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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
3
AP Business Analyst John Cunnife discusses factors shaping high food costs. He notes processing, convenience, and factory labor influence prices, suggesting consumers pay for time and artistry saved by preprepared foods rather than raw ingredients alone. He argues the shift toward convenience affects kitchen time and value.
Fire Chief Walter Garbers urges all households in Calnmbas to plan an emergency escape and practice it during Operation EDITH this Saturday at 8 30 pm. He recommends five exit routes per room, doors closed for smoke control, outdoor assembly points, quick fire dept contact, and full child participation for effectiveness.
Twenty three members answered roll call at the May meeting of St Peter Allar Society. A report of 151 dollars was given on the Easter food sale with Mrs Charles Obormy as chairman. The group will begin a 60 year church history booklet with info and pictures to Mmes Tom McCawley Margaret Peters A C Kosch and Harry Wilson Sr. A quilt donated by Mrs Marguerite Hiller will fund proceeds to the society. Luncheon was served by the May group with Mrs Margaret Peters as chair. Cards were played with prizes to Mrs Mary Landson and Rev G C Messman.
Various 4-H clubs meet at multiple homes to discuss demos, fairs, and project kickoffs. Mothers visit, lunches served, and officers elected while demonstrations cover sewing, baking, and grooming.
More than 100 women and clergy from 13 religious groups attended the May Fellowship Breakfast at BL Lake United Methodist Church. Rev. Gilbert Yerian delivered the invocation while Aquinas High School vocal ensemble sang. Abs. Gerald Kroft introduced society presidents as Mrs. J. Lila McCray of Elkhart Indiana spoke as national director for the Church World Service Clothing Appeal. Also present were Richard Staple of Lincoln state director for CROP and Rev. Richard Dinsdale, pastor of the host church.
Federal tests show some 1973 U.S. cars perform near the 1975 pollution standards set for 1976. Detroit automakers contend the 1975 levels are unrealistically strict without catalytic converters, while EPA results indicate several models could meet the standards with looser test conditions or future refinements.
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