No Injuries Reported In Accident
A no car accident occurred at 20t Avenue and 23rd Street Tuesday afternoon. Raymond J. Roy of 1813 3rd Ave. drove west on 28rd Street and collided with Paul D. Lusie of 18 Western Ave who was going east on 23rd Street and turning left on 2nd Avenue. Lusie’s car went onto the sidewalk and lawn at Daniel Quinn Apartments on the northeastern corner. Damage affected the Lusie car’s rear right and Roy’s front right, with lawn damage as well. Patrolman Frank Degnan investigated.
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Luste
Roy Machine
Frank Degnan
Dr Noonan Reelected Watervliet School Board President
Dr John J Noonan was reelected president of the Watervliet Board of Education at a meeting in the Administration Building Thomas F Cavanaugh was reelected vice president Meagher Gardiner and Nash were named to the Auditing Committee The board designated depositories Watervliet Branch of State Bank of Albany and National Commercial Bank and Trust Co The Watervliet Tribune named official newspaper A petty cash and change fund authorized for the tax office Bonds authorized on tax office staff Regular meetings set for the third Tuesday of each month with special meetings by call
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John J. Noonan
Watervliet Board of Education
Thomas F. ‘Cavanaugh
Thomas F. Meagher
Robert C. Gardiner
J. Cotter Nash
Watervliet
State Bank of Albany
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Watervliet Tribune
Cancer Society Unit Will Meet In Watervliet
The Watervliet Service Unit of the American Cancer Society will gather at the Civic Center from 1 to 4 30 p.m. today to prepare dressings. Cochairmen Mrs James J Cooney and Mrs William Shickle will supervise the session.
Vaccine Clinic at Albany Health Office
An immunization clinic will be held at the Albany County Department of Health office in Watervliet City Hall from 9 to 9 30 a.m. today. Vaccines for diphtheria whooping cough tetanus polio and smallpox will be offered. Measles shots available for ages 1 to 17.
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Albany County
Cub Scouts Picnic Wins and Winners at Pack 39 Event
More than 125 cub scouts from Pack 39 at Wa terlvliet Civic Center joined parents for a family picnic at Methodist Farm West Sand Lake under Charles Kilcullen Donald Jones and William Whatley. Danny Schelde and Tom White won pre event eating contests and many cubs and non cubs earned prizes in balloon race sack race three legged race and other games. A mystery trip is planned for Saturday with departure at 9 am. Donald Jones chairs the event.
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Pack 39
Watervliet Civic Center
Methodist Farm
West Sand Lake
Charles Kilcullen
Donald Jones
William Whaley
Danny Schelde
Tom White
Robert Stockwell
Michael Trela
Kate Doescher
Warren Carr
William White
Kilcullen
Leo Ruede
Robert Ruade
Mark Isabelle
Kate Doescher J
Alan Isabelle
Jeffrey Ogden
Cubs
Denise Isabelle
Garry Isabelle
Carr
Mr. Kilcullen
Michael Ryan
Terry Ruede
Civic Center
Obituary of Mrs. Frank Chiera of Watervliet
Mrs. Frank Chiera of 206 93rd St Watervliet died at home after a long illness. Born Teresa Maria in Italy she lived here 47 years and was a communicant of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Survived by husband and three sons Joseph l Troy Bruno and Anthony Chiera Watervliet, 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Parker Brothers Memorial 1013 Broadway Watervliet at 9 a.m. Saturday and 930 a.m. Requiem High Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Interment in St Patrick Cemetery Watervliet.
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Frank Chiera
Watervliet
Italy
Teresa Maria
Chiera
Our Lady Fof Mount Carmel
Joseph l of
Troy
Bruno
Anthony Chiera
Parker Brothers Memorial
Broadway
Your Lady of Mount Carmel Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Hospital Patient Recovers After Surgery At Samaritan
Mrs. Frederick Samuels of 1615 Ninth Ave is recuperating at home after undergoing surgery at Samaritan Hospital in Troy.
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Frederick Samuels
Ninth Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Bloodmobile Volunteers Sought for Watervliet Visit
Mrs. Daniel S. Dwyer chairing the Watervliet Red Cross branch calls for volunteers to assist at the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. The event at the Behr-Manning plant runs Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with roles in reception, registration, canteen, motor service, and nurse aides. A six nurse staff and one custodian will operate from the Albany blood center serving 11 counties and aiming to collect 40 000 pints for 1987 68 fiscal year. Rensselaer County includes 49 visits and about 4 900 units. Additional planning by Mrs. Thomas Nash Frank E. Pitzpatrick and A Frank Bentley is noted.
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Daniel S. Dwyer
Watervliet
Rensselaer County Red Cross
Red Cross
Behr-Manning
Dwyer
New York
Red Cross Blood Center
Albany
Rensselaer County
Thomas Nash
Frank ‘E. Pitzpatrick
A. Frank Bentley
Summon Firemen To Two Blazes In Watervliet
Watervliet firefighters were summoned to two calls after 1 30 p m Tuesday. Pumper 2 responded to 1425 Broadway where a steak on a stove caught fire and was extinguished on arrival. Soon after the apparatus was sent to a rubbish fire behind the city incinerator on lower Broadway, extinguished by a booster line.
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Watervliet
Broadway
Lower Broadway
Relative Trust Not Always Good
JOLIET IL AP Being kissed by a kissing cousin is pleasant but being robbed by a friendly cousin is bad. John Stevens and his wife had brought the cousin from Chicago. A stranger with a gun robbed them of 600 dollars after a 4 a.m. knock at the door.
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Stevens
Retired Lunch Draws 91-Year-Old Yonkers Man
Bil Worthington, 91, of Yonkers N Y, was introduced at a Baltimore luncheon for retired persons. He said he spends time reading and travels to meetings of the American Association of Retired Persons. When asked what he reads, he noted he reads the Bible a lot and quipped he is cramming for the finals.
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Baltimore
Bil Worthington
Yonkers
N.Y
American Association of Retired Persons
Worthington
Master of Ceremonies
Color Television Reaches Germany at Berlin Exhibition
New York based UPI reports color television will debut in Germany at the Great German Radio Exhibition in Berlin from August 25 to September 3. The Berlin Tourist Office says exhibits near the foot of the radio tower will feature radio and television sets, stereo and hi fi gear, materials and accessories, with concerts fashion shows and sports competitions supplementing the displays.
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New York
UPI
Germany
Berlin
Paris Bans Parking Meters Vote Defeats Police Plan
Paris police chief Maurice Grimaud pushed to test parking meters but was met with strong motorist opposition. Municipal Council rejected the plan 47 to 41 as traffic congestion and rising tickets cited. Grimaud warned few undertakings rival the stubbornness of Parisians in seeking limits to parking amid long term transit fixes and more garages planned by 1968.
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Paris
Maurice Grimaud
Grimaud
First Paper Money in the Civil War Era
The United States government issued its first paper notes in 1861 called demand notes. They were payable on demand at government offices but did not become legal tender until 1862.
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U.S
Surveyor 4 Moon Shot Postponed by Electrical Fault
CAPE KENNEDY AP reports Surveyor 4, a camera carrying moon probe, was postponed after an Atlas Centaur stage developed electrical shorts in its fuel system. Technicians blamed valve malfunctions and plan to attempt a launch tomorrow, with scientists hoping for a successful Ameri lunar crater study.
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Deward
Jelmnain
Surveyor
Atlas Centaur
Centaur
London Kit-Eat Club and the Cat tavern pie tale
London's early 1700s literary circle centered on Christopher Cat, a Shire Lane tavern keeper. His pastry shop sold famed kit-eats or mutton pies associated with the Kit-Eat Club created by Cat for his literary patrons.
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London
Christopher Cat
Shire Lane
Cat
Flying the Flag at Iwo Jima Authorized Day and Night
The site of the famous Iwo Jima flag raising, known as the Always Flying location for the Marine Corps, has been granted authority to fly the U S flag continuously day and night.
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Suribachi
Marine Corps
Iwo Jima
U.S
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Dr. Noonan
Rohleder’s
Broadway, Watervliet
Frigidaire
King St
Uvwreo
RT. 4
Mechanicville, N. Y
Bubbles
Porterhouse
Maxwellhouse
Franks Plumptasty
Morton’s
T.V
Lincoln
Quant Tri
Thia Thien
South Vietnam
Menands
Watervice
Loudonville
Marine ‘Midland
Connetle
Air Auto-Teller
Holiday Inn
Midland
Marine Midland National
Bank OF TR O
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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