handle for a similar look. The effect lacks heel emphasis but offers decorative appeal for summer.

Italy G.J.L

Extension Council Highlights and Club Activities

The Platte County Extension Council met at Ag Park for April activities. Kathy Brenner distributed poisons pamphlets to clubs while Esther Kummer and Linda DeTurk reported on a family life program with 250 attendees from 12 counties. Plans include sponsoring a boy and a girl for Club Week and a June Home Extension Clubs convention in Norfolk.

Humphrey Clubs Platte County Extension Council Ag Park Kathy Brenner Family Life Esther Kummer Linda DeTurk Extension Clubs Nebraska Council of Home Norfolk Monroe Clubs Platte Council

Face Calisthenics and Skincare Tips

Face needs exercise like other muscles to stay firm and healthy. Face making contorts expressions to exercise facial muscles and may reduce wrinkles and dewlap formation. A witch hazel massage and upward strokes follow sessions, then emollients restore skin oils lost to weather or age.

Tips and Tricks From Readers On Citrus, Screens, and Odors

Heloise shares a citrus prep trick to roll fruits before cutting for maximum juice. A nylon net screen door solution uses a weighted casing and broomsticks for temporary setups. A raw onion in water absorbs paint odors overnight without leaving a lingering onion scent.

Heloise Mary Carolan Sue King

Letter of Thought on Neater Restrooms

Florence Pitchford suggests folding or squeezing paper towels tighter before disposal to keep public restrooms neater. Her brief letter argues small daily habits impact hygiene and cleanliness in shared facilities.

Heloise Florence Pitchford

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