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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1967

Page

2

Moonlighting Men in Many Second Roles Across America

A study shows about 60 percent of men moonlight, holding second jobs that demand a costume change from their day roles. Examples include a Darien ad man with lobster pots, a Kansas City rancher who doubles as a pilot, a cook moonlighting for income to fund writing, a night-watchman editor funding his play, and a rock guitarist aiding his earnings. The piece notes how after-hours roles reshape personality and consume significant waking hours, while youth also chase rock beats after 9 to 4 careers.

New York Darien Conn Madison Avenue Long Island Sound New Haven New York City Kansas City Commercial Airlines Ralph Waldo Emerson

Sewing Hints For Fabrics In Permanent Press Range

Home sewers should pick simple styles for permanent press fabrics and follow any manufacturer sewing guides. Use mercerized cotton thread size 50 or 60, sharp needle, ten stitches per inch, relaxed tension, and press seams open after construction for best results.

Smart sew simple fashion with Patt-O-Raima fits many sizes

Creative pattern notes describe No. 8153 a softly draped bodice with a trim belt at the natural waist. It lists sizes 10 through 20 with busts 31 to 40 and a size 12 bust of 82. To order send 50 cents plus 10 cents mailing to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York for the 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion.

Sue Burnett Troy Record Ave. of Americas New York N.Y

Protect Brass with Clear Lacquer for Corrosion Shield

Brass and copper can be protected from corrosion by applying clear lacquer. The coating forms a protective film that blocks moisture and oxygen, extending the metal's life and maintaining its appearance.

Early skull growth concerns and craniosynostosis explained

Child care column advises parents to seek medical evaluation for an eleven month old with a small soft spot and potential craniosynostosis. It notes that premature skull bone fusion can shape the head and may require cosmetic or preventive surgery, but most cases vary in brain growth impact. Regular pediatric checkups are recommended during the first 18 months.

Inexpensive Gift Craft From Coffee Can

A simple cheap gift idea for children uses a painted coffee can. Decorate with leftover paint and spell the recipient’s initials or name with bright pennies on one side. Fill the can with small trinkets from the time store and seal with the lid.

Brunswick Church Women Plan World Day of Prayer Service

The United Church Women of Brunswick will host a World Day of Prayer service Friday at 7:45 p.m. at Eagle Mills Christian Church. Rev. Peter Suarez of Gilead Lutheran Church will speak, with Mrs. Raymond Trecinski and Mrs. Vernon Rader leading. Special music by the host church choir and Miss Audna Coonrad as director. Offerings support Christian colleges, migrant ministry, and projects in rural areas and among American Indians. The Brunswick council includes First Presbyterian, Church of Brunswick, and Methodist churches in Center Brunswick and Eagle Mills.

United Church Women of Brunswick Eagle Mills Christian Church Disciples of Christ Peter Suarez Gilead Lutheran Church Raymond ‘Trecinski Vernon Rader Audna-Coonrad Swaziland First Presbyterian Church of Brunswick Methodist Center Brunswick Eagle Mills

Natural inconsistencies in child behavior emerge in early growth

Five year old elga wears a cowboy hat and two six shooters yet cares for her doll and acts motherly. Four year old Billy seeks rough play but calms with thumb sucking when upset. Growth includes varied expressions before steady consistency forms, guidance helps understand feelings and resolve problems.

Elga Billy

Bridge Hands by Jacoby and Oswald reflect auction shifts

The column discusses early contract ethics in bridge. It notes players used limit raises to respond to a one spade opening and partner joyfully supported to three. Oswald criticizes a later jump to four as a strong raising hand reveal but cites a flaw in the logic.

TEEN FORUM FASHION ETIQUETTE ON DRESS JEWELRY FORMS

A teen forum advises simple pearl or glitter dangling earrings for formal wear and warns against matching sets. Enamel or plastic jewelry is too casual and boyfriend rings or daytime watches dull formal elegance. For dates, public venues are safer and honesty preferred.

B. C Florida

Norths classic bridge problem spurs new limit raises

In a discussion of Jacoby and the limit raise approach, Jim and Oswald debate forced raises and new suit bids to show strong nonforcing raises. They cite a hand where North uses a limit raise to three, enabling a path to seven over Souths opening spade. Four spades is a lay down, while five diamonds by the foes can go down two if the limit raise is employed.

Jim Chicago New York Los Angeles Oswald Jacoby North South East Tan

Old Shaving Brush Dusts Lampshades

A practical tip explains saving a husband's old shaving brush as a dusting tool for lampshade pleats, vases, and figurines. The brush’s soft fibers are described as safe for delicate shades and items.

Floating Toys Safety Note for Water Use

Shredded foam rubber filled toys can be immersed safely when the opening is sealed with waterproof adhesive tape during sudsing to prevent water intrusion and damage.

Waxing Tips For Furniture And Floors

To prevent wax buildup on furniture and floors, apply sparingly and polish frequently. Use small amounts, rub evenly, and remove excess promptly to maintain a clean, protected surface. Regular polishing keeps wood and finishes looking fresh.

Toy chest for a child from an old drawer or shine

A simple project describes making a toy chest for a small child from an old drawer with casters on all corners. Paint a bright color and place the child’s name on the front center to create a rolling toy chest that will please both mom and the youngster.

No fuss MBT Instant Chicken Broth flavor claim

Advertises MBT Instant Chicken Broth as easy to use by adding hot water, delivering rich chicken flavor in a cup with under ten calories. Claims suitable for cooking as well.

No Drip Candle Care Tip For Clean Burning

A simple method for a drip free candle is to wash with a light soapy lather, rinse, and dry. Roll the candle in the suds to coat it entirely except the wick then let it dry before lighting to prevent smoke and wax drips.

Crayon Cleaning Tip for Woodwork and Walls

A home advice note says to remove crayon marks from woodwork walls or floors by wiping with a cloth dampened with ammonia. The tip emphasizes using this method to restore surfaces without harsh scrubbing.

Indian Pudding Tasty Treat From New England Kitchens

Indian pudding is a slow baked old fashioned dessert famed in New England. It absorbs a smooth caramel flavor and velvet texture, delicious warm with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Stir several times during baking to ensure proper consistency, then bake long enough to thicken and caramelize.

New England

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