Four Fined for Attack on Bartender in Saratoga Springs
Four young men faced assault charges after a Feb 12 bar attack in the Phonsey’s Bar parking lot. They pleaded guilty to reduced disorderly conduct and were fined $25 each.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
3
Four young men faced assault charges after a Feb 12 bar attack in the Phonsey’s Bar parking lot. They pleaded guilty to reduced disorderly conduct and were fined $25 each.
The American Cancer Society annual crusade launches in Saratoga Springs on Monday April 10 and runs for one week with about 200 volunteers. City co chairmen are Lewis Rose and Bohn J. Carusone Jr. The goal for the city is 6000 dollars and Saratoga County aims for 21000 dollars. County teams compete to boost the largest percentage increase. Tompkins County California is a matched rival. County crusade chairman is James O'Brien of Saratoga Springs.
A special board meeting of the Greater Glens Falls Chamber of Commerce appointed Donald C Hallenbeck as executive vice president. Hallenbeck was active in the community before leaving the city in 1963 to join the University of Pennsylvania’s development staff and returned March 1 to oversee the Glens Falls YMCA fund drive.
Fort Edward Chamber of Commerce approves two new directors to fill unexpired terms of John Doty and Lawrence Corbett who resigned due to business pressures. New appointees are Raymond G. Williams, Double R. Cleaners, and Russell J. Holleran, South End Groceries proprietor.
Five units at the O Sullivan Motel on Canada Street Lake George burned in a 3 45 am blaze. Four units were occupied. all guests escaped unharmed. Firefighters were on scene from 1130 pm to 2 am. investigation will seek cause though no damage estimate is given. Nearby Surfside Motel was briefly threatened but containment kept damage to the O Sullivan structure.
The Spa City Zoning Board of Appeals will hear a request at 8 p.m. on Wednesday April 12 at City Hall to establish a business complex at 2 Franklin Square Saratoga Springs. Owner John Valetta seeks a $20,000 project for personal services shops offices and neighborhood stores in a former fashionable district. The attorney is William L. Ford.
John J. Carey to be installed exalted ruler at a 6:30 p.m. Tuesday dinner meeting at Woodlawn Avenue Clubhouse. Officers include Robert F. Schrade, D. Joseph Casey and Lawrence J. LaBelle. Also on schedule are a bowling banquet on April 19, a dinner dance on April 22, and a spaghetti supper on May 9 with Elks Scholarship awardees Linda McAllister and Paul Okosky.
Community notes and school updates list church district speakers, students earning honors, hospital recoveries, and education events. Names include A W Nevins Arlington Salem W D Graham Milton Sheldon DeMatteo Lavery Squires King Post Dillman Nacy Burch Elinor King Striking items mention Bausch & Lamb Science Award at Washington Academy High School and Parents Night for eighth graders across district.
Funeral services were held yesterday for William H Nichols of Saratoga Springs from Simone Funeral Home and St Clement's Church where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated. Interment was in St Peter's Cemetery Bearers were Herbert Du Fore Louis Du Fore Louis Scavone Joseph Braim Ralph Signore and Chris Andreadakis. Mrs Gibson Interment Burial services for Mrs Mary Halpin Gibson 80 of Flushing IL who died Wednesday will be held at Greenridge Cemetery Saratoga Springs at 2 p.m. today under direction of the Kark and Tunison Funeral Home. A native of Granville she had resided in Saratoga for 24 years before moving to Long Island. Survivors include two sons George Gibson of East Meadow IL and James Gibson of Chicago and one sister Miss Mildred Halpin of Saratoga Springs.
An early morning blaze destroyed a two story frame section of School No 4 in Wilton north of Sara Firemen saved the brick one story addition No injuries were reported and most pupils were on Easter vacation Supervising Principal Chester Ostrander cited smoke from a teacher's office and said about 90 students were enrolled with two thirds in the old section
Richard Kirschner general manager of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will be principal speaker at the 48th annual dinner in Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce set for 6 30 p m Wednesday April 12 at the Country Gentleman Restaurant The chamber will honor Espey Manufacturing and Electronics Corp Saratoga Industries Kirschner former executive director of the Brooklyn Academy of Music was manager last year of the Ypsilanti Green Theatre inaugural season which starred Judith Anderson and Bert Lahr He is a St Louis native raised in Kansas City educated at the University of Texas He has consulted for the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts the Ithaca Festival The Front Street Theater in Memphis and the New York State Council on the arts His new post will supervise development public relations and fiscal management and he was with the American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy at Stratford Conn for seven years.
Saratoga County Democratic Committee will meet at 7 pm Tuesday April 18 at Saratoga Springs City Hall to endorse candidates opposing Republican incumbents for surrogate district attorney and coroner. James H. Glavin, county chairman, will preside.
The funeral of Marine Cpl. James J Bates 19 who was killed in action in Vietnam March 19 will be held Monday at 10 am from St Alphonsus Church Glens Falls where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated Interment will be in St Alphonsus Cemetery Queensbury
Glens Falls Permanent Firemen's Association raised more than $4,300 for the family of Fred Monroe of Bolton Landing, killed Feb 22 when a boat storage building roof collapsed. He left five children, youngest four, twins among them. Mrs Monroe is due in September. Chief Arnold French was seriously injured and hospitalized.
Acting Chief James E. Duggan warned Glens Falls dog owners of rising reports of missing dogs. A dog recently disappeared and its collar and license were discarded, suggesting theft. Patrols and the city dog warden were ordered to watch for anyone handling dogs, with owners urged to keep pets confined and report suspicious activity. The dog warden now has a police radio for daytime incidents.
Stanley Anderson of Glens Falls has been appointed as work unit conservationist for Warren County by the Soil Conservation Service. He will collaborate with the Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District directors to plan and install soil and water conservation practices. The work unit office is housed in the Warren County Municipal Center at Lake George.
Rehearsals underway for the West Glens Falls Volunteer Fire Company and Auxiliary Minstrel Show to be staged April 28 and 29 in the Queensbury Senior High School auditorium. Director Donald A. Chase says the family entertainment aims to support the fire company’s New Truck fund, with Harold E. Robillard urging community backing.
In Juda Wisconsin mourners prepare memorial services for Linda Moe and eight classmates killed when their motel was struck by a jet airliner in New Orleans. Survivors return from the pre graduation trip as teachers recall their hard work and planned futures. Private services run through Monday as the town honors the seniors.
Police investigated a late night two car collision at the Washington Street and Bensonhurst Avenue junction in Saratoga Springs. Edward Dugan and Rose Bagnoli were the drivers. both vehicles sustained damage as one car failed to yield at a stop sign.
Foreign troops shift into Belgium as NATO military command sets up at an old camp 30 miles south of Brussels after France expulsion. The move follows the arrival of desks files maps telephones typewriters and radio equipment to equip the new command post.
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