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Irvington Gazette in Irvington, New York

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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1969

Page

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Our Visitor to Orient Reports on Japanese Family Life

Cathy Tanaka describes living with a Nagano family during a study visit. She details train travel from Hachiji to Nagano, meetings with welcoming relatives, and daily life in a half Western, half Japanese home with tatami dining, chopsticks, and a mix of English and Japanese communication.

Cathy Tanaka Orient Nagano Niayama Hachinji T.V S.b.c.broadcasting Company Masatomi S.B.C Kazuko Yutaka Cassey- Chan Kozuko

Westchester Students Attend Manhattan College Summer Institute

Two Westchester high school students Mari lyn Stapp of Irvington and Richard Amato of Ossining join 60 select teens in Manhattan College's 11th annual Summer Science Institute. The six week program runs through August 8, offering advanced courses in atomic physics, linear algebra, and computer programming, funded by a $16,400 National Science Foundation grant and led by Manhattan physics staff under Brother Austin Barnabas FSC. Stapp attends Irvington High School, residing in Irvington, and Amato attends Archbishop Stepinac High School, residing in Ossining.

Lyn Stapp Richard Amato Manhattan College Suimmer Science Institute Westchesterites Manhattan National Science Foundation Austin Barnabes F.S.C Miss Stapp Irvington High School South Buckhout St Irvington Amato Stonegate Road Ossining Archbishop Stepinac High School

Peyser Seeks GOP Nomination for Congress Seat

Irvington mayor Peter A. Peyser announces plans to run as a Republican for Congress next year. In seven years as mayor, he says local services face tax pressures from state and federal programs, urges better federal funding share, and cites village improvements including a water system, library expansion, recreation programs, and police and fire protection. He and his wife Marguerite reside on Sunnyside Lane with five children.

Peter A. Peyser Irvington Joel Kitchen Peyser Fice

Police Bar-B-Q At Memorial Park August 13

Irvington Police Association hosts a Memorial Park Bar-B-Q for village children as the finale to the Simmer Program. Games start at 1 p.m. with refreshments at 2 p.m. Prizes will be awarded after refreshments as local officers assist and mingle with the boys and girls.

Irvington Police Association Memorial Park Irvington Recreation Commission

Charles T Stewart Named Public Affairs Head at Penney’s

J C Penney Company announces a new public affairs department led by Charles T Stuart, who becomes general counsel and director of public affairs. He will oversee public relations, government relations, legal and urban affairs, reporting to chairman William M Batten. Stuart previously served as secretary and general attorney of R H Macy Co. and held posts with the YMCA of Greater New York and Cornell University.

Charles T. Stewart Penney’s Public Affairs J.C. Penny Company, Inc Charles T. Stuart R.H. Macy & Co., Inc New York City Ymca ‘of Greater New York Board of Trustees Cornell University Langdon Avenue

Courts Reserve Memorial Park Tennis Courts All Morning

Memorial Park tennis courts will be reserved from 9:00 a.m. for a designated period. The schedule indicates court availability limited to authorized users during the reserved time.

Westchester Tennis Tournament Deadline Notice

The notice sets a deadline of 5:00 p.m. on August 9 for entries in the Westchester County Public Parks Tennis Tournament. Eligible players and teams must submit forms by the stated time to compete in the event.

Westchester County Public Parks

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