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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
3
As school ends thousands of young men and women seek summer jobs. The piece stresses that summer employment is essential, not a vacation, and urges Irvington area employers to provide opportunities through age 21. It calls contacting the New York State Employment Service or a Youth Opportunity Center.
Mayor Anthony F. Vetrano of Tar town and vice chair of the Committee for Good Government urged Greenburgh Democrats to nominate Lawrence A. Cabot Ardsley John G. Bonomi Tarrytown and Payson Clark Hart sel as Councilman candidates. He praised Cabot for his legislative record and Ant i Poverty program work noting Clark and Bonomi share long backing from local voters. The trio would counter the Republican machine in the upcoming primary and fall election.
A Florida traveler laments widespread vine growth killing northern trees and marring the state’s natural beauty. William H. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, will attend New York State University College at Plattsburgh after Irvington High School graduation, pursuing liberal arts with mathematics as his major and holding student council, Varsity Club roles, and sports participation.
Almost 1800 annual health forms are mailed to parents by Irvington school nurses Dorothy Schott and Elizabeth Stumpf. The forms require space for physical and dental exams and must be returned to the school by October.
The Irvington Gazette, published weekly by Jo-Mar Publications at 10 Aqueduct Lane Irvington on Hudson NY, lists managing editor Hilda F Berkowitz and editor Joseph F Rowan with Louis Bennett as manager and mechanical superintendent. Subscription rates are one year four dollars, two years seven dollars, with single copies ten cents. Advertising rates on request. Second class postage is paid at Irvington New York.
Five Irvington High School seniors Linda Irwin Bonnie Paton Ronald Torezan Myrna Berko witz and Linda Murphy won scholarships of 2500 dollars from the Irvington Parent Teachers Association at the PTA Bridge held at the Dows Lane Auditorium. Debutantes honored by the Westchester Cotillion tea at the International Garden Club included Mary Duke Smith and Catherine Sara Vaughan.
Mt Vernon supervisor hopeful tied to district wins as Nick eyes City Leader post. Greenburgh Democrats split over leadership with Larry Cabot facing intra party clash against John Rose and Howard Grossman faction. Cabot curtails activity due to wife Roz losing her mother last week while supporters press on. Local scene notes bitter primary fights and routine incumbents' machine advantage amid upcoming elections. No birthday bash details into Pocantico Hills referenced, writer signs off with tired feet.
Social scene coverages recount Betty Smith retirement party at Bill Reiber's Restaurant in Elmsford with a dinner dance. Clare Booth Luce appears as assistant hostess, recalling her earlier political activity. Margaret Schwarz of the Westchester NCCJ leads a major fundraising event while promoting intergroup harmony.
The St. Barnabas luncheon in the church garden brought together members of two congregations for a traditional outdoor event serving about 275 people. Mrs. Carl Sautter chaired the planning with Vestry wives assisting, while the Youth Fellowship organized a children’s cookout concurrent with the gathering.
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