05 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1967
Page
1
In a brisk, period voice the piece observes families adapting to seasonal fashion shifts and youth trends. It notes barbers recrowning heads, parents facing the gap between old norms and new styles, and a generation moving through rebellion toward maturity with a wry, affectionate tone.
Creative Woman pattern details from The Troy Record describe a stylish dress from the Avenue of Americas New York area with an empire waist yoke double row of buttons and a military hint collar. Pattern No 1947 in sizes 10 to 20 bust 31 to 40 includes live 12 32 bust and 24 yards of 45 inch fabric. Orders: 50¢ plus 15¢ first class mail to Sue Burnett.
An instruction describes boiling a lobster ten minutes then sealing it in foil and grilling fifteen minutes over charcoal for a tender finish. A second tip suggests cleaning coffee stains from rugs by soaking with dish detergent and vinegar solution before sponging out.
Style notes urge readers to grab the Wall and Winter 67 Basic Fashion issue at 30 cents. The page includes teen advice columns on romance gossip and handling rumors, with a reader from Spokane recounting a 15 year old relationship and parental response, plus hair styling tips about avoiding home straightening damage and recommending a professional stylist.
Dr Ernest G Osborne discusses how Mexican older siblings eagerly care for younger brothers and sisters across cities villages and open country. He notes inclusive play with younger children and pride in caregiving contrasting with attitudes north of the border and suggests Americans could learn from Mexico.
United Press International notes key historical moments on September 4 including the secret 1774 Continental Congress in Philadelphia, 1882 Labor Day parade in New York, 1896 Klondike gold rush steak price, and the death of Dr Albert Schweitzer in Gabon. Also mentions Cardinal Richelieu birth and quotes Colley Cibber.
Miss Shirley J. Hansen wed J Warren Faden at St Augustine s Church Troy in a ceremony led by Rev Thomas W Behan C S A Organist was Joseph Daly with soloist Miss Patricia Daly Matron of honor was Mrs Beverly Millett bridesmaids were Miss Carole Hansen and Miss Ann Karabin Best man was Walter Bok ushers Donald Morgan and Kevin Brennan The couple plan to reside in McKeesport Pa Both graduates of Catholic Central High School and Hudson Valley Community College Miss Hansen formerly worked for Star Textile and Research Inc Mr Faden is employed by United States Steel Corp in Pittsburgh The wedding party wore formal attire with lace and crest details and the bridal party carried carnations and fern
Rome report warns buyers that many so called ancient Roman and Etruscan pieces are modern forgeries. Unofficial sources claim 12 clandestine Italian factories produce bogus amphorae statues and Renaissance paintings for huge sums, fueling a multi decade illicit trade seen by museums avoiding private sellers.
Pleasantdale Covenant Church will hold a prayer service tomorrow at 7 30 p m according to Rev Joseph A Herner pastor. Adam Kocienski son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kosienski River Road celebrated his fourth birthday recently with a party at his home. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Department meet today at 1 30 p m with Mrs Marjorie Gorrian presiding. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kocienski and Mr and Mrs Stephen Kocienski have returned home after visiting Lake Placid and Tupper Lake. The Pleasantdale School will open Wednesday at 9 a m.
Charles Musson discovered a 1860 check signed by Charles Dickens for $15, addressed to his grandfather. The document, turned over to the Royal Ontario Museum, ties the Musson family to Dickens through the Musson Book Company’s publishing dealings.
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