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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
6
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Buckner Fanning reports The Sound Foundation toured Communist states with strong response. He says music opens doors for witness and plans another tour next year. He calls the spiritual awakening occurring everywhere a divine success.
The Shenendehowa Pre-School PTSA will meet October 20 at 8 p.m. in the Karigan Elementary School library. Mrs. Eugene Stefanacci of the Methodist Nursery School will teach finger plays and discuss Good Books for Pre-School Children. Attendees will receive a finger plays sheet. all parents with preschool children and interested adults are invited.
The Altar-Rosary Society of St Marys Church Crescent will host a Christmas in October Sale at the Rev Leo P Brady Memorial Hall selling hand made items Saturday 2 to 6 pm and Sunday 8 am to 1 pm Co chairs are Mrs Paul Albert Mrs Lawrence Tenney and Mrs Josephine Singleton. Vigil Mass Saturday 5 15 pm and Sunday Masses at 7 30 8 30 9 45 11 00 and 12 15 pm Confessions Saturday 4 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm Religious instruction Saturday 9 30 to 10 30 am for grades 1 8 Grade 2 meets at Brady Hall Crescent others at St Marys School Waterford High School students meet Monday 7 to 8 pm at Brady Hall.
A discussion with Jean Adams advises teens that there are no fixed rules for acting at a given age. Be yourself, avoid offending others, and avoid hypocrisy. The guidance emphasizes respect and honesty to foster mutual truthfulness among peers. It lists topics like forgetting a crush and interracial dating with mini answers available by mail.
A reader asks about repeated head hematomas in a 3 year old. The doctor explains hematomas form when small vessels bleed under skin, often resolve in infants, and notes rare clotting disorders. A protective helmet idea is suggested and you should seek medical checkup if bruising is excessive.
A Long Island program at Christ Episcopal Church blends hospital and church aims to help teens with drug issues. The Day Center at Manhasset’s 34 youths follow strict daily routines and weekly parent sessions, with emphasis on self reflection, counseling, and shared family involvement to prevent relapse.
A felt hat with rain spots can be repaired by lightly rubbing the surface with fine steel wool. This lifts the nap and makes the spots disappear as the nap repairs itself.
UPI reports many homes and buildings must change furnace filters more than once in the cold months. Constant furnace use during bitter spells increases filter wear and need for replacement.
Planting marigolds among rose beds can deter pests naturally. The practice uses companion planting to reduce insect damage and support healthier roses.
Quick to sew dress pattern with zipper front closing offered in sizes 10 to 24 bust 33 to 47 inches. Pattern No 1312 includes Photo Guide. send 75 cents plus postage to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York. Include name address zip, style number and size. Also send $1 for New 71 Fall and Winter Basic Fashion with free pattern coupon.
Raymond Farrara from SUNY Cortland and Eduardo Salcedo from Elizabeth Seton College spent weekends with their families. Guests included Catherine Relihan and Edward Meagher visiting New York City and Burlington. The Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church Bible study group chosen to study the Gospel of Mark invites adults and students to attend at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
A discussion by Robert C Snelling Sr. on career growth emphasizes applying new degrees to better job performance and higher benefits rather than automatic raises. It advises pursuing growth with purposeful work and personal satisfaction.
The Capitol District Chapter of the New York State Credit Union League will hold a dinner dance on Saturday night Oct 16 at the Knights of Columbus Hall Albany. Cock tail hour at 6 30 p.m. Dinner at 7 30 featuring Frank J Myer as guest speaker and a governor proclamation designating Oct 17 24 as Credit Union Week in New York State. The chapter includes 52 credit unions with 24000 members.
Questions concerning employment will be answered personally and promptly by Robert O. Snelling Sr. Address your mail to him at 2 Industrial Blvd Paoli Pa 19301 enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope.
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