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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
11
Wayne Placek a New Jersey glider enthusiast demonstrated the art of spilling a parachute by walking into the wash of an airplane propeller at Wurtsboro Airport.
Bethel area landowners gathered in Hethel to challenge state authority over Route 17B. They debated if the state may claim a six-rod road width rather than the standard three rods and whether just compensation will be paid for land taken. The discussion noted the first eight miles from Monticello to White Lake were acquired using a three-rod basis, per a letter from J L Rohner.
Thirty one seminarians graduated Monday in the 58th annual commencement at St. Joseph's Seraphic Seminary Callicoon. The ceremony opened with a Solemn Mass, featured a address by Rev. Matthew Conlin, and diplomas were presented by Rev. Harald Blake. Graduates will begin novitiate July 14 at St. Raphael's Friary Lafayette NJ and study at St. Francis College Rye Beach NH and Holy Name College Washington DC.
A Sullivan County indictment for third degree assault against Willie Moore of Hurleyville was dismissed after the prosecution’s key witness failed to appear. Assistant District Attorney David Cohen said Dorothy Oliver, once a rape complainant, did not wish to testify. Judge Benjamin Newberg granted both the dismissal and the return of bail.
Matamoras Borough Council awarded a contract to furnish and install a police department radio system to Motorola Communications and Electronics Inc of New York City for 1,477 dollars. Motorola was the sole bidder. A special meeting will be held Thursday to award a borough dump truck contract.
Dingmans Ferry mother, 23 year old Margaret Baptiste, arraigned on a child beating charge before Justice Willard Durr after being arrested by Pike County Sheriff Arthur J. Jobson. Bail set for trial September 21. Baby Jeffrey, 18 months, admitted May 28 with a broken thigh and beaten condition. hospital said the child is in good condition. Baptiste is mother of another child.
Ellenville school board adopted a revised budget of 1,898,588.71, down 4,741.29 from the original 1,903,330, with a 7 to 1 vote. The plan adds 2,000 for musical instruments and lowers bus pickup distance may affect 200 children.
Miss Phyllis Simora of Youngsville receives the Sullivan County Dairy Princess crown from Miss New York State Dairy Princess during the first annual Sullivan County Dairy Queen pageant in Callicoon. Miss Nancy Harrington and Walter Grunfeld assist. photo by Marc Stann.
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