Irvington Gazette masthead and staff credits
The Irvington Gazette lists Matcoi M. Roy as editor and publisher Malcolm D. Roy as editor for this issue Josef F. Rowan as circulation manager Louis Bennet as mechanical superintendent. Published weekly on Thursdays by Tappan Zee Press Inc at 10 Aqueduct Lane Irvington on Hudson NY with phone number 591 6022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matcoi M. Roy
Malcolm D. Roy
Josefh F. Rowan
Louis Bennet
Tappan Zee Press, Inc
Aqueduct Lane
Irvington-on-Hudson
New York
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High School Math Head Spent Summer in Computer Workshop
Richard Hajek, head of Irvington High School mathematics, attended a BOCES II workshop at Rye Neck High School with about 10 teachers. The session, led by Phyllis Gottfried, explored using computers as teaching tools, especially for statistics, noting current hardware is complex and tied into a central system, with growing program development yet to be fully realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington High School
Richard Hajek
Boces II
Rye Neck High School
Phyllis Gottfried
Rye Neck |i
Hajek
Recreation Commission seeks director for vacancy
Five years ago the Recreation Commission invites applications for a director to fill the vacancy caused by Dean Stupke’s resignation earlier this month. The district plans to start Dows Lane School addition bids by mid September with work to begin before November 1 so the building opens in September 1964. Supervising Principal Dr. Phillip Sanborn reported an expected September enrollment of about 1,350 students. Boy Scout Troop 55 begins its new year with three new leaders: David Blum, John Hall and Douglas Morrison.
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Recreation Commission
Dean Stupke
Dows Lane
Phillip Sanborn
Boy Scouts
David Blum
John Hall
Douglas Morrison
Sleepy Hollow
Sunnyside
Washington Irvington
Irving
Thomas W. Flood
Worksi
Board of ‘Trustees
John Rudick
Police Department
Board of Trustees
Irvington House
New York City
Board of Education
Thirty Five Years Ago Local Births and Travels Noted
Thirty years ago Charles Wagner returned home from Camp Bayville New York where he was a summer counselor. Miss Chole Louise Shea married Dr. Lincoln Gilmore Smith in Trinity Episcopal Church Princeton. Forty years ago William H. McClellan and family moved to a new home in Tuckahoe. Twenty five years ago England and her son Freddie returned from Port Washington as Marie Gleason and Albert Moltz visited Long Island. Independent ticket petitions filed for town offices. Clean tin salvage drive urged. Sgt. George McCormick on leave from Harlingen Texas Aerial Gunnery School.
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Gustav
Bertram Trent
Harriman Road
Broadway
South Cottenet
South Dutcher
Town Hall
Joseph Connick
East’ Sunnyside Lane
Kansas City
Richard
Department of Audit and Control
State Controller's Office
John J. Gilchrist
John Gilchrist
Croton Place
St. Lo
France
Normandy
United States
Charles Wagner
Main Street
Camp Bayville
Cannan
N Y
Chole Louise Shea
Theodore Lespie Shea
Princeton
N.J
Lincoln Gilmore Smith
Evan J. Smith
Main ‘Street
Dr. Smith
Canada
Alexander Hunter F
Station Road
Westport
Lake Champlain
Gerald Cushman
South Dutcher Street
Edward
York Beach
William H. McClellan
Elm Park
Tuckahoe
Jean R. Fothingham
Scotland
Lord & Burnham Company
William
England
Lockwood and Pateman Dock
Freddie
Port Washington
Marie Gleason
South
Albert Moltz
East Irvington
Long Island
William C. Duell
J. Bierce
Ber
Little York
N.Y
Arthur
Norman C. Templeton
Sixty Years Ago Headlines From Page Four
Six decades past notes John F Plummer and family returning home from an automobile trip to Barney Park. Americans spend over $2 billion yearly on snack foods including chips pretzels nuts corn chips and crackers. Dr Carrol Dunham bought a new Lozier car model. Two thirds of all tractors on U S farms. Vast ocean data and frozen ice caps mentioned with salty drink. unusual pitch of excitement noted on White Plains Road.
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John F. Plummer
Barney Park
Irvington
Ing
Abercrombie
Carrol Dunham
U.S
S. Boy
White Plains
Ottinger Congressman Richard L Ottering Signs Fair Practice Pact
Rep Richard L Ottering D Pleasantville announces signing again of the Code of Fair Campaign Practices in both 1964 and 1966 elections. He vows a campaign based on fair play, urging candidates to focus on issues and uphold voters rights while condemning personal vilification and unethical tactics.
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Richard L. Ot
Ottinger
Tinger
Pleasantville
Ot - Otinger
Telephone man in civic photo identified as Mike Shanley
In a civic activity picture, the telephone man appears among volunteers. Mike Shanley, center, is a New York Telephone Communi member alongside scoutmasters, hospital aides, fire volunteers, Little League coaches, and umpires in the frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Shanley
New York
Cations
American Legion
Little League
Protecting Trees From Grave Soil Around New Homes
Across the nation valuable trees die when soil is heaped around bases or planted too deep during home construction. Roots buried under fill lack water and air, inviting disease and infestation. Detect burial by a flare at the trunk base and remedy by grading, tile drains, gravel, topsoil, and wells with pipe connections.
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