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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
2
The article highlights flam candles for romance and mentions Charmaine Beer Foam Set a beer protein hair conditioner without alcohol. It promotes velvet hair squares by Meriweather raincoats white with black design and velvet collar stretch boots beads for coiffure caps and chic hair ornaments for movie theater and night parties.
An article outlines decorators' color strategies for rooms. One plan keeps 60 percent of a scheme in one color to unify large areas. For small rooms walls and draperies should relate in color, while large spaces favor matching draperies and rugs.
Bridge expert Jacoby explains a five level slam missed due to misreading dummy’s six card club suit. South's misplay came from not drawing enemy trumps to establish clubs and discard diamonds and hearts after ruffs.
Crossword style clues list with numbers and partial phrases for across entries covering pronouns tools and objects and down entries for various items including Latin letters maps and emotions. The jumble resembles a puzzle key with many entries like Amia macaw tool Greek letter and others in a compressed puzzle grid format.
Answer to Yes fayv s Partte 47 Chart 49 Charge the account of 52 Period of fasting 5 4 Girl s name 5 Scottish cap 56 A state abbr 57 Female deer 59 Be mistaken 60 Period of 63 Note of scale DOWN 1 Man s 2 Anger 3 Expert 4 Toward the sheltered 6 River in Siberia 7 Conjunction 8 Snatch.
In the Spring Summer 65 Basic Fashion booklet Sue Burnett offers No. 8210 Patt-O-Rama shirtwaist dress patterns in sizes 12 through 26 with busts from 33 to 47 inches. Order 50 cents by mail to The Troy Record, New York. add 10 cents for first class mailing.
The item recounts a boy Buzz and his sisters over the weekend ride and his longing for time alone with parents. It then lists church and community events: Lutheran Brotherhood meeting, lighting upgrades, United Church Women officers, Sand Lake Poestenkill Council, Home Demonstration Unit meeting with crocheting lesson, a doughnut making demonstration, the Week of Compassion dinner and offering, and a public hearing on licensing and regulating junk dealers and auto graveyards in Poestenkill town.
Pleasantdale Girl Scout Troop 413 elected Joyce Napples leader of Betsy Ross and Sandra Johnson leader of Sharp Points. Angela Dinardo and Donna Kocien ski named scribes. Pleasantdale PTA Founders Day Dinner at Verdile's with Paul Gervais Jr presiding and Dr. Ralph C. Tannenbaum speaker on visual perception in school age children. Jeffrey Gervais recovering at home after a fall at Leonard Hospital.
Simple home rinses claim to enhance highlights. A blonde can mix lemon juice with water. a redhead can add vinegar. Both mixtures are said to soften water and brighten hair tones.
Ralph Vartigian known as Capt. Ralph addressed Cub Scouts and guests at the annual Blue and Gold dinner in Wynantskill American Legion Hall urging good habits reading and church attendance. James Madden welcomed guests and Rev. Russell F. Pater gave the invocation.
The Division of Christian Education of the Council of Churches plans a nine Protestant and Catholic Lent series in Averill Park and surrounding towns. From March 10 to April 7, weekly 8 to 10 p.m. sessions at Averill Park Methodist Church feature worship, study topics, hymn singing, and refreshments. Speaking at 12:15 p.m. Sunday will be Paul Salmon, Kenya-born student at SUNY Albany, on life in Africa. A basketball scrimmage and church calendar details follow.
Carl J. Stefanik of the Rensselaer County Health Department spoke at a Thursday Water Resources Commission session in Rensselaer. He said the department has not decided on keeping standby facilities and would need notification if sources of supply are placed in operation.
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