Greenburgh Board backs incinerator plan after citizens committee report
The Greenburgh Town Board supported a municipal incinerator to solve garbage disposal issues. A nonpartisan Citizens Incinerator Committee, chaired by John E Thilly, prepared a yearlong study endorsing the project and urging a public referendum. The Special Report outlines costs, site suitability, and long term savings for taxpayers.
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Greenburgh
Thomas. J. Coyle
Patsy Massaro
Citizens ‘Committee
John“E. ‘Thilly
Hastings-on-Hudson
Westchester
Croton Point
Edward N. Vetrano
Court fines for speeding and violations in Yonkers area
Police Judge John H. Norris presided as several drivers from Yonkers Tarrytown North Tarrytown Hastings Montrose Irvington and Dobbs Ferry were fined for speeding passing a stopped school bus and failing to stop at a red light. Eleven vehicle owners were fined for legal parking and local residents moved to Yonkers.
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John H. Norris
Arthur
Stuckley
Hastings
Simon Sokotow
North Tarrytown
John Wilson
Yonkers
Norman
Peterson
Montrose
Edward Cardwell
Tarrytown
William Hurtt
Yonkers Amf
Richard Berthiaume
Mabel? Silberman
Irvington
Murray Cunningham
Valley Cottage
Shirley Klien
Blue Isle
Walter Braginett
MI River
Parkway
White Mouse Balloon Crossing Hudson Sparks Family Report
Mrs Frank Hoch of Matthei Park reported a curious incident on Saturday July 23 while her family worked in the garden. Steven Hoch saw three large balloons floating over their field and learned two boys from Paramus New Jersey had launched them at 11 a.m. It took about two hours to cross the Hudson and land.
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Frank Hoch
Mattheissen Park
Hoch
Steven
Paramus
N. J
Irvington Firemen Parade Portraits at North Tarrytown
A detailed caption from the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen’s parade features Irvington Fire Department members kneeling front row in white caps with Chief Salvatore Galliano and top officers. The photo lists many personnel by name, including staff, drivers, and village volunteers, alongside flags and parade participation.
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Irvington Fire Department
Hudson
Slavin
William
Smith
Roland Cook
Walter Schreiber
Joseph
Mastropietro
Fire Department
William McLaren
Robert Herbeck
Josph Ferris
Robert “Shéridan
Matthew ‘Reich
Villagé Tristee
Kevin O'Neill
Ards-leyon - Hudson
John Fallon
Westchester Heart Fund tops goal for eleventh year
The 1962 Westchester Heart Fund exceeded its $170000 goal by 5679, marking the eleventh straight year above target. Irvington raised 2635.96 last year but only 1673.24 this year from a mall campaign. The fund’s overall chapter income led New York State Heart Assembly.
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Heart'Fund
Westchester, Heart Association
Westchester Heart ‘Fund
Westchester “Heart, Association
New York
Address Delivered On Saturday By Linda Murphy
Linda Murphy gives an oration at Irvington High School as the 1962 graduating class receives its diploma. The speaker quotes Webster to explore the notion of education and stresses personal experience shaping interpretation. Kenneth Kassover stands before the graduates and leads them in singing the alma mater.
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Linda Murphy
Webster
Webster's
Kenneth Kassover
Irvington High School
Mary Dake Smith
Irvington ‘High’ School
Truth and society in The Crucible discussed by Blitzer
Robert Blitzer discusses truth as a university goal and its link to society through Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. He uses John Proctor as a lens to question whether society holds a secure grip on truth and how collective belief shapes lives.
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John Proctor
Arthur Miller
Proctor
Robert Blitzer
Outdoor Graduation Not Marred by Weather at Irvington High
The Irvington High School outdoor commencement at Memorial Park proceeded despite threatening skies. Linda Murphy and Robert Blitzer spoke for the honors and senior classes while the band played Pomp and Circumstance. Principal remarks highlighted the era ahead, with 25 scholarships awarded and 75 percent of graduates planning higher education.
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Irvington High
Memorial
Parkas
Duates
Vale
Irvington Gazette
Eugene Sprague
Robert. D. Brows
the Immaculate, Conception Church
Robert Blitzer
Linda. Murphy
Frank Rappler
Flint
Donald S. Wormsey
Wormley
Irvington
Myrna B. Berkowitz
Robert F. Blitzer
Russanne Durland
Judith Goodman
Jeanne F. Hen
Children registered in Irvington Summer Park program
Over 150 boys and girls have enrolled in the Irvington Memorial Park and Playground program for ages 7 to 16. Those not yet completing registration can obtain forms from Mr Stupke at Memorial Park on weekdays. A Friday afternoon birthday party starts at 1 00 p m with hat making contest pre-eating peanut hunt and group games. Olympics set for July 3 at Memorial Park as preparations continue.
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Irvington
Summer Park
Stupke
Memorial
Park
Memorial’ Park
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North Tarrytown Parade
Joseph “DiNunzl
George Cady
John ‘Bucktrout
Ernest
Fens
Arthur Giroux
King
Department of Motor
Vehhicles
Francis E.jaeger
Memorial Park
Robert Biter
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Robert, N. Flint
Memorial PLC
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