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8B PouQhkeepsle Journal Wednesday. June 4. 1986" Metro North considers service cut By Job E. People DOVER Options ranging from pew equipment to elimination of pas 'senger lenrica north of Brewiter will be discussed Saturday by Metro North Commuter Railroad officials during a public Information session at 10 a.m. Saturday at Dover Town IU1L Metro North spokesman Tito Da vila said the public meeting was requested by the Metro North Committee of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Metro North is a subsidiary of the MTA. No timetable has been set for a decision. Da vlla sail Metro North has electrified the Harlem line rem New York City to the Brewster North station. A self propelled diescl car serves the' stations at Patterson (Putnam County), Pawling, Harlem Valley Wlngdale and Dover Plains. i Five options for the line have been suggested by the railroad's Planning Department Davila said the options will be explained at the meeting, and people may comment "The options include: using rebuilt diescl cars.

using rebuilt Budd sclf pitK celled vehicles, a newer version of the diescl cars how in use. buying new "railbuscs," a bus shell and engine mounted for use on tracks. substituting bus service for rail service, with the buses stopping at the railroad stations. eliminating rail service "en tircly, which would save Metro North about $760,000 a year, and would require 100 regular commuters to drive to the Brewster North train station: Joan Spcnce, assistant to County Executive Lucille' Pattlson, said she will attend. Spcnce said either she or Pattlson will speak for Dutchess.

"We would hope whatever the decision is, they will be guided by the people of the area," she said. Dutchess County Is considering a state proposal that would allow it to contract directly with the MTA for rail service. Spence said county officials are eager to hear how Harlem Valley residents feel about their rail service. "We see the public forum as the opportunity for us, too, to see what people In that part of the county would want," she said. Spence said she attended the April meeting of the Metro North committee, at which two members said they think some type of service should be provided north of Brewster.

She said rapid growth of the eastern part of the county will affect decisions about rail service there. Union Vale sets community fest NORTH CLOVE. Union Vale Community Day will be held Sunday featuring a flea market and chicken barbecue, a magician, blood pressure screening and finger printing of young children. The event will run from noon to p.m. at Tymor Park on Bruzgul Road.

The flea market sponsored by the Union Vale Historical Society will start at 10 a.m. The barbecue will be from 4 to 6 p.m. and will cost J6 for adults, $3 for children ages five through 12, and no charge for children under five. Tickets must be purchased in advance at the Union Vale Town Hall The Dutchess County Sheriff's Department will fingerprint children and give the records to the parents in order to aid police If a child disappears. The event is free and will also feature pony game booths and square dancing demonstrations.

Vol9 untcers are still needed to help on Sunday. Chamber to aid two scholars Two seniors graduating from Wappingers schools will be awarded $500 scholarships tonight by the Greater Southern Dutchess Chamber of Commerce. Laurie Arent, of John Jay High School, and Nancy Ellen Wemmerus, of Roy C. Ketcham High School, will be honored at the dinner at the Villa Borghese In Wappingers Falls. The scholarships honor the mem ory of Norman Nussbickel.

a past president of the former Wappiners Falls Chamber of Commerce: Nussbickel was active in many Dutchess County. business and civic organizations until his death in 1983. Kenny Hill, a player for the' New York Giants football team will speak at the dinner. Tickets are still available through the chamber's Beacon office. Cocktails will be served at 6:30 p.m.

with dinner at 7:30. Scholars nvene to study Livingston legacy By CUre O'Neill Cnrr Jeenelceareeaeiaeait ANNANDALE ON nUDSON A two day symposium on 300 years of the history and culture of Livingston Manor will be held at Bard College Friday and Saturday. The Livingston Legacy: Three Centuries of American History," 'will draw regional and local historians, recognized American history scholars and writers. Registration has been extended to the first morning of the symposium, Friday, at Kline Commons. Space Is also available to the public at the sympostanra keynote banquet at the Beekman Arms Inn la RbJnebeck Friday at pjn, Bok Kim, chairman of the Department of History at the State University of New York at Albany and a noted authority on the colonial manorial system, will be guest speaker.

Kim wrote "Landlord and Tenant in Colonial New York. Manorial Society H54 177 Other speakers are Dr. Milton Klein of the University of Tennessee, Dr. Mary Lou Lustlg of New York University, Dr. William Rboads of State University College at New Paltz.

Dr. William P. Mc Dermott, past editor of the Dutchess County Historical Society Yearbook, Dr. Cynthia Herner of the University of NarUt Carolina at Charlotte and Dr. Sherry Penny of SUNY Albany.

Also speaking will be Alt Even, author of "The CatsklHs: Wilderness to Woodstock," Cynthia Owen Philip, author of "Robert Fulton: A Clare Brandt, author of the recently published "An American Aristocracy. The Livingstons," Sally A. Bottlggi, executive director of the Columbia County Historical Society Roberta Singer of Mount St Mary College la Newburgh, the Rev. Herman Harmellnk of the Reformed. Church of PMghkeepsle and Dennis Wentworth, archaeologist for the New York State Bureau of Historic Sites.

Livingston Manor, celebrating Its tercentenary this summer, originally covered 160,000 acres of lower Columbia and upper Dot chess Counties. It Includes the Clermont State Historic Site, an estate built in 1730 and rebuilt In 177 two years after being burned by the British. Clermont was home to Chancellor Robert Livingston. He was one of the signers of the Declaration of udependeace, was minister to France and gavethe oath of office to the first president of the United States, George Washington Discussions at the symposium will include topics like colonial land policy and sUveholding in New York. To register call Clermont State Historic Site (S1S S37 4H0) or the.

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