Aldersgate votes to approve $240000 education building
Aldersgate Methodist Church members approve construction of a $240,000 educational unit and chapel on the Dobbs Ferry Irvington line corner of Broadway and Langdon Ave. The plan includes a chapel, 12 classrooms, multipurpose room, and landscaped grounds with $180,000 for building and $50,000 for furnishings fees and landscaping.
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Aldersgate Methodist Church
Broadway and
Langdon Ave
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Ing
Harold E. Wagoner
Philadelphia
Aldersgate Methodist
Broadway
Bernard Grossman
David Halleck
Hastings
Court Fines and Forfeitures Reported in Light Session
Police Judge John H. Norris collected 415 in fines and forfeitures. John King of New York City forfeited 150 bail after failure to appear. James Rooney was fined 100 for driving while intoxicated with license taken. Several drivers faced 5 fines for passing a stopped school bus and red light violations. Other infractions included dog leash, parking, and inspection sticker offenses.
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John “King
New York City
Beng
James Rooney
Saw Mill River Parkway
John H. Norris
Patricia Healey
Mamaroneck
Eileen Kanana
Peekskill
Jeanne Lord
Irving
Ton
Phyllis Wasserman
Yonkers
Welen Ryan
North Tarrytown
Weston Knapp
Michis ‘Murphy
Flushing
Edward Connoly
Ruth Cushman
Irvington
Strue
Joseph Agurkis
Carl Carmer to Speak at Irvington Parochial PTA Evening
Irvington Immaculate Conception School PTA hosts a book exhibit of Irvington authors as background for Carl Carmer of Octagon House to speak Tuesday night. Also featured are works by Arthur Stapp Dan Lacy and Anne Colver with Adams of Rivers of America and Regions of America series. Christmas music carols and refreshments follow at 8 p.m. Dec 12.
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PTA
Immaculate Conception School
Irvington
Carl Carmer
Octagon House
Arthur Stapp
Dan Lacy
Anne Colver
Polly Graff
Mr. Carmer
Alabama
Elizabeth Black Carrier
Florette Henri
Raymond Henri
Charles Graves
Graves
Mr. Graff
Hastings Group Of Singers Christmas Concert Sunday
Hastings Singers will present their annual Christmas Concert on Sunday December 10 at 4 00 pm at the Graham School on Broadway at the Hastings Yonkers city line A Britten work Rejoice in the Lamb will be featured The group includes residents of Hastings Dobbs Ferry and Irvington under Marguerite Havey admission is free and all are welcome.
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Hastings
Graham School
Broadway
Hastings- Yonkers
Ben-jamin Britten
Dobbs- Ferry
Irvington
Marguerite ‘Havey
Zoning Board Grants U. S. Time Building Expansion Permit
The Zoning Board of Appeals issued a special permit for US Time Corp to add laboratory space at North Broadway. The plan must match current architecture and keep grounds in a residential-neighborhood condition. The permit allows up to 80 employees and one parking space per two workers plus additional stalls, with wall relocation to widen an access road. A public hearing occurred in September after a late summer application.
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North Buckhout Stree
Arthur J. Giroux
South Eckar St
Thomas DePauli
Irvington Fire Company
Ernest Halpern
Bronxville
Erhal Holding Corporation
Zoning Board of Appeals
US. Time Corp
North Broadway
U. S. Time
U.S. Time
Brush Fire Near Rail Tracks
A brush fire on the east side of the New York Central Railroad tracks was extinguished by firemen in about thirty minutes yesterday afternoon.
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New York Central Railroad
Westchester Children's Association Wraps Gifts For Needy Families
The Westchester Children's Association held its annual Christmas wrapping meeting at the home of Mrs. William B. Marshall. Volunteers purchased and collected hundreds of items to aid seven Hastings Dobbs Ferry and Irvington families, with 31 children receiving toys and clothing. Additional gifts were prepared for 96 stockholders in Manhattan Park Elmsford, aided by local merchants and Gamma Zeta Hastings on Hudson volunteers.
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Westchester “Children's Association
William B. Marshall
Washington Ave
Chialemany
Hastings
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Needte Work Guild
Hastings-on-ladson
Manhattan Park
Elmsford
Gamma Jota Rority
Hastings-on-Hudon
Hudson
Peter N. Barr
R. Peters Barr
Mr. Day, Jr
Ards
Citizens Committee Formed to Promote New High School
A group of about 15 community leaders will be formed to promote the proposed new high school. Robert N. Flint, president of the Irvington School Board, said the advocates would spread educational information and help gather a mailing list for voters. Debate focused on site selection, consolidation, and the immediate space shortage at Dows Lane Elementary. A public information meeting and next board meeting were discussed.
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Halpern
Arnold Brenhouse
George F. Gillen
Richard C. Wells
Sunny’de Lane
Specia
Irvington
Robert N. Flint
Lst
Willam Warnock
Flint
Goodell
Warnock
Edard Carney
Ivington
Dows Lane
Peter Peyser
Doirs, Lane
Philip Sanborn
Charles Scarlett
John Arnold
Arnold
Warnick
Whitman
Carney
James E. Allen
State Commissioner of Schools
School’ Board
Fire Signal 66 Designated For School Closing
Irvington Board of Education expands weather closing alerts. If schools stay closed a 7:45 a.m. signal of two rounds of six blasts will be used, with WFAS radio announcements repeating the Irvington closure.
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Irvington Board of Education
Irvington
Donalds. Wormley
Irvington High School
WFAS
Irvington High Girls Enter Betty Crocker Search
Irvington High School senior girls took part in the Betty Crocker Search for American Homemaker of Tomorrow on December 5. Sponsored by General Mills, the exam is scored by Science Research Associates of Chicago with prizes up to 5000 for the winner and 2009 for third. Local entrants include Ann Andrews, Nancy Bianchini, Linda Irwin, Linda Murphy, Carol Schuler, and Marsha Story.
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Irvington High School
Betty Crocker
General Mills
Science Research Associates
Chicago
National “Association ~ of
Oyen
District of Columbia
Irvington
Ann Andrews
Nancy Bianchini
Linda Irwin
Linda Murphy
Carol Schuler
Marsha Story
New York State Liquor Board Cancels Alibi License
The New York State Liquor Authority canceled the license of Earl McCormick doing business as The Alibi at 5 North Buckhout Street on November 29. Four other licenses were canceled and twenty two others suspended for violations. McCormick allowed credit sales, altered premises, and failed to notify changes. he did not contest the cancellation.
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New York
Ean McCormick
North Buckhout Street
Saime
Aquor Authority
McCormick
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Aldersgate
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Hastings Group of Singers
Leo Therrien
U. S
Westchester Childrens Association
Central Hudson
Westchester Children’s Association
William B. Norman Kappler
Carl Marshall
Ewig
John Are
Peter Hilton
Snelham
M. LeCompte Waring