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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1977
Page
5
Betsy Gable of the University of Nebraska Lincoln says room color texture and humidity influence perceived warmth at 65 degrees. Warm colors and textured furnishings boost comfort while avoiding blockage of heat outlets and using moisture from plants or evaporating water pans.
The article notes that many youths greet others with a smile and friendly attitude rather than status symbols. It emphasizes asking questions to engage, eye contact, and a nonchalant tone. It suggests practical entry tips for shy individuals and offers a self help booklet by Reba and Bonnie Churchill to expand learning.
Curvy vest pattern 634 for sizes 8 to 18 in worsted weight synthetic 2 color edge. Pattern cost 1.25 plus 0.35 mail handling.
Lucy Venable presented the second of two UN programs for the Columbus League of Women Voters hosted by Anne Rice. Attendees included Carolyn Budler Elizabeth Britain Eula Gray Mary Jepsen Donna Movich and others as annual Legislative Day featured a Nebraska League event with a legislature visit lunch at Clayton House a Jim McKee speech on Nebraska political history and committee hearings. The next League luncheon is March 22 with a Lincoln guest speaker on the Equal Rights Amendment.
VFW Auxiliary voted to donate 150 for a disabled veteran to attend a summer camp during Easter Seals Telethon March 26 27. They plan bingo parties at Grand Island Veterans Hospital April 19 Light a Bike in April and organize Junior Girls Unit help. Delegates named for May 1 Fullerton district meeting with alternates listed. Auction post meeting raised 50 for cancer fund.
The Beta Sigma Phi city council seeks candidates for its fourth annual Woman of the Year award honoring a woman who has made significant contributions to community life. Applications and blanks have been sent to community organizations. others may contact Mrs. John R. McPhail at 3903 Adamy Street for information.
Delta Sigma Chapter elected Judy Kruse as president for the coming year with Rose Saunders as vice president Lyla Girth secretary Edna Stauber treasurer Bonnie Tessen dorf extension officer and Eula Gray to serve as member adviser. Initiation ritual and officer installation will be held next month with Connie Mullen handling preparations.
The Columbus Eagles Auxiliary welcomed new initiates Joan Guenther Tillie Valasek Betty Staroscik Ann Spreeman Lucille Bender Marilyn Rhodus Frances Sawyer Janet Liss Donna Meierding Phyllis Gongdringer Della Loeffler Donna Dischner Donna Oakley at Tuesday’s session. State Trustee Agnes Cox and Evelyn Evers attended as guests with notes on the District 6 Fullerton meeting set for March 6 at 2 pm.
Abigail Van Buren addresses a Black mother and a divorced woman in distress. The mother worries about her daughter marrying a white college professor. Abby urges against reverse discrimination and loss of family. The pregnant caller is guided to Birthright for free counseling, medical care, and adoption options.
The article notes that cold weather raises hunger as the body needs more heat. It explains energy use rises with temperature drop and gives examples: tropics at 92 degrees require about 3000 calories daily, while Arctic conditions can push intake to around 5000 calories as temperatures plummet.
Extension clubs report from Alice Rhodes home features Marilyn Allstrom guiding March class on enriching relationships. Robin Anderson presents Pap Tests Save Lives health note. Members plan April crafts at Marilyn Ahlstrom home. Alice Kreizinger takes treasury prize.
Heloise explains store brand and national detergent blends share key ingredients and cleaning power. She cites alkyl benzene sulfonate as the main surfactant and notes perfumes often account for price differences. Reading labels and comparing brands can yield 20 to 33 percent savings on laundry day.
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