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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
5
Readers learn uncovering methods for old tub appliques including lifting the film edge with a scraper, soaking with pre wash spray for two hours, then peeling. Advice includes avoiding top layer removal first and washing the tub after. Other tips describe using a baster for mayo and pre wash spray removing tar from a car.
Misses pattern 9114 offers thigh high dress length or calf length options. Zip up all three styles for a single price. Includes sizes 8 through 18 with bust 34 in. Requires 3 1/2 yards of 45 inch fabric.
The Nebraska Task Force on Abused Women will hold a public meeting on Wednesday January 19 at 1 30 p m in the basement conference room of the Terminal Building 10th and O Streets Lincoln The agenda includes progress reports from City Task Forces on Abused Women and a report by Sharon Duba Rinquest Crete state task force coordinator on new local Task Forces
In Paris this season the St Laurent peasant style gains traction among fashion minded youths. A popular variant features bright ribbons wrapped around the leg over a black leotard, offering a quick affordable way to emulate the trend.
Smoking lowers blood serum vitamin C in smokers by up to 40 percent versus non smokers and reduces vitamin C in mothers milk. The Canadian Nutrition Survey found median vitamin C levels 30 percent lower in smokers even with equal intake, with 40 to 64 year old men showing about 50 percent lower levels than non smoking women.
Sauna Wheeler promotes a warm hip length jacket with raised stripes and ruched sleeves. Pattern 968 targets Misses' sizes 10-12 and 14-16. price per pattern is $1.25 plus 35 cents for mail handling. Send pattern requests to Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 1001.
Dear readers outline nine daily resolutions adapted from Overeaters Anonymous credo. Steps urge living one day at a time, seeking happiness, facing reality, improving the mind, performing good deeds, self-improvement, having a plan, quiet reflection, and fearless action. Includes club contact and a closing Abraham Lincoln quote.
Crafty Capers members gathered for a Christmas party at the home of president Mrs. D W Robertson. Secret sisters were revealed, gifts exchanged, and new secret sister names drawn. A grab bag exchange of mas decorations occurred and Mrs. Francis Murray reviewed the book Two from Galilee.
Holiday reports list visits and dinners across Newman Grove Creston Lincoln Millard Millard and Columbus with many local families including the Martensens Wurdemans Clare Borchers Tarr Crumley and others. A late note offers a tip about repurposing a hook-on strap as a belt.
Rebekah members praised Hattie Heibel Wednesday night at IOOF Hall for completing four full terms as Noble Grand of Vashti Lodge. Della Kolar provided piano accompaniment to a parody tribute “We’re in Love with You Hattie” and an autographed book plus the annual Noble Grand award were presented. Heibel’s daughter Clyde Oppliger and granddaughter Dennis Nelson helped host. The event featured twelve tables for the twelve months with candle centers, more songs, a “Rolling the Snowballs” relay, gifts for guests, and a New Year’s Eve clock turn leading to bells, singing, canapes, punch and hot cider.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bachman marked their 25th anniversary on December 23 with relatives neighbors and friends at their Creston home. Attendees included Ed Brunken Ed Wiemer Myron Rosendahl Dallas Sander Bob Ritter Thomas Boning Clarence Inselman John Boning of Denver Terry Howard of Madison Paul Schmidt Jack Larson and LaVern Went.
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