State Lists Revocations Suspensions in August Traffic Actions
The Motor Vehicle Commission released a list of driver license and vehicle registration revocations and suspensions for major causes in the Syracuse District during the first half of August. The report includes convictions for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving, suspensions for misuse and speeding, and revocations for persistent violations under the point system, leaving the scene of an accident, chemical test refusals, and unlicensed operation, naming individuals and addresses across Syracuse, Auburn, Oswego, Ithaca, and nearby towns. It notes suspensions and revocations for multiple convictions within 18 months and actions related to learner permits, false statements, and failed re-examinations.
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Albany
Joseph O. Kelly
Syracuse
McCarthy School Registration Set
The Frank C. McCarthy School for Mentally Retarded Children will open full term registration September 12 and 13 from 9 am to noon at Court Street and Schaeffer Avenue in Lyncourt. Former pupils must register on these days. Parents and relatives of mentally retarded children without regular school access may bring their children to registration. The school opens September 14 at 9 am and runs weekly Monday through Friday. Bring pertinent records and medical data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. McCarthy
Court St
Schaeffer Ave
Lyncourt
Edith Romano
Canine weed remover aids gardener in Des Moines
Mrs Tony Rand says her cocker Pepper helps her garden by rooting out weeds with his paws when she points to them. Pepper reportedly works as a living weed puller in Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Tony Rand
Cocker
Pepper
North Syracuse Central School District Opens Fall Term
The North Syracuse Central School District will begin its fall term with full-day sessions on September 8. Faculty meetings for principals occur September 6 and 7. The new Fay Road high school opens September 8 with 90 teachers. Six elementary schools operate this year. the former high school is now an elementary building with added cafeteria. High school hours are 8:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and elementary sessions run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Syracuse Central School
Fay Rd
Farm Bureau realignment discussed by Onondaga group
Committeemen of the Onondaga County Extension Service debated realigning the Extension Service and the Farm Bureau of New York Inc at Camp Brookway. James Q. Foster said the current Agriculture Extension Service will continue same services with funding from county state and federal sources plus a $3 membership fee. The new Farm Bureau will be independent funded by a $20 member fee and will seek benefits for farmers, including insurance and legislative lobbying in Albany and Washington.
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Onondaga County
Agriculture . Department
Extension ‘Service
Camp Brockway
Ganization
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
Agriculture, Extension Service
Farm ‘Bureau ‘of New York, Inc
Foster
Ithe Agriculture Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Fay Meade
Ithaca
New Farm Bureau of New York, Inc
Albany
Washington
Meade
Morriss
Dewey
Farm Bureau Extension Service
New York State Engineering Exam Dates Announced
The New York State Board announces professional engineering license exams for February 7 8 and 9 1956 to be conducted by the Central New York Chapter of the Society of Professional Engineers. Applications and review course details are provided by Newell L Freeman Secretary of the Board and C E Pris of Skaneteles R D 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central
Society of Professional. Engineers
Newell L.freeman
Local Girl Scout Uniform Sizing Chart Update
The notice lists dress sizes for F. Girls sixes H. Sub-Teens and G. Teens, detailing measurement ranges and recommended fits to assist troop leaders and parents in selecting proper uniforms.
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Cayuga
Moses E. Cortrieht
R.D
Edwin Leon Baldwin
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Are Terence
Legk Alley
Tracy George Peagall
Richmond Ave
Sytacuse
Lawrence R. Sutff
Freeville
Frederick H. Decker
Mair St
Trumansburg
Eacese
E. Attleson
Howard W. Campbell
Poplar Ridge
Robert D. Ho
Richard C. Pease
Linden &J
Sam Gordon
Allen
Ste
Barve Ee Lamphest
Chittenango
David A. Karl
Bridgeport
Charles W. Johnson
Mill St
de Ruyter
Paul M. Fitzpatrick
Marietta
Thomas Epolito
Helen St
Charles Chambers
Townserid
John J. Burke
Hockenborn Ave
Auburn
Charles E. Wodensbeck
Morrisville
Ralph Frank Pryor
Chestnut St
Oswego
George J. Peluso
Wolf St
Clark E. Nolte
Parsons Drive
Westvale
Leslie L .Cross
Westmoreland Ave
Richard
Gaylord
Syracuse St
Baldwinsville
Walter Edward Frost
P.D. Eaton
Joseph Mahar
Englewood Ave
John R. Benson
Burdick Ave
Fred J. Coomber
Genoa
John Dickerson
Ovid
JoAnn Genevieve Mathews
Fayetteville Inn
Fayetteville
Francis Fuller
Ralph Williams
Howard Hotel
J. Hefferman
Main St
Schwartz
W. Newell St
Valmont
Lamont
Delaware St
John H. McCoy
Fifth St
Arthur D. Chatron
Otisco St
Samuel Primus
H.D. Cato
Grant Swingle
R.D. 2
Groton
Ernest J. Doloisio
Madison St
Cortland
James Crouch
Ofwero
KODAK
Duaflex
Fed
Hendricks Central
Supply
S ‘Warren ‘Sts
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James Q. Foster
Dewitt
House
P. Ra
State. Education. Department
Pearl St
C. E. Priis
Skaneateles R. D
Montgomery
War Memorial
Casey
SY Jefferson
Chatham
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Schoelo
Warvelo Winery
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