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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
1
The piece contends the Greenburgh Republican organization handpicked judicial candidates but produces mostly also rans. It questions Greenburgh's influence in county politics despite large population and warns the town may seek alignment elsewhere. The editorial suggests the county party avoids Greenburgh and hints at potential Maverick sentiment.
The passage reflects on Fourth of July nostalgia and argues that new nations imitate the United States. It urges reexamination of founding fathers aims as the country evolves and hopes for continued character and strength in future generations.
The speaker thanks the Board of Education, faculty, and parents for a strong education as Irvington High marks a transition from student life to future paths. The graduates vow to honor the teachers' and family’s efforts, using their diplomas to justify the support they received and shape their productive lives.
A valedictory piece reflects on turning points, growth, and responsibility as graduates from Irvington High School prepare to enter broader communities. It credits parents teachers and local citizens for shaping values, character, and the drive to improve the world.
Wet pavement on North Broadway led to a two car crash yesterday at 4 10 p m. Fahad Ayed Hat an 31 of Yonkers lost control as the steering broke and collided with Lorraine Boylan of Yonkers. James Khoumy 33 of Yonkers was struck and sustained possible skull and hip fractures, cuts and abrasions and was taken to St Joseph s Hospital after initial treatment at Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Marjorie Boylan 16 a passenger in the other car received knee abrasions and a head bump before release. Both vehicles were towed to Roy s Auto Body in Tarrytown and traffic was rerouted for hours.
Robert S. D. Roy president of Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association of Tevington announced the board approved an increase in anticipated dividends from 4 3 percent to 3 9 percent per annum starting with the July 1 semi annual period. A 3 percent annual dividend is declared on all accounts as of June 30. The higher rate applies to all deposits, regardless of term, and reflects favorable earnings and competition from U S Savings Bonds municipal bonds and other lenders.
Dozens of motorists faced fines in a local court for speeding and related offenses on the Saw Mill River Parkway and nearby routes. Notable fines included 20 dollars for excessive speed and 8 dollars for improper plates, with several named residents from Yonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry and nearby towns cited. Several individuals were recorded for speeding as high as 75 miles per hour, and others paid for failing to keep to posted highway rules.
Tappean Zee Playhouse opens its third season with Tattulah Bankhead as Let Craig in George Kellys Craig's Wife under Bruce Becker. Helen Hayes attends the buffet at Hotel George Nyack. eleven performances run through July with a Wednesday matinee and two July Saturdays. Tickets available by phone or mail at Elmcod 8 5800.
The New York Telephone Company announces Army F Bussard will succeed John N Evatt as Manager of the Tarrytown Business Office on July 2, 1950. Bussard, a Bronx resident and Plant Department supervisor in Port Chester, is a Navy veteran and NYU graduate.
The wedding of Miss Mary Sayles Luc of Riverview Road to Mr Amin Perry Jones of Jackson, Florida, took place June 28 at their home in Ardistes and Hudson. The Rev Frederick Kniet assisted, with family and close friends in attendance. Miller family visitors from Aurora, Ohio, include Mr and Mrs John Ferguson of South Corner Street 13, Indiana. Noted civic figure Mrs L Miller is being transferred to the Westchester division staff in White Plains. Mr Ball of Buckhout Street serves as director of Irvington Loan Association and past Lions Club president, and is a vestryman of St Barnabas Episcopal Church.
Memorial Park hosted Irvington High Schools outdoor graduation for the class of 398 last Saturday evening. Fifty eight graduates received diplomas as Pomp and Circumstance played and the Star Spangled Banner sounded. Rev Frederick F Jenkins gave the invocation while Scott Parker salutatorian and Wendy tera valedictorian spoke. Dr Warren Goodell read a speech by Dr Carney after illness forced the original speaker to cancel. Dr Donald Wormley and Dr Philip Lanter offered talks before awards from Dr Goodell. The ceremony closed with Mima Mater and benediction, then graduates joined families for photos and congratulations.
The Irvington Elementary School held its Annual Awards Assembly in the select auditorium with Student Council President Robert Walk officiating. Seventh graders Judy Stevens and Robert Walk received Citizenship awards from the Irvington Faculty Club for outstanding school citizenship. Various clubs received letters and pins from faculty advisors including Band Mr Leslie Vison, Science Club Miss Gae Kramer, Dramatic Club Miss Emilie Petri, Junior Red Cross Miss Frances Valentine, Woodworking Club Mr Carmine Mobilia, Athletic Achievement Mr Edward McDermott, Sel Fee Club Mrs Gae Kremer, Axi Club Mrs Carmen Gallego, Newspaper Club Mr Peter Oley, and others.
Dr. Philip E. Sanborn announces the Irvington public schools summer telephone access with the switchboard at LYrie 1-8500 from 8 00 am to 3 30 pm except lunch. Individual contacts include Dr. Sanborn LY 18810 Dr. Daly LY 18801 Mr. Woodmey LY 8502 Mrs. Haward LY 1880 East Irvington school LY 18804 LY 1 8505 in the high School will be open for guidance counselors when in session.
Trustees vote to hold a special election August 1 to authorize a further 75,000 bond for a New Croton Aqueduct water system. Bids exceeded estimates by Hazen and Sawyer, prompting the referendum to cover higher costs. Registration and voting will occur July 20 and August 1 at the usual sites. Vote certification set for August 22 if approved. Mayor Millen cited bids over estimates and city costs driving the need for extra funds.
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