PTA Executive Board Raises Scholarship to 2500 dollars
PTA members set Friday June 7 as the Scholarship Bridge event in the high school library. The board boosted the scholarship fund to 2500 dollars and voted 150 dollars to the fund plus 2600 dollars to the scholarship committee, aiming to expand future aid and reach a 1000 member PTA and 3500 dollar fund next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Marshall Karen
Scholarship Bridge
Marshall Kalen
Nils Sellman
A Lyle Johnson Named as New District Deputy Grand Master
A Lyle Johnson of Hastings on Hudson has been named District Deputy Grand Master of the First Westchester Putnam District by Harry Ostrow. Johnson, 20 Scrool Street, is Past Master of Diamond Lodge 555 and a member of the Diamond Builders, serving a one year term and active in civic affairs as an elder and former president of local church and council organizations. He holds a master’s from Teachers College Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lyle Jonson
Scrool Street
Hastings-on Hudson
Westchester-Putnam
Harry Ostrow
Rockville Centre
New York State
Johnson
Diamond Lodge 555
Diamond Builders
First Reformed Church of
Hastings
Community Council of Churches
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Ardsley
Teachers College
Columbia University
Masons
Girl Scout Rally Held at Town Hall Sunday
Irvington Girl Scout troops meet at the Town Hall Sunday at 3 p m for the Annual Spring Rally. Badge awards for the past season will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Bicycle Safety Skit Taught by Irvington Grade Club
The Junior Red Cross Club at Irvington Elementary School hosted a bicycle safety assembly on May 22. Students in grades four to six watched a skit titled Peters Mistake and heard a safety talk by Sergeant Leveck of the Irvington Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Club
Red Cross
Irvington
Aux Sabin
Peter
John Stetson
Arthur Langelotti
Roert
Safety Patrol
Pally McBride
Greg Miles
Debbie Schmidt
Lev
Eck
Trustees Schedule Meetings to Pay Bills and Review Village
The Board of Trustees plans a Friday night session at Town Hall to settle outstanding bills and close the current fiscal period. A regular Monday night meeting at 8:00 p.m. will address routine village matters and operations at Town Hall.
Richard Localio Earns Phi Kappa Phi Honor at MSU
Richard A. Locali of 109 South Buckhout Street is elected to the Michigan State University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, a national scholastic honorary recognizing top students across fields. The MSU chapter includes 100 faculty members and selects the top graduates, juniors, a sophomore, and four freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Localio
Richard A. Locali
South Buckhout Street
Michigan State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Pappa Phi
Michigan State
Hydrant flushing to finish by Monday night in village
The Village Water Department plans to finish flushing hydrants by next Monday. Carl Petri, water superintendent, says initial results are very good with increased pressure. Flushing runs 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. to allow sediment to settle and minimize traffic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Water Department
Carl Petri
Garden Club Names Winners of Irvington Essay Contest
Irvington mayor requests a clean and green essay contest for grades three through six. Winners include Ronald Lucrezia and Ellen Fischer, with honorable mentions Alison Brent Sandra Kayden and Jane Smyth. Prize books presented by Mayor Poyser and Mrs. May at a May 29 assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Bumnell
Poyser
William B. May
Irvington Garden Club
Ronald Lucrezia
Greenburgh celebrates 175th with octagon home tour
An open house tour June 8 features historic homes and antique collections in Greenburgh’s 175th anniversary. The octagon home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carmer at 45 West Clinton Avenue, Irvington, built c.1860 and designed by Orson Fowler, is one of eight stops. Tour runs 1 to 5 PM, with guides Mrs. Stephen Graff and Mrs. C. R. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carmer
Clinton Avenue
Irvington
Greenburgh
Orson Fowler
Mee
Stephen Graff
C. R. Smith
Max Schling
Hartsdale
Frank MacGregor Smith
Scardale
West Clinton Avenue
Philip Livingston
Phil
Peter van Brugh Livingston
Philip
George Washington
Count Rochambeau
Yorktown
Virginia
Washington
Guy Carleton
Slocum
Thomas Gibson
Sames River
O'Malley
Broadway
Hudson Road
Hancock Place
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Hudson Valley
Iron High School Class of 1935 Reunion Set for June 8
The Class of 1935 of Iron High School will hold their reunion on June 8 at Bill Relber's Restaurant in Elmsford New York. Reservations should be made early with Mrs. Harry Beckley Jr. of 113 Tappan Landing Road Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron High School
Bill Relber
Elmsford
N.Y
Harry Beckley, Jr
Tappan Land-ing Road
Tarrytown
Village Automates Tax Bills With New Addressing Machine
The village clerk’s office will mail property tax bills for 1963 64 using an automatic addressing machine, cutting completion time from about a week to two hours. Most bills go out Friday or Saturday, with two sheets inserted by hand. The system also handles quarterly water bills and can mail newsletters when needed. The village records births and deaths, dog licenses, and board files, under Clerk Treasurer Knute Wistrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute W. Wisland
Board of Trustees
Peter A. Peyser
Key
Wistrand
Craig Ritchie
Charles Ritchie
North Eckard Street
Irvington
Edith Schneider
Ann Kolarich
Archie Di‘Miceli
Earnest Stubing
South Ferris Street
Post Road Bus Company Wins Five Cent Fare Hike
The Public Service Commission approved a five cent fare increase for Post Road Bus Company affecting three two three zone routes between North Tarrytown Hastings on Hudson and Tarrytown Ossining. Present fares of 15 20 and 25 cents rise with free transfers at Tarrytown. The company cites rising operating expenses and anticipates about 11 000 extra revenue to cover costs. Memorial Day services proceed with parade plans in town led by Mayor Poyser and the High School band unless rain forces Town Hall services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Cal
Ominibus
Tarrytown
Hastings-on-Hudson
Ossining
Main Street
Broadway
Dows Lane
Memorial Park
Peter A. Poyser
VEW Post
Fire Department
VFW Ladies Dinner Aims to Fund Local Ambulance Corps
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosts a dinner Saturday June 1 at the Recreation Center Mine Street from 5 30 to 7 30 to raise money to buy a village ambulance for Irvington. Over fifty residents expected. tickets two dollars each. Call Mary Lou Ritchie LY 1 859 or Francis Squazzo LY 1 8283 to buy. Menu features fried chicken meatballs baked ham tongue Swedish meatballs potato salad and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livington
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mine Street
Irvington
Mary Lou Ritchie
Ritchie
LY 1
Francis Squazzo
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Irvington Librarian Wins Hawaii Summer Institute Scholarship
Miss Vernelia Crawford, Irvington High School librarian, won a six week scholarship to the 1963 Summer Institute on Asian Studies at the University of Hawaii. The program runs June 24 to August 2 and offers six graduate credits. It covers history and cultures through lectures, seminars, readings, and field visits. Scholarships do not cover tuition or travel. Crawford also assists at the Foundation of Economic Education and is noted as a freelance indexer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernelia Crawford
Irvington High School
University of Hawaii
Russ Crawford
Foundation of Economic Education
Irvington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger Enloe
Sally Stevens
Peter Peyser
Glenn Lloyd
William Evans
Don Paolucci
James van Alstyne
A.lyle Johnson
Irvington Vopie
Girl Scout Rally
Cubscouis
Pack 102
Wayne Selk
Cubmaster
David Edson
Jack Ruffant
Bob Prince
An Wright
Don Petrie
John Enright
Glenn Kelleeny
Garden Club
Peyset
John Lowell Jones
Paule
United States
Ronald Lugrezia
Lockwood
Carmer
Taradash
Sunce
Post Road Bus Company
VFW
Ambulance Corps
Hawaii
East-West Center
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