19 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1966
Page
1
Grandmother confronted by grandson Robert and his 20 year old fiancée sharing a cot in the library. Landers sides with grandmother, noting the girl’s behavior embarrassed the family and that the couple should respect household boundaries.
A vintage ad promotes Fall Winter Pattern Catalog with 130 designs in lively styles including school, sport, career and glamor looks in all sizes. Clip coupons, send 50 cents, address and pattern number to NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS Pattern Dept New York. Also letters discuss flag etiquette and Ann Landers guidance, urging readers to request her Do's and Don'ts booklet by mail.
Hartford reports Connecticut adult basic education programs aid adults lacking elementary schooling. Rep Donald J Irwin read comments from graduates into the Congressional Record while Sargent Shriver praised the program. James A Dorsey notes 1858 adults in the last school year sought basic education.
A collage of reader tips on everyday hacks using plastic baskets steel wool sponges and roasting racks plus extensive excerpts from a government funding and education program. The passage includes remarks from Heloise readers and then shifts to Mr Dorsey and Mr Shriver discussing adult education and poverty initiatives with personal quotes from Stamford Middletown New Haven and Bridgeport residents seeking literacy English classes and skills training.
Flower care guidance notes how hot dry weather accelerates blossom maturation and suggests removing dead blossoms to protect plants. Crag Olver, extension ornamental horticulturist at Pennsylvania State University, emphasizes practicing proper deadheading to prevent disease and promote healthier blooms.
Connecticut VFW leader Thomas C. Walker and Auxiliary President Viola Stone head a 500 member delegation to the national VFW convention in New York City. Activities include memorial service, awards luncheon, parade on Fifth Avenue, and a drum pageant at Roosevelt Stadium. Nutmeg units from Bridgeport and New Haven compete for top honors.
Milwaukee UFIS A presents guidance from Worthington Corporation on changing central air filters at least three times during summer. Lee Miles notes units work harder in warm months, so dirt buildup reduces cooling efficiency. a dirty or clogged filter burdens machinery and lowers performance. Filters are available and easy to install.
The Naugatuck Fife and Drum Corps will travel to Hartford to compete in a contest sponsored by Our Lady of Sorrows Drum Corps. Members meet on The Green at 1:49 PM wearing white pants shirt and tie.
A 12th anniversary Mass will be held for the repose of the soul of Thomas P. Martha Saturday at 7:30 in the morning at St Marys Church.
Housing experts favor wood species with high wear resistance for family room paneling. Southern Pine is cited among durable options suitable for rooms prone to rough use.
Beacon Valley Grange will hold a regular meeting Friday night at 15 00 in charge of Master Franklin Behlman. Membership applications will be accepted. First and Second Degrees set for September 9, with Third and Fourth on September 11. Flag and Sampler contests judged statewide in Hartford, October. Needlework contests judged locally in September. Herschel D. Newsom to visit Cheshire August 20 before attending the New England Lecturer's Conference at the University of Maine August 22–26.
Inves tore Research Co. says Viet Nam tight money and inflation fears aside the stock market is near a bullish phase of the ongoing business expansion. Newton D. Zinder of E. Hutton & Co Inc. predicts the next move will be upside though the trend remains downward overall. The advance is expected to be selective. First Hanover Corp. cautions it is early to declare a sustained upturn and if last week's low is the bottom it must be tested after any interim rally.
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