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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
1
Irvington Junior Senior High School held a Tuesday afternoon awards ceremony in the gym to honor seniors for high scholastic achievement. Principal Donald S. Wormley praised effort and dedication, calling for sweat and respect for education, as 85 average students on the three honor rolls were invited to rise and announced.
The Immaculate Conception PTA schedules a family picnic at Memorial Park this Sunday starting 2:30 PM to close the school year. Harold Smith begins a new year as president with Roger Cahill as vice president and other officers installed. Families bring picnics, with games including mother-daughter and father-son contests, a 4 PM father-son softball game, and rain cancellation noted.
Jerry Coleman former Yankees infielder and Rev George F Bratt rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Tarrytown will speak at the Holy Name union Breakfast after Sunday Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Bratt arrived to fill the vacancy after the death of Rev Kenneth Ackerman in a car accident. Coleman played for the Yankees from 1949 and earned Rookie of the Year that season.
Dr Eugene Saberski eminent obstetrician addresses Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps meeting at Irvington Youth Center on Main Street. He praises members for service and explains emergency childbirth procedures. a film is shown. The corps now has a hospital bed crutches and a wheelchair for residents in need. equipment available via corps members the Irvington Police Department or P O Box 101 Irvington NY.
The Irvington Board of Education held a public meeting at the high school to explain a $275,000 supplemental bond issue, a vote slated for Tuesday June 16. President Robert O. Whitman noted rebids raised the project total to $2,880,000 from $2,605,000, citing minor design changes that did not affect quality or maintenance.
William B. Arthur Look Magazine editor led a Irvington High School lecture arguing suburban teens face issues created by parenting rather than inherent flaws. He warned against printed codes and urged joint parental planning and spiritual education to help youths cope with modern pressures.
Last night the village Police Court collected 148 in fines. The list includes three speeding fines of 10 each, one 20 speeding fine, four fines of 5 for passing stopped school buses, four fines of 5 for passing red lights, and ten 2 parking fines.
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