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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
12
Professional advice supports letting a 17 year old decide on smoking with parental noncoercion. Do not punish or bribe. discuss reasons, model healthy habits, and offer noncoercive incentives if appropriate. Consider aligning incentives like car or extra money while avoiding pressure.
Jean Adams asks if beads with pants are proper for teens in the Houston Post Teen Forum Self-Improvement Clinic. Beads pair with ribbed sweaters and hip-hugging pants while the answers praise confidence and self-control in etiquette.
Miss JoAnn Marie Carpenter and Daniel Paul Foley united in a double ring wedding at Christ the King Church Rutland with Rev. James M. Shea officiating. Attendants included Cheryl Dahlin maid of honor Debra Carpenter and Mary Jane Ragosta bridesmaids Karen Levins flower girl best man Robert Post ushers Joseph Maccerie and James Foley. A Beacon Restaurant reception followed and the couple plans to reside in Glens Falls after their wedding trip.
New York furriers say cat furs including leopard and cheetah boosts in demand as a stylish alternative to mink. Experts note ever higher prices for pelts, with cat coats seen as a mark of one upmanship and a welcome change from traditional mink.
The Democratic Social Club of Sand Lake will hold its annual clamsteam outing at Bradley Park Route 43. County candidates will speak briefly, chaired by Thomas Donohue. Program runs from 1 p.m. with steam served at 5 p.m. Allen Strock is general arrangements chair. Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley co chair. Reservations close tomorrow.
Two sewing patterns in sizes and years feature identical bows and contrasting trim. No. 8323 Patt O Rama offers sizes 8 to 18 with bust 29 to 38. No. 8324 covers ages 3 to 8 with 15 yards of 35 inch fabric. Order 50 cents per pattern from Sue Burnett, The Troy Record, 1150 Avenue of the Americas, New York NY 10036.
The article notes how modern parents embrace rocking chairs for infants and children. It contrasts past medical advice discouraging rocking with current physician and nurse endorsements praising warmth closeness and rhythmic movement.
Dean George J. Spears announces fall term evening counselling schedules at Russell Sage College Albany and Troy. Classes run 6-8:30 p.m. with expanded options for homemakers returning to work. Nursing School interviews occur Albany Sept 13 and Troy Sept 15. teacher education events Sept 9 Albany 258 State Street and Sept 14 Troy. accounting interviews Sept 14. natural sciences program explained Sept 12. General counselling by appointment.
A lighthearted piece argues wives drive vacation home buys, citing a 52 yearly budget shocker. It highlights Ausable Acres in the Adirondacks as a accessible, affordable year round retreat with 5000 acres, near Whiteface Mountain and the Ausable River, offering houses from 5000 to 25000 dollars.
The Northeast B and W Motorcycle Club elected Earl Pfannebacker of Latham as president with Joseph R. Hartley of Troy as vice president Alfred Lewis of Glens Falls as secretary treasurer and George Knight of Latham as road captain. The club aims to promote safer quieter motorcycling and meets twice a month at the Star Garage in Green Island planning its first group ride this weekend.
Jim and Oswald discuss a bridge hand where South opens no trump and aims to knock out the ace of hearts to secure ninth trick. They contrast rubber versus match point play and outline East West defensive aims to foil South.
Deputy Attorney General Ramsey Clark told the House Un American Activities Committee that the proposed ban on Americans aiding the Viet Cong overstates the threat and infringes free expression. He warned the measure targets a small, mostly student antiwar movement and urged continued reliance on existing laws.
William R. Pelster of St. Louis was elected chairman of the Churchmen's Fellowship of the United Church of Christ in St. Louis Missouri AP report.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Jim and West discussing risk of a ten spot in a card game. East holds an unseen ten while West contemplates rising with a jack to block East if East keeps the ten.
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