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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
5
New York column notes that spring brings baseball, shirtsleeves, and exams while awareness rises that work intrudes on life. The piece criticizes designers for turning work into play and for chasing impractical trends rather than practical, praiseworthy style.
A reader from Long Beach asks about teen sunglasses and style choices. The column notes sunglasses are stylish but should not be overused while discussing etiquette for a first kiss outside a girl's home and reflects on male fashion returning to a classic look. It reviews shirt blends from major makers, prices, and permanent press benefits.
Creative Woman presents No. 1305 with PHOTO-GUIDE for a slip and yoked dress in sizes 6 months to 3 years. Includes fabric yardages for size 1 year and order details, priced at 50 cents plus 10 cents mailing to Sue Burnett, Troy Record, New York. Also offers 1967 Spring and Summer Basic FASHION for 50 cents.
The Council on Family Health warns cleaning days raise fall risks for families. Advices include wiping water spots promptly and returning furniture to place after cleaning to keep walkways clear, as clutter and spills cause trips that can injure bones and joints.
A reader asks about red marks on a two year old. Dr Crook explains strawberry hemangiomata usually grow early then shrink and disappear by ages five to ten. He notes simple monitoring, measurements, and photos can show progress and that minimal treatment may suffice. Frequent follow ups with the doctor are advised.
The article analyzes bidding to an opponent's slam and explains why East leads diamond after West and North bend to four. It notes East's diamond lead as the unusual choice, ruff by East, ace of hearts shown, and the danger of the slam double. East seeks a profit if either defender is void in hearts.
North continues with five spades and six spades, East doubles six spades, West leads diamonds to ruff. The result hinges on a standard convention, the Lightner slam double, named for Theodore A. Lightner of New York, used for signaling partner in unusual leads against slams.
Fashion notes jacket and coat dresses surpass suits for spring and summer wear. Rembrandt showcases a navy and red cotton tatters ensemble with a long jacket and skirt, red bodice, designed by Ole Borsden, highlighting youthful wearable styles for the season.
Simple play works best. Few toys that are well chosen keep Baby interested longer. Rotate toys daily to maintain curiosity and development.
Mrs Rhones hid her grief after her father died hoping to spare her children. The children showed distress through fighting and teasing until Anne, age 11, bluntly asked if she cared that Grandpa died. Her mother then expressed her sorrow and the children seemed reassured.
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