Village Trustees Split Over Parking Plan
The Village board divided over overnight parking as Trustee Meszaros and Police Chief Falcone rejected the committee’s two halves of a report. One proposal urged one side street parking with public lots, while the counter plan argued revoking the current ordinance unless the no overnight rule works. Local residents and officials weighed in with support and caveats as the debate continued.
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Board of ‘Trustees
John Meszaros
Harriman
Henri Fuchere
Nesting
Hosoover
Mes ‘Ares
Roger Falcons
Feport
Complain to Village About Paterno House
Mrs George Rood of South Buckhout Street tells the Village Board that the vacant Paterno house on El Retiro Lane near the elementary school is dilapidated and endangers children at play Arthur Hariog of El Retiro Lane also calls the site a public nuisance The board orders a building inspector to report and may issue a notice to the owners to secure repair or removal if danger is confirmed.
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George Rood
South Buckhout Street
Board of Trustees
Paterno House
E! Retiro Lane
Arthur Hariog
el Retiro Lane
Parish priest urges Irvington hearing on church school
Msgr Cunneen Hills urges parishioners to attend a Zoning Board of Appeals hearing in Town Hall on the Church of the Immaculate Conception plan for a parochial school. He cites high property costs and strict zoning driving families to seek cheaper homes while not urging a side on the 25 foot setback issue.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Church of the Immaculate Conception
A. Vall
John 4. Cunneen
Irvington
Msgr
Cunneen
Sunday School Picnic Planned by St Pauls Irvington
Parents of pupils at St Pauls Methodist Sunday School Irvington urged to plan gifts for the annual outing on Tuesday June 2 at James Biard Park Taconic Parkway. Cars depart the church at 9:30 A.M.
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St Paul's
Schoo Irvington
James Biard
Taconic Parkway
L W V Celebrates First Birthday At Luncheon Meeting
The League of Women Voters marked its first birthday with an anniversary luncheon at Mrs. Paul K. Randall's Fargo home. John Frances Smith was reelected president. new officers include Mrs. Clay Blee Smith first vice president and Mrs. Ernest J. Alter secretary. Board members named for the year are Blanche Cooke, Radecliffe Daly, Dudley Full, Leonard A. Goldwater, George Lukes, and William Yorks. A nominating committee led by Mrs. Nathan Samelgoa will lead the slate.
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League of Women Voters
Paul K. Randall
Fargo Laze
County Trust declares 12 percent quarterly dividend
The County Trust Company of White Plains New York will pay a cash dividend of 12 percent on July 15 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 18 The 3958 calendar date appears as the reference for the shareowners to receive the first payable dividend.
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Ounty Trust Divid
County Trust Company
White Plains
New York
Irvington High School Commencement 1958 Graduates 41
The outdoor ceremony at Memorial Park, weather permitting, or the auditorium on Dows Lane if stormy, features Dr. Warren Goodell Jr. as speaker. Christina Finan is valedictorian and Richard Whitman salutatorian, with 25 boys and 19 girls in the class. Awards are given by Principal Wormley as the program includes “America Our Heritage” and candid remarks from Monsignor Cunneen.
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Irvington High School
Sielock
Memorial Park
Setoal
Dows Lane
Warren Goodell
Columbia University Nevis Cyclo Iron Laboratories
Board of Education
Goodell
Louis S. Schiffman
Fvere
Christina T. Finan
Stephen Finn
South Broadway
Richard O. Whitman
Robert C. Whitman
Rivalvis Road
Tne
Richard Whitman
John J. Cunneen
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Dr. Goodel
America
Donald
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Christina
Finan
Omes R. Gi
Varia
Harris
Pamela A
Jo Ann Gamper
Eugene M. Wasnarre
K. Mattuce
Schittman
Peter A. To
Susan
Ated
Farnat
Weaent
Westchester
Irving
Fluchre
Abe Press
Half Moon Coop
Cunneen Hils
L.W.V
Morial Park
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