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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1971
Page
8
A discussion on job seeking as a full time effort and the conflict between finding work and maintaining current employment. The piece outlines practical approaches to securing employment, stressing that proper job hunting can require substantial time and dedication that may interfere with an existing job.
A reader asks how to respond to a damaging rumor about a friend. Advice cautions against retaliation and suggests strengthening the person’s reputation by steady personal conduct and continuing work. Guidance also covers job searches as a second focus, and a housewife seeking medical technology training learns hospitals and associations offer programs and to contact AMA for approved schools.
A reader asks how to alter a strict dress code without appealing to the school board again. The adviser suggests forming a parent student committee, with board or superintendent approval, to reflect student concerns and gather signatures for a petition urging board consideration.
Miss Carol Holbritter spent a few days in New York. Mr and Mrs William Hull and sons of Clifton Knolls were guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley C Humphrey. The Humphrey farm hosted 11 grandchildren for a Columbus Day outing. The Reed grandsons and Holbritter family visits span Colonie Hoosick Falls Defreestville and Graf ton communities with weddings and family gatherings.
AP News notes portraits boost fall decor reflecting family interests. Experts urge creative display using hero corners for fathers, business portraits, ancestry walls, and modern aging of old photos. The piece highlights personalizing homes with family imagery and easy restoration options.
ALEOKUM explains evaporation and condensation creating rain. Water vapor rises from oceans rivers and lakes and cools to form clouds with tiny particles. Droplets collide grow heavy and fall as rain influenced by temperature height and air currents.
Rich ard W. Keeler GOP candidate for Brunswick supervisor accused Troy officials of offering Brunswick a five year water contract at 42 cents per 1000 gallons last April and May. He criticized Fred C. Curtis for not negotiating and warned of higher bills without a metered plan. Keeler urged Troy and Brunswick to reconcile for a cheaper, fair water arrangement benefiting both communities.
A mother asks if her unusually precocious 19 month old will cast a shadow on her younger child and whether early differences hint at future potential. The adviser urges patience, rejects pushing the bright child, affirms potential for both kids, and stresses loving acceptance and balanced guidance. It also cautions about poison risks and storing Syrup of Ipecac with doctor guidance.
Bonsai art traced from China to Japan and debated as a practiced hobby. The column discusses color changes in gladiolus and mums caused by bulb strength, disease, and iris seed formation, plus a reader question on parsley wintering and advice to sow fresh seed next year.
Walter Schulza of Yorke's Pharmacy was chosen president of Lans ingburgh Second Avenue Business and Professional Association. Other officers include Samuel Napoli as vice president, Herbert Savage as treasurer, and Mrs. John Houghmaster as secretary. Membership chairman is Mrs. Philip Zadigan. Answers to recent questionnaires covered parking snow removal alley cleanup and attracting new business. An informal service directory and Christmas preparations are under discussion.
Pattern No 1364 with Photo-Guide fits sizes 7 to 15 bust 31 to 37 includes 4% yards for pants-suit 45 inch fabric. Send 75 cents per pattern plus postage Susan Burnett Troy Record New York address for patterns and the New Fall and Winter Basic Fashion with a Free Pattern Coupon.
Hudson Valley Community College and its Women's Club host a Friday get acquainted buffet at Mario's Theater Restaurant. The social hour starts at 7 p.m. followed by the buffet at 8 p.m. Faculty and club members will meet new arrivals and renew old friendships.
Debora h Arnold of Oakland California is named today's winner in a puzzle contest. The prompt asks to rearrange New Door into a single word and respond with One Word. Send riddles and jokes to Rid dles Jokes Tell Me Why and include a ZIP code.
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