04 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
1
Scarsdale police chief James M Lyons oversees 51 officers and a broad mix of cases from traffic mishaps to domestic skunk rescues. He recalls a career starting in 1934 and notes the department's handling of budget, hiring, training, and public requests while coping with burglaries and urban hazards.
The Scarsdale Teen Center reopened this fall after efforts by two high school juniors and the Recreation Department. It now hosts bi weekly sessions from 8 to 11 with dancing, a snack bar, television and ping pong. Membership 75 cents, admission 25 cents, overseen by Lawrence Apeland and a 15 member student advisory council.
Dutch teen Kees Krabbendam, staying with Scarsdale hosts Mr. and Mrs. Hemmerly, hopes to tour New York landmarks including the Empire State Building and the United Nations. He plans to study dentistry, has observed local dentists, and has learned English during his six years in Curacao.
A reader glimpse covers an Inquirer visit to Quaker Ridge School with a group portrait and notes from student participants. The issue highlights an editorial on a proposal to ban sight barriers and related commentary across pages 5 and 6.
The Scarsdale School Board announced plans to add to Scarsdale High School and remodel part of the building with work hoped to start in summer 1963. Architect Perkins and Will will assist, with plans drawn by term end and a bond vote in fall to finance the project.
Canadian baritone Meredith Morley made his Metropolitan Opera bow in Tales of Hoffman on Wednesday. The performer, praised for Christine on Broadway, has appeared with New York City Center Opera and several major companies, and sang with Sir John Barbirolli and the New York Philharmonic in recent seasons.
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