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S u l l i v a n Roscoe Rockland Review I R e c o r d 7 C E N T S A SIN G L E COPY I n T h e C o u n t y T h e m e r g e r o f L i b e r t y M a im o n ' ides and the M o n t ic e llo H o s p ita ls w ill not m e a n th e im m e d ia t e con stru c tion o f a n e w c e n t r a lly located h o s p ita l fa c ility , a c c o r d in g to the presidents of b o t h in s t itu t io n s . F o r the present th e m e r g e r m e a n s con solidation o f a d m in istra t iv e ser vices, the pooling o f com m o n fa c i l i ties and b e tter p u r c h a s in g pow e r. « * * ' * A f t e r six days- o f t r i a l a n d three hours of ju r y delib e r a t io n , la w y e r s fo r the su r v iv o r s o f 1962’ s H a n k in ’ s H ig h v ie w H o t e l fire settled a n e g li gence suit in cou r t cTmmbers on W e d n e s d a y . N o settlem e n t figures w e re disclosed, b u t a to t a l o f $1.4 m illio n had been asked. O n e h u n d r e d L i b e r t y e le m e n t a r y p u p ils w i l l ta k e p a r t in a su m m e r re a d i n g p r o g r a m fo r c h ild r e n w h o sh o w a n e e d fo r fu r t h e r in s t r u c tio n . T h e p r o g r a m , fin a n c e d b y fed e r a l fu n d s u n d e r T i t l e I w i l l b e g in on Ju ly 11th, a n d w i l l h a v e classes m e e t in g each d a y fro m 8:30 u n t i l noon fo r a perio d o f fo u r w e e k s . T h e ch ild r e n w i l l com e fro m grades 2-6 i n the L i b e r t y p u b lic sch o o l and S t . P e t e r ’s P a r o c h i a l S c h o o l. -tN ifc •!£ T h e r e w e re no tra f f i c fa t a litie s in S u lliv a n C o u n t y o v e r th e long w e e k e n d , w h ich saw m o s t hotels fille d to capacity. I n a sp e c t a c u lar accid e n t on T h u r s d a y afternoon, th r e e H a r p u r C o lle g e students land ed in M o n t ice llo H o s p ita l a fter th e ir ca r crossed th e R t . 17 Q u ick w a y m e d ia l strip above Wurtsboro and overturned i n th e opposite lane. L u c k i l y stu d e n t s escaped seri ous in ju r y ? ahd w e r e released fro m th e h o s p ita l on F r id a y . S: $ * # It is expected th a t the W a ln u t M o u n t a in S k i C e n t e r outside o f L i b e r t y w ill b e , fin ish e d in D e c em b e r, and th e cost w ill he kep t w ithin, the origTnb.l bond issue. Ski jump At Raceway? T h u rsday, Ju n e 2r 1966 Vol. 98, No. 22 J p j u m By S a d ie Scheidell A new w in t e r project has been suggested fo r S u lliv a n C o u n ty — a ski-jtrm p fa c i lity at M o n t ice llo R a c e w a y . R a c e w a y a d m in istrators disclosed la s t w e e k th a t the R a c e w a y is in deed co n s id e r in g a m a m m o th s k i ju m p in g project. T h e y have a s s u r ances th a t seem in g com p e titive ju m p e r s w o u ld b e no problem . C r o w d s o f '35,000 to 40,000 attend th e ju m ps a t D e a r M o u n t a in, and the tra c k -officials feel that huge crow d s c a n h e attracted to M o n t i c e llo b y the sam e type of com p e ti tio n . T h e R a c e w a y o ffcia ls said it w o u ld h e p o s s ib le to build a scaf fo ld in g o r tow e r 184 feet h ig h in th e tra c k ’ s b a r n area, and the s k ie r s w o u ld re a c h th is b y elevator. A 70-m eter h i l l w ith m a x im um ju m p s o f 210 feet w o u ld ru n dow n to th e in f ie ld a r e a of th e track. S u c h fa c ilitie s a r e a lre a d y in use a t S o ld ie r ’ s F ie ld , C h icag o and C a n d le s t ic k P a r k , L o s A n g e ls. A p r o j e c t such a s th is should be a b ig a t t r a c t io n in th e w inter, w h e n th e cou n ty’s econom y i s a t its low e s t ebb. Home Demonstration Picnic June 13 T h e Ju n e m e e t ing o f th e Je f f e r so n v ille H o m e D e m o n s t r a t ion U n i t w ill be th e a n n u a l covered d ish p icn ic. It w i l l be held on Ju n e 13th, the second M o n d a y in June, at 6 P .M . a t th e hom e o f chairm a n , M r s . W a lte r M a ll. M e m b e r s are asked to note the change in m e e ting date. If there are a n y questions, please c a ll M r s . M a l l a t 482-4706. Legion Says Thanks Commander Otto Heib of Emmett T u rner Post, American Legion, wishes to thank all of. the organiza tions who took part in the Memor ial Day Services for their coopera tion in making this annual affair a success. R or L R or L. K itchen C a b inets W aif C a b inets 15” w ide 30” Long 18” w ide 30” Long 24” X 24” C e n ter . 30” X 18” C e n ter B a se C a b inets 24” W ide Finished Top 30” W ide Finished Top 36” W ide Finished Top W ARREN W. MALL Jeffersonville 482-5710 $14.95 16.95 18.95 .18,95 24.95 29.95 39.95 E d w a r d Clarence, three m o n ths old son of M r . and M r s . C la r e n c e S c h a e fer, w a s baptized in the F i r s t P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r c h of Je f f e r s o n v il le on Sunday, M a y 29th b y the R e v . R o d n e y H o u c k . G o d p a rents w e re M iss C a t h e r in e O e s t r ich and Jam e s D e L u c a of F lu s h in g and Fernw o o d . A b u ffet luncheon was served to the Follow ing guests at the Sch a e fer hom e : M r s . W illia m Schaefer, M r . and M r s . O s c a r Schae fe r and fam ily, M r . and M r s . H a r r y Schaefer, M r . and M r s . W illia m E r d m a n , Sr., M r . and M r s . H a r r y L a y m a n , M r . and M r s . Robert M a n n , M r s . L e o n a r d Gohde, M r . and M r s . W a lte r O e s t r ich o f Fern - wood, M r . and M r s . R o b e r t O e s t r ich of Liberty, M r . and M r s , W a lte r C la r k and son of C a llico o n Centex*, M r . and M r s . R o b e r t H a d le y and fa m ily, M r s . Jo h n M ille r an d fa m i ly o f Je f f e r s o n v i l l e , M r . an d M r s . T h e o d o r e K u t s c h e r a , Jr. o f J e f f e r sonville, M r . and M r s . G e o r g e A n s e lm -of N e w Y o r k , M r s . M a r ie Z ie g le r of L ib e r t y , and M is s B e t t y G e ttel of K in g s t o n . M r s . Id a B r o w n s tein returned hom e S u n d a y evening a f t e r a tw o w e e k s v i s i t to h e r son-in-law and daughter, M r . and M r s . A l H o lla n d er of Y o r k , Pa. M r . and M r s . R o b e r t L y n c h and son Jo h n spent from F r i d a y to S u n d a y at the hom e of h i s m o ther, M r s . H e l e n L y n c h in Ithaca, and M s grandm o ther, M r s . J. D o c h a r t y in Interlaken, N . Y . M r . and M r s . D a v id S im s of B a ltim o r e , M d . accom p a n ied b y M r . and M i’s. A n d y Fa s e l and daughter, C a r o l A n n of V a lle y Stream , L . I. spent from F r id a y to S u n d a y at the hom e of the form e r ’ s parents, M r . and M r s . H a r o ld Sim s . M r s . R o s e B o llen b a c h has m o v e d into an apartm e n t in tbe R ic h a r d W illia m s house, the fo r m e r tele phone b u ild in g on Je f f e r s o n A v e . , . M r ,, and Mrs. George Anselm of ’’Yeiv Vork spent the weekend-visit ing their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W illia m Erdman. M r . and M r s . Warren Wohltjen ,and tw o children, A m y and E r i c of C o r n w a ll, N . Y . w e re S a t u r d a y and S u n d a y guests of liis parents, M r . and M r s . Jo h n W o h ltjen . W e are so glad to h e a r that W i l l i a m Schaefer, w h o underw e n t s u r g e r y at M a im o n ides H o s p ita l on F r id a y , is m a k in g a satisfa c to r y recovery. H a r o l d Gadonnrex and a friend of Y o n k e r s , N . Y . spent the weekend at the Je f f e r s o n H o t e l and visited M r s . R o s e B o lle n b a c h at h e r new apartm e n t. M o r n in g D e v o tions over R a d io S t a t io n W .V .O .S . fo r the week of J u n e 7-8-9 and 11 w ill be conducted h y the R e v . Sam uel L o . B irth d a y w ishes to W illia m S c h a e f e r w h o w ill celebrate his 87th b irth d a y on Jun e 2nd. W e w ish h im m a n y m o re h a p p y birth-, days. D r . and M r s . Jules F l a x , daugh te r s Ja n e t an d Jo , an d M r s . F l a x ’s m o ther, M r s . Ida Brow n s tein, drove to N e w Y o r k C ity on W e d n e s d a y to attend the gradu a t io n of the form e r’ s eldest daughter, Judy, from C o lu m b ia U n iv e r s ity . M r . an d M r s . F r a n k K e e r y of D e t r o it, M ich ig a n , w h o w e re v isit in g h is m o ther in B ingham ton, N .Y . spent S a t u r d a y w ith h e r parents, M r . and M r s . A l l e n Segar, and she called on h e r grandm o ther, M rs. A n n a Segar. M r . Geoi’ge D r e s s e l of Queens re c e n t ly v isite d at the hom e of M r . and M r s . F r e d M ille r . M r . and M r s . A l l e n Segar spent M o n d a y in B ingh a m ton, N . Y . v isit in g the K e e r y fam ily. W e are glad to h e a r M iss B e tty Peters, daughter of M r . and M rs. H e n r y Peters, returned hom e from C o r n w a ll H o s p ita l on W e d n e s d a y of la s t w e e k . B e t t y underw e n t knee sui’g e r y and spent a m o n th in the hospital. M r . and M r s . R o b e r t A llis o n and three ch ildren , John , Jo a n and R ich ard of P lattsb u r g , N . Y . spent the h o lid a y w e e k e n d w ith h e r m o ther, M r s . L a u r a Stephenson, and called on h e r grandparents, M r . and M rs. M a lcolm H a d d e n S a t u r d a y night. O n S u n d a y o t h e r guests at the Stephenson hom e w e re L a u r a ’s other daughter, M r . and M r s . Delos B r o o k s and ch ildren , M ich a e l, M a r k and M ic h e lle of N o r t h B r a n c h , and h e r sister, M r . a n d M r s . A d a m B e r n h a r d t . M iss S h a r o n B a u m o f Buffalo, daughter of M r . and M r s . Conrad B a u m , spent the w e e k e n d at the hom e o f h e r parents. T h e re g u la r m o n t h ly m e e ting of E m m e t t T u r n e r P o s t N o . 276 and A u x i lia r y w ill be held at the Leg io n I n T h e N a t i o n O n M o n d a y the U n ite d States su c c e s s f u lly laun c h e d a S u r v e y o r robot w h ich is headed on a n am a z in g ly accu r a te path tow a rd a soft- la n d in g on the m o o n , to fin d a safe la n d in g site fo r A m e r ic a n astro nauts. N e g r o G reen B e r e t soldier, P f c . J im m y L . W illia m s , w a s bu r ied w ith fu ll m ilita r y hon o rs in the A n d e rsonviille N a t io n a l C e m e tery in G e o rgia on M e m o r ia l D a y . H e had been offered o n ly a pauper’s grave in h is home tow n o f W e tum p k a , A lab a m a . A n e a r tragedy occurred in the D a v is Island section of Tam pa, F lo r id a w h e n a n A i r F o r c e jet fig h te r fro m M a c D ill A irb a s e w h ile on a tra in in g m issio n cra s h e d into a hom e , w h e r e , fo r t u n a t e ly , no one w a s at hom e . T h e p ilo t an d h is te a c h e r e je c t e d a n d lan d e d s a f e l y in T a m p a B a y . T h e h o u s e w a s , s e v e r e l y d a m a g e d . $ 5 5 Sen. E d w a r d M . K e n n e d y D-M a s s . h a s urged the cre a t io n o f a special fe d e r a l agency to guarantee fu ll com p e n s a tion to persons displaced b y h ig h w a y an d u r b a n renew a l pro jects. * * * * Turn A m e r ic a n experts said the in c r e a s in g am o u n t of h a r d w a r e in space m a k e s ( it v irtu a lly ce r t a in that an in h a b ited center w ill be h it sooner or la t e r by som e thing fa llin g out o f o r b it .T h e r e are now at least 318 m a n -m a d e objects in orbit, they said. In a speech to the graduating class of the F B I N a t io n a l A c a d e m y , V i c e P r e s id e n t H u b e r t H . H u m p h rey said statistics show crim e in the nation’ s ca p ita l h a s been m o v in g dow n w a rd sin c e N o v e m b e r, 1 9 A period W hen the a n t i-p o v e r t y prog r a m w a s b e g in n in g to take effect. Route 17 Assoc. Elects T wto S u lliv a n C o u n ty m e n .w e re re-elected to th e ir posts as directors of the R o u te 17 A s s o c ia t io n at the organ ization ’s annual m e e ting last w e e k W hile an o t h e r w a s ch o s e n to se r v e fo r th e firs t tim e . Joseph Ferseh , p r e s id e n t of the S u lliv a n C o u n t y N a t io n a l B a n k of L ib e r t y , and B e n K a p la n , executive vice- president -of the S u lliv a n C o u n ty H o t e l A s s o c ia tio n , w e r e the hold overs. E a c h h a d p r e v io u s ly served as presiden t o f th e A s s o c iation . Elected! as a d ire c t o r to replace the late' S a m u e l G r i f f of South F a lls b u r g h was S e y m o u r F e ld m a n of the sam e com m u n ity. M r . F e l d m a n is associated w ith the G r iff O il C o m pany of South F a llsb u r g . Mr. Kaplan was also designated to serve on the executive committee of the highway group which is m a d e up o f ch a m b e r s <of co m m e r c e an d o t h e r c i v i c o r g a n iza t io n s o f n in e co u n t ies stre t c h i n g fro m S u l l i v a n to C h a u t a u q u a C o u n t y on L a k e E r i e . R e g u la r a c t iv ity on the p a r t nf the 27 directors, three from each county, through th e years has re sulted im greater construction ac tiv ity on R o u te 17 than on any other s im ila r stretch of h ig h w a y in the state. M r . F e r s c h , w h o w a s the gi'oup’s firs t president, reca lls that w h e n it was firs t organized the aim wra.s to expedite the route from H a r r i- m a n to B ingh a m t o n , but a ll of that is nowr com p lete or under construe tion, and a c t iv ity has extended a ll the w a y a c r o s s th e state. It is hoped that a ll of R o u t e 1 7 w ill have been com p leted in five yea r s m o re. H o m e in Je fferso n v ille, Ju n e 7th at 8:30 P .M . T h e A u x ilia i’y w ill also have a county m e e ting a t the L e gion H o m e in Je f f e r s o n v ille on Jun e 8th a t 8:20. W e are glad to h e a r M i’s. S id n e y P e t e rs of H o r t o n v ille returned hom e F r id a y from C a llieo o n H o s p ita l w h e re she underwent surgery three w e e k s ago. H e r mother, Mrs. Hannah W ahl of Jeffersonville, spent that tim e at the Peters home. M r s . W ahl returned home Tuesday, but w ill retu r n to the P e t e r s hom e again on W e d n e s d a y fo r the rest of the week. C o n g r a tu lation s to M r . and M r s . L o u is B e r t e lon e of B r o o k ly n , who celebrated th e ir th irtie t h w e d d ing a n n ive r s a r y on M a y 24th. T h e i r daughter, M a r ie , took them and M rs. B e r t el o n e ’s m o t h e r out to d in ner a t K e e ’s C h in e s e R e s t a u r a n t to ce le b r a t e . ‘ Graduates Confirmed From St. George’s Parish T h e follow ing from St. G e o rge’s C h u r c h w e re con tin u e d a t H o ly C ross C h u rch, C a llico o n on Sun day, M a y 22nd b y the M o s t R e v e r e n d G e o rge H . G u ilfo y le, D. D., A u x i lia r y B ish o p of N e w Y o r k : W illia m B o y d , M ich a e l B o y d , M ic h a e l J. C liffo r d , Stephen Colem a n , M ic h a e l G a llagher, M a tthew G r a ham , C h r isto p h e r Tonjes, R o b e r t A r d izzon e , Jo e l B r u s tm a n , A n t o n P f e il, M a r k To n je s , R o s e M a r y Geiger, P a t r ic ia Schm idt, B a r b a r a Tem pel, L in d a B u s in g , D ian e G a llagher, V i r g in ia G r if f in , P a m e la H a h n , D ian n Tem p e l, C h r isto p h e r Boyd, Jo h n B u s ing, Stephen C liffo r d , R o b e r t E r h v e in , B r ia n M u lla lly , P e t e r Selthafner, R o b e r t Th o n y , T im o t h y Ton jes, M a r y Colem a n , B a r b a r a E r lw e in , P a u l Taggard, E liza b e t h G e iger, P a t r ic ia H e c k e r, C h r isto p h e r Fors- bach, S h a w n G a llagher, Stephen R e is, P e t e r D. S c h m idt, D e b o rah A r d izzon e , A n n e Colem a n , K a t h erine G e iger, .K a thleen Tegeler, Thom a s B o y d , F r a n k G u llone, A r m a n d D e A n g e lis, Janet Leonardo, T i m othy M a n z o lilio , B r u c e B a b ij, C y n t h ia K n a c k , P a m e la M e lita , D e b r a Z im m e i’m a n n , K a t h le e n Young, Susan F r e e r , R ic h a r d Gerow , Charles Schadt, T im o t h y H u b e r t , K i e r a n Zito, H e le n D e A n g e lis, D o reen Jo h n son, D a n iel F r e e r , L e s t e r Sim o n son, R o b in Egan, Ju d ith Young. T h e sponsors were M r s . Th e r e s a Gute and M r . Jacob Yaeger. Photo B y Colem a n M iss Ju d ith F . F la x , daughter of D r. and M r s . Jules F la x of Je f f e r sonville, is am o n g 29 students w h o raduated from the C o lu m b ia U n i v e r s ity School of D e n t a l H y g ie n e on June 1st. M iss F la x w a s graduated fro m Jefferso n v ille-Y o u n g s v il le C e n t r a l S c h o o l and attended S y r a c u s e U n i v e r s ity before m a t r icu la t in g a t C o l um b ia’s School o f D e n t a l H y g ie n e . F o llo w in g graduation, she w ill be w o r k in g i n private p r a c t ice i n Beth- esda, M a r y lan d . O n A u g u s t 13th, M iss F l a x w ill he m a r r ied to M r . R a y m o n d C. P e a r l. Sixth Graders Suggest Beautification Plans Confirmed From St. Francis Parish T h e follow ing from St. F r a n c is C h u rch, Y o u n g s v ille w e re confirm e d at H o ly C r o s s C h u r c h , C a lli coon b y the M o s t R e v e r e n d George H . G u ilfoyle, D. D., A u x i lia r y B ish o p of N e w Y o r k , on Sunday, M a y 22nd: R o b e rt H a n e y , R ic h a r d La n e , D a r len e Schroeder, K a t h le e n Bose, Th o m a s H a n e y , R o y M a y e n s e t, Joan Schaffner, D ian e Schroeder, T im o t h y Bern h a r d t , K e l l y K e e le r , M a r y Jan e K u t g e r , Suzanne A b p lan a lp , K a r e n M e n g e s , G race D e L u c a , Susan R u s s e ll, Joan W a g n e r , B e t t y L o u M ille r , V a len t in e G rabek, G u y D e L u c a , Robei't Benson, R o n a ld Bern- hardt, R ich a r d E g a n , R a n d y K e e le r , W a lte r La r e , V ic t o r ia Sim o ra, S t e lla G rabek, D a v id R u s s e ll, John B o y d , D e b o rah G e lai’do, D o n n a M a r ie Sassano, D a v id W ick s , D a n iel W e lton . A d u lts confirm e d w e re: M r . and M r s . C a r l R o b e r t B e n s o n , M iss G lo r ia Benson and M r . K o n r a d S c h m inke. Sponsors were M rs. F r e d K lu m p p and M r . Joseph K u t g e r . Photo B y P a u l G e r r y Cub Scout News T h e M a y m e e ting of C u b Scout P a c k 106 of Jefferso n v ille was started w ith the Space D e r b y held outside the Jeff. P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r c h , M a y 26, 1966. W in n e r s of the D e r b y w e re: D e n 1 - E d d i e N e u m a n n ; D e n 2 - B e r t R o b e r t s o n ; D e n 3 - B e r t H o n a k e r ; D e n 4 - D a v id H a h n ; D e n 5 - D a n Snedeker; W e b - los - R o y R o b e rtson. P a c k cham p ion w ith the fastest rocket was E d d ie N e u m a n n . E a c h boy was presented w ith a plaque. T h e m e e ting was then m o v e d indoors and the opening was by D e n 1. A c h ie v e m e n t aw a rds w e re pre sented to; B r u c e Snedeker - Den- ner S t r ip ; H o m e r S p a n g ler - L io n Book. E d d ie E r d m a n received D e n C h ie f W a r r a n t . Jo h n B r e ffle , K u r t H a h n and F r a n k G u llone w e re accepted as Bobcats. E d d ie E r d m a n , B o b b y Sandlas and R o y R o b e rtson have com p leted W e b los. R o y R o b e rtson was accepted in to Scout T r o o p 115 of F o s t e r d a le b y S M F r e d Bunt. T h e C u b Scouts m a rched in the M e m o r ia l D a y parade at N o r t h B r a n c h . O n Saturday, Ju n e 18 the Cubs w ill m e e t at the V i c t o r y park in g lot at 8:00 a.m., in uniform , fo r a trip to TTest Point. In J u l y the annual p icn ic w ill be h e ld at the N a r r o w s b u r g F ire m e n s F ie ld . T h e date fo r the p icn ic is J u l y 24th - ra in date J u l y 31st. T h e D e n y e ll w a s w o n again this m o n th b y D e n 1 .and the closin g was b y D e n 2. R e freshm e n ts w e re served. S.C.C.C. Grads To Be Honored At Luncheon v a n G r a d u a t in g students of the Sulli- C o u n t y C o m m u n ity C o llege, South F a llsb u r g , N e w Y o r k , w ill be h o n o red at a luncheon on Jun e 7th preceding the 4:00 P .M . cerem o n ies. T h e noon a f f a ir at the H o lid a y M o u n t a in Lo d g e w ill in c lu d e the presentation of prizes for outstand in g students in subject areas and athletics. Com m e n c e m e n t exercises w ill be held in the afternoon in the col lege auditorium at w h ich tim e gold keys, representing the fa c u lty a- w a rds, w ill be presented to students earning the highest grade average in each academ ic division. P r e s id e n t R ich a r d K . G r e e n field and B e r n a r d W iess, C h a irm a n of the B o a rd o f T r u s t e e s w i ll co n f e r the degrees. D r. L e w is R . F i b e l , S p e c ia list in O c c u p a t ional E d u c a tion, A m e r ica n A s s o c ia t io n of Ju n io r Colleges w ill give the com m e n c e m e n t address, and P a u l E . Brague, S C C C ’66 w ill b e the cla s s speaker. Elected Appointed A t t o r n e y H y m a n C. L e v in e of Je f f e r s o n v ille has been appointed fo the C o m m ittee on U n la w f u l P r a c tice o f the L a w of the N e w Y o r k State B a r A s s o c ia t io n fo r the yea r 1966. A m o n g the officers elected a t the annual banquet of the A lfre d T e c h C h a p t e r of the A m e r ica n M a r k e t in g A s s o c ia t io n at A lfre d A g r ic u ltu r a l and T e c h n ic a l College was M ic h a e l K a p la n , son of M r . and M r s . A r t h u r K a p la n o f sonville, who was elected vice president. F ifty-seven per cent o f a ll tooth paste sales, 51 per cent of a ll as p irin sales, and 40 per cent o f all sham p o o sales w e re m a d e in groc ery stores in 1964. Lightning Strikes Ace Garage Saturday T h e thunderstorm s w h ich rum bled around the area on Saturday m a d e a d ire c t h it in Jeffersonville, w h e n lig h t n in g stru c k the A c e Garage. A c c o r d in g to proprietor, A u g ie L o t t , there was a b r illia n t fla s h of lig h t n in g follow e d hy a deafening crash of thunder. A lth o u g h A u g ie, son R ich a r d , M e l Soule, Robert' E d w a r d , and T r e v o r Boustead w e re w o r k in g in tbe garage at tbe tim e , no one fe lt a thing. T w o m inutes after the lig h t n in g was seen, M e l Soule and D ic k L o t t sm e lled sm o k e. T h e y looked in the attic w h ich was fu ll of smoke, but they saw no sign of fire. A fire alarm was turned in,' and D ic k w e n t to the firehouse for the truck. In the m e a n tim e fire was discovered in the office. L ig h t n in g had CUl’lod up a m e tal lig h t n in g fixture in the office, and there was some dam age to rafters, ce ilin g and attic. T h e firem e n responded to the c a ll im m e d iately, and soon had put the fire out. W h e n the insurance adjuster exam ined the prem ises, he rem a r k e d on the fa c t t h a t there, was p r a c t ic a lly no w a ter damage. T h e firem e n had used h ig h pressure fog to extinguish the blaze. T h e ir quick response to the c a ll and their care fu l work re s u lte d , in only m in o r dam age. Students at Y o u n g s v ille C e n t r a l School have been im p ressed w ith recent plans to beautify Jefferson v ille. T h e sixth graders in M r . D a r itt’s class dis cussed this problem , and sent this letter to M r. R a y Shaara w ith th e ir suggestions: J-Y C. S. Jefferson v ille, N . Y . M a y 11, 1966 D e a r M r . Shaara, T h e sixth grade class of J-Y C. S. saw your ad in the paper for sug gestions fo r b e a u tifyin g Jefferson ville, and we have the follow ing : 1 — Stop sew a g e from going in to the C a llico o n Creek. A sew a g e disposal system should be in v e s t i gated. ' 2 — C lea n up a ll junk out of the creek. 3 — T h e lo t next to R e d ington’s should he cleaned up and fille d in. 4 — R e m o v e old buildings or fix up an d paint. 5 — R e m o v e clothes lines' that are. hanging over ' the creek. 6 — M a k e m o re waste paper bas kets available. 7 — F i x sidew a lks on M a in S t r e e t , 8 — C lean up alleys. 9 — Stop the b u r n in g of rubbish’ in the street. 10 — C le a n up cem e tery. 11 — P a v e T e r r a c e Avenue. , 12 — P u t up no dum p ing signs on roads com ing in t o Jeffersonville. These are som e of the sugges tions fo r b e a u tifyin g Jeffersonville, that the sixth grade class thought w o u ld be h e lp fu l to the com m ittee. T h a n k you. Y o u r s tru ly , M r . D a v itt’s S ix t h G rade C lass Dow Bill Would Aid Paraplegic Veterans C o n g ressm a n Jo h n G. Dow , D-27th D istrict, h a s co-sponsored in the H o u s e o f R e p r e s e n tatives a b ill w h ich w o u ld provide a m o n thly reh a b ilita t io n allow a n c e to se r i ously disabled veterans. T h e bill, H .R . 15127, w o u ld au thorize a $100 per m o n th allow a n c e to paraplegic veterans of W o r ld W a r I, W o r ld W a r II, or the K o r e a n conflict. T h e allow a n c e w o u ld be in addition to any am o u n ts the vet eran m ight be e lig i b le to re c e ive . Dow said veterans whose dis a b ility confines them to a w h e e l ch a ir have su b s t a n t ially greater liv in g expenses. T h e special par aplegic allow a n c e w o u ld help com pensate for that additional expense and assist the veteran tow a rd re hab ilitation to a productive, p a r t ici pating m e m b e r of society, D o w said. Brownie News T h e B r o w n ie s of T r o o p 250, Je f f erso n v ille are to. m e e t th e ir leader, M r s . C h r is K a r a d o n t e s at school at 3:30 P . M . on Th u r s d a y , June 2nd. T h e y w ill go to the L io n s F ie ld to p r a c tice fo r th e F ly - U p Cerem o n y on Saturday. P a r e n t s are asked to p ick th e ir daughters up at the L io n s Armstrong Decolon Rugs 9 X 12 $7.99 A ir C o n d itioners - McGraw Edison C a rry Home Price $99.95 Install It Yourself. G. E. Console Phonograph $88.00 G. E. Portable Television S tart a t $89.95 W ARREN W . MALL Jeffersonville 482-5710
