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SEPTEMBER 27, 1991

DEATHS, FUNERALSCoughlin says budget mixupmade him lay off too many

Lillian HungrigeHIGHLAND PARK, N.J. -

Lillian (Curran) Hungrige, 71,died Wednesday, Sept. 25. 1991.at St. Peter's Medical Center,New Brunswick, N.J.

She was born in DannemoraMarch 2, 1920, the daughter ofWalter and Alice (Connolly) Cur-ran.

She moved to Highland Park43 years ago. She was a gradu-ate of Dannemora High Schooland Our Lady Victory Secretari-al School in Pittsburgh. Shewas a communicant of St. Paulthe Apostle Church in HighlandPark. She was a member of thealtar rosary society. She was amember of the Ladies Auxiliaryof Moose Lodge Number 399,Ortley Beach, N.J.

She is survived by her hus-band. Kenneth F. Hungrige; ason. Thomas M. Hungrige ofEast Brunswick. N.J.; a stepson,Kenneth G. Hungrige ofMarysville, Calif.; two daugh-ters," Mary A. Pfaff of HighlandPark and Patricia Bosies ofEnglishtown. N.J.; a brother.John Curran of Glens Falls; twosisters. Margaret Smith of Dan-nemora and Anne Anderson ofCranford, N.J.; and five grand-children.

Calling hours will be at theJaqui-Kuhn Funeral Home, 17South Adelaide Ave., HighlandPark. N.J . Saturday from 7 to 9p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 and7 to 9 p.m. A funeral service willbe held Monday at 9:30 a.m. atthe funeral home, followed by a10 a.m. Mass of Christian burialat St. Paul the Apostle Churchin Highland Park. N.J. Burialwill be in St. Peter's CemeteryNew Brunswick. N.J.

Memorial donations may bemade to the Alzheimer's DiseaseFund, P.O. Box 355, Westfield,N.J. 07091

William L StrongMALONE - William L.

Strang. 86. of 4 AquavistaDrive. Ormond Beach. Fla.. andformerly of M alone, died Wed-nesday, Sept. 25. 1991. at theOrmond Beach Memorial Hospi-tal.

Born in Pittsburg, Pa., Sept.25, 1905, he was the son ofWilliam and Victoria (Nebel)Strang.

Mr. Strang owned andoperated M alone Auto Parts formany years. He served as mayorof Malone from 1949 to 1951. Hewas a member of the Knights ofColumbus 308 of Malone. Mr.Strang was married to theformer Elsie McGarvey.

Survivors include his wife,Elsie; three sons. John andGerald of Gakona, Alaska, andRobert of Val David, Quebec; abrother. Joseph Strang; threesisters. Anne. Mary and Agnes;12 grandchildren, and severalgreat-grandchildren nieces andnephews.

There are no calling hours. Agraveside service will be heldMonday at St. Josephs Ceme-tery on the Lake Titus Road,Malone. at noon.

Arrangements are with theBruso-Desnoyers Funeral Ser-vice Inc. of Malone.

Charles V. ThompsonPLATTSBURGH - Charles

V Thompson. 73. of ConcordAve.. Pittsburgh, died Thurs-day. Sept. 26, 1991. at theCVPH Medical Center.

He was born in PittsburghFeb. 5. 1918, the son of Harryand Ida (Ashline) Milked

Mr. Thompson was a veteranof World War II. serving in theU.S. Army. He was a member ofthe Veteran of Foreign WarsPost 125 in Plattsburgh, theAmerican Legion Post 20 andthe Benevolent Protective Orderof ELks Pittsburgh Lodge 621and of St. Peter's Church. Heretired from the PlattsburghMunicipal Lighting Departmentafter 25 years of service.

He is survived by his wife, theformer Marion Lash way of Plat-tsburgh; a nephew, MarkLashway of West Springfield,Mass.; a brother, Earl Thompsonof Cape Cod. Mass.; and severalother nieces and nephews.

Calling hours will be held to-day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.at the Brown Funeral Home inPlattsburgh. Members of theB P.O. Elks are asked to meettonight at 8 for services. A Mass3f Christian burial will be cele-brated Saturday at 9 a.m. in St.Peters Church. Burial willfollow in St. Peter's Cemetery.

Memorial donations may bemade to the Heart Fund.

ALBANY. NY. (AP> - Cor-rections Commissioner ThomasCoughlin said Thursday that thestate Budget Division causedhim to lay off too manyemployees by assuming that aprison that Coughlin had scrap-ped was being built.

'There has to be a recognitionof that very serious mistakethey made, which is costing usdearly," Coughlin said.

Coughlin said the state's near-ly 60,000-inmate prison systemis short 350 employees becauseof the error by Gov. MarioCuomo's budget office.

The budget division's layoffprojections for the Departmentof Correctional Services, madelate last year, were based on theassumption that a 750-bed pris-on had been built in Johnstown,said Coughlin.

But early this year, Coughlih

called off construction of thatprison and four others in an at-tempt to save money because ofthe state's persistent budgetdeficits.

"It screwed up the calcula-tion," said Coughlin. who firednearly 1,500 employees.

Claudia Hutton, spokeswomanfor the Budget Division, had noi m m e d i a t e comment onCoughlin s charges.

Coughlin said he will ask thatthe jobs be restored in nextyear's budget.

The president of the prisonguard*s union said he wasn'tsurprised by the apparentbudget snafu.

"We've long felt that theDepartment of Correctional Ser-vices and the Division of Budgetaren't working off the samepage," said Council 82 PresidentThomas Kennedy.

OF INTEREST

Rockefeller aide Hugh Morrow diesCHESTNUT RIDGE, NY.

<AP) — Hugh Morrow, a speechwriter and longtime adviser toformer Gov. Nelson A.Rockefeller, has died at the ageof 75, his wife said Thursday.

Morrow died Wednesday athis Rockland County home froma stroke, just shy of his 76thbirthday this Sunday, said SallyShoyer Morrow.

Morrow started working as aspeech writer for Rockefeller in

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Say*. 13: Nancy Beach. North Bangor;Knn Cartwnght. Malone: Myron Martin.Motra. Florence McDougml. Malone: GladysMoore. Malone: Caroline Preroo. Malone;Richard Terrance. Hogansburg.

%mp*. 14: Mrs -Robert Cree and infant son.HoganHburg: Charles Silver. Chateaugay;Mrs Raymond $ulbvan. Malone

S«pt. IS: Mabel Caasavaw. Chateaugay;Mrs tverette Drean and infant daughter.Brasher Falls Roy King. Malone Mrs Kenneth Payne and infant son. Malone.

14: Mrs Jack Soulia. MaloneDouglas Fleur* Constable: Polly Hough.Hardwick. Vt. Richard Raville. Malone

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FUNERALSROUGKR — A funeral service for Frances

M Hougier. 69 who died Tuesday Sept 17.1991 wan held on Saturday at St PetersChurch A Mass of Christian bunal wascelebrated by the Rev Scott Fobare paro-

chial vicar Bearers were Thomas Jiguere.Benjamin Rougher Kevin Dumas TimothyRougwr Bernard Blair and Rooaid MillerBunal was in the parish cemetery whereFob are recited committal prayers

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1959 and served as a specialassistant through 1969. Hebecame director of communica-tions for Rockefeller in 1969 andremained in that post untilRockefeller left the governorshipin 1973.

Morrow followed Rockefellerto Washington, D.C. as a secre-tary when he became vice presi-dent. When Rockefeller returnedto private life. Morrow followedonce again, this time as a presscounselor and confidential aide.

It was Morrow who announcedRockefeller's death to the pressin 1979. He became involved inan imbroglio when it was reveal*ed that Rockefeller had not diedat his desk as Morrow initiallyreported but at his townhousewith a female aide.

Morrow remained an adviserto the Rockefeller family untilhis retirement in 1982.

Morrow started as a reporterfor the Centre Daily Times inState College, Pa., in 1935 afterattending BuckneU University.After stints at various newspa-pers, he joined the PhiladelphiaInquirer in 1936 and laterbecame an associate editor atThe Saturday Evening Post.

Aside from his wife, he is sur-vived by four sons, three daugh-ters, two stepsons, 23 grandchil-dren and five great-grand-children.

FRANKUN COUNTY COURT

Paftrica* Sw«y«r *iso known as PatriciaMeUo. 50. of Saranac Lake, who was chargedwith third-degree grand larceny, misuse offood stamps, welfare fraud, and 14 counts offirst-degree offering a false instrument forfiling, after seven counts were dismissed,pleaded guilty to second-degree offering afalse instrument for filing Sentencing wasset for Oct 28

Josea* C Wtiiat. 42. of Hogansburg. whopleaded guilty to one count of felony drivingwhile intoxicated, was placed on probationfor five years, fined $400 and assessed a $25mandatory surcharge

lo«fs IOTMS Confer 44. of Cornwall Island.Ontario, who had pleaded guilty to misde-meanor DWI. was sentenced to 60 days inthe county jail with the remainder of threeyears on probation, fined $500 and assesseda S17 surcharge

Gory E. LoGrova. 28. of Chateaugay. whowas convicted of felony DWI after a jurytrial, was sentenced to 180 days in the coun-ty jail with the remainder of five years onprobation and assessed a $25 surcharge.

Jomai J. Gibson. 23. of Brainardsville. whohad been placed on probation for five yearsApril 3. 1989. after being convicted of forg-ery admitted violating his probation.Sentencing was set for Oct. 21.

POUCE-FIRE LOGr tiony OVTVST

WISTPOtT - Two Westport men werecharged with burglary second degree Wednesday following an incident that happenedin the Village of Westport on Sept 12

According to State Police at Westport.Jimmy Myers. 25. and David Garcia, 21.

were arraigned before EUzabethtown TownJustice E Peter Fnsbie on Class C violentfelony charges The men were committed tothe Essex County Jail without bail pendingfurther court action

No further information on the burglarywas available.

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Combodki vows to h*lp find Am#ricon remainsUNITED NATIONS (AP) - Cambodia is committed to helping

find remains of Americans and other Westerners missing from theIndochina war, but the task is difficult because the country has Msomany bones," the top government leader says. Him Sen, a 40-year-old revolutionary who now serves as premier in the Vietnam-backedgovernment in Phnom Penh, said in an interview Thursday that theprocess of locating remains has already begun, with one set alreadyturned over to U.S. authorities. About 83 Americans are believedmissing in the Southeast Asian country from the war years of1965-75. The MI As are mostly military but also include civilians,among them several journalists abducted by Khmer Rouge rebels in1970. i

Medtronic issues olert for pocemokersMINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Medtronic Inc. has warned doctors that

a device it made that transmits signals between pacemakers used bythousands of people and their hearts may not operate properly."Any life-threatening situation would be extremely rare/' Medtronicspokesman Dick Reid said. Medtronic estimates 60,000 of the Model4012 implantable pacing leads are still in use. The lead was in-troduced in 1984 and was last made in April 1990. Modern pace-makers usually are implanted in the shoulder area. The lead is thepencil lead-sized conductor that runs from the pacemaker throughveins to contact the interior wall of the heart. Reid said physicianswould easily detect reduced performance during routine monitoring.

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GRADf - A girl Nicole Suzanne, bomSept 11. 1991. to Cheryl and Steven Gradeof 5120 D. Idaho Ave . Plattsburgh AFB.

GUtLtO - A girl. Holly Ann. born Sept11. 1991. to Melissa and Barry GuUbo ofBox 70. Plattsburgh.

MOSES - A boy. Krtstopher Scott, bornSept 11. 1991. to Kathnne Moses of Box124 A Bucks Corners Road. Saranac.

RYAN - A girl. Megan Kathleen bomSept 11, 1991. to Kathleen and TimothyHyan of Reynolds Road. Box 473 A. WestChaiy

iRANHAM - A boy. Caleb Grady. bomSept 11. 1991. to Charlene Branharo of 16Hammond Lane. Plattsburgh

•ULRSS - A boy. Casey Adam, bomSept 11. 1991. to Laurie and Glen Bulriss ofStetson Road. Box 320. Chazy.

HEMINGWAY - A boy. Brian James, bomSept 12. 1991. to Cindy and Leeward Hem-ingway Jr of Box 273. Felton Road.Schuyler Falls

•OUURICE - A girl. Lindsay Marie, bomSept 12. 1991. to Sandra and ThomasHoulence of Box 131 A. Alder Bend Road.KUenburg Depot

iOHANAN M - A boy Kevin Alien, bomSept 12. 1991. to Dana and Otto BohananHI of 5239 A Minnesota Circle. PlattsburghAFB

KIRSY - A boy. Kyle Evan, bom Sept. 12.1991. to Sucey and Edward Kirby of Lot47 South Acres MHP. Plattsburgh

TROMtlY - A girl. Margaret Mary, bomSept 14. 1991. to William and MaryTrombly of 18 Church St.. Chateaugay.

GONZAUZ-ROMAMO - A girl. AlysaKarin, bom Sept. 18. 1991. to CarmeilaGonzalez and Antonio Romano of RR 1, Box411 A Pine Tree Drive, Keesevilk.

O-»RIAN - A boy. Cody Michael bomSept. 18. 1991, to Michael and KarenO"Brian of 42A. Washington Ave.. RousesPoint.

HEMINGWAY - A boy. Dustin Joseph,bora Sept. 18. 1991. to Chester and DanaHemingway Sr of RR 1. Box 237A. BuiterRoad. Plattsburgh.

WHEELOCK - A boy. Thomas John Jr..bora Sept. 19. 1991. to Thomas and KathyWheeiock of 27 Riddle Road. Mineville.

BAKER - A girl. Susan Kay. born Sept.19, 1991. to David and Cassandra Baker of7223 D Indiana Dr., Plattshurgh AFB.

McDONALD - A boy. Travis Wesley,bora Sept. 19. 1991. to Cheryl A. Case ofLot Ormsbys Trailer Park, Schuyler Falls.

MITCHELL - A boy. Cody Edward, boraSept 20. 1991. to Christine and Gerald Mit-chell of RR 1. Box 85. Elizabeth town

LUTRARJO - A boy. Daniel Richard, boraSept 20. 1991. to Tracy and MichaelLutrario of 8 Delord St.. Plattsburgh.

DtOLLETTE - A boy. Kalob Michaelbom Sept. 20. 1991. to Jill and ScottDroilette of 9 Cook St.. Dannemora

MocNEILL - A girl. Korinna Georgianna,bom Sept 20. 1991. to Despo and GlennMacNeil of Badore Road. Malone

ROCHESTER - A girl Jordan Leigh, bornSept. 20. 1991. to Anne and DanielRochester of 19 Lakeland Drive. PointAuFer, Champlain.

•OLIVER — A girl Brianna Lynn, bornSept. 20, 1991. to Kristi and Donald Bolivexof 4 Terrace West, Apt. 27. Plattsburgh.

FIMIZIO — A girl Samantha Ann. bornSept. 20, 1991. to Rita and James Finizio ofBox 357. Lot 14. Morrisonville.

SANTA - A girl Mollie Abigayfe. bomSept. 21. 1991. to Gayle and Daniel Santa of110 Cook St., Dannemora.

RASCOE - A boy. Kyle Michael bornSept. 21. 1991. to Amy and TheodoreRaacoe of Box 99A Rabideau St . Cadyville.

JARVB - A girl Rebecca Elizabeth, bornSept. 21. 1991. to Sally and Todd Jarvis of52 Main St., Champlain.

FOUPORE - A girl Chelsea Marie, bomSept 5. 1991. to Patrick and Lisa (Bigness)Poupore of North Bangor

BROWN - A girl Ashley Danielle, bomSept 8. 1991. to Dean and Kimberly < Pierce)Brown of Massena.

Owl o# TownCOOK — Twins, a boy. Edward John Jr.

and a girl Angela Marie, bora Aug. 9. 1991.at the Albany Medical Center, to Mr. andMrs. Edward J. Cook of Plattsburgh.

WHITE - A boy. Lucien. bora Aug. 13.1991, at the Albany Medical Center, toZachary and Michelle White of the JohnsonRoad. Malone.

REEVES - Twins. Nika Katherine andDavid Mitchel Jr bom Sept. 10. 1991. toDavid and Tammy (Jabautl Reeves of Platt-sburgh

FULLER - A girl Carly Elizabeth Anti.bom Sept 11. 1991. to Robert and LindatConnon Fuller of Plattsburgh.

SAUVE - A girl Hannah Rae. born Aug30. 1991. to Tami Cutler of Moira.

BOWEN - A girl Kayla Marie, born Au«.30. 1991. to Penny Bowen of Moriah.

MARSHALL - A boy, Dylan Tfcoma*.bora Sept. 1, 1991. to Jacqueline Chapmanof Malone

DcVWGELES - A girl Melissa Ann. bornSept 10. 1991. to Denise Premo and PatrickDeY lrgeles of Tupper Lake

HOBER - A boy. Christopher Joseph.born Sept 10. 1991. to Stephanie ReneaHober of Saranac Lake

WEMETTE - Twin girls. Christine Claireand Michelle Marie, bora Aug. 30. 1991. toJerry and Marianne <Hubb«rd) WemetU ofKeeseviile

AMKAULT - A boy. Nicholas Ryan, bornAug 12. 1991. at Albany Medical Center toMr and Mrs Joa Amirauit Jr. of 62 Jeffer-son Road. Glenmont. Grandparent* are Mr.and Mrs Robert Maakill of Rouaat Pointand Mr and Mrs. Jos Amirauit Sr. ofScotia.

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