27 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
1
A physician reassures parents that measles vaccine can be given to children with egg allergies. Despite egg sensitivity, studies show the vaccine is prepared to remove egg particles, and risks from measles outweigh potential allergic reactions. Parents urged to vaccinate without delay.
An ad for a 1967 spring and summer basic fashion guide by Sue Burnett offers a shapely style for the half size woman with crisp button front detailing and a wide-spread neckline. Sizes 12 to 19 with bust measurements and yardage listed. order details include 50 cents in coins and first class mailing. address in New York.
It urges keeping a permanent record of childhood illnesses by listing each illness and date on the back of the birth certificate. Schools and agencies often request this information, so the record keeps all data in one place for easy access.
Speaking Frankly shows a growing car theft trend that ignores car type or status. Thieves steal compact and luxury cars alike, preferring convenience over prestige. The victims feel only confusion and frustration as theft becomes a convenient solution to suburban transit woes.
In San Francisco the California Medical Association warns that excessive sun exposure ages skin, causes dryness wrinkling and abnormal pigmentation and may bring health issues. Ultraviolet rays mostly do not pass glass, and oils like baby or olive oil increase solar damage. sun is least damaging before 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m.. fair skin is especially vulnerable.
A teen in Hutchinson asks about using powder and foundation to improve complexion while a reader from Springfield, Mass, laments style and self-image. The columnist advises on makeup skin care and encourages a positive attitude, noting eye makeup can be emotionally charged and that powder may dry skin without foundation.
A panel discussion on Welfare reports will be held at Eagle Mills Methodist Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. The WSCS meeting will include Major Richard Shaffstall of the Salvation Army Florence Gabauer Tamarac High School and Roland Brown from Public Welfare. Hostesses are Mrs. Scofield and Mrs. Ott. A sewing meeting for women follows tomorrow at 10 a.m. bring a sandwich lunch provided dessert and drinks.
Parker Elementary School in Brittenhill Central School District held moving-up day exercises for 22 students. Principal Lawrence H. Winberg announced graduates including William Bornt Bruce Campbell Gordon Campbell Carl Christensen Leon Church Robin Church Robert Clayton Elizabeth Cromie Christian Dehnert Johannes Dehnert Barbara Eckel Edward Hoag Susan Kautz Ronald Kugler Michele Lagasse Phyllis Langlais Marie Luskin Cinderella Morizio George Seabury Bonnie Tate Bruce Whitford Cecilia Winters.
The piece traces towels rising from bathroom utility to style statement as designers and Brigitte Bardot influence turn towels into decorative apparel. It notes snowy white hotel towels, aesthetic homemaking, and designers snipping stitching, zippers, belts, and fringes to create varied towel garments.
A reminiscence by Dr. Ernest G. Osborne on Norm and Dan Bothwell, brothers born 14 months apart, whose constant bickering from childhood reflects a normal family dynamic. The piece notes parental concerns, favoritism, and the defense each brother shows when one is teased, framing sibling strife as typical yet shaping character.
DIY note describes using elastic-surfaced hardboard remnants to craft a durable inside kick plate for a door or cabinet. Tempered wood and smooth plastic surfaces are suggested for easy cleaning with a damp cloth, reducing mismatches when matching a nearby garment brack.
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