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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
3
The article explains galaxies including the Milky Way, distances in light years, and that the universe may extend far beyond what we can observe. It notes space curves around and that one cannot exit space, with analogies to flight paths and a discussion of ongoing cosmic mysteries. Beth Zander and Jeff Glenn are named as past winners.
East Greenbush students teachers and parents plan Art's Alive a fun program from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday June 5 on Columbia High School grounds with about 200 youths displaying work and music students performing. Parent chair Philip Bergin leads the committee with Martha Pulver Carleen Schneider and others organizing food boutique kiddie corner kites and activities.
Bethlehem Star Chapter OES held sideliners night at the Troy Masonic Temple with Mrs. Gail Brimmer and Donald Tozier presiding. The event featured a Mother's Day poem, a performance of The Friendship Train, and a food sale led by Mrs. Engner and Mrs. Robillard. Invitations were extended for upcoming chapter visits and a memorial service is slated for May 26.
An education center run by the Sisters of Mercy will operate at Mercy High School Albany from July 1 to August 4. Coordinated by Sister Mary Ann Walsh, sessions run 9 to 11 15 a.m. covering English grammar mathematics and reading for grades 7 8 and earlier grades 2 6 plus personal typing for grades 7 12. Registration is Monday June 28 from 9 to noon at Mercy High. Further information by writing Mercy Education Center Mercy High School 310 South Manning Blvd Albany 12208.
A quirky column glances at night hunting color blindness, newborn giraffes, a blue whale’s heavy tongue, and peculiar facts about eggs and lifespans. It weaves jokes about engineers pay, expectant mothers eating coal, and a mix of anecdotes about crime, nominating officials, peach trees, chimpanzee counting, and tax audits with a light satirical tone.
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