Irvington Youth Center to donate church for village recreation
The Irvington Youth Center plans to transfer ownership of the Methodist Church on Main Street to the Village of Irvington. The village will assume recreation services, aiming for continuity of funds and staff as private control ends. A final fundraising campaign will fund the purchase and support a ready program and director when the village takes over.
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Irvington
Main Street
Ervington
Town Hall
Wells
Dechick
Beal
Taxpayers Seek Assessment Reductions Totalling 417150
Taxpayers request reductions on the current assessment roll totaling 417 150 including 18 corporations and individuals asking for 3867 700 in 32 veteran exemptions and one firefighter exemption of 500. Names and amounts listed show property owners citing reductions and prior-year grants carried forward. board adjourns to March 6.
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Board of Trustees
Board Dot
No Boards
Arthur Price
Tarry
Charlie Lendino
Yolande Realty Corp
Yolandeesky Corp
Thomas Fatate
Vincent Fatatu
Henning
Thomas
Arthur Haris
Robert and
June Citarll
Mary K. Williams
Adoption Service Sets Fund Drive Dates
Mrs Shichard C. Wells announces the Adoption Service of Westchester annual fund raiser mail campaign to begin March 1st. Committee members include Mrs Tele Holcombe and James Malm, emphasizing volunteers support for clothing babies, transporting infants, and placing Westchester children in suitable homes through the interracial nonsectarian agency based in White Plains.
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Shichard C. Wells
Thudson River
Adoption Service of
Westchester
Wells
Tele Holcombe
James Malmirs
Honey
Ohn Arnold
Richard Koppend
Edward 3
Westchase
Adoption Service
West
Chester
Tas
Long
White Plains
Westchester County
Fonds
Lenten Forum Series Set Second Lecture
The Lutheran tradition will be discussed by Reverend Dr. Philip A. Johnson on Sunday February 26 at 2 pm in Dobbs Ferry Lutheran Church. The event is the second in the Lenten Forum Series All One Body We sponsored by Community Council of Churches. Johnson, Executive Secretary of Public Relations for the National Lutheran Council in New York City, is a graduate of Augustana College and Seminary, with doctoral work at Augustana and later positions including a News Bureau and UN observer role.
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Philip A. Johnson
Dobbs Ferry
Community Council of Churches
Johnson
National Lutheran ‘Council
New York City
Philip Johnson
Augustana College
Augustana Theoreal Seminary
Rock Island
University
F Chueaew
Augatan
National Lutheran Coane
Jhnson
Washington, D. C
United Nations
National Lutheran Council
Shure
Pest
Johan
Atman Church of Chicago
City ‘of
Chicago
National Conference of Christians
Jovean
Reformed Church
Mastings-on-Judson
Slit
Slit Nee Hews Prater Donel
Theos
Princeton
Jesuit Oscaal
New York
Chanel
Ardsley
Tuentocweat School
Drew
Uae
Tomeigh
William J. Versi
Haplan Road
George
Hibbard
Broadway
Pate Badlong
Agar Gillen
Cal
Ray Onl
Circle Drive
Heer
Shige 6
Sossier
Wellery
New
Pictures Delayed In Tevington Gazette Issue
Pictures scheduled for this week’s Tevington Gazelle were delayed in transit due to an airlines strike and holiday. The images left Tevington last week and it is unknown whether they reached the engravers.
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Tevington Gazelle
Tevington
Wanted Old Boy Scout Uniforms and Supplies
A local drive seeks old but usable Boy Scout uniforms and gear for underprivileged youths in lower Blanhat tan. Community members are urged to donate clothing and equipment at the Seoul House on Harriman Road or at Levington Flower Shop on Mala Street during the day, with drop-off by Wednesday evening.
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Arvington
Bos
Lower
Blanhattan
Anyon
Seoul House
Harriman Road
Levington
Mala St
Irvington High holds third annual science fair with 206 exhibits
Irvington High School hosted its third annual science fair over a weekend, drawing students from grades 7 through 12. More than 200 exhibits lined the auditorium and stage across five categories, with prizes awarded Friday morning by Judge Warren F. Goodell Jr. and a panel including Dr. Harry Joznes and others.
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Irvington High School
Sti
Fence! Assembly
Warren F. Goodell Jr
Irvington Board of Bocation
Columbia University Cyclotron
Irvington
Harry Joznes
Consumer Products Company
Union Carbide Company
Sune Engelbrektson
Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Valhalla
Mrr
G. A. Ivers
Princial
White Plains High
Richard Robles
General Foods Research
Tarrytown
Jor Tieacher
Jevington
Selon Jams Poser
Winstor High
Scifence Dapat
King Gordon Returns To How Here From U N Congo Service
Ms. Kine Goren of army Park has returned after serving with the United Nations mission for the Congo. She worked in Leupulvite and traveled to other regions as part of the UN forces, engaging with international contingents including the Swelres, the Tskan Kis, the Tvlonesians, and the Ghanaians. The UN posting was led by a French language poster and English speakers.
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King Gordon
U.N Congo
Kine Goren
Army Park
United Nations
Congo
Me. Goren
Leupulvite
United Nations Forge
Westention Commission
Aymond
Ington
Sod Phat
Feu Ae
Ino
Donna
Matthiessen Park
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He Treington Youth Center
Village Board Considers Church Property Gift for Youth Center
Irvington trustees weigh turning the Methodist Church property into a youth center to expand recreation. The Youth Center has an option to buy for 45000 with 1000 paid upfront and 25000 guaranteed toward the final cost by five residents. Supporters cite arts crafts and widened teen activities while opponents urge careful funding.
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Chute
Pate Methatist Church
Chars
Wells
Irvington
Hastings and Yonkers Man Fined Over Vehicle Documentation
George Legg of Hastings and Yonkers faces fines for vehicle documentation violations. Akoted penalties include $2 and $8 for unprovided insurance and registration details, plus $3 for missing a certificate plate. Police report notes additional charges tied to vehicle compliance, with a light session court proceeding for multiple infractions.
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Tive Cares
Anthony Gas
Sereey
Katy Speessing
Su Police
Sistice
Johad Finet
Sas
George Legg
Hastings
Yonkers
Sore Toe Sing
Ises
Miss Mario M. Sturges Dean's List Honoree
Miss Mario M. Sturges of Mancock Place is named on the Dean's List for the first semester at Newton College of the Sacred Heart. A senior English major, she is president of the Literary Club and editor in chief of Wheat Cockle, the college publication.
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Mario M. Sturges
Waller
Surges
Mancock Place
Newton ’ Lege
the Sacred Heart
Mise ‘Sturges
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