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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1968
Page
3
The Irvington Gazette lists editor Matcolm M Roy and staff with weekly publication details. It shows subscription prices at four dollars yearly, seven dollars for two years, and ten cent single copies, with advertising rates on application.
The Irvington Kiwanis heard from Key Clubber Ralph Lawson Jr. about the year’s activities. Major efforts included the March of Dimes campaign, Heart Fund events, and community service projects. New officers were inducted: Robert Chipley president, Thomas Kelly vice president, Thomas Richards Jr. secretary, and Keith Richards treasurer.
The marriage of Miss Sally Masters Ringlan daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pratt Ringland to Mr Michael Bailin son of Mr and Mrs Jack Bailin of Union New Jersey occurred in Hanover New Hampshire on May 10 1968 Mrs Bailin attended The Masters School and Vassar College Mr Bailin graduated from Dartmouth College and attends Yale Law School and the Yale Graduate School of City Planning The couple will reside in New Haven Connecticut.
The Irvington village board approved purchase of a Main Street parcel from Mrs. Jennie Palermo, accepted a demolition bid for the old structure, and authorized a contract with Luders Associates for the new firehouse. Also, the Irvington Ambulance Corps approved a Miller Meteor 48 inch headroom ambulance on a Cadillac chassis. Police Chief Roger Fallon urged local youths to consider police work with one vacancy on the 16 member force. The Aldersgate Methodist Church will consecrate its first unit at 11 a.m. services Sunday.
Residents opposed adding sidewalks claiming trees would need removal and a paved lot on the aqueduct would disrupt the area though many use the aqueduct for walking and cycling. A 40 car parking plan with gravel surface was proposed but not final until the next meeting. The faculty honored colleagues Mrs Shepherd and Mrs Hayes with corsages after a surprise tribute.
Con Edison promotes nuclear plants as the most economical method to generate New York's electricity. Indian Point No. 2 and No. 3, along with other sites, could supply about 75 percent of NY's power within a decade. Nuclear Week invites public learning at the exhibit showing electricity's nuclear origin and a view of Indian Point.
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