Tell Me Why! Weaving through ages and mills
A reader contest announces winners for a question on why weaving exists and its history from cavemen to modern mills. It notes ancient origins in the Near East Egypt Europe China and Peru with fibers like wool cotton silk and colorful cloth.
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Peru
Mooncast SPACECENTER camera fails during Apollo 12 walk
Houston reports no video from the moon as Charles Conrad Jr. and Al Bean descend the ladder. Ground control and astronauts try hammer taps and light adjustments to revive a stuck color wheel and lens configuration, but streaks and black imagery persist.
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Clifton Park landfill opens Sundays for leaves only
Clifton Park Town Board allows the Vischer Ferry Road site to operate Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for leaf deposits through December 16 to reduce burning. A guard will direct depositors and prevent Sunday dumping as residents push for smoke-free air. The board also accepted David Lintz’s planning board of appeals resignation and discussed hiring a town police force with state police patrols suggested.
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Vischer Ferry Road
Roland Hubbs
David H. Lintz
Planning Board of Appeals
Robert L. Jerome
Communion Supper Planned by St. Peter’s Parish
St. Peter’s parish plans a family Communion supper for January 11. Tickets are sold by a committee led by Mrs. Marie Caruso and including Mrs. Kathleen Brearton Mrs. Grace Corina Mrs. Mary Fern Mrs. Mary Greenwood Miss Donna Gaglione Miss Barbara Bishop Miss June Maloney and Miss Margaret Smith. Further details will be announced.
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Marie Caruso
Kathleen Brearton
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Mary Fern
Mary Greenwood
Donna Gaglione
Barbara Bishop
June Maloney
Margaret Smith
Children Author Doris B Gold to Visit Albany Center
Doris B Gold of the Jewish Welfare Board will guest at the Albany Jewish Community Center Sunday December 7 at 3 p.m. She will present illustrated stories for pre schoolers and children six years and older.
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Jewish Welfare Board
Albany Jewish Community Center
Rosemary Legend Tied to Christmas Marys Rose
The herb Rosemary is linked to Christmas legends. White blossoms supposedly turned blue like the Virgin Marys cloak when she dried it on a bush during the flight into Egypt, giving the plant the name Marys Rose.
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