Meeting Held To Further Plans For Volunteer Ambulance Corps
A village meeting attended by about fifty residents discussed forming a volunteer ambulance corps after Dobbs Ferry Hospital dropped its service. John H. Norris led the session outlining why the area needs coverage. Volunteers would be on call part time, with examples from Pleasantville Ossining and Dobbs Ferry. Experienced corps members urged proper training in first aid oxygen therapy and driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Norris
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Irvington
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings
Ossining
Tarrytown
Ardsley
Volunter Corps
Kenneth Jones
Pleasantville
Robert Rosch
George C. Feltman
Mr. Feltman
Red Cross
Democrats Campaign Based on Accomplishments of Mayor
At a February 17 meeting at the Goldwater home in Irvington, Democrats outlined a vigorous campaign centered on Mayor Gillen s accomplishments. Nominee Joel Kitchens and candidates George C S Sitachar and George Rowe Jr faced a party lineup including trustees and local figures as they framed a March 19 election argument for continuing Democratic leadership and extending recreational facilities while rebutting opposing pamphlet claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demcratic Party
Leonard J. Goldwater
Half Moon Lane
Joel Kitchens
George F. Gillen
Furthet
Trusttee
George C. S. Sitachar
George Rowe
John F. Hickey
Gillen
John Budlong
Kevin O’ Nell
Hope Lacy
Maryn Foley
Joseph Boyle
Irvington
John Francis Smith
West Clinton Avenue
Charles Sablilot
Cofar- Ridge
Democratic Committee
Irvinington
Board of ‘Trustees
Irvington Boy Scouts Dinner Honors Troop 34 Leaders
Kiwanis Club hosted a Dinner in Irvington for Scout Troop 34, featuring pledge, God Bless America, and ceremonies. First Class badges went to Kevin Redmond and John McKenna, Second Class to Pat Ugalde, and cooking merit badges to Paul Shallis, Mike Shallis, Roger Nixon, Bruce Richards, Joey Guinta, and Dave Medovich, who was named Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. New Tenderfoot Scouts Chucky Brandt Chris Guiliano and Kevin Skis Jock joined, Kevin Kinnane named Quartermaster, and Joey Guinta and Bruce Richards named Scout of the Year for service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Irvington Kiwanis Club
John Hack‘barth
The
Kiwanis
John Draka
Kevin Redmond
John McKenna
Pat Ugalde
Paul
Mike Shallis
Roger Nixon
Bruce Richards
Joey Guinta
Dave Medovich
Kevin Kinnane
Quartermaster
Chucky Brandt
Chris Guiliano
Kevin Skis
School Board Sets Special Meeting on Finishing Plans
The Board of Education announces a special meeting next Wednesday night February 27 to discuss final plans for a new junior senior high school and additions to Dows Lane Elementary. A Tuesday Albany meeting will present the plans to the State Education Department for approval before residents discuss the bond issue to finance the Stearn property acquisition and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Dows Lane
William Warnock
Schopl
Albany
State Education Department
Sehpol
Stearn
Third speeding fines total twenty one dollars in court
John Reynaud of Ardsley paid fifty dollars and had his license revoked after a third speeding in eighteen months. Carolyn Lepler of White Plains was fined twenty five dollars for speeding. Nine drivers paid five dollars for running red lights, with a list of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reynaud
Ardsley
John H. Norris
Carolyn Lepler
White Plains
Joseph Zabcek
North Tarrytown
Raymond Swatko
Yonkers
Trustees Deny Most Tax Reduction Requests at Town Meeting
The Trustees and Assessors meeting in Town Hall denied two tax reduction requests totaling 3,500 and granted veterans exemptions amounting to 14,000. Individuals Adele Phipps Smith and Arthur Harris sought reductions on assessed values of 15,900 and 24,050 respectively. Veterans exemptions listed include Claus Buckthal 150, Eugene C Newman 600, John J Hannon 500, Bert N Kinsley 3,000, Dominic 4 Giammette 600, Mario Giovanelli 1,200, Delia Gilligan 4,050, Harold P Newton Jr 150, Richard H Gross 900, John Battista 350, Edward J Wilt 1,550, Nathan L Samuelson 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Phipps Smith
Daisy One
Arthur Harris
Rargo Lane
Claus Buck‘thal
Eugene C. Newman
John J. Hannon
Bert N. Kinsley
Dominic 4. Giammette
Mario Giovanelli
Delia Gilligan
Harold P. Newton, Jr
Richard H. Gross
John Battista
Edward J. Wilt
Nathan L. Samuelson
Special Night Bus Schedules For Coming Evening Classes
Irvington public schools announce special bus runs for evening sessions on February 25 March 1 and March 11. Grades 1 11 12 noon dismissal February 25 return 8 00 pm for two half hour classes for parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Parents Teachers Association
Dows Lane
Mulligan Lane
East Irvington Square
Hudson View Park
East Irvington
Tarrytown
Irvington seniors win New York Regents Scholarships
Irvington High School seniors Kim Cragnolin and Lynne M Teplin won New York Regents College Scholarships announced by the State Education Department. Alternates named include Marcum Gall Joyce Parker Kenneth Sandvoss and Trene Bartlett with Susan Fierstien as nursing school alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Cragnolin
Lynne Teplin
New York State Educaton Department
Irvington High School
Kim, Cragnolin
Lynne M. Teplin
Education Department
Irvington
Gall, Marcum
Joyce Parker
Kenneth Sandvoss
Trene Bartlett
Rockland County
Susan Fierstein
New York
Regents
Irvington Drivers Lose Licenses in State Action
The Department of Motor Vehicles revoked the licenses of Irvington residents Edward Joseph Dwyer of 35 South Broadway and Walter J. Scully Jr. Dwyer was revoked January 17 after a November 17 1962 driving while intoxicated conviction. Scully’s license was revoked January 16 for a December 15 1962 third speeding offense within eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Stower Verhicles
Irvington
Edward Joseph Dwyer
South Broadway
Walter J. Scully, Jr
Aldersgate Church Dedicates Cornerstone Ceremony
Aldersgate Methodist Church on Broadway and Langdon Avenue on the Dobbs Ferry Irvington line laid the cornerstone Sunday February 17 in a half hour service attended by over one hundred. Reverend Irving A Marsland Jr led the ceremony with Rev John McCombe and key lay leaders, as a sealed box held newspapers church histories and an advancement brochure marking a May 26 consecration. The project scope includes a sanctuary and twelve classrooms with a total unit cost of 240300 and an $80000 campaign goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Irving A. Narsland
Aldersgate Church
John McCombe
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Aldersgate
S. James Robbins
Thomas J. Wagner
David W. Hallock
Irvington Gazette
Summerfield
St. Paul's
Aldersgate Advancement Fund
Irving A. Marsland, Jr
Railroad Tax Cut and Local Development Talks in Dobbs Ferry
The Village Board learned the New York Central Railroad assessment was reduced by 95 799 to a tentative 228 787. Sleepy Hollow Restorations sought tax exemption for 42 Main Street, deferred to next year. A complaint about debris at Clair J Smith property led to a building inspector review. Plans to route Wendover sewer and debates over Saw Mill Parkway left turns featured in the meeting. An Army Corps note on dredging hours contrasted with navigation lighting. Last year dredging at J C Turner Lumber Yards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
State Board of Equalization
New York Central Railroad
Sleepy Hollow
Main Street
Board of Assessors
Donald M. D. Roy
Nicholas Vink
Ardsley Terrace
Clair J. Smith
West Clinton Avenue
George Gillen
Dobbs Ferry
Wendover
Osceola Avenue
Saw Mill Parkway
Cyrus Field Road
East Hudson Parkway Authority
Dobbs Ferry Board
North Field Avenue
Army Corps of Engineers
J.C. Turner Lumber Yards
Peter Peyser Urges Irvington Voters to Register Early
Peter A. Peyser, candidate for Mayor of Irvington, urged citizens to register at designated places on March 9 to be eligible for the March 19 election. An active GOP effort planned district checks for non-registered residents with contact points at Lyric 17745 and Lyric 18534 for information. Voting places and times are listed below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Peyser
Xepupulcan
Irvington
Mar. Sth
Peyser
John J. Irwin
Charles ‘Ritchie
St Lawrence Names 1963 Winter Carnival Royalty
Frank K Kappler II and Miss Sally A Byrnes crowned prince and queen at Appleton Arena as St Lawrence University marks its 30th annual Winter Carnival. Roberta Bracken and Frank Kappler named princess and prince of the weekend. Ceremony featured Paula Heins, Miss New York State, and drew over 2000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence University
Appleton Arena
Roberta J. Bracken
Manlius
Frank K. Kappler I
Mountain Road
Irvington
Paula Heins
New York State
Miss Bracken
Kappa Kappa ‘Gamma Sorority
Fayetteville Manlius High School
Kappler
Frank K. Kappler
St. Lawrence
Parochial PTA Benefit Bridge set for Friday evening
The Immaculate Conception School PTA plans a benefit bridge in the school auditorium Friday. Ticket chairman Mrs. George Gillen reports strong mail returns and expects large attendance, with tickets at the door. The event funds school operations for the eight grade, 275 pupil parish school built in 1958 at a cost of $550000, funded by parishioners and tuition-free for all parish children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Parent-Teachers Association
George Gillen
Mark’ Donovan
William Weber
PTA
Parrishioners
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Jock
Joey
Bruce
Sunnyside Restorations
Washington Irving
Sunnyside
Philip E. Sanborn
Robert
RPI Players
Robert F. Petrie
Don Paolucci
Taxter Road
Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Lloyd C. Wieke
Railroad
Peter Peyser
Frank K. Kapplerii
Prince of St. Lawrence
Sally A. Byrnes
Nutley, N.J
Ronald H. Mason
Seaforth, Ont
Frank K, Kappler, III
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