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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
2
Gray skies and rain fail to dampen spirits on the final day of school at Katharine L. Black School Howells. Oliver Cuttler, 7, teaches himself fishing as a self taught lesson before vacation time amid the annual picnic at Horton Beach.
A petition circulated by about 75 residents of the Keasel Road area opposes moving the Wallkill town landfill to Kensel Road Maples, protesting site test borings and voicing six objections including residential disruption, odor, traffic hazards, pollution risk, zoning conflict, and health concerns from vermin and chemical control. Residents cite debris from the current Tarbell Road dump but see no major issues if properly managed. town officials weigh borings results before deciding on purchasing Keasel Road land.
Two trustees, Stanley Urbanski and Harry Behrent, announce re election bids for five year and two year terms respectively. Board President Ira Durland notes no other candidates have filed. Also noted are high school commencement June 25 at 8, valedictorian Walter J. Pikul and salutatorian Miss Susan Dombroski, plus the resignation of kindergarten teacher Mrs Irma Magee. Bids open June 25 for milk oil school supplies stairwell enclosure room partitioning four room addition and lighting for four classrooms.
The Republican race for Assembly District 105 widened to five candidates, with Chester's John W. Wyckoff and Greenwood Lake's Victor Ludmerer joining Coroner James F. Sukes, Monroe attorney Albert Mishkin, and Ramapo attorney Jerome Kornfeld. Wyckoff, a Chester education leader, argues conservative backing. Sukes claims enough votes to win, while party leaders weigh Conservative Party support. The caucus Friday will award at least 49 votes from 96 county committeemen across 10 Orange County towns and Ramapo.
Zacharie Rogers withdraws as a candidate for the Assembly from the newly created 110th District in Orange County. He cites avoiding a primary, wants to protect his business, and endorses John S. McBride while noting past attempts to keep party harmony. Rogers is an independent insurance adjuster from Goshen.
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