No One Hurt In Several Car Crashes
Watervliet Police reported three weekend auto accidents with no injuries. A five car crash at 3 16 p m on 19th Standard Avenue involved Charles Bak and Geraldine Hoffman. Hoffman's car towed with front end damage. A second crash at 23rd Street and 10th Avenue damaged Robert Gloak's left front fender and Francis Belyea's right front. A pickup and a station wagon collision at 25th Street and 2nd Avenue damaged the left front of the station wagon and the other vehicle.
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Watervliet
Frank Degnan
19Th Standard Avenue
Charles F. Bak
4Th Ave
Geraldine Hoffman
Park Lane Fast
Menands
Hoffman
Goung
3Rd Avenue
23Rd Street
10Th Avenue
Robert Gloak
578Th Ave
Francis L. Belyea
2Nd Avenue
Gloak
Belge
League To Meet In Presbyterian Church Lounge
The Service League of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 8 p.m. today in the church lounge. Mrs. Lillian Squadere will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service League of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Lillian Squadere
East All-Stars Win Junior R Cage Game
The East All-Stars defeated the West 71 to 47 in a junior district basketball game Saturday at Maplewood School. The Watervliet Junior iR Club of St. Basil's Church organized the event with dances and a banquet afterward. District governor Patricia Nizinkirek presided over a Sunday banquet and trophy awards. Stephen Kenn guided as general chairman with Joyce Duffney, Susan Karnarchuk, Gregory Rentz, and Miss Nizinkirek assisting in hosting and housing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East All-Stars
Maplewood School
Watervliet
St. Basil's Church
Cohoes
Binghamton
Auburn
Syracuse
Endicott
Patricia Nizinkirek
Stephen Kenn
Joyce Duffney
Susan Karnarchuk
Gregory Rentz
Miss Niainkirek
Welfare Unit Chairmen Appointed
The society met with Mrs. Gertrude Sayers in charge. She appointed Mrs. Alberta Potter sunshine chairman, Mrs. Agnes Brady social chairman, and Mrs. Dorothy Preston publicity chairman. Donations were voted to the Crippled Children's Fund and the Heart Fund. The Schuyler Park is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sayers
Sayers
Alberta Potter
Sunshine
Agnes Brady
Dorothy Preston
Crippled Children’s Fund
Heart Fund
Schuyler Park
Breakfast Plans By Catholic Groups
The Ukrainian Catholic Daughters of St Nicholas Church will meet at 8 p m in the church hall to discuss a joint Communion breakfast with the Catholic Daughters and Catholic Sons planned for Sunday. John Kawola is president of the Catholic Sons and Mrs Julia Hostig is president of the Catholic Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas’ Church
John Kawola
Catholic Sons
Julia Hostig
Lite League To Set Dates Meeting Tonight
Waterville Little League officials will meet at 7 30 p m in the Waterville Civic Center to plan the season. Discussion will cover managers posts league schedule player registration and opening day program.
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Watervliet Little League
Watervliet Civic Center
Club Discusses Snow Tire Study at Watervliet Rotary
The Watervliet Rotary Club held a noon meeting in Fellowship Hall with a discussion on studded snow tires led by Gregory Kenosian. Albert Squire presided, Rev Louis Keeler gave the invocation, and guests were introduced by Joseph C Dello. Edward Reis announced next week's speaker John Kelly of Friction Materials Division, Bendix Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet Rotary Club
Fellowship Hall
Gregory Kenosian
Albert Squire
Louis D. Keeler
Emile Carricala
Leo A. McCarthy
Joseph C. Dello
Edward Reis
John Kelly
Bendix Corporation
Goldberg to Sets Conference With U Thant
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg halted in New York to arrange a private meeting with Secretary General U Thant before heading to Washington to meet President Johnson. Thant, back at UN after Burma, indicated no peace talks while US bombing North Vietnam continues. Goldberg's itinerary included Manila and stops in Japan, South Korea, Nationalist China, and the Philippines.
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United Nations
N. Y
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
U Thand
Washington
Johnson
Thant
U.N
Burma
North Vietnam
United States
Nort
Vietnam
Goldberg
Manila
Japan
South Korea
China
Philippines
Doctor Says Mao's Brain Affected
Berlin AP reports East German doctor Dr Eric Bonde-Lee who spent 30 years in China suspects Mao Tse-tung has hardening of the brain. He cites Mao's uncontrolled behavior and says the Cultural Revolution will hinder China’s industry for years while a power struggle unfolds. The doctor blames a clash between idealists and individualists among Chinese youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
China
Mao Tse-tung
Eric Bonde-Lee
Mao
Red Guards
Bende-Lee
Mother Of Troy Store Owner Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Johanna Petruska of 2 117th St. mother of Andrew Petruska, owner of Andy's Sporting Goods Inc., Troy, died yesterday after a long illness. Born in Hungary, she lived in Troy 57 years and was a St. Augustine’s Church parishioner and Sacred Heart Sodality member. Widow of George Petruska, she leaves two daughters and five sons, 17 grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.m. from Frank P. McDonald Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. high mass at St. Augustine's. interment in St. John's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Petruska
Andrew Petruska
Andy’s Sporting Goods,Inc
Troy
Veronica Dela Rosa
Mechanicville
Joseph l and
Michael
Paul Petruska
Clifton
N. d
Frank P. McDonald
Second Ave
St. Augustine’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Bertha Kornetzki
Main Ave
Wynantskill
East Greenbush
Frank Kornetzki
First Reformed Church
Iron Caldron
Kenneth F. Korietzki Sr
Mrs Hardy of Corinth Dies at Spa Hospital
Olive C. Hardy 76 wife of J Warren Hardy of RD 1 Corinth died yesterday at Saratoga Hospital after a long illness. Born in Oakland California she was daughter of the late Charles and Mary Walker and active in the Horace D Washbury Post Auxiliary American Legion of Corinth. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Dorothy Babcock Pleasant Hill California a son Chester Green Riverside California two sisters Mrs Leland Ives Corinth and Mrs Charles Osgood Lake Placid six grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at 10 a m tomorrow from First Methodist Church Corinth with Rev Delbert Smith officiating assisted by nephew Rev Leland R Ives of Pierpont Ohio Interment Oakwood Cemetery Tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive C. Hardy
J. Warren Hardy
RD 1
Corinth
Saratoga Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Charles
Mary E. White Walker
Troy
Horace D. Washbury Post
American Legion
Dorothy Babcock
Pleasant Hill
Chester Green
News Board in Tokyo Lights Out After 39 Years
The electronic board atop the Asahi newspaper building, a Tokyo landmark since 1928, flashed news to residents for 39 years. A new expressway, rising skyscrapers, and dense neon signs have blocked the view, ending its display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Asahi Newspaper
Britain
Castleton Youth Fined $50 on Driving Charges
Kenneth Reed, 16, of Sunset Road Castleton, was fined 350 in Rensselaer Police Court after a Sunday night property damage crash. He allegedly left the scene of an auto collision with a parked vehicle owned by Arnold Bell near 524 Broadway. Reed, charged with operating with a junior license unaccompanied, faces automatic license revocation. He also paid 25 for leaving the scene. Rocco is 2 of Box 56 Route 150 East Schodack forfeited 20 for failure to appear. Corellis arrested Friday on Columbia Street for speeding and running a red light. bail set at 10 for each charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth’ Reed
Sunset Road
Castleton
Rensselaer
Thomas Owens
Broadway
Reed
Arnold Bell
Hampton Hotel
Albany
Third Avenue
LaVerne Lewis
Rocco
Route 150
East Schodack
Corellis
Columbia Street
Nen Ernest ‘“Mannstrom and
Owens
Aiken Avenue
Tourism Up In Britain Records Three Million Visitors
The British Travel Association reports three million tourists visited Britain last year with 754000 Americans among them. The organization notes the 1966 tourist volume rose 15 percent from 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourism Up London
The
British Travel Association
Britain
Deaths of Mrs Helen Van Steenburg and others in Troy area
A list of obituaries for Helen Van Steenburg of 433 First St. widow of Francis Van Steenburg dies after a long illness. Also noted are Bertha Kornetzki of Wynantskill aged 82, widow of Frank Kornetzki who ran a well drilling business. Margaret Zeoli wife of the Volcano Restaurant chief chef, with funeral details. Katherine T McKiff formerly of 321 First St. Troy, retired Cluett Peabody worker and St Joseph's Church parishioner. Funeral and interment arrangements provided for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine T. McKiff
Katherine T. McKift
First St
Troy
Johnsonville WSCS Plans Activities
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Christ Methodist Church Johnsonville met with president Mrs Ralph Button. Planning for upcoming events followed with a food and dress sale set for April 8 at the fire hall and the ham supper planned for April 29. The next meeting is set for April 12 at Mrs Benjamin Hill's home. Local El Salvador voting developments and a New York trip for the Mothers Club were also noted with reservations open.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Christ Methodist Church
Johnsonville
Ralph Button
Ernest Abbott
Willett Hunt
Albert Colarusso
Waldo Becker
Raymond Gifford
Forrest
Benjamin Hill
Button
Buttons
Fire Hall
Springfield
Salvador
el Salvador
Fidel Sanchez
Floyd Burdick
Arnandez
Norman Cushing
National Conciliation Party
PCN
New York
Nicholas Tate
Herbert Rifenburg
Race
Burdick
Club
St. Joseph’s School
Mittee
Sanchez
Joan Forencco
Eliza
Fraternal Society Meets For Spaghetti Supper
The Italian Fraternal Society will meet at 8:30 p.m. today in the clubrooms with Philip Busone presiding. Returns for the spaghetti supper will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Busone
Staff Named By Alplaus Methodists
The Alplaus Methodist Church elected Mrs. Marvin Lewis and J. Eugene Van Vranken as trustees for three years. Other officers include Mrs. Caryle Herrick as Sunday School superintendent and Mrs. Francis Spoonogle as financial secretary. Additional chairmen named cover membership evangelism missions social concerns and more with Rev. James A. Farrell heading the nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alplaus Methodist Church
Marvin Lewis
J. Eugene VanVranken
Caryle Herrick
Francis Spoonogle
VanVranken
Francis Bundy
Charles Brown
Lewis
George Holzhauer
Clifford Reed
Levis
Carol Riddell
Edward Dawson
William Price
Livingston Hayes
William Riddell
Kenneth Bieber
Brown
Edith Chadbourne
C. R. Hockenberg
Arvin Lewis
George Holzhaur
William Vedder
Gardner Dingley
Joseph Curatolo
James A. Farrel
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Watervliet News
Ianch
Keith Marvin
Free S&h
Mutual Coal
2Nd Ave
Lite League
Denver
Mapelwood Conservation Club
Maplewood Firehall
Michael Nestuk
Stephen Sally
Edward Robideau
Louis Tetraull
Alan Jupin
U Thant
Save Union Bank Way
Union National Bank of Troy
Union Bank
Union National
Troy Post Office
Nion Vetiowal
Bians
Sycaway
Hoosick St
North Lake “Ave
Hoosic Valley
Schaghticoke
Troy Area
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
News Board
Helen’ van Steenburg
Helen van Steenburg
Francis van Steenburg
South Troy
Patrick
Helen Ford
St. Joseph’s Church
Rosary Society
Mary Keefe
Loudonville
Joseph. Ford
John H. Clinton
Washington Park
Third Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Russell F
Pater
Elmwood Cemetery
Zeoli
Margaret Zeoli
Second St
Volcano
Chicarelli
St. Patrick’s Church
James Mackey
John Wagner
Stewart Hagadorn
Harold Price
Harold Price Jr
James Hanlon
Paul Winney
Altar Rosary Society
Thomas and
Jane Kenney McKiff
Thomas J. McKiff
Stratford
Conn
J. W. Burns
WSCS
Green Island
Christine Beam
Alplaus Methodists
And
Leo. A. McCarthy
F. C., Morse Agency, Inc
AVE., Watervliet
Montco Factory
Montco Manufacturing Co
Amsterdam
Route
South Central Ave
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