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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1956

Page

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Edgemont-Greenville Board Elects Shevlin President

Gerard T. Shevlin of Byron Place was chosen president of the Edgemont-Greenville School Board at its annual meeting Tuesday night. The board also elected D. Robert Parman as vice president and Mrs. George Engelhardt as clerk, with Myron Wright reappointed treasurer. The district noted completion of the Edgemont High School project with final payment to Circle Construction Co. and praised architects Warren H. Ashley and associates. Plans were approved for four tennis courts four storage shelters and water extensions on athletic fields. Transportation bids awarded to Southchester Bus Co. for 1956-57 and Borden's to supply cafeteria ice cream. Next meeting set for Monday Aug. 6.

Gerard T. Shevlin Byron Place Edgemont-Greenville Greenburgh Board of Education Donald Gardiner D. Robert Parman George Engelhardt Myron Wright Circle Construction Co Edgemont High School Warren H. Ashley Southchester Bus Co Tuckahoe Borden's

District One Board Approves Tenure for Teachers

The District 1 Board of Education voted tenure for several elementary and high school staff including Helen Auleta Heathcote and Florence Grunert nurse teacher tenures. Resignation of Ellen Chaffee Fox Meadow was accepted. Probationary appointments begin Sept 1 for Becker Parker Benedict. Substitute appointments for next year approved for Colby Frasier Harker and Seeley.

Board of Education District 1 Helen P. Auleta Heathcote Robert A Furey Fox Meadow Dorothy W. Herman Loretta O. Keller Jean Lutz Elizabeth Mackay Regina McDonough Leonard Meshover Margaret O’connor Harry H. Smith, Jr Florence Grunert Charles H Lyons Emily H McDonald Jean McLaury Leroy R. Steiner Oliver W. Melchior George W. Pauff Agnes H. Reigart Burd D. Stover Greenacres Ellen Chaffee Dale E. Becker Raymond Parker James R. Benedict Marcie Colby Ruth A. Frasier Ruth McArthur Harker Archibald B Shaw Clayton Seeley

Anyone Can Draw Says New Teacher For Adult School

Edward H. Freedman, a New York City advertising artist and Kent Studios president, launches a Fall course in Conversational Drawing at Scarsdale Adult School. He asserts drawing is for everyone and that a basic, nontechnical method can communicate ideas without talent. He lives near White Plains and has taught on TV and to community groups.

Edward H. Freedman Scarsdale Mr. Freedman Kent Studios New York City Orchard Hill White Plains Freedy

Church News Page 16 and Theatres Page 18 Highlights

The index lists Church News on page 16 and Theatres on page 18 along with Editorials on page 10 and Society Pages on pages 12 and 18. It serves as a navigational guide for the issue’s feature sections and page placements.

Society

Residents urged to save paper for Sept 9 waste drive

Summer recruiting is tough for a waste paper collection but residents are asked to keep saving paper for the first drive on Sunday Sept 9. If storage fills, call Legion Post Headquarters SC 3-9828 and the Post will arrange pickup.

Legion Post

State Government Discussion Topic For LWVY Seminar

Scarsdale League of Women Voters conducts the second summer seminar focusing on New York State government. Monday July 16 at 10 a.m. in Normandy Lane home of Mrs. A Slaner. Mrs. William J. Kelley leads with reports by Mrs. William Honnells and Mrs. Abraham Hertzberg. Members to read related material beforehand.

New York Scarsdale League of Women Voters A. Slaner Normandy Lane Jack Leon Rollins William J. Kelley William Honnells Abraham Hertzberg

Hicks makes first Year hole in one at Scarsdale Club

Charles T. Hicks of Rockledge Road scored the year’s first hole in one on the 141 yard fifth hole at Scarsdale Golf Club Sunday. Hicks, a Texas native and vice president of Bowater Paper Co. New York, played with Forrest Brooks James Spencer and R. George White.

Scarsdale Golf Club Charles T. Hicks Rockledge Rd Mr. Hicks Texas Bowater Paper Co Nyc Forrest Brooks James Spencer R. George White

Kinsey Reelected President Of Quaker Ridge Board

Hartselle D. Kinsey of Penn Blvd. is reelected president of the Quaker Ridge Board of Education Scarsdale District 2 at a recent meeting. The board also reelects Mrs. Edwin A. de Lima as vice president and names Theo dore Tannenwald district clerk, Sydney B. Wertheimer district treasurer. Three new staff members are approved: Frederick W. Rothfuss administrative assistant Nathan Sloan junior high science teacher and Miss Jean Little elementary teacher. Rothfuss brings medical tech and education credentials and prior teaching in diverse districts.

Alfred H. Phillips Taunton Rd Board of Education the Inquirer Phillips Brown Wood, Fuller, Caldwell and Ivey Pine St New York Hartselle D. Kinsey Penn Blvd Quaker Ridge Board of Education Scarsdale Edwin A. de Lima Mr. Kinsey Theodore Tannenwald Kathryn P. Patton Sydney B. Wertheimer John P. Ricketts B. Jackson Frederick W. Rothfuss Nathan Sloan Jean Little Rothfuss Peekskill High School Europe New Paltz State Teachers College Teachers College Columbia University Hartsdale School Hawaii

Legion Post 52 drives Scarsdale recruitment drive

At a July 5 meeting of the Scarsdale Post 52 American Legion membership committee chaired by James A. Crist, a summer drive toward a group induction on Sept 5 was announced. Post officials report postcards mailed to Scarsdale residents yielded strong responses and renewals from civic leaders, with aims to enroll 400 more veterans next fiscal year. Applications are available from Robert E. Delany, George F. Leveille Jr., Spencer Pharmacy, or the Scarsdale Agency.

Scarsdale American Legion James A. Crist Crist Legion Trustjees Robert E. Delany Gaylor Rad George FE. Leveille, Jr Secor Ra Spencer Pharmacy Searsdale Harwood Court

Army Specialist Hoyle Serves in Field Training Exercise

Field Training Exercise participation by Army Specialist Third Class Robert FE Hoyle, son of Mr and Mrs Earle Hoyle of Kenilworth Apts, with the 11th Infantry Division in Southern Germany. Hoyle, a 1949 NY Agricultural and Technical Institute Delhi graduate, is a tank driver in Company C of the 11lst Tank Battalion, formerly a Seaman Transportation driver in Binghamton. He entered the Army in December 1954 and arrived overseas in June.

Robert FE. Hoyle Earle 8. Hoyle Kenilworth Apts Germany Hoyle NY Agricultural and Technical Institute Delhi Seaman Transportation Co., Inc Binghamton

Edgemont Schools Receive Four Gifts

Edgemont-Greenville Schools gratefully accepted four gifts at the July board meeting. Edward M. Bratter gave 1,000 daffodil bulbs for the High School grounds. Charles Beattie purchased a three year subscription to United States News and World Report. Mr and Mrs M Odawara donated Japanese china crockery and wooden ware for Seely Place School Museum. Robert Romanelli provided a copy of The Life and Letters of Walter Hines Page for the library.

Edgemont-Greenville Board of Education Edward M. Bratter Fort Hill Rd Charles Beattie Edgemont Highway United States News and World Report

Outdoor Movie at Edgewood School Grounds

Recreation Dept presents Apache Chief in color at Edgewood School playground Tuesday around 8 15. Jeff Chandler stars. Scarsdale residents and guests admitted free. If rain, shown next Thursday.

Recreation Dept Edgewood School Ccolor Jeff Chandler Scarsdale

Playschool Program vents for Coming Week

Voters in Scarsdale away on business Oct 8 13 can register to vote on Election Day at the Board of Elections office 80 Grand St White Plains from now through Sept 20. Office hours in July and August are 9 AM to 3 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to noon Saturdays. in September hours are 9 AM to 4 PM daily and 9 AM to noon Saturdays.

Scarsdale Board of Elections Grand St White Plains

Preacher J C Herrin to Lead Sunday Union Services

The Rev J C Herrin assistant pastor of Community Baptist Church will preach at union services this Sunday at 9 30 in Hitchcock Memorial Presbyterian Church Walworth and Greenacres Ave and at 11 in Community Baptist Church Popham and Autenrieth Rds The topic The Difference Between Hearing and Listening A nursery is provided Herrin arrived in Scarsdale July 1 1954 after eight and a half years as Baptist student chaplain at UNC Chapel Hill He is a Wake Forest College and Union Theological Seminary NY graduate The union services run through Sept 2 Joining churches include Hitchcock Greenville Community Reformed Lutheran Church of the Redeemer and Scarsdale Congregational Church

John Gass Edwin H. Lehr Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Murray Hill Posts Rds George IF. Kempsell, Jr Church of St. James the Less Scarsdale Richard W. Siemann Willard P. Scott J. C. Herrin Community Baptist Church Hitchcock Memorial Presbyterian Church Walworth Greenacres Ave Community Baptist University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Herrin Wake Forrest College Foe Union Theological Seminary New York Hitchcock Baptist Greenville Community Reformed Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Scarsdale Congregational Church

Scarsdale Girl Scouts Head to National Roundup in Michigan

Scarsdale delegates to the first National Senior Girl Scout Roundup travel from Yonkers by Girl Scout Special to Milford Michigan for the June 28 to July 11 event. The group includes J Joy Mia Norman J Collister and many others with Mrs. Alfred Cohen and Mrs. Harold Tucker leading the screening and council roles.

Scarsdale Yonkers Station Milford Mich J. Joy Mia Norman J. Collister The Bears

Scarsdale Play School Week Offers Trips and Activities

Supt William Foley announces a July 16 20 1956 Play School week with Fort Slocum New Rochelle visits on Monday a noon bus ride to Oakland Pool trips Tuesday Wednesday Thursday swimming 12 30 4 30 plus limited costs and age ranges six to 18 enjoy tennis clinic music instruction movies and a Friday square dance demonstration by the Westchester County Recreation Commission.

Scarsdale William L. Foley Fort Slocum New Rochelle Greenacres Edgewood Heathcote Oakland Westchester County Recreation Commission Oakland Pool Rye Brite Ave John Keating Bronxville Field Club

Hartsdale Awards Parking Lot Contract to Labriola

The Hartsdale Public Parking District awarded its Parking Area D contract to Labriola Construction Corp at a July 2 meeting. Work starts July 9 with completion by August 25. public parking for 90 cars daily, rising to 243 in district areas after completion.

Hartsdale Labriola Construction Corp New York Central Railroad Fenimore Rd Labriola Company Peckham Road Corp County Asphalt Company Bronx River Four Corners

Health Dept Reports Weekly Disease Totals in Scarsdale

Three new chicken pox cases, 40 German measles, four measles, 11 mumps, and one whooping cough were recorded in Scarsdale for the week ending Saturday July 7, per the Health Dept. The notice lists illnesses by type and totals for the period.

Scarsdale Health Dept

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edgemont Greenville Rd Parman Englehardt Edgemont-Greenville Board of Education Edward H. Freedonan William Fale Quaker Ridge Board James Teachers Ass'n Edgemont Schools Mr. Herrin Rev. d. C. Herrin John Gast Anne Moskovite Patty Hackett Deedee Atlas Frances Tufaro Margaret Margie Brockbank
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