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Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 5

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Poughkeepsie, New York
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ff "A ite i' 'vK .,,,1 a Wy 'Hfc OH) MiWwi'Ml i Anti litter Drive Asked By Town's Zoning Official Th. tAitkt ll m. v. vvuiHRcvyaie iown voun aDout ine rcnn Central Railroad fil ItffltvnfRA t. l4timt MAR.

Kf notntllAll.Hk tM.li.iV iicuiicaua uy wo vuiicc nunc Zoning and Building Adm.nl First Ward Councilman William rin" 'm ST! i tion ot raUVoad property n7ar gin a drive to endNew Hamburg. illegal dumping and littering in Pat DeVlvo of the South Road the' town. Civic Association suggested a Supervisor Edward n. RrJinM. clean up day be scheduled for ine open hours of the dump.

Me now hoosn a. then. an morder to reduce the blight In available landfill site In which the Van Wagner Road area, 'to dump the reWse. Schueler McCandlish complained of 11 saiQ W6 city ana town nave an legal dumping along Camelot us? Vf! nV c. aLwn "1 Wagner Road dump for special and Spackenkill Roads and clean up drives.

i11aI ttt K.lL. lilt mi. yuuLB surveillance oi the area. A "No Dumping" sign was placed on a site in Swenson Drive, the zoning administrator added, but it lasted two days the iitterers dumped their gar Hce said a hitchhiker caueht a Dage ana tooK the sign. ride on Route 9 Thursday wucu lur persons ro and sold Ms driver two capsules Hitchhiker Selects Wrong Person For Sate OSSINING, N.Y.

(AP) Po report license nlatps nf rare i whose drivers they see dumping McCandlish also complained NOW YOU CAN RENT Air Conditioners Furniture Appliances Sherman's Furniture Phone GL 24340 of T.Sn fnr S5 eanh. His driver drove straight to the Tarrytown roiice ueparimeni wnere ne Identifier! himself as State Trooper R.J. McTigue. police cnarcea tne nitcnniKer Rohert Olpasnn. .25.

a firwn wlch Village musician, with pos session ana saie oi dangerous drugs and held him without bail for a hearing later. Friday, July 12, 1968 Poughkeeptie Journal 51 Landfill Program Open, Village Board Is Told JOHN F. SHERLOCK has been named placement direc tor for Marist college: A former instructor in business at the college, Sherlock is a graduate of St. John's where he received his bachelor of arts degree in history, and his master's degree in business administration. JP Fall Back onus Get sound advice and the security of continuing per sc nat service when you buy INSURANCE.

Have received that advice? May we review your car, home or business insurance. BRINCKERHOFF NEUVILLE INC. Main Fishkill (0pp. Fire House) 896 6275 FtihklQ: Jeti. Hit.

52, Gaybead ZZS tvn Frees aiprkere elss eaO rniUMk, ftl Hll Britain Decides To Drop Control Of Singapore Base LONDON (AP) The British government announced today it will turn over one of its last ma jor military footholds In the Far East, the big Singapore navai base, to the government of that island nation by the end of this year. In a nevrwhite paper, on defense policy, the Labor government said it would release, the base complete with dockyards, drydocks and other repair and storage installations so ine ain canore eovernment can begin converting It to commercial use. The transfer of the base this vear is part of a program to ease adverse effects on local economies of the extensive re duction of British military forces east of Suez by 1971. The white paper reported the government's progress In Its redeployment program. WAPPINGERS FALLS Thls village wlU not be barred.

from participation In the County Air port, sanitary landfill program, Rep Robert L'Archevesque told of the Villge Board at a meeting Wednesday, L'Arcnevesque, a representa tive from the Wappinger Fish kill district on the County Board of, Representatives, was Invited to. the Village Board meeting by Trustee Domenico Napoleon to explain tne resolution tor use of the a 1 property for refuse disposal. L'Archevesque told trustees! the county resolution set forth that charter members of the a age disposal were tne Town and city ot Poughkeepsle and the Town of Wapplnger, or any municipali ties that joined the project within the first 30 days of opera uon. He said after the 30 day period any other municipalities which wished to Join could do so out would nave to abide by the rates and procedures crea ted by charter members. Noting that only about two more years of sanitary landfill are feasible at the village dump and the increasing costs for providing earth cover, Village Board members were concerned the village might be blocked from future participation In the airport property landfill An ounce of begonia seeds may sell for as much as $3,500 one hundred times the price of a troy ounce or gold, the National Geographic says.

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