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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1977
Page
5
Balmain shifts to knee-length hemlines and white satin prints balancing folklore motifs with modern silhouettes. Nina Ricci under Gerard Pipart debuts three-piece ensembles with three-quarter jackets and structured blazers pairing with pleated skirts and cocktail dresses.
Kathryn Mary Streeter and Kay L. Schroeder announce their engagement and plans for an April 16 wedding. Kathryn is a Grand Island School of Business graduate. Kay served four years in the Air Force. They both work at Lincoln Telephone Company in Lincoln.
A youth park piece notes ski buffs tripling over five years with outdoor winter activities. It offers skin care advice from a dermatologist, urging protective lotions, moisturizers, and lip gloss, plus a 1977 hair style sketch booklet offer from Reba and Bonnie Churchill in Hollywood.
Residents of Columbus Manor Nursing Home will hold a rock and roll marathon on Monday February 14 to raise funds for the Heart Fund. Participants will rock in chairs or roll in wheelchairs with pledges of a penny per minute or per yard. two hours or 168 yards maximum. Pledge collection runs February 15 to 20 with awards at 3 p.m. February 27 in the dining room. Columbus Manor contact 564-8014.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Columbus installed Arlys Wehrer as president with Ann Alpers officiating. Incoming officers include Millie Korger vice president Suzy Sokol treasurer and Hirschbrunner. Evelyn Muller received a past president pin and gift.
A reader recalls leaving an orange in a pario meter and returning to a gray fruit. An appliance man advised a baking soda paste to coat the fridge for five days, restoring odor. The story ends with a tip to not save one lousy orange.
Soot Totes Prairie Grasses Program Topic Green Thumb Garden Club met with Martha Larimore for breakfast. Norma Vrba spoke on Prairie Power and Nebraska native grasses. In Columbus Federal Duplicate Bridge winners, Jerry Haage and Don Rousek won first. Ferguson and Shively second. Medlar and Widheim third. Tatro and Roth fourth.
A widow asks why a widowed suitor avoids introducing her to his family and fears betraying his late wife. Abby labels it a hangup about memory, warns the secrecy may ruin the relationship, and urges honesty. A second letter shares anger at a child’s dog con, Abby suggests returning the dog to a shelter or finding a home.
Mr and Mrs David E Johnston announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Camille to Mark Neil of the High School for Health Professions Houston Texas. Mark attended Platte College is employed at First National Bank and Trust Company. The couple plans a May 27 wedding.
OK Extension Club members and husbands held a farewell party for the Claude Eden family last week correcting a previously reported Edwin Edens. The Edens are moving to Columbus.
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