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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
3
The piece urges continued effort to preserve liberty and the nation’s heritage. It recalls the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, noting suffered losses and sacrifices. It emphasizes not taking rights for granted and resisting gradual erosion of freedom through personal responsibility.
Trevor at 60 Sunset Drive Chatham Township New Jersey writes to the editor a farewell note from Irvington after relocating for work. He recalls a six year stay after moving from Sao Paulo Brazil in 1954, noting all six children began school there and two were born in Irvington. He thanks the community for its graciousness and hopes changes benefit the majority while preserving the village’s character.
The column surveys five, ten, twenty and more years of Irvington life with graduations, school recalls, civic actions, obituaries and local milestones. It references Irvington High School commencements, board votes on school relocation, memorials, and residents’ activities across eras and neighboring towns.
The Irvington Gazette lists JO MAR PUBLICATIONS INC as publisher and notes staff roles with Hilda Berkowitz and Joseph Rowan as editor and circum manager respectively, along with addresses at 10 Aqueduct Lane Irvington on Hudson New York and mailing code 17575.
The IBM Gallery on 16 East 57th Street hosts a two part summer exhibition featuring 28 portraits from theIBM collection dating from the 18th to 20th centuries through July 21. The show accompanies a broad eight week summer program at Manhattanville College with courses in art, humanities, sciences, and education attracting students from area colleges and adults.
The Irvington Recreation and Parks Commission opened the summer play program on Monday June 26 at 10 00 am for eight weeks through August 16. Nearly 300 boys and many girls registered in two days with over 120 staying both days to join organized games arts and crafts. A capable staff headed by Pete Lotey guards daily activities. The program remains open for Irvington children at the Recreation Office on Main and Eckard Streets MA. In real estate news Mr and Mrs Fred Hudson bought the former John Brady residence on Park Road with Mr Brady moving to California. Hudson is general sales manager of the heating and cooling division of Lord and Burnham. The Hud sons moved from Hinsdale St John P Street and 14 Cedar Street Dobbs Ferry. Marion Nelson of Main Street Irvington was the listing broker. Both Mr Streb and Mrs Nelson are members of the Hudson River Sprain Valley Realty Board.
The Croton-on-Hudson historic site recreates life in the Hudson Valley with Beehive ovens, open fireplaces, a tea parlor, smoke house, root cellar, Ferry House, and gardens. Visitors step back two centuries at Van Cortlandt Manor.
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