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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
14
A Columbia High senior was awarded Union tuition as part of the school’s early science fair. About 30 exhibits showcased 375 students’ work in science and laboratory endeavors, marking the first year regular lab work became part of seventh grade instruction and highlighting themes of earth, life, and space.
Averill Park School held a science fair featuring a black light exhibit miniature rocket solar battery and missile tracking station. Exhibits covered microscopes optics rocks minerals and flight with CO2 rockets shot along a wire. Mrs Anna Reese led the fall setup and fourth graders from Poestenhill West Sand Lake and Miller Hill elementary schools toured for a preview of next year’s classes.
Bruce L. McClennan of Defreestville receives a four year Union College scholarship. He graduates from Columbia High School this month and is active in Science Club Radio Club Varsity Club and Senior Chorus. He is Key Club president Tennis captain and yearbook sports editor planning premedicine at Union.
Star Weekly presents a 13 part royal tour coverage in full color with the first special issue on sale all week featuring a blue cover.
AP reports teen idol Elvis Presley received a promotion in the 3rd Armored Division yesterday. He was promoted from private first class to specialist fourth class, earning a monthly pay rise from 99.97 to 122.30 dollars. Presley, a jeep driver in a scout platoon, received the eagle arm patch and related honors.
LeRoy Castle 37 of Averilligun was injured Saturday morning when he fell from the rear step of a parade pumper ambulance. He struck his head on pavement and is in critical condition with a skull fracture at Albany Hospital. The fall occurred after the pumper halted during the Memorial Day parade as volunteers and firefighters carried out duties under Chief Carl Wicks prior to transfer for treatment.
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