Irvington Community Briefs recount local people news
Mrs. William Pateman of Co opake New York spent a weekend with relatives. Mrs. Frank J. Enright of Grey Rock Terrace is recovering from an operation at Harkness Pavilion. Peter A. Gorey and family returned from a ten day Nassau Bahamas cruise. Hugh E. Goodman plans move to New Jersey after selling his home. John G. de Roos and family bought the Goorman house on Fargo Lane. Mrs. Robert Campbell is a patient at Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Dr. Harold Vaughan returned from a summer home in Nova Scotia. Mary Elizabeth Baier joined State University College at New Paltz as active member of Delta Pi education honor society. Mrs. Lawrence Leach of Shire Connecticut, former Irvington Librarian, hosts annual Christmas Open House at the Irvington Library. Catherine Carradi and Milton Kinne returned from Nassau trip.
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Frank J. Enright
Grey Rock Terrace
Harkness Pavillion
New York City
Mary Elizabeth Bair
Harold Baier
Center Street
State University Lege At
New Paltz
Delta Pi
Lawrence Leach
J C Baas Jr Honored By Union Alumni
John C Baas Jr of Dunham Place received the devoted service award at a New York Alumni Association dinner. Baas, IBM executive at Harrison, co founded the NY Alumni Scholarship Fund and has led it since 1960, the sole alumnus chosen for the award this year. Also named to the NY Association Executive Committee was W Bruce May of Ardsley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Baas Jr
Dunham Place
Union College
New York Alumni Association
Baas
IBM Corp
Harrison
N.Y
Fuund
N.Y. Association
W. Bruce May
Ardsley Park
Christmas Gifts Prepared by Central Hudson Branch
Members of the Central Hudson Branch of the Westchester Children's Association held their annual Christmas project meeting on December 6 at 28 Washington Avenue. They wrapped clothing and toys, filled twelve stockings for Neighborhood Houses in Tarrytown, and prepared 96 stockings for Manhattan Park in Elmsford. Gifts were funded by the Central Hudson Bridge Benefit, with donations from the Hastings Needlework Guild and Chunky Chocolate Company, and wrappings donated by local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hudson
Westchester Children's Association
William B. Marshall
Washington Avenue
Tarrytown
Manhattan’ Park
Elmsford
Norman .G. Kappler
Central Hudson Bridge
Needlework Guild of
Hastings
Chunky Chocolate Company
Kappler
Carl Ewig
Peter Hilton
John S. Snelham
Lendell Warriner
M. — le Compte Waring
Eric Lagercrantz
William J. Nolan
Chases
T. Stewart
Irvington
Palm Spring Weekend at Music Hall and Upcoming Films
The program lists Palm Spring Weekend at Music Hall with shows The Invisible Gladiator Snow White and the 3 Stooges and The Old Dark Horse plus The Maniac Coming Dec 17 to 21 L Shaped Room and Fury of the Pagans. Young Folks Matinee Sat at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Spring
Snow White
3 Stooges
Central Charge shopping list across Westchester stores
A long list of gift and shopping items is advertised for purchase across Westchester stores. It promotes Central Charge offers with payment plans and a contact to request an application by mail. The note mentions items from alligator bags to wristwatches and a variety of departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company
Mi 8 Dal
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William Pateman
Co‘pake, N.Y
Peter A. Gorey
North Ferris Street
Nassau
The
Bahamas
Hugh E. Goodman
Fargo Lane
New Jersey
John G. de Roos
North ‘Broadway
Goorman
Robert Campbell
East Irvington
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Harold Vaughan
Hillside Terrace
Noya
Scotia
J.C. Baas Jr
Union
Lytle
Medford
Irving Construction Corp
General Contractors
Children’s Assn
Agubaran Ee
John & Jane Shopf
Westchester
Ardsley
Aunt Jane
Armonk
Michael
Bedford
Mary
Briarcliff Manor
Bronxville
Shirley
Chappaqua
Cross County Center
Croton-on-Hudson
Sister
Dobbs Ferry
Katonah
Larchmont
Mahopac
Mamaroneck
Uncle Bill
Mount Kisco
Mount Vernon
Danny
New Rochelle
Margot
Ossining
Jack
Peekskill
Pleasantville
Earl
Port Chester
Tim
Pond Ridge
Rye Ridge
Scarsdale
Walter
Tuckahoe
White Plains
Pete
Yonkers
Yorktown Heights
Central Charge
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