Girl to Race at Playland Regatta in July
Miss Helen Hentschel world champion girl driver of outboard boats has entered the first annual combined seaplane and outboard race meet at Playland Rye on July 11 and 12. She sails May 28 for Berlin Regatta on Lake Templin June 15 to 17 and will bring up to date American equipment including three new high speed engines.
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Helen Hentschel
Playland
Rye
Miss Hentschel
Berlin
Lake Templin
Potsdam
Regatta Circuit Riders’ Club
Europe
Hudson
Hudson Power
Navy Flyer Plans Flour Bombing at Rye Regatta
A well known Navy flyer will attempt to sink Miss Hentschel's boat by dropping small bags of flour. The dramatic flour bombing contest will be staged on both days of the Rye Regatta.
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Navy
New Yachting and Bathing Club Planned for Island
A fifteen acre island off East Port Chester will host the Great Captain's Island Beach and Yacht Club a family club. Albert Sayman leads as director and manager with limited membership opening soon. A forty-five foot boat will ferry up to fifty members from Port Chester in about 12 minutes. Offices are at 40 Depot Plaza White Plains.
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Fifteen Acre
Port Chester
Greenwich
Long Island Sound
Great
Captain’s Island
Albert Sayman
Martin’s Boat House
Water Street
East Port Chester
Liberty Square
Boston Post
Mill Street
Club
Depot Plaza
White Plains
Dying Tree Replaced by Hardy Evergreen at Scarsdale High
A Norway spruce in front of Scarsdale High School, planted two years ago by Miss Evelyn W. Smith, president of the Boy and Girl Scouts of Scarsdale, will be replaced with a tougher evergreen. The plan aims to maintain the tree-lined approach near the school.
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Scarsdale High School
Boy and Girl Scouts of
Scarsdale
Evelyn W. Smith
Spruce replacement planned at Amawalk village school grounds
The Amawalk nursery plan to replace next fall the Norway spruce at the south end of the school grounds with a Colorado spruce due to cold exposure. The northern Norway spruce thrives, while the southern tree is unlikely to survive. Miss Smith offered to remove the failing Norway spruce and plant the hardier Colorado spruce, and to remove the second Norway spruce if it does not survive the coming winter.
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Amawalk
Board of Education of
Belts of trees warm a nation but cool a locality
The text notes that tree belts warm a country by absorbing heat yet forests cool a locality by detaining and condensing passing clouds, reducing warm air rise. It highlights how regional climate effects vary with scale from national to local.
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Playland Regatta
Heathcore Nurseries, Inc
New York
Hugh Adair
Church Lane
Tel
Peter Ruttner
F. & C. Palermo
Purchase Street
Rye, N. Y
Telephone
W. P
East Post Road
White Plains, N. Y
Elmer J. Bonis
Hansen & Jorgensen
Martine Avenue
William G. Philip, Builder
GARTH
the Colonial Home
John Graham
Bronxville
Tremont
Scarsdale van & Storage Co
New York City
Scarsdale Avenue
C. B. Karlen
Main Street
Scarsdale Pharmacy
Scarsdale R. R
Cigars
Paul Chlapecka
Bearedale, N
Staten Island
Mamaroqeck Avenue
Helena
Dandroff
Martin
IE Avenue
Harry Golden
Hartsdale, N. Y
Sherbrooke Park
Drake Road
Walter J. Collet
East Parkway
Scarsdale, N. Y
GEO. A. Martin, Inc
N. Y
Westchester Avenue
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