Multiple Saratoga defendants plead guilty in county court
In Saratoga and surrounding area, seven defendants faced plea deals in county court. Stephen DeMarco admitted a reduced charge involving an 11 year old girl and received one year in jail with suspended execution, psychiatric treatment, and 18 months probation. Others, including Joseph Pittarelli, Harvey Bouchard, Patrick Turriglio, John E. Eddy, and Robert C. Brown, entered pleas to lesser charges or had sentences suspended with probation. Proceedings were before Judge Edward T. Sullivan with District Attorney James A. O’Connor assisting. Sentencing for Brown was postponed to Oct. 13 at the request of his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Edward T. Sullivan
Ballston Spa
de Marco
Mechanicville
Joseph Pittarelli
Beekman St
Saratoga Springs
Bouchard
Stillwater
Patrick M. Turriglio
Troy
Uber
Halfmoon
John E. Eddy
Fort Edward
Dist
Atty
James A. O'Connor
Eddy
Kingsley
Corinth
Robert C. Brown
Round Lake
Asst. Dist
Loren N. Brown
Brown
John Burke
Supervisors To Meet In Ballston Spa Monday
The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors will convene at 2 p.m. Monday in the board rooms on McMaster Street Ballston Spa. Stephen DeMarco mechanicville Republican will preside as board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Board
McMaster Street
Ballston Spa
Stephen DeMarco
Mechanicville Republican
Rosary Society food sale nets 52 dollars at Visitation
A Rosary Society food sale at the Church of the Visitation netted 52 dollars. Report by Mrs. Walter Boldue lists Rev. Marc Touchette as assistant pastor who spoke on the Catholic Church Today at the CDA annual banquet in Hotel Schuyler. Nearby social notes mention family visits and a Star of the Hudson Chapter card party at the Masonic rooms beginning at 8 p.m.
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Rosary Society
Church of the Visitation
Walter Boldue
Marc Touchette
Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church
Albany
Court Stella Maris
CDA
Hotel Schuyler
Whitehall
Mary Ryan
John Ryan
Rosary Hill College
Buffalo
Williamsville
Vincent Vernon
Collinsville
Conn
H. Hilton Barrett
Bill
Millard Flint
Addison, Vt
John Deran
Star of the Hudson
CBS
Masonic Rooms
Obituary notices for Mildred Longtin and G Robert Stiles
The funeral for Mildred Longtin of 116 South Williams Street Whitehall widow of Leo H Longtin Sr will be today at 9 30 am from Notre Dame des Victoires Church Whitehall. Interment in Our Lady Cemetery Whitehall. She died Tuesday at Glens Falls Hospital after a long illness survived by daughter Mrs John Neary four sons Donald John William Leo two sisters and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services for G Robert Stiles 55 of 56 Martin Ave Saratoga Springs who died Wednesday will be held at 2 pm today at Bussing Funeral Home with Rev Howard R Foye officiating. Interment in Greenridge Cemetery He was a WWII veteran and member of Gurtler Brothers Post VFW. Survivors include wife the former Isadore Pettit one daughter Miss Sandra Stiles two sisters and two brothers.
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Mildred. Longtin
South Williams St
Whitehall
Leo H. Longtin Sr
Notre - Dame Des Victoires
Our Lady Cemetery
Longtin
Glens Falls Hospital
Notre Dame Des Victoires Church
John Neary
Donald
John
William
Leo
Lydia Southerland
Morrisonville
Bertha New Meyers
New Jersey
G. Robert Stiles
Martin Ave
Saratoga Springs
Howard R. Foye
First Presbyterian Church
Greenridge Cemetery
Wilton
Stiles
Gurtler Brothers Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ellsworth Ice Cream Co
Isadore Pettit
Sandra Stiles
Arthur H. Hyde
Adam Petro
Corinth
le Roy L. Styles
James C. Styles
Saratoga Grange Installs New Officers at Ceremony
Mrs Edna Smith was installed master of Saratoga Grange with Henry Rowland NY State Deputy as installing officer. Other officers named include We Dodd overseer Thomas Burke steward Ray Stevens assistant steward Doris Ramsey lady assistant steward William Stewart chaplin Donald Ormsby secretary Henry Heighton treasurer Jean Peck lecturer Ralph Durkee Ceres Ray Stevens Pomona Hazel Farrell Flora John Peck gatekeeper and Lawrence Reeves matron Juvenile Grange with Mrs Reeves. Installation helpers included Mrs Clarence Bassett Alice Groff Malta Ridge Grange and Mrs Henry Rowland Youth Deputy Greenfield. Annual turkey supper set for Oct 19 at 6 and 7 30 pm open to public. No meeting Wednesday due to hall use for permanent personal registration.
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Edna Smith
Saratoga Grange
Henry Rowland
New York State
Saratoga County
We Dodd
Thomas Burke
Ray Stevens
Doris Ramsey
William Stewart
Chaplin
Donald Ormsby
Henry Heighton
Jean Peck
Ralph Durkee
Ceres
Pomona
Hazel Farrell
Flora
John Peck
Lawrence Reeves
Juvenile Grange
Reeves
Clarence Bassett
Alice Groff
Malta Ridge Grange
Regelia Pearers
Greenfield
Marshal
Amos Peck
Plans Approved for Fasig Tipton Sales Ring in Saratoga
Fasig Tipton Co plans a new sales ring and pavilion on East Avenue in Saratoga Springs with a 1000 seat pavilion designed by James G. McCullough of Betts and McCullough. Construction, bid out, could start soon with completion aimed for August sales and an estimated cost of 350000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasig-Tipton Co
East Avenue
Saratoga Springs
Larry Ensor
James G. McCullough
Betts and McCullough
New York City
Women’s Home Unit Notes Anniversary Celebration
The Wayman’s Ridge Home makers of Schuylerville celebrated their 40th anniversary at a meeting held in the Education Building of the Quaker Springs Methodist Church. Three charter members Mrs Edward Hanehan, Mrs Everett Woolley and Mrs Schuyler Peck received corsages. The unit began in 1927 as the Wagman’s Ridge Home Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayman's Ridge
Schuylerville
Quaker Springs Methodist Church
Edward Hanehan
Everett Woolley
Schuyler Peck
Wagman’s Ridge Home Bureau
Bus Driver Rescues Children From Found Grenade
Glens Falls bus driver Zeke Stannard and 30 pupils were startled when a 9 year old boy aboard a bus displayed a hand grenade with the pin removed. Stannard, a WWII veteran, removed the device and hid it behind rocks before contacting authorities. The grenade was a deactivated souvenir grandfather brought home from the war. The boy took it without his mother's permission.
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Glens Falls
Zeke Stannard
Lake George
Stannard
Air Force
St. Mary’s Academy
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Spa Chamber Backs Library Bond Issue
The Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce backs a $260,000 public library addition bond referendum set for Oct. 24. The board also supported retaining the Adirondack Northway name for Interstate 87 and joined the Capital District World Trade Council. It approved Red Barn Restaurant for chamber membership.
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Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Adirondack Park Association
Adirondack Northway
Capital District World Trade Council
Saratoga Chamber
Troy
Colonie
Albany
Schenectady
Red Barn
Broadway
Division Street
Teachers Seminar in Saratoga for Substitute Teachers
A Saratoga Springs public schools seminar for substitute teachers enters its second year. Registration at Cambridge Saddle Club on Lake Avenue, with a five week course starting Oct 19. Dr John G Herlihy leads sessions on discipline, organization and classroom strategies for substitutes and potential substitutes. Adult education courses with 19 offerings begin the week of Oct 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Cambridge Saddle Club
Lake
John G. Herlihy
Bradley A. Bishop
Tennessee Walkin Horses Set for Special Feature
A special feature will showcase Tennessee walk ing horses in a public performance. The event highlights these gaited horses with riders and harness demonstrations, drawing spectators to the venue for an afternoon of equine entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Walking Horses
Skidmore Hosts Middle East Panel With Rutgers Professor
Dr. Joseph Neyer of Rutgers chairs a panel on Arab and Jew in the Middle East at Skidmore College Recreation Center at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Participants include Nabit Kanso NYU Everett V Stonequist Skidmore Rudolf Sturm moderates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Neyer
Rutgers University
Middle East
Skidmore College
Skidmore
Rudolf Sturm
American Professors For Peace In
International Relations Club
Auto Strikes Sign Injuring No One In Albany Area
Two accidents were investigated by state police early yesterday. Gerald R. Teal 22 of RD 1 Defreestville said his gas pedal stuck and his car struck a sign at Kid's Fish Fry Division and River Streets causing considerable damage. police patrolmen Stone and Whimple reported. A separate hit and run occurred near Iscard Street north of Congress Street Albany. Henry G. Collins 19 Albany formerly of Round Lake pled guilty to glue sniffing endangering the health of a minor and possession of fire works after being stopped in Round Lake. he faces 11 months in Saratoga County Jail. Police also reported Collins was accompanied by a 15-year-old boy and was married with one child. Charged by Malta state police Troopers Ladue and Svenson.
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Voemaway
Gerald R. Teal
RD 1
Defreestville
Division Street
Division
River Streets
Teal
Division and
J. A. Stone
W. C. Whimple
Iscard St
Congress St
Albany
Henry G. Collins
Elm St
Round Lake
St. John
Patricia A. Patricelli
Broadway
Watervliet
Works
Malta
Justice of the
Donald Reed
Troy
Saratoga County
Ballston
Spa
Collins
Edwin P. Ladue
Carl Svenson
Spa Police Probe Theft Of Cash In Scranton Jacket
Saratoga Springs police investigate the theft of about $50 from a suit coat pocket belonging to Thomas Scranton. Scranton said he left the jacket in his bedroom at 69 Phila St and the theft occurred Tuesday. Entry was gained by smashing a door panel and a jammer was found on site. The outer building door is usually locked and tenants have their own keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Thomas Scranton
Scranton
Phila St
Saratoga Chamber Director Resigns
Miss Janice C. Buys, PR executive at Skidmore College, resigns from the Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce board. Jerome F. Hanshue will replace her for the rest of the year as assistant vice president and Saratoga office manager for State Bank of Albany. John E. Greenwood named to a board seat for the remainder of the year as Saratoga office manager for New York Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice C. Buys
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
John E. Greenwood
Saratoga Office of
New York Telephone Co
Saratoga Clerk Denies Mail Theft
William Rossi, 29, of 116 York Ave in Saratoga Springs, pleaded innocent to mail theft before U S Commissioner Bender Solomon in Albany. Rossi, a Spa City post office employee for 15 months, is accused of stealing about $8 while serving as substitute clerk and mail carrier. A preliminary hearing is set for Oct 27 in Albany. He was released to his attorney John L McMahon after a Tuesday night arrest by postal authorities and detention in Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rossi
York Ave
Saratoga Springs
U.S
Bender Solomon
Albany
Rossi
Spa City
John L. McMahon
Sail
Brinkley to Speak at Skidmore College Lecture Series
NBC news commentator David Brinkley will open Skidmore College 1987 68 lecture series at 7 30 pm in College Hall. His talk titled Report from Washington follows a June 1920 birth in Wilmington North Carolina and a career starting at the Wilmington Star News before joining NBC News and the Huntley Brinkley era.
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David Brinkley
NBC News
Skidmore College
College Hall
Washington
Wilmington
N. C
Wilmington Star- News
Grace Murphy
Glens Falls
UPI
Brinkley
NBC
Daugh News
Washington, D. C
News
George Road
Robert Winn
Chet Huntley
Giens Falls
Huntley-Brinkley
Port
Helena Murphy
Vestry delegates chosen for Albany Diocesan Convention
At St. Pauls Episcopal Church Vestry elected Jamie H Kerr and Graham BlandynI as delegates to the 99th Diocesan Convention of the Albany Diocese. Session set for Lake Placid Club Sunday through Tuesday. Corporate Communion of parents and children postponed due to activity committee illness. Mayor John Crozier and Trustee Harry Karpiak attended Tri County Municipal Officers Association meeting in Whitehall. Judge John J. O’Brien spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jamie H. Kerr
Graham Blandyni
Diocese of Albany
Lake Placid Club
St.Paul’s
John Crozier
Harry Karpiak
Tri. County
Dinner Scheduled by Gurtler Brothers Post in Saratoga
The auxiliary of Gurtler Brothers Post Veterans of Foreign Wars in Saratoga Springs will sponsor its annual Gold Star Mothers dinner at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday at Pennell's Restaurant, according to Mrs. Kenneth Woodcock, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurtler Brothers Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Saratoga Springs
Pennell’s
Kenneth, Woodcock
Trojan Pleads Guilty To Charge In Troy Court
Rufus Joy, 34, of 556 Jacob Street pleaded guilty to a public intoxication charge in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy J. Fogarty. A disorderly conduct charge was dismissed and sentence suspended. Sylvia Williams, 16, of the same address, also faced a disorderly conduct charge. Case adjourned for one week. They were arrested Aug 47 after allegedly being disorderly on Jacob Street near Earl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Joy
Jacob] St
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Fogarty
Sylvia Williams
Jacob Street
Earl Street
Navy Offers Rate School To Enlistees
The Navy Recruiting Office in Troy announces guarantees for men with prior Navy service including placement at a specific school, rating changes or equal or higher ratings, and options for re-enlistment with a choice of Atlantic or Pacific coast duty or a one year Viet Nam tour. Chief Howard Strunk invites interested individuals to contact the Troy Post Office Navy Recruiting Office or call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Troy
Howard Strunk
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Vietnam
Chief Strunk
15-Year-Old Crescent Boy Missing
State Police and Cohoes Police search for Ronnie Hall a 15 year old from Crescent last seen about 2 30 a m Tuesday morning He is described as about five foot five inches tall 195 140 pounds brown hair hazel eyes At last sight he wore brown pants rust and colored beige shirt dark green corduroy jacket and black shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Cohoes
Crescent
Edward Hall
Sand Beach Road
Ronnie Hall
Freshman Class at University of Rochester Grows
Emile W Gould of 372 Pine Woods Ave joins entering freshman class at the University of Rochester. Freshmen hail from across the United States and several foreign countries. Over 60 percent are in the top tenth, over 80 percent in the top fifth of their high school classes. More than 40 percent enrolled with financial aid from the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile W. Gould
Pinewoods Ave
Emma Willard School
University of Rochester
United States
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