Community Briefs Highlights Local Residents and Listings
Mrs Charles Smith of 16 Bain Street is a patient in Dobberry Hospital. Mr and Mrs Joseph Houghton and family of South Buckhout Street moved into their new home at No 14 Home Place. Mr and Mrs Willam R Atkinson of 2 East Sunnyside Lane are the parents of Eve Lynn born Sunday December 4 at Tarrytown Hospital. Ron Ross of Cedar Hill apartments presents a group show at 315 Mamaroneck Ave Wi for American and European contemporaries. Richard Wolf son of Mr and Mrs is Ralph L Wolfe of Park Ros a freshman assembly representative at Denison University Granville Ohio. Miss Phyllis Whittaker of the Irvington School faculty attended the New York State School Music Association Conference in Albany from December 1 to Nathaniel Judson Bickford son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Bickford of Ardsley Avenue earned Second Honors at Williston Academy for the period ending in November. Miss Sydney Furst daughter of The Rev and Mrs Philip W Furst has been chosen to sing with the Emma Willard Choir at a Christmas Carol service at Emma Willard School on Saturday December 17. James Gaffney son of Mr and Mrs James Gaffney of 26 Fort Dutcher Street a Springfield College senior has been honored as top ten percent of his class academically ranking second. The Couples Club of Irvington Presbyterian Church will hold its Christmas party and two covered dish supper on Friday evening. The committee are the William Degeners the Philin hursis and the Kenneth Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Houghton
South Buckhout ‘Street
Home Place
Willam R. Atkinson
East Sunnyside Lane
Eve Lynn
Tarrytown Hospital
Ron Ross
Cedar Hill Apartments
Or Gallery
Mamaroneck Ave
Richard Wolf
Ralph L. Wolfe
Park Ros
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Phyllis Whittaker
Irvington School
Sydney Furst
Rev
Philip W. Furst
Emma Willard Choir
Emma Willard School
James Gaffney
Fort Dutcher Street
Sprin- Geld College
Couples Club
Irvington Presbyterian Church
William Degeners
Philinhursis
Kenneth Smiths
Symphony Observes Tenth Anniversary
The Hudson Valley Symphony Orchestra marked its tenth year with small chamber performances at Woodane Day School in Irvington. Miss Jay Peterson arranged a varied program. Robert Johnson welcomed guests. a scrapbook of press clippings and programs was presented by Miss Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Don Samson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Valley
Symphony Orchestra
Hrvington
Jay Peterson
Pierson
Ars
Robert Johnson
Peterson
Ales
Don Samson
Rs. Samson
Robert Reed
Toston
Harry Cook
Tilden Swan
Richard Beebe
Johnson
Paul Vermel
Iver Revere
Vermal
Irvington Players Win at Bridge Session
Irvington Players clinched top honors in a Tuesday night Duplicate Bridge session at the Tarrytown USCAA. Mrs George Lukes of Irvington Gardens finished first in the session with 43 match points, while Edwin Balmer of Sunnyside Lane also distinguished himself in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lukes
Rvington Gardens
Tarrytown
Edwin
Balmer
Sunnyside Lane
Irv ington Gazette Letter Highlights Local Grid Stars
A Dear Sir note forwards a clipped Dayton Daily News item about Southwest Buckeye League teams and a local player Tas Nie tas. The writer mentions his son Tobias as a back on the Drive team, notes only three juniors on the squad, and references eight touchdowns with one extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Altor
Irvington Gazette
Dayton Daly News
AlLeague
Buckeye’ League
Heagse
Elteams
Tevington
Nietas
Gwvo
Cng
Ieee
Shanda
Seamen's Institute Guest Speaker at Hudson River Xmas Meeting
Mrs Joseph N Hamit former director will speak at the Christmas meeting of the Hudson River Association of the Seamen's Institute scheduled for a December gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamen's Institute
Joseph N. Hamit
Hudson River Association
The
Hebrew Center Guild Meeting Set for November 1
The Women's Guide group at the Hebrew Center Guild will hold a meeting at the Chex Village in Douberry with speaker Owen Pht Jr. Joseh Siri will be the son of the vec. The event aims to cover timing, plion work, and related topics as the center prepares for a coming project.
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Urs Hbre
Conor al
Aone
the. Cote
Brower
Dobie Fey
Owen Pht
Chex Vilage
Douberry
Ftset
Joseh Siri
Mans
Theon
Irvington School Leaders Attend Syracuse Conference
Dr. Radcline Daly, Irvington elementary principal, planned the New York State Association of Elementary School Principals meeting in Syracuse this week. The Irvington High cheerleaders hosted a dinner for staff, led by advisor Miss Carol Schneider, with captain Cynthia Bruce. D S Wormley, Milton Bjornstad, and Willam Nelson attended, and photos of the football season were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcline Daly
Irvington
New York State
Syracuse
New York
Ivington High School
Carol Schneider
Cynthia Bruce
D. 5
Wormley
Milton Bjornstad
Willam Nelson
D Own
Westchester To Open Holiday Season with Lights of the Season
Westchester County Recreation Commission hosts its annual Christmas Program at County Center White Plains on Sunday December 1 at 3 p m. More than 4000 attendees expected to hear a 150 voice AML Westchester County Chorus with children's groups music and audience carols led by Dr Harry Roberts Wilton. The program features a brass ensemble from the Westchester Pops Band with soloists Joe Albright Joseph Cappello, 4 Feed Snyder, Frank Turso. Participating groups include Heathcote Seeradale Elmsford and Greenburgh elementary units under teachers Aileen Fisher Even Forage and others. Admission is free at the County Office Building White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
White Plains
Westchester County Recreation Commission
AML
Westchester County Chorus
Harry Roberts Wilton
County Ghorus
Westchester Pops Band
Joe Albright
Tuckahoe
Joseph J. Cappello
Wire Plains
Snyder
Hartsdale
Frank Turso
Port Chester
Childrey
Heathcote
Aileen Fisher
Elmsford
Greenburgh
Te Westcheater Coony Recreation Commission
Sory
al Westeesentes
Sa. Predon
Coury
Messere
al Wescater
Favorite for Christmas Trees Choosing a Door Tree
A note on selecting Christmas trees highlights balsam and Douglas firs as good choices. Balsam and Douglas firs retain needles for two to three weeks in a heated room, making them practical options for holiday decor and indoor display.
Spruce tree needles distinguish fir and spruce types
The article describes needle textures to separate fir from spruce, noting fir twigs are soft while spruce needles are sharp and prickly. It mentions Norway spruce indoor suitability if cut late, balsam and Douglas fir as alternatives, and Rockefeller Center's evergreen often being Norway spruce with regional preferences for Christmas trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Center
New York
mid-South
FareWest
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Nathaniel Judson Bickford
Albert C. Bickford
Ardsley Avenue
Willston ‘Academy
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Carlos
O Waves Rayette
Ann Kowaley
Irvington. Wines & Liquors
Duncan G. Smith
South Broadway
Irvington N. Y
Irvington Electric
International Harvester
Joseph Houghton Tel
Irving Construction Corp
Strewin
Constr
Vo Remainss
Hebrew Center Guild
Hem Wil
Arvington
Irvington Pharmacy
T. Gnatowski
B.S
Main Street
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DELCO
Ivington
ESSO
Ali Ol
Trans-Lux Embassy
Dobbs Parpy van Air
Hell
Udie Murphy
West John Lund
the McConnell
Ian Ladd
Wllegal Edward G. Robins
Bing Crosby
Grace Kelly
Come
Sheba
Burt Lancaster
Shirley Booth
Hastings Theatre
Elie
Rloren
Sun
Norway Spruce
At. Gams
Tarrytown, WY
Dee
Cary Grant
Gerace Kelly
West Dennis Morean
Paula Raymer
Mon
A Man Alone
Ray Milland
Mary Murphy
Ulysses
Kirk
Reugtt
Girl Rush
Russell—Fernande Lam
Verchants
Slounty Trust
Tarryiown
Broadway
Ws. Fedey
Ardsley
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