Brightly trimmed dress linked to fall fashion issue
Creative woman enjoys a sunny disposition dress for a young girl. The back-to-school set features a bonee dress with button trim, zip code style number and sizes 1 to 6 years. Fall and Winter 1967 Basic Fashion issue priced 50c No 8213 Patt-O-Rama. Order by sending 50c plus 15c shipping to Sue Burnett, The Troy Record, 1150 Ave of the Americas, New York NY 10036.
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Basic Fashion
Sue Burnett
The
Troy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N. Y
Driver education in schools gains support amid debate
Dr Ernest G Osborne argues against sneers at driver education in high school curricula. He notes courses require little time yet cut accident rates roughly in half. He contends organized instruction under skilled guidance better prepares teens than parental lessons alone.
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United States
Antiques Fit Modern Homes With Careful Pairing
Decorators say antiques suit modern homes when carefully chosen and balanced with other furnishings. Avoid crowding rooms by selecting pieces that harmonize with the overall decor.
Speaking Frankly on Teens and Community Pressure
A columnist laments teen gang presence on corners and lampposts, noting neighbors police youth meetings and move them along. He argues teens have fewer chores, less money, limited jobs, and rely on family rooms that host adult gatherings, urging society to listen before complaining and micro-managing youth behavior.
Child's Retardation Traced To Measles
Kim Fisher an 11 year old from Fort Wayne Indiana who became retarded after encephalitis from measles is highlighted as a poster child for the National Association for Retarded Children. The piece links measles to retardation and cites public health data urging vaccination to prevent complications and deaths.
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Kim Fisher
Guy Fisher
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kim
National Association For Retarded Children
Johnny Appleseed School
Children’s Association of
Allen County
William Stewart
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S
Working Mothers and Child Care Debate Persists
A reader argues for working mothers and praises child care centers while challenging the view that mothers must stay home. A columnist replies acknowledging the need for work in modern society and urges careful choice of caregivers who truly love the child.
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Handwriting Traits Said to Mirror Personality Features
Analyst Dorothy Sara outlines a handwriting personality quiz with 15 factors such as slant, direction, size, pressure, and signature differences. The list links traits like friendliness, concentration, optimism, skepticism, vitality, and practicality to penmanship, noting outer manner may diverge from inner personality. The text closes with a note on Italian rice varieties sold in U.S. supermarkets.
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Dorothy Sara
Freezing Crusty French or Italian Style Bread
Freezing crusty French or Italian style bread preserves freshness and taste. Freezing while fresh allows convenient storage and later enjoyment with minimal quality loss.
Teen Forum tips on egg yolk and looks trends
A reader column covers salvaging an egg yolk after breaking an egg and storing it for later use, plus a Q A on teen self image. Topics include avoiding teasing over large thighs, posture, and weight goals, and hair color advice favoring natural looks.
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Oklahoma
Ham Go Along Recipe Note
A brief kitchen tip describes using baked ham as a go along dish. It suggests breaking up currant jelly with a fork and mixing in finely diced mango chutney for a ready accompaniment.
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