Saratoga Pays Homage To Heroes Memorial Day 1960
Saratoga Springs observes Memorial Day with a three division parade along Broadway to Lincoln Avenue and Greenridge Cemetery. Attendees hear a brief address by Charles J. La Belle de., with Cmdr Joseph Arpey as master of ceremonies and Rev. Howard R. Foye delivering the invocation. The event features the Saratoga Springs High School and Mortis Memorial bands, veterans groups, and scouts, led by grand marshal William Phillips.
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Saratogs Springs
Broadway
Lincoln Avenue
Greensidge
Charles J. la Belde
Saratoga Springs
Board of Education
la Belle
United States
Joseph Arpey
Dominick.Smadene Post
Howard R. Foye
Presbyterian Church
Simon “Lalarczyk
St.Peter’s Church
Cmdr. Arpey
Cmdr
Edward Beagte
Gurller Brothers Post
VFW
Saratoga Springs High School
Charles E. Mortis
Eagles
Conventional
Lincoln, Avenue
Lincoln
Greenridge Cemetery
Alice
William Phillips
656Th
Saratoga Air Base
Company BR. National Guard
Gold Star
Stancote National School of Accordion
Roy Scouts
Hevalulion
Saratoga County Attorney Fees Questioned in Town Accounts
A State audit report finds Saratoga County Attorney John W. Nichols was paid for legal services by the towns of Edinburgh and Day during 1957 to 1959. Five payments totaling 5500 to Nichols for municipal matters were deemed improper as such services should have been provided without charge. The Day town case covers four payments totaling 400, with the controller noting the county attorney was authorized to render non litigious services to towns when not conflicting with county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Edinburgh
State Dept. of Audit and Control
Edinburg
John W. Nichols
Saratoga County
Nyles Awl Ponds
Examiner
Day
Nichols
Board of Supervisors
Upstate Man Arrested For Arson And Burglary Case
A 24 year old Washington County man is jailed in Salem awaiting grand jury action on charges of arson burglary and related offenses. Police say two men broke into a Fort Edward camp owned by Jesse Randall and stole household items before a fire destroyed the two story building. One man is in an area hospital with burns. the other is in custody after prior release on a petty larceny sentence.
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Washington County
Salem
Fort Edward
Greyfort
Joseph Delsignore
Hunter
Jesse Randall
Port Edward
Beiing
Revealng
Schuylerville School District Holds Budget Meeting
The Schuylerville Central school district schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium to adopt the 1960 61 budget and elect a five year trustee to succeed Alexander Adamson of Victory Mills. A petition is filed by Mr Alleunsen and other candidates may obtain petitions at the high school. Catholic Daughters install District Deputy Dan Fergus and officers led by Mrs James E Carey at a K of C meeting with a social hour and a $10 prize donation for Schuylerville Central School graduates next month. The next meeting is set for June 9 with Miss Ann Wild chairing the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylerville Central School
Auditoriun
Alexander Adamson
Victory
Mills
Alle Unsen
Dan Fergus
Saratoga Springs
Catholic Daughters of America
James E. Carey
K. of Chame
Ann Wild
Ann Wild As Chairman of the Social Hour. ‘ Instated In Addition To Mrs. Carey
Ving Grand Regent
Robert Tale
Floyd D
Taylor
Incturer
Gmer Boivin
Rita Boivin
Treas‘ucer
Philip Brown
Lewis Boex
Monitor
Francis Murphy
Sentinel
Spencer Roserarz
Berard P Falves
Dominick DeFabio
Esther Meater
Mary Kemen
Court McLaughlin
Immunization Clinic Scheduled at Salem School
AKS Immunization clinic will be held tomorrow in the elementary auditorium of Salem Venital School at 9 30 a m. Children age who have not yet received the required immunizations are invited. The fourth polio vaccination will be offered, along with vaccines for diphtheria tetanus whooping cough and smallpox. Dr Gerald Fincke and Dr Fizahech Grant will supervise the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKS
Salem Venital School
Gerald Fincke
Fizahech Grant
Upstate Community College Nears Reality in Schuylerville
Homer Dearlove, district superintendent, told Old Saratoga Club members at St. Stephen’s Parish House that a planned Upstate Community College for the Schuylerville area is nearing approval. A statewide survey indicates strong local tax support and readiness to fund a diverse curriculum including liberal arts, technical, nursing, and engineering. Final approval from the Board of Regents is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Dearlove
Washington County
Memgers
Old Saratoga Club
House of St. Stephen's Episcipal Church
Schuylerville
Dearlove
Schuyterville
State Department of Education
Warren
Washington
Saratoga
Soard of Regents
Dearlave
Mr. Boyce Named Rural Mail Carrier in Schuylerville
Spencer Boyce Jr. is named rural mail carrier in Schuylerville by Postmaster Wilston Reel. He will start duties Saturday June 11, succeeding Herbert Mann who retired in August after 29 years. A local grocer and partner in Greenwood and Boyce, Boyce plans to sell his half to Ernest Greenwood. A World War II veteran with a Purple Heart, he served in the 2nd Armored Division in the European Theater and was discharged as a sergeant in 1945. He is a Schuylerville High School Class of 1948 graduate, married to Marjorie White, with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Boyce Jr
Schuylerville
Wilston Reel
Boyce
Herbert Mann
Greenwood and Boyce
Boyer
Ernest Greenwood
2Nd Armored Division
Schuylerville High School
Marjorie White
Fire Damages Store At Argyle
A fire at the Del lisle general store in Argyle destroyed a large amount of supplies and merchandise. Flames were confined to the storefront door, with smoke and water damage overall. Fire chief Kenneth Hristal said a metal ceiling blocked the blaze from reaching an upper stock area. Fire departments from Argyle and Hartford volunteered helped control the blaze discovered by owner Ferdinando Pesisic as he opened the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellisle
Argyle
Hartford Volunteer Fire Co
Ferdinando Pesisic
Kenneth Hristal
Obituary notices for William Field and others in Whitehall
The obituary notices report the funeral for William Field 47 of Whitehall who died at Fox Hospital Oneonta with services at First Baptist Church Whitehall. Also listed are obituaries for Millard B Irish 98 of Moreau and Anthony Rovello 47 of Fort Edward with service details and survivor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Field
Whitehall
D&e
Fox Hospital
Oneonta
Wilson
Gunoune
First Baptist Church
North Elba
Lake, Bladd
Mary Manel
Patricia Ann
Wil
Niam Field
Bur Gress
Paul
Waterford
George
Hudson Fairy
Laurence
Allamont
Frances Plummer
Dorothy
Tea
Rensselaer
Gertrude Peery
Fort Edward
Gladys Mandl
Millard B. Irish
Man Jailed For Theft From Truck
Paul Leggett of Glens Falls was sentenced to 30 days in Saratoga County Jail for petit larceny involving 24.84 stolen from a dry cleaning truck in front of a Saratoga Springs shop between 1 30 and 2 p m Thursday. Detective Frank O Rourke arrested him, and driver Frank Palmer identified the suspect who attempted to ride to Glens Falls and recovered the money after Leggett fled. Palmer later found he had been short changed and alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Legget
Glens Falls
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Saratoga Springs
Stan Iry L. van Rensselace
Leggett
Frank O’rourke
Frank Palmer
Polica
Palmer
Legeed
Cureling Street
Spa
Two Injured In Accident Near Argyle
Two upstate men suffered injuries in a one car crash Friday on Route 197 between Fort Edward and Argyle. Clarence Shaw 18 and Michael Ward 16, both of Fort Edward, were treated at Glens Falls Hospital for injuries including knee and elbow trauma, with Shaw driving the car at the time of the collision. The Fort Edward Rescue Squad transported them. the vehicle belonged to Donald Chandler 16 of Fort Edward.
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Upstate
Fort Edward
Argyle
Slate
Clarence Shaw
Michael Ward
Shaw
Glens Falls Hospital
Ward
M. J. Wescott
Morean Zone
Donald Chandler
Armorer Retires After 33 Years At Whitehall
Frank Noonan retires after 33 years as armorer at the local state armory. He began the role on October 1, 1927 following Preston King. A World War I veteran, he served 20 years in the National Guard, retiring in 1939, and lives with his wife on Whitehall Comstock Road. Lester Gordon, a former armory employee, is to succeed him. Gordon is a World War I veteran who joined the local antitank company in 1940 and remains in the guard with the local tank company.
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Frank Noonan
State Armory
Tecenlix
Noonan
Preston King
Skeene Street
National Guard
Whitehall
Comstock Road
Lester Gordon
Armory
Gordon
Guard
Final Wynantskill Cub Scout meeting and awards held
The final meeting of Cub Scout Pack 30 at Wynantskill Elementary featured advancements in Wolf Bear and Lion ranks, graduation for John Lord and Thomas Champitto, a plaque for Jann Yipping, retirements, den chief awards, and a service project for migrants. The event included skits, inductions, and numerous recognitions overseen by Cubmaster William Tard and others.
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Wynantskill
William Tard
Debelos den
Robert Bull
Den
Dan Steen
Joh Miller
Frank Goyette
David Fazioli
Douglas Autsolief
Michael Madden
Thomas Gartell
Michael Favioli
Richard Piche
Timothy Dunne
John Cocca
John Kingaid
Richard Moore
William Powers
Mark Whitney
Dan Stren, Jr
Frank Standarski
Patrick Dunne
Thomas J. Simmons
Thomas Sryan
Robert Miner
Philip Glogowski
Kenneth Parley
Michael, Dravons
Paul Deecher
Lewis Tricarick
Michael Gore
Janes Bowman
Hei
Denner
Jack Mealy
Den 4
Dao Steen Jr
Kenneth Peters
James Worthington
Kenneth Farley
Frank Champitto
Sontmitieeman
Michael Farioli
David Palitsch
William, Campbell
Thomas Garrett
Ken Neth Farley
Frank Champittoe
John Lord
Thomas Champitto
Weas
Jann Tipping
Pack
Hfe
Yippins
Viola Sowalski
Howard Paul
Marvin Boomhower
Brunswick Sportsmen's Club
Helen Mihalke
John Miller
Steven Ball
Thomas Ryan
David Pallisch
Dan Steener
Donald Gill
Ricky Lee Bowman
Raymond Champitto
Tom
Dan Sankis
Jota Kincaid
Wallace MacAlpine
John Panichi
Kevin Panichi
Bruce Perry
Tom Champitto
Patrick Sankis
Ronald Quell
Timothy Tippins
Stillwater School Data Errors Cited
An examiner from the State Dept of Audit and Control cites bookkeeping errors in Central School District No 4 Stillwater. The routine accounts review covering July 1 1956 to June 0 1959 notes payroll reconciliation failures in 1958-59 and improper interfund transfers. It lists specific mispostings and inadequate itemization of claims for car use and building fund transfers.
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Central School District No. 4
Stillwater
State Dept. of Audit and Control
Mumps Recovery and Birthday Party Noted in Local Notices
The Boght Evelyn Vischer recovers from mumps as church services suited for 10:30 am at St. Leo's Church on Dunshack Ferry road with Rev James Breitnock to celebrate the Mass. Karen Spearance marked her tenth birthday with a party for thirty guests at Wynantskill Elementary School observing garden lesson hosted by Mrs. Richard Rosenfield and students learning plant care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Crall
Bits
Charles Crall
Harris Avenue
St. Leo's Church
Dunshack Ferry
W James Breitnock
Karen Spearance
Lica Spearance
London Road
Karen
Reichianthal
Patty Palmer
Christina Ketz
Debbie Hoffinsger
John O'Such
Wynantskill
Richard C. Rosefeld
Sharpe Road
Warren Nich
Benest Sherman
John Guerlineau
Stillwater NHS Induction Ceremony and School News
The Stillwater Chapter of the National Honor Society held an induction in the cafeteria with candlelighting as three sophomores Faith Myers Lawrence McDonald and John Morris were inducted as probationary members. Speakers outlined the society’s principles and keystone meanings while the High School Band performed under Robert Zammiella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
National Honor Society
Setival
Janice Kellogg
Faith Myers
Lawrence McDonald
John Morris
Sandys Valmadge
Clarence Cobbert
Mary Rlizabeth Jlansen
Diane Moore
Frank Alexik
Robert Zammiella
Sponasr
Barbara Drew
Donna Arnold
David Vatney
Schuylerville
William Brundige
Donna Snow
Marlene Smodell
Barbara J. Banks
Complex Bridge Play Outsmarts Defensive Rule
South must break a standard second hand low rule to win the opening trick in a diamond heavy hand. By playing the queen of spades from dummy first, South avoids premature loss of spades, enabling a later spade weight and potential eight tricks. The analysis weighs responses by West and East, noting outcomes if the ace of spades is held by East or West leads with hearts or diamonds.
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West
South
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Saratoga Fees
Salem School
Upstate Community College
Mr. Boyce
Harrison Avenue
Moreau
Trish
Lake George
Wisivaka
Ames Chemical Works
Glens, Ralls
Old ‘Troy
Poulthey
South Glens Falls
Kazel Irish
Herbert 8. Crish
Wakefield
Danshler
Clifford Sweet
Hudson Falls
Raymond
E. Smith
Ernest Ka. Planche
Goth
South Glens
Falls
Clarke
Main St
Thomas Peterson
Anthony Rovello
McMahon
Edward Rovello
Fort Raward
Nina Schalone
Effie Celeste
Loth
Gleas Falls
Paonie Tedesco
Dorothy Florea
Cobleskill
Wright
East St. Port Edward
Cub Scout
Brunswick Game Club
Robert Lorenz
Tom Farrell
David Fastoli
Iewis Trearick Jp
Mark Whitey
Timmy ‘Tippins
Brlay Lekeur
Om Facteat
James Mihalka
Helen Mihalka
Evelyn Sheen
Ronall Paul
Guild For Christian Service
The
First Reformed Church
Clifford ‘Tripp
New York State
Evelyn Vischer
T. S. Ryan
Stillwater United Church
Florence Ryan
Stillweter
Carolyn Parisi
Delmar
Phyllis Shoddy
Clarksville
Stiflwater
Still Water Central School
Paris
Vincent Belleville
Matie Gersky
Jaye Comecato
Cheryl Carr
David Rathbun
Gary Case
Richard Butler
Phyllis Couns
Velma Caswell
Sharon Clothier
Sal Palmieri
David Howland
Nkie
Beauty Salonaria
Tel Asny
Jacoby
Mes Eur
Wisb
Egat Int
Fats Ont
Pasy Pass
A&t
Patitg
North
Lasee
Santa
GEG. H. Cole Supply
Hoosick
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