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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1950

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Realignment of village election districts to ease voter confusion

The village realigns the boundary between the First and Second Election Districts to align with the 8th and 9th Districts. Voters from South Eckar to Grinnell south of Main Street will use the general election polling place. Cedar Ridge and Harriman Road areas shift to match district lines, simplifying clerk and inspector workloads.

Board of Trustees South Eckar Grinnell Streets Main Street Cedar Ridge Harriman Road Rutter Grinnell - South Bekar

Sunnyside Community House II anniversary in Irvington

East Irvington marks five years of Sunnyside Community House II as a membership corporation. The group, housed in the former Union Chapel and leasing from Irvington Presbyterian Church, expanded its services community wide with volunteer effort and no paid staff. Neighboring Dublin’s example is cited as a model for Irvington’s civic spirit.

Sunnyside Community House II Sunnyside Community House of East Irvington, Inc Irvington Presbyterian Church Union Chapel Irvington Sunnyside East Irvington Dublin

Fifth Grade Stage Plays Life in the Middle Ages

Irvington High School fifth graders under teacher Miee Frances Valentine presented an assembly titled Life in the Middle Ages. Students portrayed King Arthur Robin Hood Crusaders and more, with mothers and guests in attendance after the program yesterday afternoon.

Grae Irvington High School Miee Frances Valentine Vias Ters Inched Trumpter Paul Kraus Vera Almos Helen Nugent King Arthur Peter Marasco Bruce Knighe Hans Kertess Robin Hood Patrick Cam Joan Susan Jerome Robert Nedson Tester Robert Winters Jack Preuss Priest Ealwin' Martin Joyce

Rehearsals Begin for Hudson Valley Symphony Spring Concert

Mrs Cathryn Taylor announces rehearsals for the Hudson Valley Symphony Orchestra spring concert to be held April to be staged at Dobbs Ferry High School. Adults and qualified students may join weekly sessions focusing on the Concerto for The Children's Moren ce Slophone by Paul Creston and other pieces. Open for oboes, trombones, tympani and more. sessions cost 25 cents per week at Masters School.

Hudson Valley Syphony Orchestra Dobbs Teery High School Paul Creston Ngton Showton Valley Museu Peirdes Rset St. Lawrence

Museum Hobby Show Ends Saturday at Presyeran Woman’s Society

The Presyeran Women's Society hosts a museum hobby show this afternoon with displays of design and craft items. Attendees sample works by W. Furr, Mrs. Mary Taylor, and others, while a brief talk covers design trends and directions.

Mary Tasor Catron al Also Junny 21

Village Seeks State Aid Boost Under New Formula

Westchester villages led by Irvington expect reduced state aid under a new comptroller plan. The measure cuts aid to 96 cents per capita in the county, though towns carry most costs. Officials argue the revised formula limits funds for village services and shifts burden to municipalities as unemployment relief and maintenance costs rise.

Board of Supervisors Jim Irving Fon Westchester County M. Quinn Ipo Formule Beane I Tage Moines Gordon Miller Pel

Newcomer's Ball at Ardsley Club

An announcement for the Newcomer's Ball at the Ardsley Club notes ticket sales through members and by phone with Mrs. Thomas as chair, and Frank Mace scheduled to preside. The event features a program and is hosted by local community figures, aiming to attract attendees.

Ardsley Club Phonsing Thomas Saan Taro Walter Bradley

Children’s Museum to Be Center for Teen Age Groups

A community effort transforms the Irvington area into a youth center at the Main Street Children’s Museum. Parents teachers and local groups plan activities, crafts, games, painting pottery and television to engage grammar school children after school. The project includes fundraising events, a sale and a movie sponsorship, with pottery demonstrations by Clara Mead and other local ceramicists.

Children's Museum Irvington Oller Tong Neve Faerie Ells Wil Oer Children’s Museum Wrammar Children’s ‘Museum Sr Group Iage Yo Sured Clara Mead Dobbs Ferry New York Il Scala Tarrytown Ranstens

Youth in Irvington PTA Meeting Delights Community Programs

A Irvington PTA concert showcased youth activities with Boy and Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, and community groups from Chikdene’s Museum to Sunnyside Community House. Leaders highlighted Pack 43, Scout Law practice, church involvement, hospital work, library programs, and a planned evening museum open for students. Proceeds from a fashion show funded by junior and senior mothers supported new community dishes.

Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Giel Scouts Brownies Irvington Chikdene’s Museum Suanzside Communty House, Inc Betty Whites Seagram Pleige Allesinnes Ch T Smith den Mathers Mise Tsabel K. Benjamin Tevington Gil Scouts Tobey Henjumm Fracestown Hospital Treington Lebrary Fevington House Seis Shen Ely John Hackharth Stoke Richard Landy Mint Fiesers John Johnstone Museum Irsington Raymond Foster Sunnyside Howeve All Dome Ada Laverda Gronn Anger Dana Sint Tek Mansette Les Gai Robert Hsianum Trsident Apel IB Locgs Naf

Committee Named for Red Cross Drive 1950

Dr. Fred R. Melon announces Stewart N. Storms as treasurer and Mrs Ruth Hemmingford as secretary for the Red Cross 1950 Campaign Fund committee. The drive totals $3710, ten percent above the 1939 amount, with named section chairmen and a long list of committee members.

Fred R. Melon Red Cross Stewart N. Storms Ruth 7. Hemmingford T. W. Slifers Eugene Callahan Frank Cartwright Rees Philip W. Furst Richard J. Harbour Witlaty Casrmen Walter B. Bradley Franklin IM. Haines Peter Hihton Legenhouse William Miller John P. Meszaros Willis A. Patenana Charles 5 Roberts Frances IL. Squazzo Eugene D. Vina Frvington

Volunteers to Aid at X-Ray Chest Clinic Next Month

Fifty volunteers under Mrs ALT Cumming and Miss Jane McGinley organize a chest X-ray clinic by the Westchester Tuberculosis Association mobile unit at Irvington High School on March 2 with operations from 2 to 5 30 and 6 to 8 30 p m. The group arranged transportation and childcare to maximize resident participation, with cards due to the village clerk by March 5.

Perating Alt Cumming Jane McGinley Man Ray Cline Westchester Tuberculosis Association Irvington High School Alt. Cumming Jane McGinney Keane Berry Mes Hhibbard McDonoughy Melone gMee Slatery Giten

Two Added to School Committee

A Trving Cumming and Saint Maria of Harriman Road were added to the school committee formed last week by the Board of Education. Invitations extended by Chairman Chay Rice brought both into the panel as the board awaits further replies from district residents.

A. Trving Cumming Board of Edition Saint Maria Harriman Road Board of Education Chay Rice Smith Macchi John Fallon Sérvet Ainsley-on-Library Irvington High School Hudson Post Office Fallon Iitsing Main Street Tringeron Sols Boats Asters John’ Donaldson

March 11 Set for Village Registration Day in Irvington

Board of Trustees set March 11 as Registration Day for Irvington voters. Registration will occur March 1 at Town Hall from noon to 8 PM for new residents and those newly eligible, with two inspectors and two poll clerks assisting. The village election on March 21 will elect two trustees to fill vacancies.

Irvington Board of Trustees Jon Avril Frederick Kramer Roswell Hasviman Alubowah Sting Watt Republicaan Democratic Village Messrs Kramer Marvin Bine Pera Beoth Huson River Arthur’ V.lewis Vilage” Reservoir Harriman ‘Road Harriman Road Park Avenu Parke Ray Rnlroad Main Steet Fersis Persie Main Grinnell Jaffray Ruter Prover Cedar Ridge Arthur V. Lewis Boren H. McCormack Chilren's Ivington Moxing Picares McCormack Edward Martin Jey Cecil Brothers Contractors

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