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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1968
Page
3
The Irvington Gazette observes Memorial Day 1968 with a remembrance note honoring those who died for the country. It recalls Concord Bridge Lexington Green and Arlington veterans, citing freedom’s blood shed by Minutemen and all who rest there as symbols of national service.
Five years ago fare boosts to Post Road Automobile Co raised village riders’ costs. Tax bills automated by addressing machine and printer. PTA boosted scholarships to 2500 dollars. Homes in Greenburgh celebrated 175th anniversary with tours. Good Shepherd Nursery doubles pre-kindergarten enrollment to thirty. Yale student study at University of Paris planned for summer. Wedding announcements, prize auctions, and local obituaries recap in Irvington news.
The fragment recounts Susan Dorsa’s day of corn on the cob and a strawberry encounter with a talking strawberry and creatures like Herbie White Foot and a raccoon. A cricket named Tom P.8. Big shares Pink Socks initials and a rule about not stepping on crickets. The piece ends noting Karen Ann Reale’s acceptance to Westchester Bress Institute for Secretarial Practices.
Fourth grade at Immaculate Conception School under Sister Irene Mary completed a three part creative writing project on encounters with inanimate objects and living beings. Students wrote vivid pieces inspired by a grassy slope behind the school, featuring talking cornstalks and a character named Cassius Corn Cob, among others.
Mrs. Mary Salerno of 8 Young Street Dobbs Ferry won a seven day Bermuda cruise for two as grand prize at the Dobbs Ferry Hospital Fair held last Saturday at Gould Park. The event raised funds for the hospital and featured 27 prizes including a 23 inch color television won by George Platenyk of Moulton Street.
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