Blue Law Arrests Stir Monticello Merchants
Monticello faced a Sunday arrest controversy as two chain-store managers Edward Lapita and Douglas Rockwell were charged for selling goods banned on the Sabbath under Article 192. Section 2147. They were released on recognizance and face a 7 p.m. hearing. Local merchants largely back enforcement, with some earlier violators in smaller shops. The case could bring fines up to 20 dollars and possible jail time. owners warn of possible postponements until after summer.
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Monticello
Edward Lapita
Douglas Rockwell
Pine Bush
Thompson
Joseph Wasser
Lapita
Jamesway Department
Rockwell
Victory
Rt. 42
Jane Solomon
Liberty
Sylvia Weinstein
Woodridge
Monroe R. Davis
Marvin A. Blumenfeld
Hammond and Cooke
Monticello Clothing Store
Blumenfeld
Liberty's Businessmen’s Association
Monticello Ministers Plan Combined Baccalaureate Service
Monticello’s Ministerial Association, formed in April, will hold a combined baccalaureate service at 4 at Kutsher’s Country Club. Clergy from Temple Sholom, Methodist, Presbyterian, St Johns Episcopal, and St Peters Roman Catholic churches seek closer interfaith cooperation and public recognition through the event blessing the graduating class.
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Monticello
Kutsher
Solomon Agin
Temple Sholom
William Johnston
Methodist Church
William A. Craneford
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Chase
St Johns Episcopal Church
Aloysius Weber
Edward F. Straub
St Peters Roman Catholic Church
Monroe board hikes land rule for Arrow Park property
The Monroe Town Board after a brief hearing changed land owned by Arrow Park Inc to R-200 from R-150. The ordinance raises minimum lot size from 40,000 to 60,000 square feet and places the site on the west side of Orange Turnpike south of Hariman Heights Road.
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Monroe Town Board
Arrow Park, Inc
Orange Turnpike
Harriman Heights Road
Mental health graduation at Sullivan County Community College
Liberty site hosts commencement at 6 30 Wednesday in the Holiday Inn with 16 certificates presented by President Dr Richard F Grego for participants in a mental health pilot project. Guests include NYS Department of Mental Hygiene reps instructors county citizens and their spouses. Contact Sullivan County Mental Health Association by Monday for attendance.
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Liberty
Sullivan County Community College
Richard F. Grego
Holiday Inn, Liberty
New York State Department of Mental Hygiene
Sullivan County Mental Health Association
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