Faculty Senior Game Opens Basketball Season Saturday
The faculty senior basketball game kicks off the season this Saturday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. The Senior team features Wayne Martin George Maccabee Richard Martinson Eddie Martin Ken Lloyd Frank Kaba Willy Gorissen Neal Fox Tony Fatato Dave Shapiro and Richard Corned. The Faculty team includes Carmine Mobilia Dick Hajek Ed McDermott Howard Kelly Vernon Rivers Billy Grogan Bill Handley Pete Oley Harold Meszaros. The event benefits the Athletic Association and follows Friday’s Sports Award Assembly at 7 30 p m in the high school assembly where fall athletes are recognized and a guest speaker from a New York football team may attend. Films of living sports events will be shown.
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Irvington High School
Wayne
Martin
George Maccabee
Richard
Martinson
Eddie
Ken Lloyd
Frank
Kaba
Willy. Gorissen
Neal Fox
Tony Fatato
Dave Shapiro
Richard .Corned
Carmine Mobilia
Dick Hajek
McDermott
Howard Kelly
Vernon’ Rivers
Billy ‘Grogan
Bill Handley
Pete Oley
Harold Meszaros
Athletic Association
Igh
New-York
Red Cross Warns Of Home Dangers In Winter Months
The Red Cross Safety Services director for Westchester County urges parents to prioritize home safety as children stay indoors. Keep plastic bags and dangerous items like furniture polish and insecticides out of reach and ensure stove handles are turned in. Free Red Cross First Aid classes are available through local branches and chapter headquarters in White Plains.
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Frederick Mees
Westchester
Red.Cross
Red Cross
Mees
White Plains
Levitt Wins Award for Irvington High School Student
Amy Jane Levitt of Irvington High School is named a 1963 national winner by the National Council of Teachers of English for outstanding achievement. Irvington instructors William Belcher Donald Cody and Walter Hawkes guided her in English at Jepeien High School as her father Harold Levitt of 19 Mallard addressed the ceremony.
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Amy Jane Levitt
Irvington
National Council of Teachers
of. English
Competi
Amy
William Belcher
Donald, Cody
Walter Hawkes
Jepeien High School
Nys
Harold ‘Levitt
Mallard
New York Central proposes zone fares for commuter lines
The New York Central Railroad seeks authority to test zone fares starting January 22, 1964. Irivington and Ardsley on Hudson would rise to 31 dollars and 80 dollars respectively for certain tickets, with one way coach fares between Grand Central and Irvington increasing by 13 cents. The plan aims to offer new schedules, reduce travel time and improve equipment utilization, beginning on the Harlem Division and then the Hudson Division.
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New York: Central Railroad
Irvington
Ardsley-on- Hudson
Arvington
Armys
Dabbs
Ferryley
Grand
Central
Ards- Ney
Public’ Service ‘Commission
William
the- Sal ‘Roads
Harlem
Grand Central
Hudson
Nuclear ship plan to cut commuter fares amid voyage notes
Aboard ship official said a portion of commuters will see fare changes during a test period. The USS Teng assesses a potential one to two cent increase per ride while others may experience decreases and slight rises during a six to ten day Mediterranean visit near Golfe Juan Cannes.
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Main
Phillip E
Shaw
Wilim
Pleasant la
Teng
Méditerranean
Golfe Juan
French - Riviera
Cannes
Town Board Sets Extensions and Hearings at Weekly Meeting
The Greenburgh Town Board approved an extension to the Con Miller project and a Wayne Way Extension to the South Elmsford Sewer District. It slated a Feb 4 public hearing to restrict parking on Aqueduct Rd Laur el Street and approved lease extensions and staffing actions. The Urban Renewal Commission filed its last deed and named a provisional sergeant in the police department.
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Greenburgh
Water District
Underhill
Sprain Brook Parkway
Board
Aqueduct “Rd
Laurél Street
Wake
Wayne Way
South Elmsford
Association of Town
New York
Main Street
Elmsford
Robert
Langley
Phef
Sion
Greenburgh Town Taxes To Rise Seven Percent Outside Villages
Greenburgh Town Board approved the 1964 budget with a townwide levy of 1,912,766 dollars, up 157,201 from 1963. Outside village taxpayers face a 8,911 per thousand rate, while village residents pay about 442 dollars per thousand. Increases largely due to police, library, and a 20,000 dollar contingency fund. Public hearing drew about 50 attendees and was one of the shortest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Ivington
Edward
Vetrano
Spain
Leo Wirz
Wirz
Etpschrebion
Mrs Kraus Attending Traffic Safety Meet in New York
Mrs Jessie Kraus of 15 North Dutcher St and other Business and Professional Women's Clubs members will attend the President's Committee for Traffic Safety workshop at New York University today Thursday. The conference focuses on school driver education programs and related safety work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kraus
North Dutcher, St
New York University
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Cramer & McCutchen CO
North Broadway
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A. Levitt
N.Y. Central
Dichiara’s. Liquor
ST. Irvington
Irvington Builders Supply
Dupont Paints
North Buckhout Street
Tarrytown
Hastings
N.Y
Ata
Ptarrytowns
Beekman
Avenue
Town Board
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Miller
William’ Miller
N. Eckar ‘Street
Col- Wilmington
Penna
Holead
Russ
Diane Little
Grove
City
Delta
Christiam Forum
Hag Pean
Ann
Washington, D.C
Irvington Electric
Joseph “Houghton
Telephone Lyke
Blasberg
Motors-Inc
Westchester Children's Association
Hilton Inteate
Lendell P. Warriner
Norman Jg.kappler
Ardsley, Park
Carl F. Ewig
LeCompe Waring
Ardsley Park
Mrs. Kraus
Lyric
E. R. Behrens
Grinnel
Christmas Club
Westchester County ‘Savings Bank
Tarrytown, N.Y
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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