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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
5
Reba and Bonnie Churchill endorse mild exercise for health and weight loss. Mailmen with walking duties show fewer heart problems than desk workers. A 4 day Hollywood star diet promises rapid weight loss. readers can request a copy for 60 cents.
Anticipating an October 22 wedding are Jody Reigle and Mark Brandl, Madison High School graduates. The bride is employed by Moyer Moyer & Egley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Reigle of rural Norfolk. The groom elect is the son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Brandl of rural Madison and works with Weiland Electric.
A Dear Abby column reveals letters about a seventh grader blamed for being flat chested and teased. It also covers parents debating child leashing with first person accounts of near accidents and safety debates.
In New York this summer the knotted front shirt remains cool. Fashion watchers add a new style by cutting a cross under the bust and sewing the edge to form a smaller knot that hugs the body. This creates a neater, tapered look for the tail and torso.
Beta Sigma Phi notes reveal Xi Beta Kappa planning the coming year in Scottsbluff with the executive committee announcing yardstick rating results. Mrs. Gloria Ball awarded perfect attendance stars to Mines, while Linda Carver Donna Harkness Connie Hauk and Mary Gerdes earned recognition for the past year. Harkness also received a past president’s pin. Theresa Kumpf and Linda Carver presented programs Change Tomorrow's Dawn and Ideological Movements Religious Movements.
Federated Church feted Mrs. C. Sheldon turning 100 with a luncheon program led by Mrs. Pauline Foreman and Mrs. Bernard Moran. World Service recognized Mrs. Mark Boettcher Sr. as woman of the year and Church Women United honored Mrs. H P Ziegenbein for church work.
Readers share simple kitchen hacks. Freeze jelly juice in plastic containers for year round supply. A nylon net trellis idea uses masking tape and a bottom pipe for tightness. Foil pie tins protect stove burners from grease. Powder in rubber gloves freshens them for dishwashing.
Crochet cape patterns sold by Laura Wheeler through the Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept. Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 1001. Patterns include two color worsted yarn designs with graduated scallops and lacy yoke tops. Each pattern 1.25 dollars plus 0.35 dollars for first class mail and special handling.
Extension Clubs led by Mrs. John Ingold and Mrs. Harvey Welch met to discuss dining rules and recycling wardrobes. Golden Keys Club crafted silk flowers before a business meeting at Alvina Siefken’s home. A fair booth was planned for July and the June session at Pawnee Park featured stained glass candle holder making.
Miss Patty Ebel was honored at a personal shower hosted by Donna Pedraza and LuAnn Moravec for 20 friends. Games and contests followed refreshments. A second party a grocery shower was held at Mrs. Martha Doleza’s home in David City with hostesses Mmnes, Rick Dolezal, Gerry Hottovy and John Hladik. Arlene Rerucha won the door prize.
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