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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
2
Vince Kosuga of Pine Island and his wife watched the television program To Tell The Truth after Kosuga appeared on the show earlier. Scores of friends joined them at the Jolly Onion Inn restaurant to view the broadcast.
Valley Central High School held commencement exercises for 160 graduates before more than 1,400 attendees. Valedictorian Steven Ellman and salutatorian Charlotte Baker led the class. Diplomas were presented by Edward R. Crist, with ceremonies led by Superintendent William F. Moran. Scholarships totaled 2,200 dollars across 13 recipients with PTA and teachers association awards to multiple students. Some suggested moving next year’s ceremony outdoors due to crowding.
Fifty four graduates received diplomas at Minisink Valley Central School as Richard Hansen presided. Estelle Watch delivered the valedictory, Albert Truman introduced the class, and the Minisink Band performed. Multiple scholarship and award recipients included Margit Suess, Catherine Wagner, Douglas Wix, and Philip Podwirny among others.
Democrat John G. Dow in Spring Valley accused Republican Katharine St George of being tied to Goldwater Conservatism despite her denials. He warned of disaster from their approach and urged retirement while pledging action to aid hospital workers and pursue federal help for housing and better hours.
Stuart N. Polly of Raymond and May told the Greenwood Lake Zoning Commission about the planning process at the initial meeting. He distributed zoning books sample ordinances and a draft non controversial ordinance section for review.
Zoning commission chair Alexander C. Bussey said two controversial sections remain incomplete and ready only by September. The panel will review non controversial parts in summer, aim for public hearings, and adopt the ordinance by year end with a Tuesday meeting to start revising consultant recommendations.
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