Village Trustees Hold Brief Regular Meeting on Monday
Village Board met briefly with no public hearings or issues. Arnold Brenhousé appealed a zoning denial. ZBA attorney Roy to argue in White Plains Supreme Court. Mayor Gillen authorized to apply for Matthiessen Park beach use. Croton bridge closure for repairs planned next year. county to provide bridge alternate routes. John Rudick Jr promoted to motor equipment operator at $5300 annually. Exchange Club film on Better Land Use invited. Recreation Advisory to seek more equipment for Community Center. Meeting adjourned in memory of Peter J. Murphy Jr., longtime trustee.
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Board of Trustees
Herd
Knute W. Wistrand
Arnold Brenhousé
Zoning Board of Appeals
Ernest R. Behrens
Donald M.D. Roy
Supreme Court
White Plains
George F. Gillen
Matthiessen Park
Westchester
Croton
John Rudick
Highway Department
Exchange Club of
Tarrytown
Kevin O'Neill
Leonard J. Goldwater
Dean Stupke
Peter J. Murphy, Jr
Municipal Machinery Corporation
Department of Public Works
Ardsley Road
Comptrollers Office
Pollee
Nls Point Park
Louis Russo
Robert Fisher
Mt B Pam
School Board Delivers Religion in Schools Clarification
Irvington board clarifies policy on religion in public schools. Letters between Harold Levitt and board president William Warnock explain neutrality toward religion, recognition of its existence, and allowances for constitutional activities such as the Declaration of Independence, Gettysburg Address, National Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, and library references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Harold Levitt
William Warhock
Board of Education
Starald Levit
Abe
Spesier
America
Congress
Two Penny Press on Sale At Elementary School This Week
The second issue of The Two Penny Press, Irvington Elementary School's newspaper, went on sale December 13. It covers December holidays with Christmas Hanukkah and Pearl Harbor anniversary, plus concert preview, two biographical sketches of teachers, library book list, sports news, and cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Pearl Harbor
Two Penny Press
David Jenkins
Jack Reich
Bob Baird
James Venditto
Bob Prince
Jean diLastro
Roger Warrington
Joe Manglacolt
Nancy Higgons
Adam
Henry Kuhn Inducted Into Graphic Arts Honor Fraternity
Henry Kuhn son of Jr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuhn of Cedar Hill was inducted into Gamma Epsilon Tau at Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester New York on December 4 1962. The honor fraternity admits students with high scholastic averages and interest in the graphic arts. Henry is a sophomore in the Institute's School of Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kuhn
Joseph Kuhn
Cedar Hill
Gamma Epsilon Tau
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester
New York
Henry
Institute
School of Printing
Irvington Recreation Sets Holiday Programs for All Ages
The Irvington Recreation Department announces Christmas holiday activities starting Saturday for all ages with games dancing and movies. A foul shooting contest is scheduled for December 29 at 9 00 a.m. in the High School gym, with a boys contest to follow weather permitting skating at Memorial Park rink during the holidays marked by a red ball on the bulletin board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Recreation Department
Memorial Park
Police Nab Suspect In Burglary Arrest In Irvington
Patrolmen Howard Lee and Franklin Baker arrested Kenneth Norton 20 of 14 Croton Place after spotting footprints near La Pine Scientific and Hudson Photo Labs. Norton admitted breaking in and taking liquor. he was arraigned Sunday before Police Judge John H Norris and held for grand jury action on third degree burglary. Trustees praised the officers and requested their records include an account of the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Kenneth Norton
Croton Place
John H. Norris
South Buckhout Street
Howard Lee
Franklin Baker
Trent
Lapine Scientific and
Hudson Photo Labs
Board of Trustees
Kevin O'Neill
Irvington Public Library Holiday Closures Announced
The Irvington Public Library will close on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. It will close at noon on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, and remain open at usual hours on December 26 and January 2.
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Irvington
Holidays Arrive in Irvington For Short Village Stay
The Irvington holidays arrive this weekend with village lights and trees on Main Street set to glow through New Year’s. Families plan church services and youngsters wonder if Santa will visit Monday night while some residents fear a white Christmas.
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Irvington
Jol
Santa Claus
Langdon Avenue
Dobbs Ferry
Main Street
Samuel Kipp Dies After Hospital Surgery at 5
Samuel N Kipp 5 of 2 South Ferris Street died Saturday night at Dobbs Ferry Hospital after an operation last week He worked over 40 years in the village highway department commonly seen on Main Street and near trains His funeral was at Vanderbilt Funeral Home Tarrytown with Rev Irving Marsland officiating Interment was in Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery He was born March 15 1896 in Rhinebeck son of Ulysses C and Emily Kipp He came to the area after WWI joined the village workforce He is survived by his wife Emily and sister Belle Sinkking of Tarrytown
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Samuel N. Kipp
South Ferris Street
Dobbs Ferry
Village Highway Department
Main Street
Vanderbilt Funeral Home
Tarrytown
Irving
Marsland
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery
Kipp
Rhinebeck
Ulysses C
Emily Kipp
Tome
Belle Sinkking
Fines Totaled 99 in Local Court
Police Judge John A. Norris oversaw fines totaling 99 in a local court last night. John J. Prin of Hastings paid 25 for operator license violations and 5 for crossing a double white line. Other fines included 5 for backing up, 5 for passing a red light, 5 for failing to keep to the right, 30 from Saw Mill River Parkway cases, and 2 for illegal parking.
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Ines
John AL. Norris
John J. Prin
Hastings
Bikenboth T. Pike
Dobbs
Kamen
Ald
Dean T. Pillsbury
Easton
Mass
Warren J. Reinfert
New York City
Saw Mill River Parkway
Greenburgh Board Rejected Plans for New Shopping Center
The Greenburgh Town Board unanimously rejected the Shopping Center’s large scale development at Knollwood and Dobbs Ferry Roads citing lack of proper screening and traffic control. The board approved a move to seek state funds via an Urban Renewal Commission and awarded several contracts for legal services, library fixtures, and municipal needs. A Town Board meeting is set for January 8 1963 to reorganize.
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Greenburgh
Edward N. Vetraino
Westchester County
Urban Renewal Commission
Nicholas Russol
Russo
Hazen and Sawyer
Green ‘Ile
Remington Rand Company
Curry' Rent-A-Car
Garden Clubs Decorate Sunnyside and Van Cortlandt Manor for Holidays
Five local garden clubs join to decorate Sunnyside in Tarrytown and Van Cortlandt Manor in Croton-on-Hudson for the holidays. Decorations reflect 18th and 19th century styles with a sugar plum tree, Dutch motifs, and a Christmas tea. Proceeds from Sleepy Hollow Restorations Holiday Sale support education and open daily through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Washington Irving
Tarrytown
Van Cortlandt +, Manor
Croton-on‘Hudson
Irvington Garden Club
William May
Little Garden Club
Bert Tryon
Irving
Philipse Manor
Hill and Dale Garden Club
Edwin Clark
Philipse Manor Garden Club
Roger, Schlieder
Hill and Dale
Croton Garden Club
Gunther Schaumann
van Cortlandt House
van Cortlandt Manor
van Cort
Sleepy Hollow Resorations
Mt Sleepy Hollow
van Cortlandt’ Manor
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Harold N. Levitt
Mallard Rise
Mr. Levitt
Mrs. Williiam Warnock
Merry Christmas
The
Irvington Gazette
Ihe
BSS
Hendrick Hudson
Samuel Kipp
Gillette
Church of St. Barnabas
Immaculate Conception’ Church
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Immaculate Conception Church
Bethlehem
Frederic F. Jenkins
Aldersgate
Greenburgh Board
Paul Turon
North Broadway
Leicester
England
Garden Club
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