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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1977
Page
7
A health column explains carbohydrates their calories and role in weight, noting starches and sugars provide about half the calories in a typical diet. It warns refined carbs reduce nutrition and stresses balance with protein fat and water for safe weight loss and essential potassium guidance.
Shirley asks how to prevent yellowing of white kitchen appliances. The columnist suggests rubbing automotive rubbing compound on a tested area to remove grease and haze, then wiping clean and applying appliance wax. The method reportedly works on several brands and finishes.
Kathy Bangsund vice president of District V spoke at the ABWA Enrollment Event and dinner at Elkis Country Club. She holds various roles including therapist and hospital consultant. a 1975 Woman of the Year. Who's Who among American Women listed her in 1976 77. The event featured a spring fashion show, floral décor, and a Mary garden skit.
A fashion note showcases the forward curled tweet bangs as a chic update for spring and summer coifs. Linda Peck’s era influenced hairstyle blends short soft waves with rolled bangs and side teases to frame faces and add a light dramatic lift.
The PEN Auxiliary meets at Elizabeth Britain’s home to select registrants for the state convention April 1 2 at the Holiday Inn. Columbus Auxiliary hosts April 2 courtesy coffee luncheon and program. May 12 installation officers are Carol Kouma Peggy Roth Betty Luth Chris Brockmeier and committees choose a recipient for the $100 Platte College engineering scholarship. Helen Price attends as guest.
First Baptist mission circles met with Unit 1 hostess Mrs. Marvin Price hosting Kay Davison and Myra Stone. Devotions were led by Mrs. Alex Sonokinos and Circle 2 by Mrs. Philip Wake. Groups read favorite selections and rolled bandages for White Cross. Ina Person visited Group 3 with Mrs. Walter Kluver.
Gettin to Know U met at Millie Rief's home with Dee Wallingford and Betty Plugge presenting Enriching Family Relationships focusing on family communication. Millie Rief read on abortion. the group plans to adopt two Columbus Manor seniors and feature Ron Daly April 1 at Trinity Lutheran Church.
The column discusses adoptee rights to know biological history versus parental confidentiality. It also contains reader questions about dating a cheap, controlling attorney and a wife feeling like a servant in a nine year marriage, with Abby advising on transparency or ending unhelpful relationships.
RCA engineers predict future wristwear that displays time date and temperature and reads blood pressure. A wrist radio is also envisioned for electronic voting census data civil defense medical monitoring and instant comms with police and security agencies.
Former Leigh residents Harry and Winona Hunt of Lincoln celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary and his 82nd birthday with family in Lincoln. Their four children and many grandchildren attended, noting the couple wed February 28, 1917 in Omaha and farmed near Leigh for 30 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kutschkau announce the engagement of their daughter Gwen to Harold Wondercheck son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Wondercheck Gwen a student at Fullerton High School Harold a Fullerton High graduate served two years in the Navy and is now employed in Columbus They plan a June 25 wedding at United Methodist Church in Fullerton.
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