Irvington Youth Center to Start Summer Season June 25
Irvington Recreation Department opens a year round program for residents age seven and up, beginning June 25 for nine weeks through August 25. Activities cover movies, roller skating, dances, softball, and more with Harold Meszaros as director and local teachers John DiGiorgio George Peers and Karen Dikovles as counselors.
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Irvington
Memoria Park
Harold Meszaros
Tivington High School
John DiGiorgio
Valhalla Ele
Irvington High School
Wilson College
Counselo
Carol Jorgenson
Bunny Flerstein
Donald Edelbers
Summer Recreation Program Opens In Irvington Trustees Name Advisory Group
Acting Mayor Fulton L Brownes led a Monday trustees meeting while Mayor Gillen was away at a state conference. A new recreation advisory group was named to aid the board in launching a full time program with members from Cedar Ridge Sunnyside Lane Main Street South Buckhout Street West Clinton Avenue and Spiro Park. The board discussed duties of the group and whether to expand it later with input from the community. The July 12 bond sale for the water system was set after bids exceeded the authorized amount. Miss Eva Lez, Irvington kindergarten teacher, will address Immaculate Conception School graduation on June 25. Chief Roger Fallon announced the Dog Leashing Ordinance enforcement starting June 27 and urged residents to review the rules.
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Fulton L. Brownes
Board of Trustees
George F. Gillen
Conference of Mayors of
State
New York
Brownes
Clay Rice Smith
Cedar Ridge
Thomas Murphy
Sunnyside Lane
Richard Te- Win, Jr
Main Stret
Abraham Press
South Buckhout Street
Leonard Goldwater
West Clinton Avenue
Robert Hannum
Spiro Park
Ernest Gehrmann
John
Soion
Rice Smith
Comminster
Children’s Museum
Irvington
William Versfelt
Amiil
Budlong
Eva Lez
Wil
Immaculate ‘Conception
Miss Lee
Roger Fallon
Disaster Committee Literature Is Being Distributed
Emergency kit and Conelrad sets were distributed to Irvington area schools and homes. The Irvington Language Group organized two week French classes for 15 children each, starting September at Dowis Lane School, with 10 sessions on Tue and Thu afternoons. Parents include Mrs Geoffrey Barnett, Mrs Wallace Rysa, Mrs Michael Aver, and Mrs Eugene M Grossman. other committee members listed.
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Frenen
seTevingson
Clementee Serbal-Cauldran
Dowis Lane
Irvingon
Geoffrey Barnett
Wallace Rysa
Airs
Michael Avers
Teasurer
Eugene M. Grossman
Jon Ruffant
James Atwater
Feeington Etdrea
Youd Nilsson
Bine Rosé
Hlso
Leo Therren
Eka Street
Sunnyside Federal to pay quarterly dividends starting July 3
Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association board declares 2.75 percent annual dividends on all savings accounts payable June 30 and to begin quarterly dividends with the July 3 quarter. A mechanical electronic system will handle posting, freeing staff from routine work. Earnings remain strong, with expectations to maintain the same rate.
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Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association
Robert
D. Roy
Roy
Lin
Associaton
Astoration
Home Founding
Irvington High to Graduate Largest Senior Class
The 1961 Irvington High School graduation exercises will be held Saturday evening in Memorial Park at 7:00 p.m. The class is the largest in the school’s history with 79 candidates. Mrs. Stewart Graff of West Clinton Avenue will deliver the graduation speech on “Your Share of Blue Sky.” The ceremony features the senior marching, band rendition of Pomp and Circumstance, an invocation by Rev. James H. Gillespie, salutatory by Anita Charlotte Slosher, and valedictory by Jane Ellen Schallis. High honors go to Eleanor Buchanan Doyle, Linda Ann McPhee, Lawrence Pierpont Newton, Jane Ellen Schallis, Anita Charlotte Slosher, and George S. Strachan. others receive honors or awards across disciplines.
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Irvington High School
Memorial Park
Stewart Graff
West Clinton Avenue
James H. Gillespie
Hope + Presbyterian Church
Anita Charlotte Slosher
Jane Ellen Sehall
Irvington Gazette
Russ Orr Miller
Fs. Graf
Ne High School
Eleanor Buchanan Doyle
Linda Ann McPhee
Lawrence ‘Pierpont Newton
Jane’ Ellen Schallis
Anita Charlotte Stocher
George 8. Strachan
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Irvington Recreation Department
Cooperstown
New York State Historical Association
Anduly
Lyle ©. Jones
Mary Broadway
York
Ruth Trask
W. Baar Swevman
Farmers' Museum
Coopertown
Carl Carmer
The
Methodist Church
Main Street
Isibel K. Benjamin
Richard Wells Center
Josepht P. Fant Sa
Trvington Setoot
Nhs the
Garden Club
Kiwanis
Police Associaton
Faculty Club
Firemen
Kev
Half Moon Rowing Club
Thursday Club
Youth Center
Ballance
Earl Cameron
Kiwanis Golf
Kiwanis Club
Carmer
Cameron
North Broadway
James Toohey
Woodbrook
Anthony Azzaro
Tarrytown
Nest
Arthur Northup
Ernest Behrens
Ps Clark
Eves
Behrens
Bucky
Cros Falout
Reseus
Conelrad
Ire
Ingson
Irvington House
Hudson River Country Day School
Anne E. Poth
Hudson House
Ardsley Park
Late Conception
Pockskill
Half Moon
Irving
Ofice
Trvingson
Sunnyside
Robert J. Reilly
Joseph Reilly
Street Gra
Pratt Institute
ST. John ¢ Barnabas Church
Cael Fluchere
Andy Wistrand
St. Cormack
Uny
Mer
Brandt
Debora Kathleen Dick
Nof Mile
Ost
Irvington High
S. Stewart Graff
Houge
Jom H. Norris
Charles 8. Harris
Dobbs Ferry
Lawrence Orensein
Conn
Betty Reynolds
Westport
Orlando Lopez
Belleville
Patricia Ber Tnath
Scarborough
Alf Melander
Brooklyn
Alexander David
North Gainey
Mass
Raymond P. Murehy
Roton
Diana Sacks
Francis Schwarz
New York City
Hernard A. Speigel
Hastings
Morris Miller
Jay Jok
Frederick’ Grill
Yonkers
Viola
Saw Mill River Parkway
Sill
Judith Lynn Ausbacher
Wayne Kenneth Haskell
Lynne Macdonald
Keith Leroy Martin
Russ Orr” Miller
Daniel Victor Muller
Carol Ann Northrop
Pamela
Whitman and
Wesdy
Patricia Wright
Helen Stubbe
Whitman
George Strachan
Bausche Lomb
Jane Schalls
J. P. Ludington
Arvington Hls
Ronald Jaynes
Russ Miller
Jane Schalis
H.S
P.T. A
Russ Mier
Daniel Muller
Jane Schallis
Irvington Kiwanis
Joseph Dayvid
Wayne Haskell
Edwird
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