Saratogian Guilty Plea Speak to Forgery and Assault
Robert Bouford 24 of 83 State St Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty to one count in full satisfaction for eight counts of first degree forgery with restitution and a one year jail term suspended. probation two years. Thomas Spaulding 27 of Albany pleaded guilty to third degree assault in a case involving a 17 year old Cohoes boy. six months in jail with credit for time served since Jan. 30. Both men indicted in the county court May term before Judge Edward T Sullivan in Ballston Spa.
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Robert Bouford
State St
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County
Edward T. Sullivan
Ballston Spa
Bouford
James A. Murphy
The
Loren N. Brown
Thomas Spaulding
Yates Village
Albany
Spaulding
John A. Simone
Cohoes
Halfamoon
Bonford
Mansfield Hose Co Plans Firehouse Barbecue and events
Mansfield Hose Co. plans a chicken barbecue at West Crescent firehouse on Sept. 2. Donald Williams, president, names Steven Sicko to run the kitchen and George Bryans to chair the ticket committee. The unit reports May activity includes three fires, one drill and one stand by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WK. Mansfield Hose Co
West Crescent
Donald Williams
Steven Sicko
George Bryans
Floyd Fernet
Saratoga Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Jonesville
Mohawk Hudson Firemen
Latham
Halfmoon
Williams
Hudson
Junior Hi Council Selects Officers
New Shenenedehowa Junior High School student council officers were elected at Elnora. Robert Hickox was named president for next year, with Carol Dailey as vice president, Jeffrey Miller as secretary, and Robert Waller as treasurer. Delegates for next year’s 8th and 9th grades were chosen, including Deborah Behuniak, Dennis Cotcamp, Donna Gage, Patricia Jakeman, Robert Lamy, Robin Lovelock, Aaron Morris, Mark Crabbe, Janellen Jenny, Melissa Joslin, Emily Karandy, Tom Mickles, and Sue Zeleznicki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenenedehowa
Elnora
Robert Hickox
Carol Dailey
Jeffrey Miller
Robert Waller
Deborah Behuniak
Dennis Cotcamp
Donna Gage
Patricia Jakeman
Robert Lamy
Robin Lovelock
Aaron Morris
Mark Crabbe
Janellen Jenny
Melissa Joslin
Emily Karandy
Tom Mickles
Sue Zeleznicki
Mrs. McKnight's Funeral Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth McKnight, 82, of Porter Corners, who died Friday night, will be held at 2 p.m. today from the Kark and Tuni son Funeral Home in Saratoga Springs. Interment will be in South Corinth Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Clarence McKnight, one son, Oliver McKnight of Nedham, Mass, and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McKnight
Porter Corners
Kark and Tunison
Saratoga Springs
South Corinth
Clarence McKnight
Oliver McKnight
Nedham
Mass
Cambridge Man Joins Law Firm in Glens Falls
Richard McLenithan son of Mr and Mrs Emerson Mc Lenithan of Cambridge has joined the law firm of McPhillips Fitzgerald and Meyers of Glens Falls after completing Albany Law School This month He is a 1960 Cambridge Central School graduate and 1964 University of Vermont alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McLenithan
Emerson McLenithan
R.D
Cambridge
Albany Law School
McPhillips, Fitzgerald, and Meyers
Glens Falls
McLenithan
Cambridge Central School
University of Vermont
Cambridge Twins Begin Army Reserve Summer Camp
Stephen F. and Peter V. Morse, 20, sons of George and Mrs Morse of Cambridge, left for Ft Devens Mass to attend Army Reserve Training Corps summer camp. They are 1964 Cambridge Central School graduates and St. Lawrence University alumni set to receive commissions as second lieutenants after training. Mrs Morse will visit her parents in New Jersey during their camp.
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Stephen F
Peter V. Morse
George Morse
S. Union Street
Cambridge
Ft Devens
Mass
Army Reserve Training Corps
Mr. Morse
Washington County
Stephen
Peter
St. Lawrence University
Alpha Tau Omega
Cambridge Central School
Morses
U.S. Army
Ft. Jevens
Peter Morse
New Jersey
Police Call Box Set Up For Public
Mayor Warren Towns announced a street phone with direct link to Police Chief's home installed on Broad Street in a taxi call box near Greenwood's IGA. Police Chief Walter Woolley backs 24 hour unlocked access for public need, with locking if abused.
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Warren Towns
Broad Street
Greenwood
IGA
Towns
Walter Woolley
Broad
Ferry Streets
Chamber Night Set At Raceway in Saratoga Springs
The sixth annual Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce night at Saratoga Raceway is set for 6 30 p m Monday June 26 with a 200 person sellout. Haswell W Ingmire chairs the committee and the chamber will award a trophy to the winning owner of the Saratoga Springs Division of The Battle of Saratoga a $15000 stake.
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Saratoga Springs
Spa Court Suspends Two Jail Terms
William Morehouse 18 of 52 Catherine St Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty to petty larceny and received a 30 day suspended sentence. Kathy Brophy 22 of Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and received a suspended 30 day sentence for abusing police at Angies Garage. William Howard Jr of Ballston Lake pleaded guilty to two counts of disorderly conduct from a fist fight in Railroad Place and to public intoxication with sentencing postponed to Friday. William McCormick 18 of 187 Woodlawn Ave Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty to being a wayward minor with sentencing to follow.
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William Morehouse
Catherine St
Saratoga Springs
LeRoy Y. Walbridge
Robert Patterson
Kathy Brophy
Angie's
Henry Street
William Howard Jr
Ballston Lake
Railroad Place
William McCormick
Woodlawn Ave
Hibbard Celebrates 100th Birthday at Middle Grove Home
Bertrand E. Hibbard, a Glens Falls native and former photographer apprentice, celebrated his 100th birthday at the Homestead infirmary in Middle Grove, Saratoga County. He recalled the 1888 blizzard, spoke of a 70 year marriage to Ada Hall, and remains active with humor. Victor Gemmill and staff hosted the party with many friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand E. Hibbard
Homestead Infirmary
Middle Grove
Saratoga County
Glens Falls
Glens Falls Academy
Elwood Seminary
C. L. Lovejoy
Schuylerville CDA Installs New Court Officials
Mrs. Robert Hathaway was installed as grand regent of Court Stella Maris, Catholic Daughters of America, Schuylerville, with Mrs. Catherine McDonough as district deputy installing officer. Other officers include Vice grand regent Mrs. Lawrence Alheim, prophetess Mrs. James Carey, monitor Mrs. Robert Haley, financial secretary Mrs. David Hatin, treasurer Miss Rita Boivin, lecturer Mrs. Bee Cher Baldwin, historian Alma Boivin, sentinel Rachel Myers, organist Atha Winney, trustees Lillian Hughes and John Wood, with assistant monitor Mrs. Francis Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hathaway
Stella Maris
Catholic Daughters of America
Schuylerville
Catherine McDonough
Ballston Lake
Lawrence Alheim
James Carey
Monitor
Robert Haley
David Hatin
Rita Boivin
Bee Cher Baldwin
Alma
Boivin
Rachel Myers
Atha
Winney
Lillian Hughes
John Wood
Francis Murphy
Students Exhibit AN Art Exhibit From Greenfield and Wilton Pupils
Elementary pupils from Greenfield and Wilton display their artworks at the Saratoga Springs public library alongside sport car models. Richard R. Robillard serves as principal of both schools. Mrs. Phyllis Ferradino directed the art objects' creation.
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Greenfield
Wilton
Saratoga Springs
Richard R. Robillard
Phyllis Ferradino
Clifton Park Tomorrow Primary Set For Local Races
Clifton Park gears up for tomorrow's Republican primary with Martin L. Jewett facing Justice of the Peace nominee Robert I. Doran for a two year supervisor term. Jewett, long time local businessman, is a Democrat-Independent former highway official. Doran, attorney with Newkirk Associates, serves on planning and zoning boards and holds NY bar memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Park
Martin L. Jewett
Justice of the Peace
Robert I. Doran
Jewett
Fred W. Droms
Doran
Jewetl
Jewett Foundry
Ushers Road
Marjorie
Newkirk Associates Inc
Latham
New York State Bar Association
Albany
Saratoga
Joan
Clifton Knolls
Vernon Wood
Henry Boyack
Jesse O. Congdon
William Horstman Jr
Justice of Peace
Elmer D. Ashdown
Mr. Carrozza Dies After Home Fall
Daniel A. Carrozza 80 of Taylor Apartments died Saturday morning at Albany Medical Center Hospital after a Friday fall at his home. Albany County coroner not yet issuing verdict. He was a former RPI plumber, St Anthony's School special police officer, born in Brooklyn, longtime Troy resident. Survived by wife Marion Akin Carrozza, two sons, two brothers, a sister, and four grandchildren. Funeral at John J. Sanvidge Funeral Home Tuesday then Requiem High Mass at St Anthony's Church. Interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Daniel A. Carrozza
Taylor Apartments
Albany Medical Center
Carrozza
Albany County
William E. Sheridan
RPI
St. Anthony’s School
Brooklyn
Troy
St. Anthony’s Church
Marion Akin Carrozza
Lawrence
East Hartford
Conn
Daniel A. Carrozza Jr
George
Florida
Frederick Carrozza
New Jersey
Florence Carrozza
John J. Sanvidge
115Th Street
4Th Avenue
St. Mary's Cemetery
Miss Nolan at 1967 Summer Conference
Miss Valerie Nolan a business education teacher at Cambridge Central School will join 299 other teachers at the 1967 Summer Methods Conference in Business Education at Salem State College Massachusetts this week. The event brings educators from over 25 states and Canada and is sponsored by the college and the Gregg Division of McGraw-Hill Book Co.
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Valerie Nolan
Cambridge Central School
Salem State College
Mass
States
Canada
Greggs Division
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Spa Telephone Listings Increase in Saratoga Directory
The Saratoga Springs telephone directory grows to 21 500 listings on 160 pages from 21 300 on 152 pages. John Greenwood, manager of the Saratoga District, announced the new listings take effect July 1. A total of 14 760 copies are published, up from 13 800 last year, with delivery due in about two weeks.
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Saratoga Springs
John Greenwood
Saratoga District
Greenwood
Schuylerville Man Earns B S Degree
Larry Burch son of Charles Burch of Schuylerville graduated from Lowell Technical Institute Massachusetts with a B S in paper engineering He will work this summer at International Paper Co Corinth and resume studies for a master's degree in the fall Attending were Mr Burch Robert Burch of Saratoga Springs and Mrs Barbara Kelly of New York City
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Larry Burch
Charles Burch
Schuylerville
Lowell Technical Institute of Technology
Massachusetts
International Paper Co
Corinth
Burch
Robert Burch
Saratoga Springs
Barbara Kelly
New York City
Dance Scheduled by Theight and Squares of Galway
Theight and Squares of Galway will hold a dance Friday at 8 p m at Galway Central High School. It will be the last dance of the season.
92 Former Dropouts Get Diplomas At Folsom
In Folsom California two by two the 52 graduates marched in blue gowns. They were inmates who completed elementary or high school at the prison and will be held there. The 49th annual convention of the Rensselaer County American Legion committee convened Friday evening. Delegates from 13 Legion posts in the county attended with officers to be elected and installed. Delegates and alternates to the State Department convention in Buffalo were chosen. Denis McGill, vice commander and Americanism chairman, will collect petitions for the Easter Present to God project supporting prayer in schools. All posts have gathered signatures for months.
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OLSOM
Calif
Rensselaer County
Folsom
American Legion Committee
Noble-Callahan
Legion
State Department
Buffalo
U.S
Everett Dirksen
Inmates Earn Eighth Grade Diplomas Amid Hopeful Futures
Members of the class of 67, all former inmates, vow to regain society roles. Jerry, 27, plans junior college then engineering. Bill, 25, a convicted murderer, sees a diploma aiding release and work. Robert, valedictorian, seeks schooling to salvage life. Some miss relatives at commencement as 80 percent of 2,500 inmates in prison await parole.
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Jerry
Bill
Robert
William
High school graduation words from a valedictorian speech
Samuel, valedictorian of the 34 graduates, speaks of overcoming obstacles as Assistant Warden Grant Sallaman praises the effort. He notes personal responsibility is key to rehabilitation and self help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Grant Sallaman
Troy Area Life Underwriters Elect New Officers
LeRoy C. Wildman of Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co. was elected president of the Troy Area Life Underwriters Association. New officers include R. Duncan Bryce of Prudential as first vice president and John W. Neahs of Equitable Life as second vice president, with Robert W. Brown of Prudential as secretary-treasurer. Board members for five years are Maurice Kelly of Murray-Kelly Associates Paul Mitchell CLU of John Hancock Insurance Co and Ben Solomon CLO of Metropolitan Life. Existing board members Julius Klingbiel Elwood McCabe and John R. Pattison continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy C. Wildman
The
Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co
Troy Area Life Underwriters Association
R. Duncan Bryce
Prudential Insurance Co
John W. Neahs
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Robert W. Brown
Maurice Kelly
Murray-Kelly Associates
Paul Mitchell
CLU
John Hancock Insurance Co
Ben Solomon
CLO
Metopolitan Life
Julius Klingbiel
Metropolitan Life
Elwood McCabe
Prudential
John R. Pattison
Connecticut
Mutual
On This Day In History June 19 1965 Ben Bella ousted
United Press International notes events on June 19 including the 170th day of 10867 with 195 to follow, Lou Gehrig born in 1903, Fremont nomination in 1856, eight hour day for U.S. workers in 1912, Federal Communications Commission creation in 1934, Ben Bella ousted in 1965, and a Willa Cather quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
New York
Lou Gehrig
Philadelphia
John Fremont
U.S
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Ben Bella
Willa Cather
Two Troy Auto Crashes Reported No Injuries
Two Troy area crashes occurred Friday afternoon near the Troy Menands Bridge and at 118th Street and Second Avenue. No injuries were reported. Bridge collision involved Alvin W. Rickman and Millie M. Gross. both cars towed. Second incident involved Michael J. Kenney and Bruno Sanzo. investigations by radio patrol officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Troy-Menands Bridge
118Th Street
Second Avenue
Alvin W. Rickman
Ontario
Albany
Millie M. Gross
Main St
Ravena
William H. Connors
James Nelligan
Rickman
Elm Street
Michael J. Kenney
Robert Rd
Waterford
Bruno Sanzo
Mechanicville Road
Kenney
Sanzos
Albert DiRienzo
Raymond T. White
Radio Patrol
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Mrs. McKnight
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A. W. Nevins
American Legion Auxiliary
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Mosher
Esther Boyce
Violet Kluz
Patricia Corsetti
Donna DeMarco
Barbara Elcox
Mary ‘Louise Martinel
Colleen Priest
Poppy
Stork
Koya Nikoloff
Clyde Greene
Greenwich
Greene
Sidney Linendell
Catherine Schuyler Home Bureau
Charles Magrow
Linda
Elizabeth
Joseph Gamache
Magrow
Kim Gamache
James Farrell
Springfield
Sally
Susan Gilmore
State Univerjsity
Emmett Gilmore
M. A. Duby
Saratoga Hospital
Byron Cheney
Thomas Fahre
Veterans Administration Hospital
John H. McCarthy Sr
Cohoes Memorial Hosptal
Spa Court
B. E. Hibbard
Schuylerville Cda
Richard T. Zeller
Shenendohowa
Board of Education
Mr. Carrozza
Miss Nolan
Spa
Edward J. Fitzpatrick
Catholic Central High School Music Department
St. Joseph’s Provincial House
Sue Ellen Kelly
Kathleen Downes
Father Fitzpatrick
Nancy Sleasman
Christine Piche
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