Police Sergeant James T. Jack Dies After Illness
Sergeant James T. Jack of the Westchester Parkway Police died Saturday at Tepts Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was 58 and had trained bloodhounds used in missing person and escape cases across the county. Interment was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery after a funeral Mass attended by county officials and police from multiple departments. He served in the Navy in World War II and joined the Parkway Police in 1945. He is survived by two children, Thomas Jack and Margaret Bartro, and a sister.
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Gergeant
James T. Jack
Westchester County Parkway
State Police
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Emi
Irvington
Sack
Thomas
Mary Comiskey Jack
Mount Pleasant
Harrison
New York Central Police
Westchester Parkway
U.S. Navy
Police
Jane Bannon
Thomas Jack
Park Avenue
Robert
Margaret) Bartro
Nyack
Milton Kinne
South Buckhout Street
Dwyer Funeral Home
Tarrytown
Brandeis Degree For Eve Marder Honors Biology
Eve Marder daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Marder of 56 White Road earned a Bachelor of Arts cum laude with honors in biology at Brandeis University. A Dean's List student completed a thesis titled The Effect of My on the Behavior of fetstsiiMM. She plans to attend graduate school at UC San Diego.
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Ve Marder
Wend
Eric Marder
Whiteai Road
Aris Deg
Sturer
University of California At
Gan Diego
Experts and Generational Wisdom Echo Across Papers
An old editorial quip notes that experts are paid regardless of outcome. A compiler mocks claims that past generations were less gnarly than their parents, while today people deem their children smarter. The exchanges parody shifting judgments across eras.
Village Garage Approved for Irvington by Hudson River Valley Commission
The Hudson River Valley Commission approved a new village garage for Irvington to be used by the village mechanic. Located on South Astor Street near the sewage treatment plant, the 1600 square foot structure is estimated to cost $20,000.
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Hudson River Valley Commission
Vilage
Irvington
Astor Street
Karen Palmer Honored at Irvington Bridal Shower
Miss Karen Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Palmer of 28 Willow Street was honored at a bridal shower recently. The party was hosted at the home of Miss Therese Gendron of Irvington by Miss Gendron and Miss Nancy Murphy, bridal attendants, and Mrs John J Taylor of Irvington. Miss Palmer will wed Richard Harmer of Hartsdale in September.
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Karen Palmer
Edward J. Palmer
Willow Street
Therese Gendron
Irvington
Gendron
Nancy Murphy
John
J. Taylor
Miss Palmer
Richard Harmer
Hartsdale
Red Cross Branch Names 1969 70 Officers and Board
Mrs Gwillym R Thomas becomes Chairman of the Mid Hudson Branch of the American Red Cross as 1969 1970 officers are announced. The new board includes Mrs Mark Pratt and Mrs Ernest Bowen of Hastings, and Mrs George H Lindsey Mrs C O Strother and Mrs Harold Haff of Dobbs Ferry. Nominating Committee members are Mrs Truman Hall chairman Mrs Howard Drake and Mrs Harold Haff. Officers for 1969 1970 are Chairman Mrs Gwillyn W Thomas Vice Chairman Mrs Wallace Ryan Recording Secretary Mrs Leslie B Toll Corresponding Secretary Miss Alice Denike Treasurer Mrs James Robbins all of Dobbs Ferry.
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Gwillym R. Thomas
C.O. Strother
Dobbs’ Ferry
Mid-Hudson
American Red Cross
West Clinton ‘Avenue
Mark Pratt
Ernest Bowen
Hastings
George H. Lindsey
C. O. Strother
Harold Haff
Dobbs Ferry
Truman Hall
Howard Drake
Irvington
Gwillyn W. Thomas
Wallace Ryan
Leslie B. Toll
Dobbs
Alice Denike
James Robbins
Admiral Gorrissen to Visit Portland for Rose Festival
Radarman Third Class Willy J. Gortissen, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gorissen of Barney Park, will visit Portland aboard the destroyer USS Theodore Chandler for the 1969 Rose Festival. The festival, dating to 1905, spans parades dances appearances of Hollywood stars the crowning of a queen a ski tournament auto races rose shows a Teenage fair and a Queen's Ball. Navy ships will be open to the public during the visit as part of community outreach in the Pacific Northwest.
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Willy J. Gortissen
USN
W. E. Gorissen
Barney Park
Portland
Ore
Theodore Chandler
Hollywood
Mount Hood
U.S. First Fleet
Navy
Pacific Northwest
Deserted Regions Dominate Arizona Nevada Utah
The article notes that the majority of the states of Arizona Nevada and Utah consist of desert terrain. It highlights the vast arid areas shaping geography and climate across these states.
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Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Henri Fluchere Leads Amvets Group at Atlantic City Convention
Henri Fluchere of Oak Street chaired the Veterans and Armed Service Affairs Commission at the American Veterans Committee annual convention. He steered policy on the draft, code of military conduct, administrative discharges, and the National Guard amid discussions and adoption. He was reelected to the AVC National Board and as Veterans Affairs Commission Chairman.
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Henri Fluchere
Amvets Group
Atlantic City
Oak Street
Veterans and Armed Service Affairs Commission
The
American Veterans Committee
Fluchere
National Guard
Flachere
Westchester County
Advisory Commission For
National Board
AVC
Veterans Affairs Commission
Former Residents Return for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beck and their sons Robert and Kenneth, once of Aqueduct Lane and now in West Virginia, visited at the home of Mrs. Anna Beck, 7 South Dutcher Street, recently.
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Thomas Beck
Robert
Kenneth
Aqueduct Lane
West Virginia
Anna Beck
South Dutcher Street
Ruth Fleischer Earns Michigan History BA
Ruth Frances Fleischer of 45 Whitetail Road received a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from the University of Michigan last month.
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Ruth Frances Fleischer
Whitetail Road
University of Michigan
Weather affects bee and wasp aggression on windy days
On windy and cloudy days when bees, wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets cannot forage for food, they become more likely to sting than on days when they can work.
Feed costs dominate pork production
Feed makes up about 75 per cent of the cost of pork production, highlighting the major role of feed prices in pork industry economics and producer budgeting.
Sp Matthew Matney Now in Vietnam
Army Specialist Four Matthew J Matney, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph L Matney of 27 So Eckar Street, assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division Airmobile in Vietnam as a mechanic. His wife Geraldine resides at Sherman Coutts, Lake Mohegan, Yorktown Heights, New York.
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Matthew. J. Matney
Ralph L. Matney
So. Eckar Street
1St Cavalry Division
Vietnam
Geraldine
Sherman Coutts
Lake Mohegan
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Niagra U Grants Allen Brown Economics Degree
Allen Brown of 15 East Clinton Avenue received a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Commerce from Niagara University’s School of Business Administration.
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Allen Brown
East Clinton Avenue
School of Business Administration
Niagra University
Scale Insects Threaten Trees and Shrubs
Scale insects severely damage trees and shrubs by feeding on plant juices from leaves twigs and branches, weakening plant health and vigor.
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Parkway Police
Brandeis
Eve Marder
Bill Trimble
Ellicottville
York
John Maverick
Cherryvale
Kans
Ce GeeeUae Ens
New York
Siythe- Joseph Aathe
Joseonne Jane Hoffman
George
George M
Red Cross Branch
Adm
W. J. Gorrissen
Lyric
Thomas Houston
Main Street
Irvington, N.Y
Ardsley
Matthew Matney
Niagra U
Peggy
Wally Crawford
Main St. Eves
P, Ambra
Main
Irvington, N. Y
Builders Supply
Arnesto Paints
Anderson
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