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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1963

Page

2

No Skating Ban Foils Plans at Fancher Davidge Park

G Jeffrey Stanbro eleven son of Mr and Mrs George R Stanbro and his dog Peppy were eager to skate at Fancher Davidge Park on Thursday morning but a sign forbidding skating stopped them. City winter recreation director Jay Crisdell had cleared snow when a tractor wheel broke through the ice prompting the no skating ruling.

Fancher Davidge Park G. Jeffrey Stanbro George R. Stanbro Monhagen Ave Peppy Jay Crisdell Manny Fuchs

GOP senators back tighter laws against child beating

Newburgh State Sen. D. Clinton Dominick III said Republicans will push a model code to combat battered child syndrome, urging mandatory reporting by doctors and hospital staff to aid police. The effort follows a Times Herald-Record series last August and targets harsher penalties and clearer reporting mechanisms to curb abuse nationwide.

GOP Newburgh America D. Clinton Dominick, III Dominick Times Herald-Record Children’s Bureau U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare William Conklin Brooklyn Conklin Codes Committee

Snow clearance praised by Middletown merchants

Downtown merchants credit Public Works Department crews for a rapid snow removal over the last two Christmas shopping days. Kenneth B. Abt and staff coordinated 26 hours of around clock effort with 35 workers from labor sanitation and water departments deploying landing salting plowing and parking lot clearing. Alvin S. Chase of the Mid-Orange United Chamber of Commerce called it a remarkable job and the Retail Council expressed gratitude bringing good Christmas business. Abt noted gas station owners who push snow into streets as illegal and said police would issue summonses to violators.

Middletown Public Works Department Public Works Kenneth B. Abt Alvin S. Chase Mid-Orange United Chamber of Commerce Chase Abt Sanitation and Water Departments Police Department

Firthcliffe water district wins state approval in Cornwall

Cornwall supervisor Gordon K. Cameron announced state approval for forming the Firthcliffe Water District. The Comptroller order and audit letter were to be presented at the Jan. 2 town board meeting. The town seeks $20,500 more federal funds to cover rising costs and will distribute water via master meters from New Windsor. The project requires work to start by March 5.

Cornwall Gordon K. Cameron Firthcliffe Water District Cameron Timothy F. Cohan State Department of Audit and Control Cohan Arthur Levitt House and Home Finance Agency HHFA James Loeb Geary Chumard

Three area men graduate from New York State Police Academy

Three area men Raymond J. Onorati Jr Werner H. Craatz and Richard Beauman were among 31 graduates last week at the New York State Police Academy in Sidney. Superintendent Arthur J. Cornelius Jr. presented diplomas as Robert F. Flanagan chief association president gave the address and editor Alan Gould Jr. of the Oneonta Star offered best wishes. Onorati is a former Times Herald-Record employee.

Sidney New York State Police Academy Raymond J. Onorati, Jr Werner H. Craatz Middletown Richard Beauman Cornwall Arthur J. Cornelius, Jr Robert F. Flanagan State Association of Chiefs of Police Alan Gould Jr Oneonta Star Onorati Times Herald-Record

Valley Central hires new business administrator

Frank Orsomarso, formerly assistant superintendent for school business affairs in Maple Shade New Jersey, is hired as Valley Central School business administrator to replace Alvin Rubin who resigned two weeks earlier for a Watertown position. He will assume duties February 1. He holds BA MA and MBA from New York University and is pursuing a doctorate. A Forest Hills New York native, he previously taught six years in Valley Stream New York.

Montgomery Frank Orsomarso Maples Shade N.J Valley Central School Alvin Rubin Watertown Orsomarso New York University Forest Hills N.Y Maple Shade Philadelphia Valley Stream

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