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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
10
Two generations view the Driscoll Farm in the Town of Bethel as a potential site for Sullivan County Community College. About 200 acres are offered to the college board of trustees as a proposed permanent campus location.
Sullivan County bungalow colony owners watch the forecast for a warm weekend to attract metropolitan families for summer rentals. A cool weekend could shorten the season and pressure owners to cover costs for next year, with holidays and Jewish observances affecting occupancy. Demand hinges on warm weather and calendar timing.
A chain reaction crash on Dolson Avenue injured two people. George J. Gould's car struck Virgil Needham’s vehicle, which then hit H. Roberts Evans’s car. Needham suffered arm and muscle injuries, his wife head and neck injuries.
Pamela King of 59 Mulberry Street was taken to Horton Hospital after her bicycle collided with a car driven by Robert Decker at the Fulton and Wawayanda Avenues intersection. She suffered possible fractures and was treated at the hospital.
City police said only minor damage resulted when a car driven by George Harris of Chester struck a Glynn vehicle driven by Margaret Glynn of 16 Sterling Street as it turned onto Washington Street from Academy Avenue. Left rear damage was noted on the Glynn car.
The State Public Service Commission approved extending General Telephone Companies base rate area to include about 1,578 subscribers in Wallkill and Wawayanda, eliminating mileage fees and lowering yearly bills by about 18058 dollars. It also approved a new method using airline distance to compute mileage, saving about 5404 dollars annually for 19,750 customers and costing taxpayers nothing.
The body of Thomas A. Bartle, vice president of Sterling Forest, was found Wednesday evening at his Tuxedo Park home. Autopsy and lab analyses followed. death estimated within 12 to 24 hours prior. Bartle, a Columbia graduate and former Tuxedo school board member, will be funeralized in New York with local arrangements by Smith Seaman and Quackenbush.
Albert C. Howell chairman of the county board of supervisors was guest speaker at the Katherine L. Black School commencement in Howells on June 12. The graduating class included Marion Evans Jeffery Worden Angelo Monaco with honor awards going to David Christensen Philip Higby Kathleen Cutler and Donna Tice.
The Middletown Central Labor Council endorsed Mrs. Elsie Krieg retired guidance counselor for the board of education. The board must fill resigning Trustee Warren J. Green’s seat at the July reorganization meeting serving the final year of the term. Other candidates are John J. Loori and Edward M. Bernaski.
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