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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1977
Page
4
Plans for the January 30 anniversary dinner of Court Little Flower Catholic Daughters of America were announced at the monthly meeting. Co chairmen Cec Feehan and Cec Williams said the event will be held at the KC Hall with a cocktail hour starting at 6 p.m. and dinner to follow.
Monroe Senior Barb Blaser daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Blaser of Columbus is named Elks Teenager of the Month by Columbus Lodge No 1195. The senior active in basketball volleyball track and cheerleading plans college study in secretarial work and later Wayne State College. The Elks program honors leadership and scholastic achievement with a cake decorating event and auction planned for February and guests invited for 7 pm reservations due January 23.
The Christian Women’s Club will gather January 20 at Elks Country Club with buffet at 12 15 p m and meeting at 12 30 p m A crockpot cooking program There S no Cooking Like Slow Cooking by Margaret Tooker features music by Tanya Ellis and Alice Larrington Norma Dorsett Fremont area representative will speak Reservations due by noon January 19 Call Gleneva Greenwall or Jan Laney for details
The Delta Tau Chapter Beta Phi hosted two programs on Thursday with guest speakers Dave Sharpe on macrame and Mrs. Betty Blaser on impressionistic art. Pledge training preceded the meeting. A 1:30 p.m. Friday luncheon featured Mrs. Cochran hosting with Mrs. Werner Geiser and others winning card prizes. Cora Bittner is slated as February hostess.
Mrs Lola Sunwall a 30 year missionary was guest speaker last week for Highland Park Evangelical Omen s Missionary Society. She served in China until eviction and spoke at the home of Mrs Gene Jones where 32 women gathered. Liz Frantz led in prayer.
A collected set of Dear Abby columns and reader questions cover topics from rape and clothing attitudes to loud stereo etiquette and a cheating bridge partner. Abby rebukes the notion that attire invites rape and offers practical dating and social advice.
Reader notes handy tips from home into school use. A nail file becomes a shoehorn aid, a nut pick replaces knots, and cooling a pan prevents scorched taste while avoiding scraping. A simple baking soda trick helps with odors from poultry.
A compilation of reader tips includes using soda to control odors during trash compactor use and improvising a emery board from a book matches strip to file nails. Other notes describe thinning white glue with water for neater application to avoid globs.
State Senator Don Dworak was guest speaker for the Columbus League of Women Voters addressing bottle bill water resources conservation land use and related topics. He noted the league's new president succeeding Judy Hagan who served from May 1975 until her move to Iowa City. The next meeting is January 18 at the Loup building.
Members gathered at Mrs. Bill Ingold's home for a program on presidents and safety. Prizes were awarded for treasury and attendance, with gifts exchanged and secret sisters revealed. Guests from Schuyler attended and new member Masglonka joined the club.
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