16 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1967
Page
1
ChildCare by William G Crook discusses Dr W Hugh Missildine's view that excessive success based pressure at home and school damages children's self esteem. It argues for balanced limits and kinder language to prevent long term mental health issues. Readers are invited to write questions for the column.
Advertisement for a Simulated side closing skimmer pattern No 1467 with Photo Guide in sizes 10 to 20 bust 31 to 40. Includes material details for size 12. Price 50 cents plus mailing. Address Sue Burnett The Troy Record New York for orders. Also notes Fall & Winter 67 issue of Basic Fashion and a meal planning tip.
Rutland Vermont star Suzanne Chaffee champions a New York City ski ball to fund U S ski team training and junior development for Olympic hopes. She emphasizes fundraising, family skiing lineage, and year round conditioning including yoga and international training.
Pop singer Sandie Shaw lends her opinion to a new clothing range named after her. The line features crease resistant jersey and open knit lambswool dresses with contrasting collars and cuffs. Sizes vary, with a style suited to tall figures but limited for shorter, curvier shapes. Autumn includes a giant knit mini dress with scalloped collar, knee length or higher, paired with thick-knit stockings and a chiffon scarf.
The article notes that imitation drives much of human learning from speech to daily skills. It compares children to anthropoid apes in mimicry and urges parents to use this by providing child sized tools and objects to practice with.
A teen room needs durable flooring and a bed that doubles as a sofa by day. Choose indestructible surfaces that mop clean with a rug for bare feet. Pillow cases with motifs like baseball or dancing designs appeal to boys and girls, with teens favoring stripes or florals in blue pink yellow or green.
Study at Children's Memorial Hospital Chicago by Jerome Schulman and David Allan reports that 32 children ages two to six who were undergoing tonsil surgery fared better when mothers stayed with them through anesthesia induction. No mother declined the opportunity, and none upset either child or anesthetist, supporting the view that parental presence aids pediatric anesthesia.
Lightweight slim designs headline fall and winter coat trends. Descriptions emphasize a fitted top, belted waist, and bowled-out skirts. Casual and formal options appear, with single-button styles and roomy full backs noted among the year’s outerwear choices.
George Abraham outlines ornamental shrubs such as double mock orange Philadelphus virginalis and hydrangea Peegee, detailing height, bloom timing, and indoor use. He also covers dwarf deutzia, red leaf barberry, and practical geranium overwintering methods plus a clinic note on Calla Lily Begonia care and a free wintering bulletin.
A reader in Omaha asks about a romance with a 16 year old in Norfolk after a summer vacation. The advice notes lash curling tips to keep lashes safe and suggests writing one letter, then moving on if there is no reply, as the feeling may be temporary.
New knitting method by Massachusetts designer Jeanne Damon lets college students complete bulky sweaters in six hours using oversized aluminum needles and multi strand yarn. Kits include all materials except needles. average prices start at $16. Damon describes the process as simple and quick, aimed at instant gratification for fashion hungry coeds.
Pauline Trigere presents a fall coat dubbed crusader featuring a grey palette. The design pairs a slim belted silhouette with a criss crossing center flange and a thin jersey dress accented by dalmatian spots and a matching fabric helmet.
Fashion notes emphasize matching coats or mantles with dresses for formal pictures. Short ensembles in the same theme remain stylish for after five events. Shawls stoles and capes also suit the formal costume picture for the season.
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