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THE BREWSTER STANDARD-ESTABLISHED 1869
Thursday, January 10,1980
Hillside schedules workshops
on outdoors for teachers
A workshop for teachers emphasizing winter activities will be
held at Hillside Outdoor Education Center, Gage Rd., Brewster, on Friday, Jan. 18. Sessions
will be on topics such as animals
in winter, energy and miniclimates, maple sugaring, winter
camping, Indians, and weather
forecasting. These and others will
be explored.
The activities are designed for
elementary and middle school
students. Don't let winters scare
you when they can be enjoyed as
. exciting learning experiences u.,
with an interdisciplinary approach.
Participants will be
actively involved inside and out so
dress appropriately. Bring a
BUILDING 28--Thls is a vacant dormitory on the 900-acre Harlem Valley Psychiatric Center's grounds
In Wincdale that has been proposed for conversion to 200 apartments as part of a retirement community
projected for the area. Valley View Village would also Include 18 new 100-unit buildings and eventually
encompass other facilities on the grounds. The first phase of the project would cost $55,000,000, with a
total of $110,000,000 to be spent eventually, If the New York State Legislature approves the plans.
Rowdies had good soccer season
The Rowdies "Under 16" team
of the Brewster United Soccer
Club had a record of 2 wins, 2
losses and 1 tie in the fall season
of the Westchester-Putnam
Soccer League.
The Rowdies
defeated Bedford and Mahopac,
lost to Poughkeepsie and East
Fishkill, and tied LaGrange.
There was a noticeable vast
improvement of such players as
Matt Howe and team captain Karl
Lebitsch, both strong fullbacks.
Tom Martin, new this season, up
from the "B" division, added
strength to the many positions he
played.
Left fullback John O'Sullivan is
one of the most outstanding
players on the team. The veteran
missed the first two games after
receiving a knee injury in practice
prior to the season opener.
Another new valuable player,
also up from the "B" division, is
the very promising Tim Skeels.
He played center fullback and had
an excellent fall season.
The halfbacks are the backbone
of any soccer team and the
Rowdies have strength at that
position. New to the team is
Charlie Kaster, a veteran of many
"select" teams, who is making
his mark with the Rowdies.
The most aggressive and
outstanding player is Richard
Tiersch, the team co-captian. His
aggressiveness has resulted in i
many goals and assists.
Halfback Mike Klein, with the
team a couple of seasons, is cool
under pressure and has some
goals and assists to his credit.
Also showing great promise is
Rick Faley, up from the "B"
Division.
The forward line is made up of
veterans. Martin Goudie, playing
outside left, is a strong
individual. Center forward Bruce
McFarlane has many hat tricks (3
goals in one game), plus many
assist.
The most versatile player is Jim
Clarke. He has gone from the
forward line to defense, then back
up forward. His aggressive play
has given him many goals and
assist.
The two goalkeepers, Brian
Broggy and Mike Watson, turned
in outstanding performances
throughout the season. Brian is
an "old timer," while Mike is
new to soccer, but has become
an outstanding goalkeeper in his
short time with the BUSC.
Coach Ron Hendrie and
Assistant Coach Zig Tiersch are
both soccer veterans. They are
proud of their young team and
predict a winning season in the
months ahead.
Hendrie asked that anyone
interested in helping with the
league field coordination call htm
at 279-4762.
Brewster edges
High 51-50
The Brewster High School girls
basketball team held on to edge
Pelham High School 51-50 last
week.
Pelham led 12-7 at the end of
the first period, but Brewster was
up 24-20 at the half and led 39-32
at the end of the third period. The
Pelicans got hot in the final
period, but Brewster was able to
survive.
Laura Mitchell was high scorer
in the game, tossing in 22 points
for Brewster. Pattie Kenny put in
9 points and Patti Cirelli had 8
Doints for Brewster.
HOSPITAL
ONE OF A KIND-If you see this car on the road, you will know It Is on an emergency mission for
Putnam Community Hospital. It carries the only license plate in New York State bearing the word
HOSPITAL. Licenses are limited to seven characters, and Putnam Community was there first with an
application for this unique plate. George Slocum, who regularly drives the vehicle, Is seen above
delivering an emergency blood supply to Putnam Community, whose staff and employees only recently
contributed nearly 60 pints of blood to the Hudson Valley Blood Services.
[Photo by Claire Cox]
lunch. Coffee and tea will be
served.
Other workshops coming up in
the months of March, April and
May are Earlier American Toys
Workshop, Compass and Orienteering Workshop, and a Wild
Edibles Workshop respectively.
To register for, or to inquire about
more information on any of these
workshops, call or write Hillside
Outdoor Education Center, Gage
Rd., Brewster, 279-9237.
Hillside is one of four centers of
the Edwin Gould Outdoor Education Centers, a private, nonprofit organization promoting the
outdoors as an exciting learning
environment for quality education.
Carmel couple arrested
after fight with police
Two Carmel residents were
arrested at 12:25 a.m. Jan. 3 after
fight with Deputy Sheriffs
Michael Walsh and Douglas
MacCrae on Maple Rd., Southeast, the Sheriffs office reported.
The deputies said they
observed the vehicle on Maple
Rd. and when they approached it,
they found the driver, Raymond
Bocchino, 49 of Carmel, to be in
possession of a billy club.
The officers said they placed
Bocchino under arrest and he
began fighting with them, kicking
punching and spitting. Deputy
MacCrae was bitten on the finger
before Bocchino was subdued,
the Sheriffs Office reported.
The Sheriffs Office said at that
time another occupant of the
vehicle, Maria Kingsley, 27, of
Carmel, attacked Deputy Walsh
and attempted to bite him in the
arm. The woman also was taken
into custody and both suspects
Dream of the
boat you'll have
Some say the best way to
"cruise" through winter is to
dream of the boat you'll have next
summer. To help you consider
that luxury, the Harlem, Hudson
and New Haven lines are offering
discount fares and reduced-price
admission tickets to this year's
National Boat Show, scheduled at
the New York Coliseum for Jan.
12 through 20.
Boat Show thickets, which cost
$4 at the Coliseum, may be
purchased at railroad stations for
S3 for adults and $1.50 for
children 5 through 11 years of
age, in connection with rail fares.
The combined
reducedfare
rouen trip ticket may be utilized
only during off-peak hours and St.
On Sundays, Jan. 13 and 20, a
round trip at regular one-way
fares will apply-an even better
bargain.
Jan.
commutation
ticket
holders and elderly or handicapped ticket holders may also
purchase reduced-price Boat
Show tickets, but only at Grand
Central Terminal. On Sundays,
purchasers of excursion tickets
must also buy their Boat Show
admission at Grand Central.
Transportation from Grand
Central to the Coliseum is
available on the M-104 bus (which
stops at 42nd St. and Vanderbilt
Ave. adjacent to Grand Central)
at the regular 50-cent, exactchange fare (25 cents on Sundays
and after 6 p.m. Saturdays).
The Boat Show is open from
noon to 10 p.m. Monday through
Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturdays, and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays. Tickets are on sale now.
For more information, Call (212)
532-4900.
were transported to the Sheriffs
Office, deputies said.
Bocchino was charged with
criminal possession of a weapon
and resisting arrested. He was
remanded to Putnam County Jail
in lieu of $300 bail after arraignment before Southeast Town
Justice Richard Rapp. Ms.
Kingsley was charged with
resisting arrest and was released
in her own recognizance.
Hike for health
set by Hillside
The next extention of the
Appalachian Trail on Hillside's
Hike for Health will take hikers
5.5 miles from Rte. 341 near
Kent, Ct., to Cobble Mtn. Trail.
This area is filled with historical
signs and scars going back to the
Revolutionary War years.
A
handout with some of this information will be distributed.
The degree of difficulty is
between light and moderately
difficult.
Bring a bag lunch.
Children under 12 must be
accompanied by an adult.
Hillside will continue to hike a
section of the Appalachian Trail
every second Sunday of the
month as a part of its Hillside
Hike for Health program.
NEW DENTIST IN TOWN
Dr. Robert Wild has joined the
dental practice of Dr. Jeffrey
Turk, 40 North Main St.,
Brewster, NY to try to fill the void
left by the death of Dr. Martin
Bowes.
Dr. Wilk is a graduate of the
University of Pittsburg and New
York University College of
Dentistry. He under went an
intensive post graduate residence
program at Lenox Hill Hospital,
where he concentrated his studies
in resorative and surgical
procedures. He is married with
two children; and takes great
satisfaction in providing dentistry
for children.
He currently
maintains another office in
Ossining, NY.
Airman Recruit Adams
is at Fallon, Nevada
Navy Airman Recruit Peter G.
Adams, son of Doris and James
Adams of 23 Seven Oaks Lane,
Brewster, NY, has reported for
duty at the Naval Air Station,
Fallon, Nev.
A 1979 graduate of North
Salem High School, North Salem,
NY, he joined the Navy in August
1979.