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Piheili|i Board, Water Company

Apgtfie w Extend Hydrants' UseTh(^jf^e Hill village board and the Pine Hill

wateij^^^fpany reached agreement Monday night for

P h o e n ic ia Parents

G ather a t School

tinuc .̂-«i;e of the hydrants in the village be­tween July 1, 1971 and June 30, 19^2. The village will pay a flat sum of $500 for the year for the hydrants.

A dditionally, th e b o a r d agreed w ith R obert Schaedle, p residen t of the w a te r com ­pany, th a t th e h y d ran ts should iie flushed c u t a t least tw ice a- year. This will be done by vo lun teers in th e fire d e p a r t­m en t w ith the a id of th e w a te r com pany superin tenden t.

Phoenicia , Sept. 17.—The an ­n u a l m eeting of p a ren ts of new pupils, room m others and PT A executive board w as held a t th e Phoenicia school Sept. 10. T he new superin tenden t of schools foi’ tlie O nleora cen tra l d is tric t, Dr. P>ank M. M arlow, a tten d ed the m eeting and w as introduced, as was the a ssistan t to th e superin tendent, W atson Goodrich, O nteora High School P rincipal John Stefano, and o th e r school ad m in is tra to rs and guidance personnel.

Mrs. Joan B ryan t w as th e room m othe r chairm an . M is. Joseph C am erano, Phoenicia PT A p iesidcnt, in troduced the new m others and guests. Rob­e r t M aroney, princi{wl of the Phoenicia school, in troduced o thers at t!ie m eeting.

The 'room m others foi the 1970-71 \ e a r ai-e M rs. M ary Lou Bier, Mrs. D oris C rnkovic, M rs. M auiecn Gorm l^y and M rs. M arion H efferan for kin- dergai-ten; Mrs. Em ily O s­borne, Mrs. Monica Thiim , M rs. P a tric ia Maxim, Mi-s. Gale Seam an for grade 1; M rs. L il­lian Sueur, Mrs. Mai’y Jea n Gilligan, M rs. Helen C am erano and Mrs. T anya Smi t h for g rade 2; M rs. June LaM arca, M rs. C aroline Holden, Mrs. Jo an B ryan t and Mrs. Rosalie B oland for grade 3; M rs. B on­nie Booth. M rs. Janice F ich t- ner, Mr.s. P a tric ia K etchum and M rs. Jean Shultis fo r grade 4; M rs. P a tric ia Rowe, M rs. E lsie Schnack, M rs. Hope Gil- singer, M rs. Jan e Rossitz for g rade 5; M rs. E lena B rasen, M rs. Louise Burgess, Mrs. J o ­sephine Rom anelli and Mis. P au line Schlosser fo r grade 6 .

C hildren en te rin g school for th e f ir s t tim e in k indergarten a re S e ren a Benson, M ary V ir­g in ia B ier, Suzanne Burgess, V ic to ria C arr, D ebra Crnkovic, S hannon Cronin, M arcy Dilg, R ickey Lee Dugan, M ary E liza ­be th Ford , Jacqueline Hanley, John Janso , P am ela Mead, Rob­e r t M uller, C h ris to p h er M yers, A ndy Jam es S co tt, E dw ard Sim s, L yn P enny Sprague, W il­liam V anV alkenburgh, John iW erkm eister, N an cy J W ilber, P a tr ic ia Yonts a n d Suzane Y onts in th e m orn ing class: L isa B aughm an, C ody Bush, D eborah B roekem a, J e ffre y Collins, D om inick Galang, D e­nise G iancaspro, M ary Gorm- ley, Jam e s H efferan , T ina M a­rie H olgate , B rooke K etchum , D onna K irk , H e n rj ' Lee, T e rry Peck , D avid Schatse l, C h ris ­to p h e r S ta ig e r, Gordon W inne and M ary A nne W otton in th e a fte rnoon class.

L ate Rabies ClinicA m ake-up clinic fo r inocula­

tion of dogs w ith an ti-rab ies serum will be held from 5 to 7 o ’clock M onday n igh t a t • the

- A rkv ille fire hall.

M any at Hearing

Also a t M onday n ig h t’s m eeting, th e board voted to rescind a reso lu tion pa.ssed in Ju ly to abandon use of the h y d ra n ts a f te r Ju ly 1, 1971. Since then several conferences has been held by th e board w ith M r. Schaedle and th e Pul)lic Service commission.

In o th e r action M onday night, th e P ine Hill board a p ­proved an ag reem en t w ith the S ta te D ep artm en t of T ra n s ­p o rta tio n foi' the use of old ro u te 28 and M ain s tre e t th rough th e village as a de tou r while th e new highw ay is clo.sed during a m a jo r bridge re p a ir nex t sum m er.

T he ag reem en t provides th a t th e s ta te will re su rface the de­to u r ro u te before it is used and m ain ta in it fo r th e du ra tion of th e detour. In th e even t th e bridge rep a ir co n trac t is not com pleted before th e w in te r of 1971-72, snow and ice will be rem oved. M ain tenance of tim ­b e r flooring on tw o bridges and policing of th e ro u te during peak tra ff ic periods w ere also asked of th e sta te .

T h ere will be no change in p a rk in g regu la tions in P ine Hill unless a b o ttleneck develops.

Ja c k W allace m e t w ith th e board of tru s te e s to ev a lu a te th e v illage’s in su rance cover­age. I t w as decided to add m ore coverage on th e lib rary , its books and th e fire d e p a r t ­m ent equipm ent.

Andes F a ta l Case

Lawsuit Is BegunA law suit a ris ing from a 1968

tn ic k ' accident in which a 16- year-p ld boy w as k illed on th e Cabii^ H ill ro ad is on t r ia l th is v/eek in Suprem e C ourt in D el­aw are county. R onald M. C al­a b rese died^ w h e n he jum ped from the dum p tru c k as it began a wild flight down th e A ndes side of th e h ill a f te r its b rakes had failed.

T he su it is by Jo h n A. C ala ­brese, 44, ag a in st a n employe, the ow ner and th e business op­e ra ted as M a r le t t’s G arage in W alton. T he p la in tiff con­tends th a t th e 1960 tru c k had been im properly inspected be­fore th e crash.

M r. C alabrese and an o th e r son, T erry , w ere in ju red in the accident. M r. C alabrese had jum ped, a n d T e rry h ad been ejected.

Town Board Adopts "Ethics Code"

Binding On Shandaken PersonnelPhoenicia, Sept. 17. — L arge

delegations of S handaken resi­den ts tu rn ed ou t fo r th e town b o ard m eeting and hearing held la s t w eek W ednesday n igh t a t th e towTi hall in S handaken.

T he hearing on a proposed “code of e th ic s” fo r all elective o r appointive tow n employes, d rew m any questions, bu t the tow n law w as adopted unan i­m ously.

I n th e board m eeting, F red M uelich of th e tow n planning b oard rep o rted th a t it would cost , betw een $5,000 and $10,000 to have ex p erts come to S h an ­daken to m ake a study of zon­ing. M r. M uelich a lso a n ­sw ered a question from a W oodland V alley re s id en t to th e e ffec t th a t no p a r t of th e tow n could be zoned unless all th e tow n w as zoned.

W hen th e b o ard dem urred a t th e cost of th e zoning study, a re s id en t suggested th a t it be ra ised by popular subscrip tion . T he board fe lt th a t th e m oney could be used to buy needed rep lacem en t equipm ertt fo r the tow n highw ay dep artm en t.

T w en ty re s id en ts of M ount T rem p er w e r e 'a t the m eeting to req u est th a t th ey be p e r­m itted to s tr in g television cables over and u nder tow n highw ays in th a t com m unity.

E d W est spoke of t ra ile r a ssessm ents in th e tow n and on th e build ing of tow n roads to recen tly d raw n specifications. H ighw ay S u p erin ten d en t A rchie A ley re ite ra te d th a t a ll new roads being bu ilt in th e tow n w ith in ten tions of hav ing th e tow n ta k e them over m u s t be b u ilt to these specifications.

Phoenicia F ire Chief N eil G ra n t spoke abou t a n o -tres ­

passing sign th a t w as e rected on a highw ay in th a t com ­m unity . H e w as advised to e n te r th e p ro p erty in case of an em ergency. According to tow n records the road in ques­tion is a tow n highw ay, and an action is now pending in court to force a right-of-w ay for residents of the locality.

Mr. G ran t also asked abou t a re p o rt of the Phoenicia dis­tr ic t f ire com m issioners re la ­tive to estab lish ing a 24-hour c en tra l system in th e tow n hall for fire, constable and am bu ­lance calls. The board a n ­sw ered th a t it had received no request fo r th is yet.

M rs. G eorge Bedell to ld b oard m em bers th a t space ta k e n fo r th e c en tra l justice cou rt in the tow n hall had c u r­ta iled space fo r blood bank draw ings. If fu r th e r space is taken , M rs. Bedell said th e Town of Shandaken n u rs ing com m ittee would have to seek o th e r m eans of carry in g on blood banks. She also s ta ted th a t heav ier e lectrical service and m ore ou tle ts a re needed in th e tow n hall and questioned th e build ing’s w a te r supply. T he b oard s ta ted th a t th is had been te s ted by th e S ta te De­p a r tm e n t of H ealth a t A lbany and w as ra te d “very good.”

L eonard F o rd of th e board of assessors w as appointed chairm an to fill th e vacancy c rea ted by th e death of E dw ard Lee. H e will serve as chairm an u n til Jan . 1, anfi an assessor will be e lected in N ovem ber to fill th e vacancy. M r. F o rd is in his th ird y e a r . as an assessor.

R ich ard M erwin w as re ­appo in ted dog e n u m e ra to r fo r 1971.

Andes Students

Swell Delhi TechAndes, Sept. 17.— F reshm en

s tu d en ts a tte n d in g th e S ta te U niversity college a t Delhi in ­clude G lenn Cole J r ., son of M r. and M rs. G lenn Cole; R ichard Liddle, son of M r. and M rs. D onald Liddle; Gail M a t­thew s, d au g h te r of M r. and M rs. D onald M atthew s, and Jam ie O’Donnell, son of M r. and M rs. Jam es O ’Donnell.

E nro lled fo r th e ir second y e a r a re B a r b a r a Taylor, d a u g h te r of M r. and M rs. W il­liam T aylor; Jam e s D arling , son of M r. and M rs. R obert D arling , a n d D ale Cole.

S is te rs in CollegeMiss K a th y B erg, d a u g h te r

of M r. and M rs. K a are Berg, began h e r college ca ree r a t H artw ick in O neonta la s t week. K a th y w as va led icto rian of her g rad u a tin g class a t Andes cen­t ra l in June. M iss E llen B erg began h e r th ird y e a r a t th e S ta te U niversity in O neonta on Tuesday.

M iss J a n Lor, w ho has spent th e sum m er a t th e hom e of h e r p aren ts , M r. and M rs. R obert Lor, le ft Sunday fo r P la t t s ­burgh fo r h e r .second y e a r a t th e S ta te U niversity college.

M iss Su.san Oles, d au g h te r of Mr. and M rs. F ra n k Oles, has re tu rn e d to South . F a llsb u rg and will continue h e r s tudies a t Sullivan C ounty Com m unity college th is week.

T im othy Roney, son of M r. and M rs. John Roney, t r a v ­eled to N ew Y ork c ity T ues­day and en te red C olum bia un i­v ers ity fo r his freshm an year.

M rs. V era Bloodgood is spending a few days w ith M r. and M rs. V ern a rd C o u lte r and fam ily a t Scotia.

. V eteran in SchoolT hom as Coddington, son of

M r. and M rs. W a lte r C odding­ton, has re tu rn e d to H artw ick college in O neonta a f te r serv ­ing fou r y ears in th e service.

M iss B etsy Tweedie, daugh ­t e r of M r. and M rs. I^ w re n c e Tweedie, le ft la s t W ednesday fo r h e r th ird y e a r a t W ells col­lege in A urora . M iss JoA nn Tw eedie is visiting friends in B oston th is week.

M r. a n d M rs. W ayland G lad ­stone and daugh ter, K athy, took th e ir daugh ter, M ary, to Syracuse, w here she is enrolled a t th e C en tra l C ity B usiness in s titu te .

D avid A ndrew s J r ., son of M r. and M rs. D avid A ndrew s, le f t Sunday fo r th e S ta te U ni­ve rs ity college of fo res try a t Sy racuse university . ,

F ra n k W ink ler J r ., son of M r. and M rs. F ra n k W inkler, r e tu rn e d to I th a c a fo r h is sec ­ond y e a r a t C ornell university .

W illiam H ism an, son of M r. and M rs. W illiam J . H ism an, le ft S un d ay fo r B ridgeport, Conn., w here he w ill s tudy a t th e un iversity fo r his th ird year.

D ead Fish FoundSidney B erlin of C ranford ,

N. J., w ho had been s tay ing in F le ischm anns th ro u g h L abor day, re p o rte d th a t m any dead t ro u t ap peared a long th e banks of th e B ushkill in F leischm anns la s t w eek M onday and Tuesday. M r. B erlin said th a t the tro u t w ere from fingerling size to 25 inches long. H e said th a t he no ticed th e fish M onday a f te r ­noon and T uesday a f te r the level of th e s tre am had risen suddenly as w a te r w as re leased from L ak e .Switzerland.

Referendum Set

On Cemetery Rd.

Project MondayT h ree persons appeared a^

th e h earing held by th e M ar­g are tv ille village board la s t w eek W 'ednesday n igh t seeking fu r th e r in fo rm ation about the rea lignm en t of C em etery road and a proposed cu lvert over th e binnekill to provide a new in te rsection w ith M ain s tre e t . A t th e hearing, in addition to th e board m em bers w ere Dr. W i l l i a m K avanaugh, F red B aessle r and R ichard L athan .

Follow ing the hearing , th e board m oved to call a re fe ren ­dum of village voters. This has been set for M onday, Sept. 2 1 , and will be held from noon un til 9 a. m. a t th e village c le rk ’s office in the M asonic building on M ain s tree t.

T he re ferendum will d e te r ­m ine w h e th e r th e village should acqu ire two p roperties neces­sa ry fo r the proposed a lign ­m ent. These a re the house and land of M rs. H enry K urd t, bordering th e binnekill and M ain s t re e t betw een th e prop­ertie s of M r. B aessler and Les­te r Squires, and a parcel of land on th e no rth side of the s tre am betw een the binnekill and th e p resen t C em etery road. This is owned by M rs. Susie Buckalew .

T he proposed construction would provide a tw in -tube cul­v e rt across th e b in n e k ill . op­posite th e M argaretv ille cem e­te ry to provide a new in te r ­section w ith M ain s tre e t . If th is goes th ro u g h th e p resen t s tre tc h of C em etery road be­tw een Legion square and the cem etery w ould be closed. This is m ostly a s tre tc h of n a rrow dugway, w hich has been p re ­sen ting snow rem oval and m a in ten an ce problem s and w hich is giving signs of crum bl­ing in to the binnekill.

Im m unization Set

In Three ClinicsDr. C. R. H uggins, health

o fficer fo r th e tow n of Andes, v/ill hold free im m unization clinics fo r a re a pre-school and school children a t 10 a. m. M on­days, Sept. 21, Oct. 19 and Nov. 16, a t A ndes c en tra l school

T he following im m unizations w ill be available:

Triple, fo r d iph theria , p e r­tussis and te tan u s, consisting of f th re e in jec tions a t one- m bn th in te rv a ls a f te r th e age of tw o m onths. A b ooster is given seven m on ths to a y ea r la te r , one before en te rin g school an d once every five years.

T r iv a len t o ra l polio vaccine, consisting of th re e doses six to e igh t w eeks a p a r t beginning a f te r th e age of tw o m onths. A b ooster is given one y e a r a f te r th e th ird dose an d once du ring k in d erg a rten . C hildren over six m on ths need tw o doses six to e ig h t w eeks ap a rt, w ith a booster a y e a r la te r.

Sm allpox, vacc ina tion a t th e - age of one, w ith b ooster every five years. R eg u lar m easles, a f te r th e age of one year. R u ­bella o r G erm an m easles. One dose betw een th e age of one an d 1 0 w h e th e r o r n o t th e child has had th e illness.

D r. H uggins will be assisted by M a rg u e r ite . B a x te r and M arian Tow nsend, public h ea lth nurses, and M iss Viola W eav ­er, school nurse .

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Computer Made

Error In MCS

Shandaken TaxAn e rro r by th e BOCES com ­

p u te r cen ter in N orw ich on bills fo r M argaretv ille c en tra l school d is tric t taxpayers in the town of S handaken has been c o rrec t­ed. The m is take caused the invoices to bo about half the am ount they should have been. The taxpayers involved have been rctrilied for th e p roper am ount. The ta x levied was S2,8.'52.7S, I t should have been S.'5,194.]l. The new levy was au thorized by the hoard of edu­cation at a m eeting Tuesday night.

A t th e sam e m eeting the board dele ted th re e p roperties which had been erroneously included on th e tax rolls by the assessors. They belong to R obert G raham , Jo h an n a Mi.s- tice and M r. and M rs. F red Day.

In o th e r action th e board accepted the resignation of A nna W inslow as p a rt-tim e m usic te ach e r so she could be placed on th e B oard of Co­o pera tive E ducation payroll. P a ti’icia Bouck of F le ischm anns w as approved as custodian a t F le ischm anns to rep lace Jam es W allenbeck, who resigned. E rw in K ahn of F leischm anns w as approved to fill a teach ing vacancy in Spanish and F rench.

School Principals W ill Tour P ro jec t

A d m in is tra to rs of th e 20 cen ­t ra l schools in the Second S u ­pervisory D is tric t of Greene, D elaw are, S choharie and O t­sego counties will m eet today, T hursday , a t th e N o rth e rn C atsk ills O ccupational cen ter in G rand Gorge.

T he p ro g J '^ i fo r th e d^y will include a discussion of rrtatterS re la tin g to services of th e R u ra l S u p p lem en tary E d u ca ­tional C en te r a t S tam ford , oc­cupational education p rogram s, special classes for th e hand i­capped and o th e r topics re la tin g to th e opening of school.

N ew supervising principals w ho will be a tten d in g th e m e e t­ing are, Jam es Robinson, Coop- e rs tow n c en tra l school; T hom ­as F . Roidl, G rand G orge cen ­t ra l school; R o b ert G arling- house, L au rens c en tra l school; R o b ert F . P ro u t, R oxbury cen ­t ra l school, and Ivan Beam s, S ou th K o rtr ig h t c en tra l school. Gordon H am m ond, w ho has had a leave of absence from th e M ilford cen tra l school to w ork fo r his d o c to ra te degree, has re tu rn e d to his fo rm er posi­tion as supervising p rincipal a t M ilford.

Follow ing th e a fte rn o o n ses­sion, E dw ard B urke w ill con­duct a guided to u r of th e B lenheim -G ilboa p ro jec t.

C A N D ID A TES D ISC U SS S T H A T E (iY --F ran k Oles, R epublican cand idate for superv iso r in the tow n of Andes, discusses the cam paign w ith L t. Gov. M alcolm W ilson and D elaw are County S heriff Levon T elian a t a b re ak fa s t m eeting in Delhi M onday.

Lieutenant Governor VisitsL t. Gov. M alcolm W ilson

b rea k fa s ted w ith 40 R epublican c and idates and p a rty fa ith fu l a t D elhi M onday m orn ing a t

Fish W ill R eport On Trip to Israel

C ongressm an H am ilton F ish J r . will re p o rt on his re cen t tw o-w eek tr ip to Is ra e l a t the fa ll luncheon of th e D elaw are county R epublican w om en S a t ­urday . The congressm an will also t^ell abou t th e s ta tu s of D elaw are coun ty in re la tio n to eligibility fo r a redevelopm ent p rogram .

M rs. D onald F en to n of M ar­garetv ille , w ho is one of th e co-chairm en for th e event, is also in charge of th e head tab le and place card com m ittee. O th e r com m ittee chairm en no t preM ously repo rted a re M rs. H aro ld Owens and M rs. H. J. Gile of Delhi, publicity , and M rs. P e te r H uyler of W alton, decorations.

K iernan A ppointedD aniel E. K iernan of Phoe­

nicia w as appointed a m em ber of th e S handaken board of asse.ssors T uesday n igh t by the S handaken tow n board. The vote w as 4-1. M r. K iernan , w ho w as c le rk of th e w orks a t th e M argaretv ille and B ene­d ic tine hospita l pro jects, is re ­t ire d head of the K iernan Con­s tru c tio n Co. of N ew Y ork city. H e will fill th e vacancy crea ted by th e death of E dw ard Lee.

F r i e n d l y G a t h e r i n g s M a k e F o r G o o d T i m e sT he M arg are tv ille Ju n io r

H om em akers club w ill m eet W ednesday, Sept. 23, a t 8 p. m . a t th e hom e of M rs. Roy George, M argaretv ille . N ew m em bersh ips a re welcom ed.

M r. and M rs. Iv an Lunn and M rs. Sandy B ernard! and tw o ch ild ren of W indsor Locks, Conn., w ere w eekend guests of M r. and M rs. F loyd Lunn and M r. and M rs. A lfred Nelson.

M r. and M rs. Alvin Hodge, M r. and M rs. W illiam H odge of W alton and M iss N ina H odge of W alton w ere Sunday v isito rs of M iss C h arlo tte S an ­ford.

M r. an d M rs. R ichard Cory of W appingers F a lls a re th e p a re n ts of a son, born Sept. 10. M rs. C ory is the fo rm er L inda E tts . M r. and M rs. C laude K aufm an a re the g re a t-g ra n d ­pa ren ts .

M r. and M rs. W illiam M or­gan, R ichard E v e re tt and Jam es B loom er of R oxbury Run, M rs. L aym an Snyder and C harles M irro w ere Sunday a fte rnoon and evening guests of M r. and M rs. G eorge Bloodgood and M r. and M rs. J . R. W eeks.

M r. and M rs. V. R. W hite spen t la s t w eek in N ew Y ork city , w here M rs. W hite u n d e r­w en t e a r su rg e ry on W ednes­day a t U niversity hospita l. M rs. E d n a H a rrin g to n of W a- te rbu ry , Conn., m e t h e r b ro th - er-in -law a n d s is te r, M r. and M rs. W hite, and b ro u g h t th e m hom e F r id a y evening, an d w ill spend a few days a t th e ir home.

M iss S a lly H uggins h as e n ­te re d Sim m ons g ra d u a te school of social w ork in Boston.

M r. and M rs. 'Donald B ak e r of N ew Y ork c ity w ere w eekend guests of his g ran d p aren ts , M r. and M rs. H aro ld B aker.

M r. and M rs. M arv in Bussy w ere S a tu rd a y evening d inner guests of M rs. A m elia W hite and son in Shandaken . M r. and M rs. B ussy w ere Sunday evening d inner guests of M r. and M rs. R obert G riffin in A rkville, w here th ey celeb rated th e ir 51st w edding ann iversary .

M r. and M rs. W illiam M u r­phy, M rs. J o an B rophy and fam ily, M r. and M rs. W illiam A. M urphy an d fam ily, M r. and M rs. G ilbe rt Close and fam ily o f Downsville, M rs. N e ttie Close and M r. an d M rs. R obert P esik of M ontrose, N . Y., w ere Sunday guests of M r. and M rs. E ugene M ayer in H ighland.

M r. and M rs. C harles W^ool- h e a te r of S t. P e te rsb u rg , F la., sp en t a w eek w ith his fa th e r, LuV erne W oolheater, and his b ro th e r and sister-in-law , M r. and M rs. L aw rence W oolheater. W eekend guests of th e W ool­h e a te r fam ilies w ere M r. and M rs. T im othy W oo lheater of N o rth P la infield , N. J., M r. and M rs. C harles W oolheater J r . and son, C harles, of C har- lo ttsv ille , Va. Mi's. B e tty Jan e B arr in g e r of P le a sa n t V alley w as a S unday guest of ' th e W oolheaters. T his w as a g a th ­e rin g o f fo u r generations of W oolheaters and th e f ir s t r e ­union in 1 1 years.

D r. P la to T uason and M r. Lewis of Toledo, Ohio, w ere S a tu rd a y v isito rs of M r. and M rs. G eorge F a irb a irn and friends.

The A rkville P inochle club m e t W ednesday a t th e hom.e of M rs. P ea rl Kelly. P rizes w ere won by M rs. A ndrew Vreden- burgh, M rs. E m m a B arnes and M rs. B lanche B arton .

M r. and M rs. E dw ard C ra ft of B uffalo w ere T uesday and T h u rsd a y d inner guests of he r g randm other, M rs. B u rd e tt M a­son. M r. and M rs. C ra ft, her g randm other, M rs. C heste r P u ltz , of F le ischm anns and he r

> g rea t-g ran d m o th er, M rs. Rose T irpak , w ere T h u rsd ay evening d inner guests of M rs. M ason.

M rs. A r th u r S p rague w as a S a tu rd a y to W ednesday guest of h e r b ro the r-in -law and sis­te r, M r. and M rs. C lifford B eam s, in O neonta. M rs. Sprague, M r. and M rs. B eam s and M r. and M rs. C lifford M at- tice and daugh te r, B arb a ra , of G reenw ich a tten d ed a picnic Sunday a t the E a s t S idney dam.

M r. and M rs. Leslie M cLean of F le ischm anns w ere S a tu r ­day guests of th e ir nephew and niece, M r. and M rs. R obert A rchibald, and fam ily. M r. and M rs. A rchibald and fam ily and M rs. N ellie Todd spen t Sunday w ith M r. and M rs. El- wood K elly and fam ily in P o r t Je rv is and a tten d ed th e 90th an n iv e rsa ry of th e Rio U nited M ethod ist church . M rs. Todd rem ained in P o r t JervLs w ith th e K elly fam ily fo r tw o w eeks.

M r. and M rs. A lbe rt H itt of P ino Bush w ere W ednesday and T hursday guests of his s is ­te r, M rs. F ran k ly n L asher.

M r. and M rs. H a rry M unsell spen t T hursday evening in Troy. M rs. M unsell took th e n a tiona l exam ination fo r m ed ­ical record technology.

M iss M abel H ess w as a guest la s t w eek of h e r b ro th e r and sister-in-law . D r. and M rs. O rvan Hess, a t th e ir sum m er hom e in W 'ellfleet, M ass., on C ape Cod.

T he Sen ior H om em akers club will m eet a t th e hom e of M rs. W illiam V alk T hursday , Sept. 24. Six d itty bags will be filled fo r servicem en over­seas. A rtic les fo r filling th e bags, dish to pass fo r lunch and tab le service will be need­ed.

D r. and M rs. O tto M aender and dau g h te rs of Akron, Ohio, sp en t a w eek of vaca tion w ith his p aren ts , Mr. and M rs. O tto M aender, in H uck leberry Brook. Mr. and M rs. N orm an M aender and son of Scotia spent th e L abor day w eekend a t his p a re n ts ’ home.

M rs. P risc illa K w asnesk i of L a tham , M rs. Leo F inch of Lee. Mass., M rs. Roy S ea rs Sr. of Pow nal, Vt., M r. and M rs. N elson Sears of P ine H ill and Mr. and .Mrs. V erner McChe.s- ney of C ran b erry L ake spen t last S a tu rd a y w ith M rs. R ay S hultis and a tten d ed th e fu ­n e ra l of R ay Shultis.

M ore L ocals on P a g e F o u r

the Well. M r. W'ilson said he had assum ed th e ta sk of help­ing the GOP to re ta in control of both houses of the Legisla­tu re in N ovem ber. He would visit each assem bly and senate d is tric t in the s ta te .

He advised his lis teners to redouble th e ir e ffo rts to obtain a high re g is tra tio n in D elaw are county. T here a re four thou ­sand eligible to vote who are no t reg istered . H e noted th a t the leadersh ip in th e opposi­tion p a rty w a s com posed w holly of cand idates from New Y ork city in bo th th e executive and legislative branches,

“The im portance of having R epublican m a jo rities in the L eg isla tu re cannot be over­em phasized ,” M r. W ilson said. “The fine record of accom plish­m en t by th e R ockefeller ad ­m in is tra tio n .is due in large m easu re to th e close coopera­tion betw een th e leg islative and executive b ranches of the s ta te governm en t.”

M r. W ilson has o ften been described as “th e m ost experi­enced leg islato r- e xecutive’’ on th e s ta te scene. He served as an assem blym an for 2 0 years p rio r to his election w ith Gov. R ockefeller in 1958. His duties include presid ing over sessions of th e Senate , as well as serv ­ing as a key advisor to the governor.

In his ta lk , Mr. W ilson no ted th a t D elaw are county has an im p o rtan t s tak e in th is election in th a t its s ta te sena to r. W a r- ' ren A nderson, is head of w hat he described as th e m ost pow er­ful com m ittee in th e L egisla­tu re , th e sena te finance ̂com ­m ittee .

Accident Toll

Hearing Dates

Are Set For

New ExpresswayAlbany, Sept. 17. — T. W.

P a rk e r, New York s ta te com ­m issioner of tran sp o rta tio n , announced W ednesday th a t the D epartm en t of T ran sp o rta tio n will hold a series of public hearings on the proposed Dela- w are-S t. L aw rence E xpressw ay th rough the eas te rn p a rt of th e s ta te . H earings for th is a rea a re scheduled a t Sidney and O neonta.

Tim e for both hearings is 7:30 p. m. The Sidney hearing will be Tuesdaj-, Oct. 27, a t th e Sidney recreation cen ter. T he O neonta hearing is W ednesday, Oct. 28, a t the cafeteria of the jun io r high school.

A t the hearings a t d ifferen t locations, th e d e p artm en t will seek da ta , views, com m ents and opinions of local officials, civic o rganizations and a re a resi­dents concerning effects the proposed expressw ay w ould have on the counties of D ela­w are, Broome, C henango, H erk im er, Jefferson , Lewis, M adison, Oneida, O tsego and S t. Law rence.

The hearings a re being sched­uled in response to a request e a r lie r th is y e a r by G overnor R ockefeller th a t th e d e p a r t ­m ent expedite s tud ies fo r th e proposedr' expressw ay, including the social, econom ic and en ­v ironm ental effects it w ould have on the localities involved.

In fo rm ation g a th e re d a t the hearings will be used by th e d ep artm en t fo r a needs-feasi- b ility study it is conducting to evaluate how effectively an expressw ay th ro u g h th is eas t- c en tra l co rridor w ould prom ote econom ic gi’ow th in th e area.

D ep artm en t rep resen ta tiv es w ill discuss its s tudies fo r th e ro u te and views will be sought on w h a t effec ts th e expressw ay w ould have on the developm ent of th e 1 0 -county a re a and th e localities w ith in it.

T he proposed expressw ay w ould ex tend from th e St. Law ­rence riv e r near O gdensburg sou th th rough the U tica-R om e a rea to th e R oute 17 E xpress­w ay e as t of B ingham ton. The d ep artm e n t has iden tified a n um ber of general co rrido r lo­cation possibilities for th e rou te , bu t no decisions as to th e final ro u te location o r c h a ra c te r will be m ade un til com pletion of the p lann ing s tud ies and consideration of th e re su lts of the public hearings.

Cow In jures LadN ew K ingston , Sept. 17.—

Billie R u sse ll,.so n of M r. and M rs. R obert Russell, w as k icked by a cow w hile a ssisting H ugh R obertson w ith th e m ilk ing Sunday evening. H is rig h t leg w as broken. H e w as a d m itte d to the M argaretv ille M em orial hospital.

Driver Found Four Hours After

Accident Near Stratton FallsRoxbury, Sept. 17. — A 32-

year-o ld R oxbury m an lay n ear th e steep em bankm en t a t S tra t to n F a lls for nearly four hours S a tu rd ay m orning fol­lowing a one-car accident in w hich he w as seriously injured. Leon Cyens w as tran s fe rre d to K ingston hospital from M ar­g a re tv ille M em orial hospital, w here he was taken a f te r being found.

S ta te police said th a t Cyens w as trav e lin g no rth on the Cold S pring road w hen he w en t off th e rig h t side and over the bank. The c a r s tru ck a tree , w hich p robably saved it from a violent plunge to th e foot of th e w aterfa ll. M r. Cyens re ­ported th a t it w as foggy a t the tim e of the accident, w hich s ta te police logged a t 2:30 a. m.

M r. Cyens escaped from the w reckage by craw ling th rough th e broken 'w indsh ie ld . He craw led to th e bank, w here he lay in a s ta te of shock un til R ay H iggins cam e along, fol­lowed by S co tt Gordon, w ho was delivering m ilk. They called to R oxbury fire d e p a r t ­m en t am bulance to ta k e him to th e hospital.

S ta te police said th a t his in ­ju ries included a broken leg and num erous cu ts and a b ra ­sions.

An 82-year-old Long Is land m an was in ju red in a tw o-car collision on rou te 30 n o rth of M argaretv ille early M onday a fte rn o 9 n. T he d river of th e o th e r c a r was given a sum m ons for fa ilu re to keep righ t.

S ta te police said th a t S ta n ­ley M. A ldrich of B abylon w as tia v e lin g sou th as a vehicle opera ted by W illiam R. Cowan, 23, of M argare tv ille w as ap­p roaching northbound. They .said t ha t C owan - a tte m p te d a le ft tu rn in fro n t of th e A ldrich c a r and s tru c k .th a t vehicle.

A ldrich w as ta k e n by am b u ­lance to M argare tv ille M em orial hospital, w here he w as tre a te d fo r a lacera tion of th e fo re ­head. H e a lso com plained of a s tiff neck.

B oth d rivers w ere given sum ­m onses in a s im ila r accident T uesday on rou te 28 a t C hurch s tre e t in A rkville. N e ith e r w as injured.

In th is case Jam es W. Scud- der, 48,. of F le ischm anns w as a tte m p tin g to tu rn le ft in to C hurch s tre e t in fro n t of the w estbound c a r op e ra ted by F ran c is L. M am i Jr., 18, of Arkvilie. The c a r Scudder w as driv ing w as s tru c k by th e M ami car.

M am i w as given a sum m ons fo r unsafe tires , Scudder fo r fa ilu re to keep righ t.