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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1961
Page
1
Rainwear evolves with fur trims, synthetic furs, and wide color ranges. New lines feature Raglan sleeves and trench coats with set-in sleeves for a neater look. Shorter coats to 40 inches, light colors, and fabric finishes repel water and oil stains, lasting through dry cleaning and promising a stylish, practical season.
A French dress designer touring the United States seeks teenage opinions to guide future clothing lines for American girls. Teens voice clear preferences on fashion, independence, budget, and social cues, stressing individuality, trendiness, and comfort over labels. They dismiss parental approval as a factor, prefer multiple affordable outfits, and say boys mainly care about girls.
North Rhine Westphalia teen Ina Bauer a red haired West German figure skating champion headlines the Silver Jubilee Ice Follies now touring the United States. Bauer, who placed second to Cara Iris in the Olympics, discusses starting skating at 10, studying in the U S with Edi Scholdan and other tour details including her favorite American steak and pancakes.
The winter Chicago furniture market shows two thirds of spring store stock will be 18th Century. New early American and Colonial reproductions offer authentic lines with better construction and finish in light brown mahogany walnut and cherry shades. Italian classics in finishes range from cherry wood to white and gold or sage tones while contemporary designs soften the look with traditional hints.
The essay discusses how modern American families limit children's independence due to city life and household aids. It suggests practical daily experiences like a paper route or arranging a room to foster initiative and self-reliance, noting that even small choices help a child feel capable on their own.
Unusual half size classic with double breasted effect. Patt-O-Ramaj No 8379 offered in sizes 12 through 26% with busts from 33 to 47 inches. Basic Fashion Spring Summer 61 pattern includes 442 yards of fabric and instructions, order 35 cents to Sue Burnett in New York.
The article surveys Edward Wormley and John Van Koert pieces, noting leather linings, buried olive wood, American walnut, and molded polyurethane foam. It covers George Nelson’s office inspired room planning with suspended furniture, the invisible chair by Estelle and Erwine Laverne, and new chest designs with tambour doors. It also mentions Hawaii’s infant mortality decline from 44 to under 24 per 1,000 live births since 1940.
LYNN ELSON notes TV use now spans dining rooms to bedrooms, driving a move toward smaller wheeled sets with swiveling bases. Bedroom designs include wall mounted shelves and remote controlled 18 inch and 19 inch models. Compact consoles measure 11 to 13 inches deep, offering space efficiency in any room.
Bethlehem Star Chapter CES plans outline for the coming year and a Chinese auction as highlights of the regular meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Troy Masonic Temple. Mrs Roberta Robillard, Worthy Matron, and Leslie E. Duran, Worthy Patron, will preside. the auction will be held afterward.
A gathering of the Standard Bearers of the Presbyterian United Church of Schaghticoke is planned at the home of Mrs. George E. Foster on February 7 with President Mrs. John Eames in the chair. Refreshment duties are assigned to Mrs. Foliard.
Van Leuven and Mrs A E Weatherwax advocate restraint with spray type colognes and perfumes noting a small amount lasts longer and leaves a subtle fragrance. The guidance emphasizes a light touch for everyday use and personal freshness.
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