District actions shift amid school year plans and hires
The board denied district transportation to Archbishop Stepinac High School after the August deadline and granted tuition arrangements for a student moving into the district. It approved PTA use of Dows Lane School auditorium for a Get Acquainted Day, appointed Mrs See mah Feldberg as part time math teacher, Catherine Pugh as clerk-typist, Beatrice Gross as part-time elementary teacher, and kept 26000 in Rand Corp securities. New salaries were set for five teachers and transportation contracts for Hackley and Masters students.
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Edward Winrow
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Local Police Promote School Open Drive Safety Campaign
Irvington Police Chief Roger Fallon announced the department will back the Automobile Club of New York’s School Open Drive Carefully campaign by mounting posters on street poles. He praised AAA’s note that local participation boosts traffic safety for children during school reopenings and urged motorists to slow near schools and parks while children travel to and from classes.
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Tree Scale Insects Threaten Trees This August
Tree Talk notes late August as ideal to combat scale insects that sap juices from leaves and twigs, causing yellowed foliage and dieback. Crawlers hide on undersides, while infestations can kill trees and shrubs. control with contact insecticides like Sevin or DDT, with several sprays two weeks apart. Common scales include Euonymus, Tulip tree, Juniper, Cottony maple, Hemlock, European elm, Lecanium, Beech, and Pine needle scales. Drought-stressed trees are most vulnerable.
July Gain for New York Savings Banks Totals $157.6 Million
The Savings Banks Association of New York State reports 126 banks collected $157.6 million in deposits in July, a modest rise from 1965 and March 1966 levels. Total deposits stood at $30.98 billion on July 31, 1966, up 0.5 percent from a year earlier, with mortgage holdings rising as banks funded home-building demand despite outflows. R. H. Brownell praises a new Advisory Committee on Mutual Institutions oversight led by Alfred S. Mills.
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Austin S. Murphy
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Letsen Renews Attack on Parkway Authority
Former State Senator Royden A. Letsen renews his attack on the East Hudson Parkway Authority and calls for its abolition. He notes the authority started in 1960, took its first contract five years later, and spent 5.5 million dollars to reconstruct nine tenths of a mile in Mt Vernon in 1965. Letsen says the state’s credit is not behind the authority and bond issues require toll guarantees, calling the authority a flop that offers patronage and political plans for Republicans. He argues it cannot adequately modernize parkways.
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East Hudson Parkway Authority
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Letsen
Mt. Vernon
Public airing urged on blitz project questions
Mr. Ewen urged Citizens to answer in court many questions about the blitz project, stating they had ignored or evaded them so far. He said the matter needs a good public airing and the sooner the better.
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