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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
8
Central Fremont event features Michael J. Reddy, former Delaware supervisor and current Sullivan County election commissioner, placing a wreath on a serviceman's monument at Fremont Center Memorial services as veterans watch from the background.
Bethel Supervisor George Neuhaus delivered a Memorial Day keynote urging Americans to resist organized threats to the country. The program, led by master of ceremonies William Otto, followed a parade with veterans, scouts, firemen, and townspeople. Gold Star mothers Mrs. Mabel Brucher and Mrs. Carrie Johnson were honored as a new flag was raised, presented by Sgt. Andrew Brucher Post, VFW.
Memorial Day observances in Orange County were largely rained out with several indoor services replacing outdoor ceremonies. In Middletown Assemblyman Gilman spoke at the high school while Newburgh and Port Jervis ceremonies moved indoors or to cemeteries. Only Sullivan County held sunny parades. wreaths and honor rolls were present in several towns despite cancellations. Three Orange County youths won prizes in a safety poster contest for retarded children with Barbara Wilson, Evelyn McAdoo, and Alma Delgado awarded prizes.
The New York State Common Cause coordinator will meet Wednesday with area members and other interested citizens at Orange County Community College to discuss the non-partisan group's plans. Harold Harris will explain campaigns for legislative reform and citizen involvement in national government. About 100 area residents are enrolled, said Lou L. Berkman of Middletown. The meeting begins at 7 30 p m in Orange Hall. Berkman said invited residents represent a cross section of the community and welcome anyone who wants to learn about Common Cause.
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