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PAGE TWO Thursday, December 23,1982 A STOCKING STOPFER—Jennifer Daley, bom Dec. 6 [8 pounds, 2 ounces], was the first holiday season baby to go home In a Jumbo red stocking from Putnam Hospital Center. Lynnette Daley of Holmes Is putting her daughter In the flannel stocking while waiting for her husband, Daniel, a photographic technician, to take them home on Dec. 11. The Daley's have another child, Jason, 3'/], who was waiting at borne. It Is traditional al Putnam Hospital Center for all new holiday babies to go home In stockings provided by the hospital's Auxiliary. Photo by Claire Cox Barrett wants county to check Carmel roads Putnam County Highway Supt. Julius Cesare has indicated that the County Highway's Engineering Department can complete a review of the Town of Carmel's highway system within 6 months. Carmel Supervisor Dean Barrett's deferred motion to seek the county's help will be brought up for discussion tonight. Barrett pointed out that many of the towns roads are in an extreme state of disrepair, having received only patches since they were first constructed. Along with resurfacing and drainage, some roads actually need rebuilding, he claimed. Barrett gave credit to Town Highway Supt. Brendan Hynes for suggesting a highway program. However, he indicated he felt that all town roads should be evaluated as to needed repairs and cost thereof. Barrett said he would then lav out a definative program prioritizing the work to be done. He envisioned a 4- to 5-year program to be bonded over a 10-year period. He said he would want the work to be contracted under the town's bidding procedure, monitored by the town's consulting engineer and controlled completely by the Town Board. Barrett said, included in the program would be identification and subsequent dedication of all roads which have been maintained but never taken over by the town. This would lead to the payment of mileage by the state, not now available, he added. Barrett concluded that safety was a major factor since the road system has not kept place with the town's population growth. A BIG BUCK—Ralph Palmlero, 22, of Mahopac, harvested this 178-pound, 10-polnt whitetail buck early on the opening morning of the deer season In Dutchess County. Ralph has been hunting since he was 16 and has brought in 5 bucks, including an 8-polnter last year. Plan extra cars for the holiday To accommodate last-minute holiday shoppers and commuters seeking an early \getaway extra cars will be added to pre- rush hour Hudson, Harlem, and New Haven line trains on the Thursdays and Fridays im- mediately preceding Christmas Day and New Year's Day. On Thursday, Dec. 23, ad- ditional cars will operate on trains departing Grand Central Ter- minal between the hours of 12 noon and 5 p.m. On Thursday, Dec. 30, extra cars will be added to trains leaving Grand Central between 2 and 4 p.m. Although a regular, weekday schedule will be maintained on Friday, Dec. 24, and Friday, Dec. 31, trains arriving at Grand Central Terminal between 10 a.m. and 12 noon will have additional cars as will trains departing Grand Central between 2 and 4 p.m. on both days. Revelers celebrating New Year's Eve in New York City and will find special homebound trains operating on all 3 lines; each train will depart Grand Central Terminal at 2:30 a.m. on New Year's morning. The Harlem line train will serve Fordham and Mt. Vernon West through to North White Plains; Hudson line stops will include Marble Hill and Ludlow through to Croton-Harmon; and the New Haven line train will serve stations from Mt. Vernon to New Haven. DEER SHOOTING CHARGED Three Connecticut men were arrested Dec. 14 along Keeler Lane in North Salem by state troopers who charged them with shooting a deer. Troopers said shooting deer with a shotgun is illegal in Westchester County. Police said the trio allegedly shot the deer in a wooded area and dragged it out to where it was found near their car. They were arraigned in North Salem Town Court and remanded to the Westchester County Jail in lieu of SI,000 bail. John Anderson is professor John Anderson of Mahopac has been promoted from associate to full professor of mathematics at Westchester Community College, it was announced recently by WCC President Dr. Joseph N. Hankin. Prof. Anderson holds Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees from the State University of New York at Albany, and a Master of Science degree from the University of Notre Dame. Bantams lose hockey games The Putnam Hockey Assn. has started its season. The Putnam Bantams-lost 2 tough games, one to White Plains 7-5, and the other to Wescon (Conn.) 7-4. Leading the scoring for Putnam was John Storrar with 1 goal in the 1st game and a Hat trick in the other. Also scoring were Pete (E.T.) Archer with 2 goals, Joe Posadas with 2, and George Cargain with one. ON DEAN'S LIST Mrs. Judy Schneider of Gar- rison has been named to the Dean's List of the Continuing Education Division at the Berkeley School of Westchester, White Plains, for the past quar- ter. Miss Schneider was named from the intensive secretarial program. She is a graduate of John Jay High School, Hopewell Junction. Traiiblazers visit patients By CHRIS KELVIN On Dec. 17, the Traiiblazers 4-H Club went Christmas caroling at the Kent Nursing Home. The main goal of this was to cheer up the residents and give them some \Christmas Spirit.\ Besides caroling we brought books for each resident which were donated by Guideposts in Carmel. 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