Lebanon Valley Schenectady Man Injured in Crash
Schenectady man Millard Vanevar, 46, is in fair condition at Albany Medical Center after a head on collision with a Brainard bridge on Route 20 about 4 30 pm. He suffered facial lacerations and chest injuries and was transported by Nassau Rescue Squad. A separate Brainard crash at 11 am damaged a car driven by Edward Sears with no injuries. Another two car crash at Routes 22 and 295 in Canaan caused property damage. Thomas B. Thomas and William Murphy were involved and Thomas faced summonses for an unsafe turn and unlicensed operation.
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Schenectady
New Lebanon
N.Y
Millard Vanevar
Albany Medical Center
R. M. Kellogg
East Greenbush
Vanevar
Brainard
Nassau
Edward E. Sears
East Nassau
R. A. Marconi
R. T. Sippel
Canaan
Sippel
Thomas B. Thomas
William Murphy
West Sayville
Thomas
Justice of the Peace
Richard Klingler
East Chatham
Van Blarcum Named Lieutenant In State Police Promotion
Van Blarcum of Nassau rises from zone sergeant to lieutenant among ten state police promotions announced by Supt. Arthur Cornelius Jr. A Syracuse native raised in Brainard, he finished New Lebanon Central in 1938, served in the U S Army, joined Troop G in 1947, and after a long career, will earn ten thousand dollars yearly and be posted to the Ferndale station in Troop C. He and his wife live with four children on Maple Avenue in Nassau.
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New Lebanon
N. Y
Arthur Cornelius Jr
Arthur F. van Blarcum
Nassau
van Blarcum
Syracuse
Brainard
New Lebanon Central School
U. S. Army
State Police
East Greenbush
Malone
Ferndale
Maple Avenue
Hunting Seasons Are Extended In New York State
The Conservation Department lengthens big game and bow seasons in the northern zone and the statewide waterfowl season to offset days lost during October drought. Northern big game extends to Dec 11, bow season Dec 12–22. southern zone big game unchanged. Pheasant extended to Nov 14 north and Nov 21 south. partridge to Jan 19. rabbits unchanged. Ducks and coots through Dec 21. geese and brant to Jan 10. Cheerleaders Named For New Lebanon Central Basketball Season.
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Albany
State Conservation Department
Middlefield Public Hearing Tonight on Protective Bylaw
Middlefield Planning Board conducts public hearing at 7 30 PM at the school on a protective bylaw and four town matters including a snow removal appropriation of 1000 dollars. Selectmen authority to sell land and transfer of 500 from machinery earnings to machine expense also discussed. A separate church committee met to finalize the year budget, with the annual meeting set for Thursday November 21 to present it.
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Middlefield
Planning Board
Middlefield Congregational Church Committee
Harold C. Jameson
Chester Center
Open House Week Plans For Chester Becket Middlefield Schools
Vincent Nevins announces Open House during Education Week in Chester Becket and Middlefield. Parents may visit classrooms during regular hours. principals will note any special programs. Storm day radio alerts on WTIC and WBRK. If no alert, parents decide on school attendance. Tuesday Dec 3 10 am band concert for Chester High at Town Hall with 32 Bth Air Force Band members.
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Chester
Vincent Nevins
Union Number 4
Chester, Becket and
Middlefield
WTIC
Hartford
WBRK
Pittsfield
Bth Air Force
Chester High
Town Hall
Veterans' Supper Held By American Legion in Chesterfield
The American Legion and Auxiliary host the Armistice Day supper in Chesterfield with Mrs. Vesta Bisbee as chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mabel Thompson. Arthur Bird of Plainfield directs the entertainment for the event.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Chesterfield
Vesta Bisbee
Mabel Thompson
Arthur Bird
Plainfield
Lee High Observes Education Week Open House
Lee High will host Education Week with an open house on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Teachers will be in their rooms to meet parents. visitors may come anytime. Guide Richard Gerlach will arrange appointments for those unable to attend. The library, opened in September, will be showcased along with a special lobby display. An assembly for college preparatory pupils and a session on college admissions will be held, plus meetings for non college prep groups to discuss vocations and job interviews.
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Lee High
Richard Gerlach
Herbert W. Sloan
Stockbridge man fined in district court case
Richard H. Mauke, 21, of Stockbridge paid 105 in fines after a Glendale Road crash. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene and not guilty to other charges including drunkenness and DUI. Mauke. fender damage from a steel girder collision. arrested at Elm Street Cafe. Also fined were Howard Barich 15 and Sebastian Luizzi 20 for speeding.
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Lee
Stockbridge
Richard H. Mauke
Main ‘Street
Mauke
Glendale Bridge
Glendale-Middle Road
Elm Street
Louis J. Peyron
Howard Barich
Teaneck
N.J
Sebastian P.luizzi
Plattsburg, N.Y
PTA Card Party Aims to Raise Scholarship Funds
Party prizes tickets are available for a local PTA sponsored card party Wednesday evening. Purchasers need not attend to be eligible for door prizes. Proceeds finance a $100 scholarship for a local student, a spring field trip for Housatonic seventh grade, and audio-visual aids for each local classroom.
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Housatonic
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Caral Saviano
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Diana Sarcheck
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