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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1975
Page
10
Readers are urged to request the 4 Day Snack and Slim Diet booklet by Reba and Bonnie Churchill. The 12 page diet guide promises spa recipes and a counted calorie plan. Send 35 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to P O Box 46-181 Hollywood California 90046.
Mrs Arch Gustafson led a session on Make Your Food Dollars Count at Crestwood Cupcakes. Members shared ideas for stretching food dollars, sampled a low cost meal, and planned a May bake sale. The group will sing at Columbus Manor on March 17 and Connie King led Low Cost Meals for g and Old.
Lincoln hosts Bake n Take Days March 21 to deliver home baked items to shut ins and nursing home residents. Nebraska Wheat Division sponsors this effort with University of Nebraska Extension Service home economists coordinating two diabetic brownie recipes amid high demand for ingredients and cards to accompany deliveries.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kowalski announce the marriage of their daughter Christine to Phillip Murray of Omaha on June 14. Christine is a former Columbus High School student in Omaha. The groom is a Ground Cow Restaurant manager trainee and a Papillion High School graduate. his parents are Mr and Mrs Jack Murray of Omaha.
Lydia Circle explains the Bethel Series at St Luke United Church. Mrs. Margaret Waldman named key woman to Church Women United. Circles plan an Easter breakfast after the sunrise service. Lydia Circle served lunch for the 65 and Over party this month.
Mrs. John Euteneuer won the door prize at the American Legion Auxiliary card party. Lorraine Jeffers and Dorothy Struebing hosted at Legion Hall. Other card winners included Mrs. Maude Albers, Mrs. Wylma Keil, Mrs. Hardy Christensen, and Mrs. Bertha Smith. Additional notes cover Wil-Es-Loran Club hosting by Mrs. Ed Oppliger, Craft and Social Club with yarn hangups by Mrs. Victoria Malek, and organic gardening program by Mrs. Michael J. Mullin. A bridal shower honored Miss Susi Heimann for her April 4 wedding to Larry Kobus.
Readers share quick life hacks from hair care and kitchen routines. A friend uses fine mist from a spray bottle with steam curlers, another freezes juice for lasting flavor, foil strips prevent pie crust browning, and wax coats a sprinkling can to stop rust.
The Columbus Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association held an anniversary dinner meeting at the Nebraska Public Power meeting room. Guests included Sandy Schmit from Columbus Veterinary Hospital and Violet Johnson of Merle Norman Cosmetics with Barb Weythaler as model. Plans for the Ladies Fair membership tea on March 16 at Equitable community room were announced, with Norma Scriven and Irene Konwinski as co chairmen.
Extension Clubs Mrs Gene Hoessel and Mrs Louis Lutjelusche joined the Country Mixers Club meeting at Mrs Ron Klug's home. Lessons included Fabric Flammability and Low Cost Meals. New members invited to next meeting at Gordon Fendrick's home on April 8 at 7 30 p m.
Loretta Vrana and Leonard Palensky Jr. plan to marry June 7 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Cedar Hill Morse Bluff. Parents William F Vrana and Leonard Palensky Sr. reside Linwood. Vrana a 1972 North Bend Central graduate works at Birchwood Manor North Bend. Palensky a 1969 David City Aquinas graduate also from Southeast Technical Community College Milford and employed by Pacesetter Homes Construction Co Omaha.
Osceola High School music department will present a concert Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Admission is free. Participating groups include the junior high, senior high, and stage bands along with seventh and eighth grade performers.
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