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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1967

Page

8

Basic Fashion Fall Winter 67 Catalog Ad

Creative sewing blurb offers size 12 32 bust 45 inch fabric with 2% yardage and 4 cent per yard, order by sending 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York for Basic Fashion Fall Winter 67 issue. Include name address zip code style number and size to receive a head start on up to date styling.

Cubs Sue Burnett Troy Record Ave Americus New York N. Y Basic Fashion

Taconic Club Opens Fall Hike With Swede Mountain Climb

The Taconic Hiking Club of Troy starts its fall schedule with a Sunday hike. Leader Warren Wilbur of Delmar will guide a Swede Mountain ascent between Chestertown and Lake George, followed by an extended trail on a nearby route. Hikers depart from Troy courthouse at 8:45 a.m. Non members may join. reservations handled by Wilbur and Anita Rioux of Cohoes.

Taconic Hiking Club of Troy Chestertown Ilague Lake George Warren County Conservation Department Warren Wilbur Delmar Albamy Adirondack Mountain Club Wilbur Anita Rioux Cohoes

New All Plastic Rooms With Vinyls Gain Shiny Look

New plastics and vinyl finishes promise a glossy wet look for fall interior fashion. From vinyl slate floors to plexiglass tables and Lucite legs, rooms will feature durable easy care surfaces that simulate fabrics and classic furniture styles.

Hicks to Teach at Ohio University as McGuffey Professor

Vernon R. Alden, president of Ohio University, announced Granville Hicks of Grafton as McGuffey Visiting Professor for 1967-68. Hicks, author of Part of the Truth and contributor to Saturday Review, will teach American fiction, past and present, in fall and winter quarters.

Vernon R. Alden Ohio University Athens Ohio Granville Hicks Grafton McGuffey William Holmes McGuffey Hicks New Hampshire Harvard Literary Horizons

Babcock Lake Association Begins New Board Year

The Babcock Lake Property Owners Association held its first board meeting of newly elected officers with John Wallace of Troy presiding as president. New members Edward Wright Frank Shover and Mrs. Rhea Jennings joined existing directors and a budget for the year was set. Wallace noted another fall meeting will occur.

Babcock Lake Property Owners Association John Wallace Troy Edward Wright Babcock Lake Frank Shover Rhea Jennings Albany Wallace Sven Beckman Stephanie Viroqua Wis Roy W. Day Kathy John Susan Smithtown Day Albert A. Butkas Widmere Nansen Northport Albert W. Butkas Butkas June Marie Case Hansen

Fashion and Etiquette Tips for Teens in One Page

Jean Adams presents hairstyle and wardrobe advice noting that brown beige olive green and navy harmonize with hot pink and bright yellow skirts. A teen asks how to start conversations shy about dancing, and guidance emphasizes looking and acting your best, asking questions to learn partners interests, and quiet often paying off.

W.S. A Baltimore Maryland

Area Riders Finish Fourth At State Fair

The Flying Trail Riders Kristine Oster hout and Walter Paladino and Hudson Valley 4-Hers Nina Chavin and Frank Norton represented Rensselaer County in horse judging at the New York State Fair and placed fourth. Paladino from Valley Falls led the team with a second place in the 36 county light horse program. Kathy Millard of Valley Falls finished fourth in written showmanship and earned a blue ribbon in the costume class along with red ribbons in trail horse and horsemanship.

Kristine Osterhout Walter Paladino Flying Trail Riders Nina Chavin Frank Norton Hudson Valley Rensselaer County New York State Fair Paladino Valley Falls Kathy Millard

Thumb Loop In Sweater Sleeve For Coat Wearers

A simple sewing tip embeds a small loop inside the cuff of a child’s sweater to keep sleeves from bunching under a coat. Teach the child to slip the thumb through the loop before dressing to aid easy arm insertion.

Old Piano Stool Becomes Handy Kitchen Seat

An adjustable spiral stool from an old piano base is repurposed as a practical kitchen seat. It adjusts to the right height for various tasks, saves time, and can be painted to match kitchen decor.

Hamburgers Gain Extra Taste Appeal With Sauce

Plain hamburgers gain extra appeal when served with a hot sauce made from equal parts tomato ketchup and prepared mustard. The sauce enhances flavor on freshly made hamburgers.

Housewives Best Temporary Workers

House wives dominate temporary work in the United States and are valued for organizational and adaptive skills. Experts urge confidence and smart presentation in seeking assignments, noting training options and the expanding range of temporary roles from clerical to project management.

New York United States Richard Essey The Association of Temporary Personnel Contractors Essey Stanford Research Institute

New Clothes Sport Novel Touches Fashion Trends

The article surveys autumn fashion with new clothes and accessories, highlighting paper dresses and organdy effects, cycling wear, and bold stripes. It notes tailored daywear in hard fabrics, hardware accents, and inventive cycling outfits, predicting stripes will dominate the season.

Brotherly Love in the Adams Family

Two year old Michael Adams remains the apple of his 12 year old brother Albert who helps with the baby after birth. The Adamses credit careful inclusion and involvement for fostering a strong sibling bond. Albert’s gentle support helps Michael smile and grow closeness without feeling pushed aside.

Michael Adams Adamses Albert Jack Michael Mikey

Rockefeller Speaks For Bond Issue

Albany AP report on Republican State Committee leaders at a luncheon where pamphlets urged support for Gov Rockefeller’s $2.5 billion transportation bond issue. A film strip outlining the highway program was shown, produced by the governor’s office Women’s Unit at a state cost of $9,566.

Albany N.Y Republican State Committee Rockefeller GOP Governor's Office

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