Growth in Grny Not All Housing in Apartments
The Planning Board approved two new subdivision maps this week. The Rat Fray property subdivision will yield many new homes with easy access to the village and a route from Station Road to Main Street via South Ferris Street. The Half Moon Landing project along Clinton Avenue and the Hudson banks offers a premier residential area, expected to attract many families, as the town seeks more subdivisions and fewer apartments.
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The
Hudson
Personal registration tightens school election voting rules
Iavington moves to require personal registration of all voters for each school election. Unlike village elections, registration does not carry over year to year. The Board of Education earns praise for this step, even as it contrasts with broader moves to abolish personal registration in New York State.
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Iavington
Board of Education
New York State
State PTA Festival Show Highlights Local Musicians
Irvington era school event showcases student instrumentalists and choirs in a statewide festival. Officials list winners and judges including teachers and donors, with performances featuring the Irvington High ensembles and visiting guests.
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P.T.A
Service League Elections At Tarrstown Meeting
The Service League plans elections after a business session at 38 South Bevawas in Tarrstown. The gathering will start at 10:80 with ballots to follow after the luncheon. Members of the 1980 provisional group are to be announced.
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Feanlae
Leaune Hee
South
Bevawas
Tarrstown
Tonel
Alfgere
Eer Linton
Nin
Selock
Ehurele
Aeberine
Elmee
Asain
Mission for Catholics Two Weeks Inside Church
A two week Catholic church mission sets two distinct weeks for different groups. The first week focuses on married people and the second on single individuals. The Latin origin of the term mission is noted, with commentary on its meaning and timing.
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Ae Catholic Church
Sida
Ntoe
Chaplain Ryane to Speak at Local Seamen's Care Institute Meeting
Chaplain William Ryane of the Seamen's Care Institute will address the Fisheries River association at the Wille & Tone on May 2 at 2:15 PM. Miss Nets Woolf and her companion will serve tea.
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Wiliam Ryane
Seamen's Careh Institute
Fins River
Wille & Tone
Readey Resigns from Education Board Shocks Town
An unexpected resignation from the Readey Education Board unsettles the community. The move, reportedly accepted by officials, prompts questions about leadership at Readey’s elementary framework and the implications for local schools.
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Readey
Education Board
Anne Rudick to Wed on Sunday in Irvington area
Miss Anne S Ruck daughter of Mrs Wie Raaick, North Contenet Street, will marry Archifald Dice. Catherine DeMeeti of St Mans will attend. May Dae 7280 imagines Immaculate Collection. Irvington High School aims? current camp by Oxilie Sisters Fair in New York. Save Water campaign tied to Irvington Sewage Plant inspection on Elvehront Street as part of local sewerage concerns.
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Anne S
SP Arsant
Wie Raaick
Archifald Dice
Catherine DeMeeti
St Mans
Tate Pesan
Rislick
Sendate
Irvington High School
Oxilie Sisters
New York
New York University
New Yorke
Save Water
Irvington
Elizabeth Schaffers Wins Merit Scholarship at College Misericurin
Elizabeth Schaffers of Millentel wins a merit scholarship valued at 34 dollars at College Misericurin. Schaffers will study home economics with emphasis on decorating. she will begin her studies this fall and pursue a College Misericurin degree.
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Elizabeth Schaffers
Millentel
College Misericurin
Uise
Schaffers
Scholastic Honors at Trincton High School
Graduation notices list Mary Mice Carpenter and Alice Carpets as top scholars with high averages. George Care smter of Centon Olsees is mentioned among awardees, and Raymond Townsend’s report cites the class average. Graduation exercises and related details are noted with formalities and regalia.
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Wales Hiewman
Carol Schneck
Raymond Townsend
Prince
Childrens Museum Directors and Youth Center Ties
A local children's museum faces changes as the board selects new leadership for the youth center project. Retention and retreatment plans aim to support six upcoming sessions with senior staff and volunteers guiding the transition and ensuring continuity.
Women’s Association in Final Meeting
The Women s Association holds its final gathering with members listed Anton IL Rigote and Mrs blip W Fast. The meeting at the alter Mall on Tuesday May is to discuss summer plans and attendance is urged.
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Women's Association
A.ety
Hey Sseoviont
Anton IL Rigote
Blip W Fast
New Phone Rates Set for Irvington Under PL.C. Order
New York Teleb Company announced changes in phone rates for Irvington under a public service order. The plan expands toll-free or reduced-rate options across various local exchanges including Dobbs Ferry and Mount Vernon, with customers likely to see lower bills on long distance usage. The move, explained by the manager, aims to ease toll charges for calls into New York City and nearby Westchester communities, and takes effect June 9, 198?.
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New York
Dobbs Ferry
Abe Echanaee
Tver
Bom
Vernon Slencer
Merce
Sagan Coty
Westchester
Roouin
Meeting of Ladies Vicar at North Park Headquarters
A Malas evening meeting was held at nootka headqarters with fencing described as a key activity. The Quartermaster and Adjutant-Carke led station officers while Chaplain Are Hate TH presided. Refreshments to follow.
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Veterans Foreign
Swith
Cis
Nootka
Veriamin Hewis
Carke
Evenine
Tadies
Senior Class to Present Amateur Show at Levi-ton High
The Senior Class of Levi-ton High School will stage an amateur show on May 10 at 8 PM. Trainees auditioned for the small talent event, with a lineup of acts described as modest and friendly. Admission is free. tickets will be sold at the door.
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WTA
Carles Dickens
Tol Mitte
Wil
Sisting
Hiv
Theo
Carl
Jnsivaon
Keelin
Irvington
Asusciaton
Frederick Pierres Alin
Callewe
Tentin American Tnt
Donal Tender
Vita Ton
Anna Foran
Willan Ones
Coles
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Caney
Jeselim
Trin
Evia
Levineton High School
Aston
Toeal
Personal Registration for School Elections Report
Fragmented OCR outlines registration process for school elections with references to a meeting, nominations, and possible issues in orderly conduct. It mentions the Board of Education and an annual meeting, with concerns about registration, timing, and procedures.
Presbyterians to Worship in School This Sunday
Presbyterians plan morning service at 11 o clock in the auditorium on Main Street. Sunday School begins at 9 30 with entrances for beginners and senior groups, and the church hopes many community members attend.
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Ds Hick
Ingiom Presbyterian
Schon
Patronesses Named for Cinderella Play at High School
Eleven Scouts and three leaders attended the campout and encampment near Hinckley Field after a weekend event. The listing of patronesses reads like a who’s who of the community with names including Dwight, Alice, and Charles, among others. The page notes a strong turnout and recognition of support from local groups and families.
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Peer High
Womieril Sewenits
Lee Dwight
Alice
Hukoser Sen
Roerse
Charles Ry Henne
Allen
Tien
Theodore Nien
Father Monere
Cava
Aires
Dewafar
Ratonine
di Hillfield
Hinckley Field
Joh Drake
Don McLeod Mob Tatas
John Crichton
Peter Niven
Jerre Kinuland
Hanky Wells Lewis DiGiarsio
Tower
Jack Lynch
Michael Cory
Conditional OK for Two Proposed New Subdivisions
Reading appears to cover approvals for two subdivision projects in Clinton Avenue areas. It notes conditions including performance bonds of 2500, paving and street installations, and fees tied to local standards. The board authorizes construction pending these conditions and related municipal processes.
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Jane Weoperty
Fraser
Grinnell
Statens Road
County Innes. Inc
David Swope
Mayor Danahar at Holy Name Breakfast
A fragmented report notes Mayor Danahar attending a Holy Name Breakfast with several speakers and local figures. The event included Eugene Callakas pastor Peter Murphy and other community leaders, describing a village gathering with reflections from community boards and local groups.
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Mayor Danahar
Holy Name
Wier Hata
Eugene Callakas
Peter Murphy
Sim Carney
Eadie
Taving Camonings
Presdom
Based
Show Boat Review at Save Water Club Features Nostalgia
Save Water Community Club presents Show Boat Review with Semneside Commnnty and Hornstein in a vaudeville style program set to Tommery evening at the Town Hall. The event showcases sketches and songs from early 1900 shows and aims to recall classic river vaudeville with a noted stellar performer Calione. Den Mothers of Pack 102 plan June activities while Dobbs Ferry Hospital appeals for donations to meet operating costs.
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Livindton
Chiles 1
Hornstein
Suny South
Ftshing
New Orleans
Mr. Hornstein
Sansa
Hhe
Cohmssier Clay
Dobbs Fery Hospital
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