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THE IRVIIfGTON GAZETTE■ \ mxavrrrr***'* ”**•««r Xl «• » -room, pupils ekly contests tiraetic, spell-1, and social he past week Carolyn an, Barbara budy, and II-'acuity mem-abroad this ss Vcrnelia ’ Phyllis Whit*1 toured Eu-da, England !, Germany, 1. Miss Craw-wing imprcs-Robert Koste In NATO Na\pent in Lon-ight visit to intry, where ia\vay’s cot-roduction of London we 1 by boat, White Cliffs m, probably country, e visited Co-idelberg, e of Beetho-i to visit the lere a Hast-ast summernt. Here wei an schools, Our steamer lere we sawneyards andry, was in-jwever, this ressed, per* xtrcme dam-and the dis* the people.” ressed great her visit to lember Lu-the covered and activi-rket places dogs draw high in theLt. William J. Wangi iWilliam J. WangWins CommissionWilliam J. Wang, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wang, 2440 Sedgwick Avenue, New York, formerly of Cedar Ridge, Irvington, has been commissioned a Second Lieutenant, Artillery, after completing 22 weeks of training at the Antiaircraft Artillery Officer Candidate School at Fort Bliss, Texas. He was a member of the sixth class to be graduated from the School.Lt. Wang, who entered the Army in March 1951, was assignedRobert F. Ko USN, of East Irvi mg aboard the Dashiell,, in the * with the U.S. Na1 ing part in NATO BRACE.Warships, carrl based aircraft, am and land forces -France, Denmark, lands, United Kin. and the United St cisc in the defen j northern flank in maneuvers. In tlu of MAIN BRACE, forces are iaunchi against a portion o: way, presumed to the “enemy”. La amphibious landing assist the Danes j of their country, w U.S. Marines onmark.Snow White The Seven D«When “Snow W Seven Dwarfs” is the Clare Tree Ms Theatre Company Ferry High SchoolMonday, Septembei to the Officer Candidate School the seven little merhiking. Cool seping under I welcome.” )f Italy were Stresa, Mil-me, “where lovely ruinsr.f »he highlightsthe Arch of r, the Tomb Her with the —dinner atderful intro-id has given memories.in April 1952. Since that time he has studied tactics, gunnery, electronics and such subjects as army administration, military law, military sanitation and first aid, and others to fit himself as a junior officer in the United States Army.right before the c as will be their 1 quipped for its tin;There is even a fireplace before whi must crouch to i*Following his graduation from the Officer Candidate School, Lt. Wang was assigned to the 549th AAA Gun Battalion, Camp Stewart, Georgia.MUSICTel. 4-0005 Tar. * S* * *Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pierson of Sheldon Avenue, Tarrytown, are the parents of a daughter, Christine, born last Wednesday. September 10, at the Dobbs Fer-jry Hospital. .Mrs. Pierson is the former Jessie Hayes of Sheldon Avenue and Mr. Pierson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pierson of 49 Main Street.Fri., Sat., .THE WASHSTORVan Johnson - lt;P , ■— Also* * * • * f :YOUNG MiIDEA!* f W5 ' v- »1Glenn Ford - R»*lt; I.W. .110. 4,)A MBSome day soon we simply must return. However, we must admit that we are mighty glad to be Americans, and live In a society where there is still a semblance of free enterprise.”Son,, Mon., Toes.BRIGAAnthony Dexter - *,— AlsoDUEL AT CREE1 ■ ' ~ •* -* — % * 4Audie Morphy - F| GUARANTEED REPAIRS fiL°LkEsRadios!1 RFFRIGHmniK iWed., Thurs,, Fri.,DREAMIClifton Webb - G4 1.—
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Irvington, New York, US
Thu, Sep 18, 1952
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