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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
10
The Shorters were honored at a supper at the First Presbyterian Church where Mr. Allred serves as pastor. A TH record photo accompanies the caption.
Middletown Thrall Library expands story time with an eight week summer program starting July 6. The 10 to 12 am Wednesday sessions continue in the children’s section with Miss Dora Foting directing. activities include arts and crafts on Tuesdays at Summit Field Housing for pre schoolers and Thursday sessions for older children at David Moore Heights. Attendance rose after adding bus transportation via a Ramapo-Catskill Library System grant, though buses won’t run this summer.
Newburgh Supervisor Frank W. Masterson maintains opposition to Orange County's golf course project though he voted Friday for a multi service building at Hamptonburgh Park. He says the extra 67000 is for necessary service facilities not for the course itself, noting the building aids winter skiers and visitors after bids on a shelter were rejected. The project totals 667000 with 300000 funded by the federal government.
The Middletown Council of Churches partners with Church World Service for a clothing drive. Donations go to First Presbyterian Church Orchard Street as the city depot with pickup by the CWS van on Wednesday. Light summer and children's clothes, blankets, shoes, and cotton yard goods are urgently needed. avoid hats, ties, formal wear, heavy bedding, or plastic items. A target of five million pounds for the year is noted, with a suggested 10 cents per pound to cover processing costs. Clothes may be accepted without donation.
A decade of service by Mrs Jerome H French was celebrated at St John s AME Zion Church Middletown with a musical program. Ginny Lewis pinned an orchid on Mrs French, wife of the pastor, marking her long service with church choirs.
Rep. John G. Dow of New York after an eight day fact finding trip to Vietnam Laos and Thailand described himself as I dont know what on the war He said he would reserve final conclusions for his constituents Dow toured with Westmoreland met government officials journalists and union representatives He criticized bombing of the north as an issue the Vietnamese worry less about than internal strife and warned of brinkmanship to avert nuclear war Dow represents Orange Sullivan Rockland and Delaware Counties and financed his trip with 800 district contributors.
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