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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
2
Jean Adams presents a teen forum on fashion and etiquette. A reader asks where culottes can be worn and is told they suit any pants-wearer. In etiquette, guidance notes a mother’s concerns about shirts in the yard, stressing casual comfort without shocking others or damaging furniture.
The narrow edges of strapped sandals can be cleaned easily by using a cotton swab as a tiny brush. This simple household trick helps reach tight corners and crevices without damaging the material.
Troy High announces that students attending summer school can pick up marks today and tomorrow from counselors between 9 a.m. and noon. Transfer students and eighth grade graduates planning to attend Troy High in September should report Thursday and Friday to the Guidance Office for interviews and scheduling.
Creative pattern description for an afternoon dress suited to shorter fuller figures. Details give pattern No. 8235 in sizes 12 1/2 to 26 1/2 with bust 33 to 47, 55 yards of 35 inch fabric, order by mail from Sue Burnett, Troy Record, New York, 10036.
Troy officials announce a 1966 67 Conservation of Human Resources project using about 320000 in U S tax funds under Title 1 to aid both public and private school pupils. Parents join by request for cultural outreach while teachers participate in Operation Retraining with reading and special methods courses plus an African studies option. Some offerings grant in service or college credit hours.
Regular hair washing boosts bounce and silkiness. Proper cleansing enhances sheen and highlights, helping hair look healthier and more datable.
Four year old Trask resists choosing between outfits while Duncan, eight, balks at a new game. The author argues apparent stubbornness often signals fear or a specific cause, not a fixed trait. Understanding motives helps adults respond with empathy.
A vintage beauty ad promotes Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleanser and bleach for clear fair skin. It touts toning effects, pore cleansing, and a fine texture, claiming it brightens complexions and adds shine when used in hair rinses.
A bridge tableau shows South misdirecting opponents from hearts by discarding seven diamonds and playing spades to set up a slam. North overcalled two no trump, but South’s plan relies on keeping A hearts separate from A clubs and using a spade sequence to win. West’s calm defense with nine of diamonds leads to South securing the necessary tricks.
Charles Murray, once of Speigletown now in New York City, visits his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Joseph Russel. Theresa Martin returns home after time with cousin and family at their summer camp at Hedges Lake. James Prior and daughter Laura visit Mrs John D Fogarty's mother in Speigletown.
Mrs Florence Lee BR 9 3343 attends Camp Albatross in the Adirondacks for ten days. Frank James son of Major and Mrs F E James of Brunswick Road is at Camp Albatross for ten days. Mr and Mrs Richard Blacksidge of Eastover Road return from vacation at Long Beach Island New Jersey and Nags Head North Carolina.
Speaking Frankly explores how new dump credit cards let status seekers raid affluent town dumps. It notes the ease of entering gated suburbs and the social pecking order tied to trash, while warning of possible disappointments and costs.
A special meeting of qualified voters in Common School District No. 4 Petersburg is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the village school to decide on annexation to Berlin Central School District No 4. The vote, called by the state commissioner of education, follows prior defeats and outlines how Petersburg would retain some grades temporarily.
Dr Edith Lincoln urges annual TB examinations for all school personnel and household helpers to prevent child infection. The piece notes early infection can lack symptoms and emphasizes tuberculin testing, especially for under twos, with six weeks for a positive result. A 15 minute film on toddler hazards is also promoted for public showing.
After Friday’s appointments of three captains in the Troy Police Bureau Chief James W. Doherty announced transfers within the unit. John J. Givney will head the Juvenile Aid Bureau Howard H. Campbell leads police training George T. Butler moves to the Detective Bureau James J. Purcell will temporarily join the identification bureau Prezio shifted from training to juvenile officer in the Juvenile Aid Bureau Bloomer remains a juvenile officer in the Juvenile Aid Bureau Dean and French Jr. stay temporarily in the Juvenile Aid Bureau.
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