Court Levy Brings Fines to Violators in Local Patrol
Police Judge John H. Norris fined a large group for speeding and traffic offenses. Ten drivers paid $100 each for speeding within the village, with additional $10 fines for various violators. Names span Yonkers to White Plains and beyond, including stop-violation and parking cases. A few $5 penalties covered missing lights, flags, or red-light infractions. Several cases from the Low Mil River Parkway added to the total fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Norris
Waffie
Oeal
Goure
Sanford Iosensweig
Dobos Ferry
Pearl Rach En
Tarrytown
Jon B. Starr
New City
Nickolas Mintari
Beane
Havacovie
Withon
Mickel
Ossining
Fred Ineati
White Plains
Don‘instante
Florida
Pablo Wvetser
Mass
Paolo Salh
Taerycouniniord Rosenswis
Department of Motor
New White Plains DMV Office Opens Next Monday
The White Plains District Office of the Department of Motor Vehicles officially opens at 10 am on June 19 at 120 Main Street. Officials from Westchester and neighboring counties will attend. The facility will handle original licenses dealer licensing vehicle testing and related services for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Department of Motor Vehicles
Willig S. Hulls
Westchester
Put‘nam
Rockland
Orange
Sullivan
Main Street
Hults
Albany
New York
Two Plays at Irvington Elementary School
An elementary assembly featured two plays on June 6 at Irvington Elementary. The fourth grade presented Jack and the Beanstalk with a large cast led by Narator Vicky Kalen and Ellen Birnbaum as Mother, plus many named actors. The fifth grade performed You Cant Run Away From It with Peter Bensel dsord as Larry and Victorine Fleer as Girl of the Future, among others. music direction by Phyllis Whittaker and art direction by Carmen Gallego. The orchestra, led by Alexander Yaynes, accompanied the performances as tribute to late music teacher Leatie Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jussany
Irvington” Elementary School
George Peers
Narator
Vicky Kalen
Giant Babcuck
Jack
Robert Sing
Ellen Birnbaum
Algo Mr. Giant
Debra Zoh
Donna Dikaigl
Harp
Wynn Saliseh
Monesbag
Swart Frankin
Jean Therrien
Phyllis Colueel
Debra Schmid
Janet Ekholm
Marilyn Astuo
Billy Byram
James Fleschman
Warren Goodell
Eddie Torexan
Peter Miller
Mehael di Chiara
James Venditto
Howard Cummings
Clues
Candy Babs ¥Cock
Vicki Kalen
Donna Dili
Wynn Salizeh
Warren Good
Peter Oly
Peter Benselsdorf
Larry
Robin
Irwin Ae Jean
Ellen Daly
Mother
Land’ Dudley
Lucy
Tom
Bobby Jones
Norman Dichiars
Bark
Pat Therven
Eddie Beale Laconfeld
Arthur Cocchini
Edfig Packer
Victorine Fleer
le Brandi
Julie Lawrence
Joan Dunker
Janet Ritchie
Kavin Cragnotin
Andrea Cholot
Mary Beth
Fiorella
Space Girls
Lindy Buds
Debbie Volk
Kathy Deutcher
George McCormick
Phyllis B. Whittaker
Carmen Gallego
Aleexandea Yaynes
Leatie Garrison
Sana
Eveline Schunk Dies At Seventy seven In Irvington
Eveline Schunk aged 77 of Irvington died Friday at her home where she lived with her son Herman Schunk A Requiem Mass was held Monday at the Immaculate Conception Church on North Broadway. Rev Thomas Leonard officiated Burial was in Hope Cemetery She was born December 25 1889 in New York to William Tate and Teresa Oberber. She was the widow of Herman Schunk and had lived in Irvington for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveline Schunk
Irving Vince
Herman
Schunk
Immaculate Co
North Broadway
Tho Man
Leonard Iniermes
Hope Cemetery
Hudson
Town Board Extends Study On Cook Toning Application
The Greenburgh Town Board reviewed the Cook property rezoning proposal and called for further study of road and related issues raised at the hearing. Bids for an Orchard Sewer were opened, with lowest at 130,988 and highest at 47,000. Lincoln Contracting awarded the sewer project at 380. Glenville Sewer District creation approved after a public hearing. A public hearing on zoning recommendations set for July 11. Con Edison project approval and traffic adjustments noted. staff hours approved for a firm’s entrance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Cook
Kroulwod
Marshal Cook
Lune
Counsilman Allen A. Richman
Gagliardi Bros
White Plains
San Marco Construction Co
Hartsdale
Engineering Bureau
Nans
Lincoln Contracting Co
Yowers
Billom Road
Glenvile
Fintan Maegerle
Glen=ville
Planning Board
Benfico Road
Coven Road
Lingon Place
Wiliam van Dorn
St. Lawrence University
Con Edison
Public Wars
Easter Seals Campaign Signals Strong Westchester Giving
The Westchester Society for Crip led Children and Adults reports a total of 22 000 raised in East Hudson towns during the Easter Seals drive. Hast Croton contributed 4100 via coin boxes mall appeals tag day and a luncheon fashion show. Funds aid services from camperships to the Hudson River Speech Center for diagnosis and treatment of communication disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester Society
Edward
Doonan Tivington
Hudson Valley
Westchester
Hudson
Croton
Eastern Star Outing at Shields Home Hosts 150 Attendees
An Eastern Star outdoor Spring Festival last Saturday at Mr and Mrs Paris Shields home on Half Moon Lane drew over 150 people. After luncheon a program conducted by Mrs Edward F Carney Jr featured outdoor games. Two clowns entertained and a pony was provided for children to ride. Mrs Pauline Jacobs of Irvington performed riding exhibitions and oversaw a penny candy table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Shields
Half Moon Lane
Edward F. Carney Jr
Barney Park
Pauline Jacobs
Irvington
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Albert B. Tondra
Ashberton Ave
Ping & Maintenance General Contracting
Masonry & Carpentry
ROY Auto Body
Basic
Norsk — Norwegi
Ashford Ave
Dabbs Ferry
N.Y. Te
Owens
Town Board
William Lyen Phespe
Oo Main St
Hastings
orawerTes
Clirman
Kenneth Baumbusch
Hastings-on-Hudson
Hilton Welling
Dobbs Ferry
Charles J Colgan
John L. ‘Taylor
Ardsly-on-Hudson
Willy E. Gorissen
Trvington
Semely’s*Vines & Liquors
Lyric
Positively Kitts
Tain Southington Pharmacy
A.M. Hunter & Son, Inc. Contractors and Builders
South Dutcher Street
Irvington-on-Judson, N.Y
Shields
Cramer
Servicl
Cal Medford
Cramer & McCutchen Co
S. Broadway
Everlast
CESS
Tappan Zee Press
Inc Tel
Aqueduct Lane
Nage
Dsoo. N.Y
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