Greenville-Deerpark border dispute takes new twist
The Greenville Deerpark border quarrel deepens as Deerpark retracts acceptance of Greenville tax map, citing Orange County map disputes while both towns debate matching surveys. A Middletown firm will compare maps. potential joint town-board talks loom. Vicious dog leashing remains unresolved as magistrates cite state law and signable complaints.
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Greenville
Greenville -Deerpark
Deerpark
Henry J. Holley
Joseph F. Lilly
Holley
Chaumard and Erikson
Bert F. Taamer
Louis W. Roeper
Evelyn Soudant
Arthur Soudant
Roeper
Tanner
Warwick's top scholars win college scholarships
Warwick High School seniors Linda McCreary and Christine Knieriemen, both 18, earn college scholarships to the University of Rochester and LeMoyne College. Frederick Raskopf heads to West Point. Other winners include John Campagna Holy Cross Faith Crawford and more. Awards include Bausch and Lomb science, Betty Crocker Homemaker, and DAR good citizenship honors.
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Warwick Warwick High School
Linda McCreary
Christine Knieriemen
University of Rochester
LeMoyne College
Syracuse
Frederick T. Raskopf
Warwick
West Point
John Campagna
Holy Cross
Faith Crawford
Robert S. Wesleyan
Lynne Cutler
Wells College
Scott Emmerich
Cornell
Carol Gutek
Syracuse University
Audrey MacLean
Long Island University
Robert Roorda
Leon Sinsabuagh
College of Forestry
Miss McCreary
Betty Crocker
Gayle Mazuco
Daughters of the American Revolution
Michelle Latham
Middletown Lions install Huger as president
William L. Huger of Scotchtown was installed as president of the Middletown Lions Club at a dinner for 175 people at Shawangunk Lodge. Other officers for 1959 70 include Richard C. Pinckney first vice president Albert J. Juliano second vice president John Lawier third vice president W Norton Madigan secretary and Dr. Robert Bloom treasurer. Huger succeeds Frank Gesualdo with installation by former president Charles Dziengiel.
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Highview
William L. Huger
Scotchtown
Middletown
Lions Club
Shawanga Lodge
Richard C. Pinckney
Albert J. Juliano
John Lawier
W. Norton Madigan
Robert Bloom
Huger
Charles Dziengiel
Frank Gesualdo
Dow vows to aid antiwar lawmakers in Washington
Former Rep. John G. Dow of Grand View announces plans to serve as aide and counselor to a small group of anti-Vietnam War congressmen. Dow, defeated by Martin B. McKneally, says he will be in Washington and visit his home district often. He cites the Defense Department budget, bases abroad, and MIRV missiles as reasons to slow militarism while continuing public antiwar activity.
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Nyack
John G. Dow
Grand View
Congress
Martin B. McKneally
Newburgh
Dow
Washington
United States
Defense Department
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