Irvington Gazette Masthead Details Editors and Staff
The Irvington Gazette lists Malcolm M. Roy as Editor and Publisher from 1937 to 1960 with Donato M. Roy as Publisher. Joseph F. Rowan serves as Circulation Manager and Louis Bennett as Mechanical Superintendent.
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Malcolm M., Roy
Irvington High School to graduate 83 seniors this Saturday
Commencement marks a record class for 1965 with 83 graduates from Irvington High School. The class will be the last to graduate in the Main Street building as plans move to a new campus on the former Stearns castle site. The district anticipates continued growth and a bright future for students and parents as the district occupancy of the new high school approaches in the fall.
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Irvington High School
Main Street
Stearn’s
Memorial Park
Irvington High School plans five year old graduation
Five years ago thirty-eight Irvington High School seniors will graduate Saturday evening at Memorial Park. The Myracle of the ceremony, campus plans, and related activities are noted along with a proposed Hudson River swimming ban at Matthiessen Park drawing strong local opposition at a Board of Trustees meeting. Bids for the new water system exceeded estimates and were sent to engineers for study. A Yonkers man was fined 100 dollars after a 90 mph Dobbs Ferry highway ride. A painting of late teacher Alice E. Tewey will be hung at Dows Lane School on September 18.
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Irvington High School
Memorial Park
Hudson River
Matthiessen Park
Board of Trustees
South Broadway
Yonkers
Howard Lee
Dobbs Ferry
Alice
E. ‘Tewey
Dows Lane
Frank J.’ Morgan
The
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Osceola Ave
Paul Randall
Fargo Lane
Fargo Lake
Donald L. Billstone
Maple Street
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Vermont
Presbytery
Westchester County
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Josephine W. Langdon
Frank
Ralph Morgan
Cedar Ridge
T. Wylie Kinney
Ardsley Park
Hudson River Junior Service League
Julian O. Schneider
Morgan Sweetman
Croton
Greenburgh
Dobbs
Ferny High School
New Voters Register By August Thirty First
A voter service chairman reminds new voters that they must register by August 31 at the County Board of Elections in White Plains. Central desks operate weekdays 8:45 AM to 4:30 PM. August hours extend to 9:30 PM on Thursdays. Eligibility includes 21 by November 3, U S citizenship, NYS residency one year, county residence four months, and district residence 30 days prior to November 2. Bring high school diploma or literacy certificate.
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Michael Weiner
League of Women Voters
County Board of Elections
Grand Street
White Plains
Weiner
United States
New York State
Irvington League of Women Voters
Town GOP Group To Honor Powers At Reception
Frederick B. Powers of New Rochelle will be guest of honor at a Greenburgh Republican Town Committee reception on Saturday June 26. Attending will be Supervisor Edward N. Vetrano and council members including Thomas J. Coyle and Allen A. Richman, plus candidates Jack Irwin assembly hopeful Alvin Suchin and Morrie Slifkin Family Court Judge. Dorothy Wankel chairs the organizing committee with members Camille Biancardi Stephen Krulin Emily Brill Leo Carroll Marion Siciliano Ann Riberio.
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Westchester
Republican County Committee
Frederick B. Powers St
New Rochelle
Greenburgh
Republican Town Committee
GOP
Knollwood Road
Republican
Mr. Powers
Edward N. Vetrano
Thomas J. Coyle
Allen A. Richman
William Hennessy
Jack Irwin
Alvin. M. Suchin
Morrie. Slifkin
Family Court
Dorothy Wankel
Emily “Brill
Leo Carroll
Marion Siciliano
Ann Riberio
Techniquest opens at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Thomas E Seus of 29 North Eckar Street is among 56 students admitted to Techniquest at Worcester Polytechnic Institute starting Sunday June 27. The 11 state group will stay on campus through July 3, taking part in aptitude tests laboratory work and site visits to manufacturing and engineering firms. Directed by William Trask, who also handles college placement, the program aims to guide students in career and education choices.
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William Trask
Two Cars Collide at Broadway and Main Street Injure Four
Four people were injured in a Tuesday afternoon collision at the Broadway and Main Street intersection. They were transported to Dobbs Ferry Hospital, treated and discharged. Injured were Helen Graham of 16 North Buckhout Street a driver. Stona W Harris of 300 South Broadway Tarrytown also a driver. and two passengers Meg Lord of Langdon Avenue and Mrs Earl H Berry of Harriman.
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Broadway
Jr League ABC Program selects 12 for 1965-66 class
The Junior League of Tarrytown sponsors a September program at Ossining Children's Center to prepare 12 four year olds for kindergarten. Mrs Adler directs the center and parents of 100 children are being informed. The league funds and trains volunteers for the class. John Biggins visited the World’s Fair and rode the AMF Monorail.
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Junior League of
Tarrytown
Ossining Children's Center
John Biggins
North Eckar Street
AMF
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