Middletown Lions install Long as new president
Middletown Lions Club installed Harry F. Long as president for 1967 68 at an American Legion Lodge dinner. Lions district governor Albert H. Lavine said it takes years to reach the presidency and praised the new officers for a year of service and growth.
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Charles J. Dziengiel
Middletown Lions Club
Harry F. Long
The
Lions Club
Middletown
Albert H. la Vine
Lions
LaVine
New York Lions Clubs
Middletown Club
American Legion Lodge
Joseph F. Bosek
Frank Gesualdo
William L. Huger
Richard C. Pinckney
Albert J. Juliano
John J. Lawler
Long
New York
Valley Central plans school expansion in Montgomery
Valley Central Board of Education approved multiple expansion proposals after a year of study. Plans include a new 50 acre site on Rt 17K for an elementary school, a 300 pupil addition to Montgomery Elementary with six surrounding acres for a 600 pupil school, renovations to Walden and Maybrook elementary schools, and a 34 acre near the high school site to accommodate future growth. Total bond issue about 2.5 million dollars, 73 percent state aid, 27 percent local, tax rise about 60 cents per $1000 true value or roughly $2 per $1000 assessed in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Valley Central Board of Education
William F. Moran
Moran
Rt. 17K
Scott's Corners
Walden
Goldenham
Maybrook
Union Street
Flemming and Silverman
Board of Education
Valley Central District
Coldenham
Washingtonville village board faces 1.5 million suit over rezoning
The Washingtonville Village Board and three residents seek more time to answer charges of unconstitutional acts and conspiracy after rezoning a 37 acre tract to R-85 in February. Leonard Kohl, a Spring Valley developer who bought the land last year, leads the suit alleging officials acted in personal real estate interests.
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Washingtonville
Monroe
Herbert J. Fabricant
Leonard Kohl
Spring Valley
Ernest F. Coleman
Piero Antona
Robert Nelson
Middletown
Kenneth MacVean
Kohl
Middletown Burglary Probed at Golden Nuggett Tavern
Middletown city police investigated a burglary at Golden Nuggett on James Street. The theft occurred Monday night and included several bottles of wine and whiskey.
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Middletown
James Street
Middletown weighs revision of invalid local labor law
Middletown weighs revising Local Law No. 3 1963 after a ruling that it is illegal. Alderman John F. Kummer said a joint Finance and Taxation review will consider retirement benefits for city employees and possible changes to align with state law allowing only accrued vacation time. The council also discussed updating codes and ordinances, proposing a general rise in city fees, and repealing an obsolete balloon propulsion ordinance.
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Middletown Fourth Ward
John F. Kummer
Middletown
Kummer
Common Council
Finance and Taxation Committee
Frank D. Blizard, Jr
Blizard
Myron R. Ferry
Nicholas F. Vuolo
Kenneth B. Abt
Vuolo
Rotary plans 24th annual horse show at Fancher-Davidge Park
Middletown Rotary Club will host its 24th annual horse show at Fancher-Davidge Park on September 23. Archie D. Fellenzer Jr., program committee chair, says the event is the club’s big fundraiser with improvements to the ring and expected increase in participants. Professional judges will oversee hunter, western, stock horse, and pleasure classes as entry numbers rise from last year’s 100-plus.
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Middletown
Rotary Club
Fancher-Davidge Park
Archie D. Fellenzer
Rotary
Fellenzer
Goshen Library Adopts Summer Schedule Start Date
Goshen Library enters summer hours starting Saturday with new opening times 2 30 to 8 00 p m Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday through July and August It will be closed Wednesday and Saturday Local calendar notes the altered hours for the season
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Goshen
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Wawayanda Avenue
Middletown Lions
Valley Central
Orange County Supreme Court
Daniel F. Ahern
Newburgh
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