Orange County Supervisors end 1968 with tax roll action
Orange County Board of Supervisors closed 1968 by approving the county tax roll for 20 towns and three cities and correcting a computer overassessment of 737,350 for Highlands to 11,716,604. They dissolved the Public Health Committee and transferred duties to the new board of health and health district, approved about 60 positions, and honored planning director Carl J. Mays for 12 years of service as his successor prospects emerged. The board plans an organization meeting January 7 and final year in office, with elections to direct 21 county legislators in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Emanuel Crici
Orange County Public Health Committee
Board of Health
County Health District
Newburgh
Middletown
Port Jervis
Mays
Board of Supervisors
Helmut Kimpel
Carl J. Mays
Orange County
First Baby of 1969 Brings Cash and Gifts in Area
The Times Herald-Record and 40 area merchants sponsor a New Year baby sweepstakes starting at midnight. Eligible babies must be born in the paper’s circulation area with resident parents and certified birth time. Entries due by Jan 11. First prize includes cash, airplane ride, dinners, baby items, and a one year TH-Record subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Herald- Record
Tri-State
Frank A. den Danto Jr
Sproat St
Middletown
Frank
Horton Memorial Hospital
Sullivan County
Susan Lee Knack
Thomas Knack
Callicoon Center
Susan
Th-Record
Times Herald-Record
Joseph Remer
Bradley’s
Orrie’s
Walt’s
On Luck
Linden House
Rickie’s
Roberts Shoes
van Sickle’s
H. L. Ayres Inc
Agway Farm
Local Advertised Deals Mix of Cash Discounts and Prizes
A historical catalog of buy now offers lists many regional businesses and items with cash discounts from two to five dollars per item. Entries include apparel services household goods and automotive parts from firms such as L Tschopp Son slate hill orchard vees motors napp pontiac Randall Tire and Shawanga Valley Airport among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Tschopp & Son
Slate Hill Orchard
Vee Motors
Napp Pontiac
Matthews Electric
Williams Appliance
Al’s Tires
Krogslund Motors
Randall Tire
Shawanga Valley
Arts Cleaners
Eddie’s Cleaners
County National Bank
Savings and Loan of
Newburgh
Orange County Trust Co
Middletown Savings Bank
Roseanne
Chevrolet
County Trust
Goshen
Smith Street
C. Fred Ritter
North End
Times Herald-Record
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Middletown
Barbara Moss
Bob ‘N’ Curl
Tompkins
Karpy’s
Chester National Bank
W.T. Grant
Night drifters seek work as cold Middletown encounter unfolds
In Middletown at 1 15 a m a 69 year old Carrie Manley and her 38 year old son John Manley of Charlotte North Carolina huddle at a ice slick intersection near Academy Avenue and Fulton Street seeking a mill job after hitchhiking from Christmas. They spend a night at the police station and prepare to move on with little prospects as officers note the drifters’ vagabond pattern and uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Academy Avenue
Fulton Street
East Branch
North Carolina
Spring Valley
John Manley
Carrie Manley
Charlotte
N.C
Manley
Mitchell Field
L.I
Oregon
Norfolk
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Ernie
Wurtsboro
Jack
Sullivan County
Tyler
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orange Board
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Norman I. Condit
Mathias J. Schleifer
State Health Department
Frank W. Masterson
Newburgh 7Th Ward
Gov
Rockefeller
Hudson River Valley Commission
Henry G. Parry, Jr
William M. Demerest, Sr
Chester
Peter Garrison
Edwin J. Garling
Garrison
Albert C. Howell
Hope
Horace K. Ketcham
Albert E. Gottschalk
Supreme Court
Clare J. Hoyt
Edward M. O’gorman
Abraham S. Isseks
John H. Kinney
Washington, D.C