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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
2
Advertises two dress patterns No 1320 and No 1321 from Sue Burnett for sizes and yardage notes. Details sizes bust ranges and fabric lengths in 45 and 35 39 inch widths. Offers ordering by mail with 50 cents for first class and 15 cents handling, plus 50 cent for the fall winter Basic Fashion issue.
Joy Arrington of College Station Texas predicts a new wave of insulated refrigerated cabinets replacing single large fridges. She notes no frost models dominate sales and envisions cabinets for meat near ranges and ice tray cabinets beside workspaces with per-item controls. Manufacturers may introduce these items soon expanding time saving kitchen innovations.
A London fashion piece surveys cosmetic jewelry like lipster bands and matching belts and watch-straps, plus the maxi boot reaching thigh level made of thin leather. The article notes a shift to pale plain garments with bright color accents and bold hats moving toward berets and balaclavas as jackets and dresses feature new built in balaclavas.
After bringing house plants indoors for the winter, scrub porous or glazed pots with a sponge or brush dipped in thick soap or detergent suds to clean and sanitize.
A column by Dr. William G Crook answers readers on delayed closure of the soft skull in premature twins and sports participation. He reassures that late closure can occur and that healthy infants should develop normally, with children eventually engaging in typical sports. The piece also guides a teen seeking support to talk with a trusted adult and a school counselor.
A reader seeks guidance on asking a girl for a date while dealing with nerves and young love. A response advises honesty with parents and a doctor for teen pregnancy concerns, and encourages direct invitation with respectful persistence.
A five year old Patty seeks attention through embellished tales. Her mother stages real activities like cookie baking and special shopping trips to give Patty concrete experiences. The family creates genuine events such as zoo visits to satisfy Patty’s desire for limelight with believable stories.
For proper acoustics place the piano against the shortest wall to maximize sound projection. Leave space between the wall and piano so the wall acts as an additional sounding board and echoes are reduced.
The housecoat, once plain loungewear, becomes glamorous in fashion trend reports. Designers note velveteen wool silk and brocade options, including gold metallic zigzag weaves, worn for informal at home entertaining or as evening coats. Prices range from 30 to 60 dollars, offering affordable elegance.
When laundering cotton and linen household articles a chlorine type bleach is needed but distinct from those for delicate fibers. One product, a dry bleach in Head form, launders cotton nylons and Dacron. Add it to wash water with detergent.
In San Francisco a health department official notes that many children under 15 suffer accidents not from hidden neuroses but from adventure and curiosity. Dean Manheimer cites a six year study of 9,000 East Bay youths showing accidents remain a leading cause of death in youngsters.
The Women's Guild of Blooming Grove Reformed Church hosts a rummage sale Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a snack bar. An auction for the church improvement fund is set for Oct. 28 at 10 a.m. Everything for the house will be auctioned. The Rensselaer County Mental Health Society donated 200 dollars to the county chapter for retarded children, presented to building fund chairman John J. McNulty Sr. by Rev. Samuel B. Wheeler. Details cover volunteers, committee roles, and publicity. The Blooming Grove Home Bureau also meets Tuesday evening with slides of the 49th International Flower Show.
The Berlin and Brunswick towns nominate Robert L Jones as Republican candidate for supervisor. Jones, a Berlin native and electrican, is active in the Berlin Volunteer Fire Department and a family man with two children. Stanton M Goodermote seeks reelection as Democratic supervisor, works as a design draftsman for GE in Pittsfield, and serves as director and treasurer of the Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District. He is married to Gladys Brownell and resides in Berlin with two children.
Richard W. Keeler Republican supervisor candidate for reelection. World War II Army Transportation Corps veteran, Siena College graduate 1950, employed by Manning Paper Co. Inc. and active in St. John's Church Troy Chamber of Commerce and veterans groups. Married to Jane Gillespie, four children, residence Tam arac. George E. Mullen Democrat candidate, Mullen's Service Station proprietor, Mount St. Mary’s College graduate, parishioner of St. Augustine Church Holy Name Society and Troy Knights of Columbus. Married to Helen, lives on Banker Ave, Troy.
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