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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1966
Page
2
Six year old with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis has seen six doctors with little relief. Experts note no cure exists, treatment can control symptoms, and growth-impairing drugs require care in children. A responsible physician can share new methods and seek specialist help if needed.
A home maker is urged to scrutinize packaging as studies show up to two dollars of every twenty spen t on food goes to packaging. The advice asks shoppers to avoid elaborate containers when a cheaper, simpler package offers the same food.
In the forum, a reader asks about lipstick making a full lip look larger and is advised to dab foundation on lips then layer lipstick with a lighter shade and a darker fill. Another Q asks about large knees with short skirts and suggests leg makeup darker than skin tone and minimal skirt coverage.
Ontario residents Mr and Mrs Arno Bebernitz hosted by Mrs Clarence Barth in recent social rounds. Mr and Mrs James Badger visited Concord Massachusetts to spend time with sister in law Mrs James Maguire. Mrs Gerard Blais hosted as guests her mother Mrs John Brodie from Niles Michigan and aunt Miss Gertrude Keach of Washington DC.
Clean leather belts by washing with mild suds and rinsing with a wet cloth. Dry thoroughly and rub lightly with wax polish to restore shine.
The article notes career-minded girls face commuting heat or cold with inadequate air conditioning. Sue Brett presents wrinkle resisting easy-care fabrics in size 5 to 15 junior fashions, offering chic en route looks suited to travel. Prices range from 15 to 25 dollars.
In Nottingham England a trick water skier using bare feet as skis at 40 mph was injured after hitting a floating match. A ski club spokesman said the matchstick caused the loss of balance flipping him onto his back.
Pattern No 8356 Patt-O-Rama apron with ample pocket offered in sizes 34 to 48 bust 36 to 50. Bust 38 size 36 pattern uses 234 yards of 35 inch fabric. To order send 50 cents to Sue Burnett at The Troy Record New York. 10 cents extra for 1st class mail. See Fall Winter 66 Basic Fashion magazine 50 cents per copy.
The article argues that school camping and outdoor education enriches learning by applying arithmetic to camp needs, studying nature firsthand, and sharing responsibility. It stresses genuine teacher student interaction and urges community support for such programs as essential, not fringe, parts of education.
Twenty five members of Girl Scout Troop 23 from Wynantskill visited the Catskill Game Farm yesterday. The program was led by Mrs Bernard Tansey Mrs Dolores Ray and Mrs Rocco DeCarlo with assistance from Mrs George Schongar Mrs William Shyne and Mrs John Wiegner.
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