Fund Raising Committee Formed To Aid Paralyzed Victim
A local group forms the Charles Merrill Fund to support his family after a recent accident left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mayor Peter A. Peyser and Rt Rev Msgr Robert Brown lead the effort with other community members. Checks should be payable to the Charles Merrill Fund and mailed to County Trust Company, 47 Main Street, Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Merrill
Peter A. Peyser
Msgr
Robert Brown
Immaculate Conception Church
Merrill
Marvin Becker
Archie DiMiceli
James Dinan
James Hickey
John Irwin
Bruce May al Ross
John Waters
Charles Merrill Fund
The
County Trust Company
Main Street
Irvington
Irvington High School Christmas Concert With Vocal Music
Irvington High School presents a vocal music only Christmas concert on Friday evening December 16 at 8:00 in the new high school atrium. The program features Alexandra Haynes soloing O Holy Night and multiple choral groups including the 7-8 Grade Girls Choir, Harmonaires, G8 boys, High School Girls, Choralites, Choralaires, and the Mixed Chorus performing a varied lineup of carols, spirituals, and selections by Rodgers Hammerstein Kern and Mozart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington High School
Alexandra Haynes
Adam
Barnaby
Beth O'Hara
Corey Cameron
Norma Darragh
Stephanie Dickovics
Susan Gardner
Christine Haynes
Nancy Mack
Nancy McKenzie
Cathy Sachs
Sandra Shepard
Suzanne Spross
Deborah Strachan
Donna Trinkoff
Bethlehem
Carolyne Peyser
Santa Lucia
Andy D’arrigo
Ben Jones
Dylan
Napoleon
Wilson
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Debussy
Penny Peyser
Fuller
Carrie Errico
Margaret
Tzena
Green and White Minstrels
Missouri
Choralaires
Ellen Daly
Todde Cameron
Karin Cragnolin
Barbara Back
Donna Slavin
Laura Schultz
Christine Nilsson
Ginger Vincent
Francine Moro
Mary Murtha
Tina Samson
Ambulance Corps Plans January Aid Course
The Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps will offer a basic and advanced first aid course starting in January led by a Red Cross instructor with lectures and visual aids. It targets ambulance use and aims to recruit prospective members, though nonmembers may enroll. Interested people should contact Training Chairman Mrs. B. Redman promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Red Cross
West
Charles Schlichtherlein
B. Redman
Realty firm hired after long Irvington trustees meeting
After a lengthy board session and public input, Irvington trustees approved a $6,000 first phase study by James D. Landauer Associates to assess available land for campus style offices or research labs. The plan includes a possible $9,000 later phase. The vote was 3 to 2 in favor with several trustees voicing concerns about funding and zoning implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Estae
James D. Landauer Associates, Inc
New York City
Irvington
Trustees
Peter A. Peyser
Landauer
Stamford
Connecticut
Peyser
John Arnold
Planning Board
John W. Waterbury
Zoning Board
Horace B. MacAfee
Kevin O'Neill
William L. Johnson
Charles L. Ritchie
Johnson and Ritchie
O'Neill
Arnold
Trustees Put Stop Sign at Station Rd. and Suspended Yeshiva Permit
At a board meeting the trustees voted to require westbound traffic on Station Road to stop at South Buckhout Street and kept the existing northbound stop. They also suspended a building permit for the Yeshivah Ohel Shmuel school until the Education Commissioner comments on use. The vote included increasing the sanitation crew to three per truck and hiring temporary help. Mayor Peyser announced 22 new parking sitters funded by local business and residents and authorized a public bathing beach permit for Matthiessen Park next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station Rd
Yeshiva School
Board of Trustees
Station Road
South Buckhout Street
Sanitation Department
Peter A. Peyser
Main Street
Peyser
Matthiessen Park
Knute W. Wistrand
Police Pension Fund
New Recreation Commission
John C. Baas
Memorial Park
Santa Claus
Frank Ham
Brecht
Yeshivah Ohel Shmuel
Commissioner of Education
State Education Department
Zoning Board of Appeals
Education Department
Mr. Ham
Town Board Backs Study For New Village
Greenburgh Town Board discussed cooperating with a private survey group to gauge Edgemont incorporation feasibility. Philip Malone of Public Administration Service, Chicago, will conduct a two week survey and report. Written questions to board heads will receive written replies. Fire hydrants and sewer line work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Vetrano
Greenburgh
Edgemont
Philip R. Malone
Public Administration Service
Chicago
Town Board
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