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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
3
Westchester County Executive Edwin G. Michaelian was awarded a Doctor of Civil Law at Pace College Westchester commencement on Monday June 7. Pace College President Edward J. Mortola announced the trustees decision to confer the honor.
Scarsdale announces a new ballroom dance school for sixth to eighth graders in the area. Mr and Mrs Michael Terrace will run classes starting next fall on Tuesday afternoons, with discotheque steps included.
Mrs. Ernest W. Cool of Chateau Tourain was honored at White Plains Nursing Home recognition day for decades of volunteer work. She aided weekly Catholic services, baked for patients, and recruited volunteers while contributing to numerous local groups since 1929. Sixty-three volunteers and thirteen groups received certificates.
U S Air Force Captain Richard E Bruner son of Mr and Mrs W Richard Bruner 2 Colonial Road has arrived for duty at Homestead AFB Florida He is a communications electronics officer assigned to a unit of the Air Force Communications Service which provides global communications and air traffic control for the USAF Bruner graduated Eastchester High School in 1962 and earned a BS in mathematics in 1967 from Morris Harvey College Charleston West Virginia.
Beginning June 6 and continuing to September 12, Trinity Lutheran Church will conduct one service each Sunday at 9 15 a m. Children in Sunday School are urged to attend the regular worship with parents and will receive Sunday School credit. Children five and under meet in the upper croft for their lesson.
Two Scarsdale residents were among 31 volunteers honored by the Westchester County Red Cross Chapter on May 27. Certificates bars and buttons were awarded at the regular May meeting of the board. Mrs Donald Layman Garth Read received a special American Red Cross certificate signed by President Nixon and E Roland Harriman for 16 years in the blood program. Mrs Morton Waldman of Sepler Road, chapter chairman of volunteer nursing assistants, received a ten year bar.
Scarsdale residents seeking pesticide free gardens face disposal challenges with stored chemicals. Experts seek safe environmental solutions, but none final yet. Do not bury pesticides or flush them down drains. Don’t reuse containers. Store pesticides in a locked cabinet away from children and animals.
Mrs Paul Lempel of Eastchester was installed as head of the PTA Genesis Hebrew Center on Tuesday June 1. Joining her are Mrs Howard Balgley and Mrs Irwin Shulman as vice presidents, Mrs Joel Weinblatt secretary and Mrs Diane Widman treasurer. Rabbi Joseph Feinstein spoke on Grass Root Problems in Jewish Education.
The notice cites McCabe Photo Tech and the Gladstones urging Scarsdale citizens to back the McGovern Hatfield amendment ending U.S. funding in Indochina by 1971. It claims half a million marchers do not represent a nation of over 200 million, and urges political opposition to President Nixon.
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