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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1967
Page
2
Jamies Johnson of Delta Pennsylvania wins Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia for explaining acids two main classes inorganic and organic with common examples like sulphuric hydrochloric and phosphoric acids. The puzzle box offers questions about Indian tent letters honey and other word-teasers.
Rev. W. Ray Deming announces a Sunday School Christmas program at 6 pm in Clifton Park Methodist Church with MYF helpers. A gift exchange, a family covered dish supper, and a dessert by The Parkettes follow. A silent Communion on Christmas Eve 7 to 2.20 pm and a Round Lake Watch Night Service at 11 pm on New Year’s Eve are planned.
The article lauds a historic tennis figure, citing seven consecutive U.S. National Titles and other records. It mentions Wimbledon appearances, Davis Cup teams, and international records as noted by the Encyclopedia Britannica, highlighting unmatched greatness in the sport.
The first English Bible translated directly from Hebrew and Greek and printed was William Tyndale’s work, marking a milestone in making Scripture accessible in English.
This snippet announces a crossword theme with clues across and down and invites readers to submit answers. It mentions a tomorrow paper for the solution, and offers a Britannica Atlas or Yearbook prize for entrants. It names Ron Alton of San Jose as today’s winner.
The life sized Pickwick Puppets, seen across the eastern U S, will appear at Albany High School on December 29 at 3 p m for a Christmas concert for area children eight to 12. Vanguard women’s service unit of the Albany Symphony Orchestra presents the two hour program featuring Berthelson’s Pickwick Puppets performing Ibert’s Divertissement or The Mice in the Cellar with dancing and elaborate props. Dances include American square dancing the Russian sailor’s dance and Bartok’s Romani dances with 30 orchestra members playing Christmas selections. The Puppets have appeared with Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Annapolis Hartford and New Haven Symphonies and the Brooklyn Philharmonic.
Geologists believe most of the Atlantic coast of North America is sinking toward sea level at about two feet every hundred years, a claim cited from the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Clifton Park 4-H Club members met at Miss Lynn DeVoe's home for History of the Month. Gail Offenbacker chaired. Paul Carrigan led games. refreshments by Offenbacker and Dolores Hayner. Proceeds from 4-H cookie sales were noted. A work meeting took place at Mrs. Ellis Hayner's home. Kathy Mickles leads the group.
To Akron Ohio senior Girl Scouts of Troop 657 the finance world opened with terms like bull bear and odd lot. They learned a bull market is up a bear market down and that odd lots are shares numbering less than 100.
The Cuban bee hummingbird is described as the smallest hummingbird and the smallest feathered creature in the world. Its total length is noted as just over a few inches, underscoring its tiny size and unique status among birds.
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