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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
4
Valerie Miller works at Audio Service Co. in Beaverton, Ore., repairing stereos and tape recorders for six years. She is one of the few women to pass the certified electronic technician exam, challenging gender norms in a male dominated field.
Mixed letters reveal a shy lover seeking first contact with a crush and a woman in a long affair with a married man. The response urges friendship, mutual interest, and practical talk, then counsels independence and training for the woman, highlighting a Oregon electronics pioneer and a wife who learned transistors through work.
The Mothers Association of St. Gregory's School Loudonville will celebrate the school’s founding with a petite luncheon and meeting on October 28 starting at 12 30 p m at the home of Most Rev Edwin B Broderick Bishop of the Albany Diocese on Pine Tree Lane Albany
A reader asks if parental factors cause stuttering. An expert notes stuttering in preschoolers is common and usually fades with fluent speech development if the child is not made self conscious. Additional letters address eczema and bed wetting with cautious, factual guidance and a paid booklet offer.
Members from Albany Schenectady Saratoga and Rensselaer Counties will join a Capital District League Workshop at Calvary Methodist Church Latham. President Mrs William Swire chairs the program to boost local league effectiveness through information shared on voter service publicity environmental quality and human resources. The league formed last year to study regional government and assist local leagues in tackling local state and national issues. All league members are invited.
Dear Growing Up suggests keeping dating light and short. It warns that long clinches in parked cars can lead to unwanted pressure and loss of virtue, and aims to help teens enjoy dating by staying cautious and dialing back intimacy.
Forestburg Texas AP Postmaster Rex Anderson parked his four seater in a pasture and was greeted by six steers chewing on the linen fuselage treated with banana oil. The incident damaged the tail and repairs cost 150 dollars.
The piece argues three day weekends raise road fatalities and critiques policy makers for creating conditions that boost traffic. It satirically suggests outlawing long weekends to save lives and questions whose interests drive holiday expansion and roadside accidents.
A reader in Maine confesses taking a couple’s tape during babysitting and fears dismissal. The response urges returning the tape to its place and, if needed, confessing to the couple to seek forgiveness, acknowledging they may fire her but she will feel less guilt.
A Virginia girl asks how to support an orphan child abroad with over $100 yearly. The helper suggests earning extra allowance by doing chores at home, proposing about thirty cents per day as a feasible target after discussing with parents.
A reader exchange notes Jean Adams gives brief tips for oily hair unwanted facial and arm hair split ends not ainy curly hair and unwanted marks on skin. One free mini answer available by writing to Jean Adams P O Box 2402 Houston Texas 77001 requests must include stamped self addressed envelope.
Sewing ad notes pattern No 1314 Muu-Muu in sizes 38 to 50 with bust 42 to 54. Includes photo guide and 3% yards of 45 inch fabric. Sue Burnett promotes pattern pricing and a Fall Winter guide, urging mail order from Troy Record, New York.
Danish Queen Ingrid, 61, underwent surgery for a stomach ulcer in Copenhagen on Wednesday. She was reported in satisfactory condition after the operation, following her and King Frederik’s return from Iran where they attended the 2,500th anniversary celebration of the Persian monarchy. Sources said she had been under medical observation but chose travel to Persepolis to avoid diplomatic misunderstandings.
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