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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
6
A discussion by the Baby Care Council expert Marvin Baty examines how a child's illness affects family dynamics. It covers parental anxiety, empathetic reactions, and child behavior changes from withdrawal to clinginess. Emphasis on maintaining care and avoiding overpressure while the physician manages the illness.
The Greenburgh Town Board was informed by Davis Zimmerman that a December 6 ground breaking will honor 130 state subsidized low cost housing units on Old Tarrytown Road near Maple Avenue Fairview. Contractor bids total 1,013,358 for Waller Construction with Louis Light Contractors, Philip Plumbing and Ralph Electrical providing subcontracts. The project sits on eight acres of former Hyer Farm south of Old Tarrytown Road and ties to urban renewal redevelopment plans. The Town agreed to study a housing ordinance based on the Gate Model Housing Code at the Urban Renewal Commission’s request.
Dr Philip L Rusden explains neglect harms older trees causing heart rot borers and weak branches. Regular care and pruning stabilize trees, with cabling and feeding to maintain vigor. The town recertification for Federal Urban Renewal must be filed by December 1 1960. Other actions include payments for construction, extending Fieldstone Drive, resignations and appointments in local committees, and a denied dance license.
An expert notes fruiting bodies on trunks signal hollowing and reduced twig growth. The message warns that trees do not die of age but from stresses that invite fungi and pests, triggering decay and damage to forests and urban greenery.
Postmaster William A. Murphy urged timely action for Christmas deliveries. He advised using plain typed or written return and recipient addresses, zone numbers, and First Class mail to ensure prompt delivery and forwarding. He suggested two bundles with free local and out of town delivery labels and asked businesses to circulate notices after December 25. Office hours start December 1 from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. mail packages before 10:00 AM or between 30 and 3:30 PM. Mail out-of-town cards by December 6 and near destinations by December 15 or earlier. Mr and Mrs Harold J. Shatick moved to Maryland.
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