Christmas 1968 and the Christ spirit in daily life
A Christmas reflection contrasts modern advances with spiritual leadership of Christ Jesus. It invites readers to reflect on the Christ spirit amid rapid progress and to embody compassion and love in daily life through family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Nazareth
Christmas Oasis in This Modern World Reflection
The passage reflects on Christmas as a peaceful oasis amid modern haste. It highlights reflection, peace, and goodwill, emphasizing Americans’ tradition of sharing with the less fortunate and reaffirming faith in fellow humans. It calls for gratitude and communal generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameri
Irvington Chronicle five year board notes and crime report
Five years ago the Irvington Board of Trustees planned a third two way radio for fire department equipment and discussed Motorola versus RCA bids. Postmaster Murphy, attacked on Park Avenue, returned to work after NYC hospitalization. Seniors vs faculty basketball results 30 to 25 with teacher Howard Kelly high scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Motorola
RCA
William A. Murphy
New, York City
Park Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Grand Central Terminal
Irvington
Howard Kelly
Knappe and Johnson
Carroll Puciato
West Homeplace
Irvington Youth Center
Dobbs Ferry
Scappy
Harmony Inn
Ashford Avenue
Irvington Garden Club
Irvington Town Hall
Christmas Spirit and Holiday Happenings
A nostalgic collage describes Christmas spirit as a contagious glow that renews hope and peace. It notes Victorian era toys teaching thrift, plus festive drink ideas, and lists local holiday departures and arrivals including Ensign John Rochester and families returning from college or military discharge.
Dinner honors Croton Dobbs Ferry football team
A festive dinner at Pari Steak House in Thornwo praised TBS football players for wins over Croton and Dobbs Ferry. Guests included fathers coaches local officials and boosters. Talks highlighted coaching quality team solidarity and plans for an Irvington Boosters Club with a quarterback club concept and season dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry
Croton
TBS
Pari Steak House
Thornwo
Robert Hayne
George Haller
Robert Hay
Har
Jones
Robert Niedzwiedz
Csachio DiRuocca
Philip Sanborn
Donald Wormley
David Schein
Peter Peyser
Robert Ralph
Henri Flachere
Haynes
Irvington Boosters
Meszaros
Haller
Niedzwied
Students Visit Mystic Seaport For 19th Century Field Trip
House HI at Main Street School took a field trip to Mystic Seaport to study a 19th century seaport living. Teachers and parents accompanied the group for a two and half hour experience with authentic exhibits, ships, and a film. Students toured the L A Dunton and other features, learned ship life, and will write stories using new vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House HI
Main Street
Mystic Seaport
New England
Main Historical Association
Schol
Mara Ziedins
Ann Swartz
Peter Oley
Studio
Ede
Dominick DeLuigi
Melvyn Novatt
Samuel Friedman
Mys
Plit Into
Smallr
L. A
Cake Sale for Irvington Ambassadors Raises 160 Dollars
The first fund-raiser for the Irvington Ambassadors was held December 4 at the Community Center. The cake sale netted 160 dollars toward the 4000 dollar goal. Contributions are tax deductible and can be sent to the Irvington Ambassador Committee care of William Roane at County Trust Co. Irvington 10533.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
William Roane
County Trust Co
Social Dancing Class Begins at Irvington Recreation Center
The Irvington Recreation Department starts an eight week Adult Social Dancing course at the Isaac K Benjamin Community Center on January 12. Sessions run 8 pm for main class and 9 33 pm for advanced dancers. Cost is 8 per person with checks to the Village of Irvington. Limited to 15 couples per class. Instructor Carlos Zuccaro, a trained performer with ties to Carnegie Hall and international study, leads the program aimed at adults seeking to improve dance steps. Register at 71 Main Street on a first come basis before January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Carlos Zuccaro
Theatre School of‘ Dramatic Arts
Carnegie Hall
England
Cuba
Puerto Rico
U.S
Farrytown
Rye
Always A Christmas The Bright Eyes Of Children
A reflective holiday note celebrates Christmas as a time when kindness faith and joy prevail. It lauds a mother s kiss a friendly handshake and the song of a robin as enduring symbols of seasonal goodwill.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Gazette
Matcolm
M. Roy
D. Roy
Joseph F. Rowan
Louis Bennett
Tappan Zee Press, Inc
Aqueduct Lane
Irvington-on-Hudson
New York
Seco
Christina
Dutcher and
Greenburgh
Roger A. Fallon
Pvt
Leon Lockwood
Fort Dix
Robert Volk
Abram Volk
North Eckar Street
Marines
Henry V.D
Gotham
North Broadway
Robert Findlay
and I
Hugh Findlay
Nevis
South Broadway
Cornell University
Joseph Linder
East Irvington
North Washington Street
Tarrytown
William Eggerling
Thomas J. Gorey
B. F. McCall
Commodore
New York City
Sylvester
J. McCarthy
Joseph G. Fallon
West Home Place
Joseph Broderick
Towanda
N.Y
State Hospital
Eleanor Dillon
Westfield
N.J
Caroline Bliss
South
Our Village
Edith Richter
North A ‘Street
Helen F. Brown
Hamilton Court
Yonkers
Louis Comeau
Eugene Comeau
North E Street
St. John’s Hospital
The
Fire Association
Joseph Sweet
Holiday Punch
San Francisco
Richard Duffy
Thomas Adams
John Rochester
Edward Reynolds
James Quinn
United States Army
Mary Magennis
Vassar College
Richard Behrens, Jr
Lord and Burnham Company
Jerry Downey
North A Street
Thomas M. King
Charles Bender
Alex Smith, Jr
Beltzhoover Lake
James R. Cannon
Douglas Elliott
Yale University
Irvington Builders Supply
Arnesto
North Astor Street
IHS
Ltor
Robert Lugrezia
Joseph Mangiacotti
Robert Prince
Christopher Haller
Robert Haynes
Robert Niedaviedz
Main St
Mystic
Cannon
Recreation Center
Freedom
Dora
Io Teil