Santa Claus Open House at Memorial Park Facility
Santa Claus visits the Memorial Park field house on Saturday December 17 from 11:00 to 12:00 to hear children wishes. The Irvington Recreation Commission hosts the event with free popcorn and candy. Mayor Peyser to open the facility with a ribbon cutting at 11. The building features knotty pine social room, fireplace, concession and equipment room, maintenance room and restrooms.
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Santa Claus
Field House
Memorial Park
Irvington
Winter protection tips for shrubs and foundation plantings
Winter protection guidance for trees and shrubs advises tying up to prevent snow and ice damage and using burlap for vulnerable spots. Boxwood and tender plants require shielding, with air space between cover and plant. Windbreaks should be removed in spring and root mulching with salt hay or straw recommended for newly transplanted trees.
Sunnyside and Van Cortlandt Manor Embrace 19th Century Christmas
Irving's Sunnyside and Van Cortlandt Manor in Croton decorate for December with period themes. Van Cortlandt features 17th century St Nick traditions on the lower level and 19th century Dutch Christmas on the upper level, with candlelight tours Dec 29–30. Sunnyside showcases Irving's influence, holly hung halls, a 19th century tree, cookies, mincemeat, and holiday films for children Dec 27–31, with standard hours through March 31 and closures Dec 25–26.
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Sunnyside
van Cortlandt Manor
Croton
Washington Irving
New York
Ors
St. Nicholas
Ferry House
America
Irving
Rhouse
Montessori School of Irvington Granted State Charter by Regents
The Montessori School of Irvington received its state charter from the New York State Board of Regents.Announcement followed a Board of Trustees meeting hosted by Ruth A. Lynch. Attendance included trustees and local education figures from Irvington, Larchmont, New Rochelle, and New York City, with enrollment doubling in the school's second year and children ages 3 to 5 from surrounding communities.
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Montessori School of
Irvington
New York State Board of Regents
Ruth A. Lynch
Lynch
Immacuate Conception School
Thomas L. J. Curran
Lorenz Brosnan
Larchmont
Westchester
Brosnan
Mother's Guild of the
Ursuline School
New Rochelle
Voluntary Auxiliary
St. Vincents Psychiatric Hospital
Harrison
John E. Lynch
Union Carbide
New York City
Harley Griffiths
Westchester Schools
New York University
Griffiths
Montessori School
Letitia Raubichek
Hartsdale
Raubichek
New York University School of Education
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings
Ardsley
Yonkers
Elmsford
Tarrytowns
Ossining
Valhalla
Board of Education
AFSD
Greenburgh
New York
Schooless Admin
Main Street School
WNY
The Sear of Montaigne An Essay in Personal Philosophy
Book review of Philip P. Hallie Westeyan University Press argues Montaigne should influence modern thought. Hallie frames doubt as a scalpel against dogma, promotes common sense, and defends anti intellectualism. The piece praises Hallie for inviting readers to Montaigne. REW
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Montaigne
Philip P. Hallie
Westeyan Uversity Press
Middletown
Conn
Saillie
Hallie
Rew
Obituary for LeRoy F. Carlson
LeRoy F. Carlson 59 of 1 South Ferris Street died suddenly yesterday at home. A former New York Telephone Company employee, he lived 17 years in Irvington after Ossining. Born November 29, 1907 in Brooklyn, he was a Columbia University graduate and Kiwanis member in Ossining. Survived by daughter Mrs. John E. Allen of Norfolk, VA. son LeRoy W. Carlson of Gardiner, NY. brother Milton Carlson of Ossining. two grandchildren. Memorial service December 10 at 10 a.m. in Irvington Presbyterian Church. interment Dale Cemetery, Ossining.
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LeRoy F. Carlson
South Ferris Street
Newrk Telephone Company
Brooklyn
Frederick C. Carlson
Hedvig Hellquirst Carlson
Ossining
Columbia University
Irvington
Kiwanis
John E. Allen
Norfolk
Virginia
LeRoy W. Carlson
Gardiner
New York
Milton Carlson
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Frederick F. Jenkins
Dale Cemetery
Local electronics maker seeks lease for 1000 sq ft space
A brick faced building in a residential area will be vacated soon by a local electronics manufacturer after less than a year of occupancy. The space is clean well lit with tile floors two bathrooms and electric heat. Approximately 1000 square feet unpartitioned for light manufacturing office or business use. Contact M Bedesem at 591 7668 for details.
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M. Bedesem
Classified Ads Open Rates And Public Notices In Irvington
Classified Advertising rates in The Irvington Gazette list three line ads at 1.00 for the first week and 0.75 for each subsequent week, with copy due by Thursday noon. The ad batch includes help wanted, housing, sale items, and bids notices from Greenburgh AFSD No. 2. Also includes a public auction notice in Westchester for December 1966.
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Irvington Gazette
Gopy
Lyric
Marine Corps Second Lieutenant Joseph M. David Graduates
Lt Joseph M David son of Mr and Mrs Joseph M David of 130 East Sunnyside Lane is among 594 new Marine Corps second lieutenants who recently completed the first Officer Candidate Course at Quantico Va The new lieutenants will be assigned to Pensacola or remain for the Basic School Ground officers here will undergo 21 weeks of training before posting to posts or stations in the United States and abroad Flight trainees will spend 18 months in aviator training.
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Marine
Joseph M. David
East Sunnyside Lane
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Pensacola
Fla
United States
Hastings Singers Concert at Andrus Memorial Home
The Hastings Singers present a private concert under guest conductor Edward Rygiewicz at the Andrus Memorial Home 195 Old Broadway at 4:00 Sunday afternoon December 11. The program spans from Palestrina to Bach with a special carol, seating limited by auditorium capacity. Proceeds aid The Salvation Army Christmas Appeal.
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Hastings Singers
Edward Rygiewicz
Andrus Memorial
Old Broadway
Andrus Home
Rygiewicz
Palestrina
Irvington Architect Wins Award for Long Island Bank Design
Switzer & Zegler Architects of Bronxville received the 1st Prize from the Long Island Association of Commerce & Industry for the First National City Bank design in Farmingdale. Zegler, a Irvington resident, and his firm have notable local projects and ongoing designs including a recreation center and library.
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Irvington
Long Island Bank
Long Island Association of Commerce & Industry
Switzer
Clarkson Home For
Valhalla
Children’s Village
New Tarrytown
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Crawford Crawford
West Prospect Ave
IBM Executive
Board of Edu
Ufsd No. 2
Invington, N.Y
Nation
Greenburgh RD
Margaret Crawford
Volkswagen
Della Robia
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Central Taxi Co
Supreme Court OF
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Rosamonda Duchene
J. Warren Kinzler
J. Warner Kinzler
R. Kennen Kinzler
R. Kennan Kinzler
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Gardner's Nurseries, Inc
County Court House
Main Street
White Plains
N.Y
Shrub Oak
Yorktown
County of Westchester
State of New York
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State Road
Jefferson Valley
Abel V. Williams
Williams
Creed
Samuel Ackerman
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Irvington Builders Supply
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Astor Street
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