Manor HS principal defeat tied to taxpayers' finances
In Livingston Manor Central School District the defeat of a high school principal proposition by 332 to 158 followed concerns over costs. Supervising Principal Russell W. Ludlum said residents did not want to pay the extra 14 000 and 2 38 tax per thousand. The 847 089 budget still passed 327 to 185 and the board intends to refile the proposal next year citing service needs for students.
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Livingston Manor
Livingston Manor Central School
Russell W. Ludlum
Rockland
Ludlum
Monticello High announces special exam schedule
Principal Robert J. Kaiser released Monticello High School’s final exam timetable. All students attend early shift Friday with Social Studies in the forenoon and Science in the afternoon, noon buses provided for those not testing. Monday through Wednesday, students come at 8, with noon buses and 345 afternoon buses. cafeteria open.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Robert J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Monticello Kiwanis announces essay contest winners
The Monticello Kiwanis Club named three Monticello Central School 10th graders as winners of its annual essay contest on How to Improve Your Community. First prize went to Ann Belmont for a portable typewriter, second to Michael Lash for a $10 gift certificate, and third to Eleanor Rampe for a $5 gift certificate. Winners spoke at the Kiwanis meeting chaired by Theodore H. Drew. judging was by Dr. James Bloom Dr. William Crawford and Boris Shulman.
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Monticello
Ann Belmont
Thomas Belmont
Michael Louis Lash
Sidney Lash
Eleanor Rampe
Lawrence Rampe
Wurtsboro
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Kiwanis
Theodore H. Drew
James Bloom
William A. Crawford
Boris Shulman
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