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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
15
The district raises the June 1 budget by 200 to 2 000 and adds contracts with Fischer Baking Company and Greenburgh District 1. It funds a water pump and allows Stephanie Bienstein to attend Scarsdale High School, denies Fern Zel nicks fifth grade move, and lists probationary teacher appointments and resignations along with BOCES staff changes.
The board announced resignations from several staff members across high and junior high schools including Lois Ballenger James Fitzpatrick Karen Green land Norman Marcoux and John Wires with Joan Rathke taking maternity leave. Superintendent Howett disclosed next year’s tuition for non contracted students at 1125 in high school 1115 in junior high and 1105 in elementary schools with Quaker Ridge pupils charged by contract based on average daily attendance.
An attorney to Mr. Metz for his year's work and a gift to Kay Powell, the chamber secretary, framed a dinner meeting. Jerome R. Kitrosser, director of sales for Fromm and Side, Inc, led a brief wine tasting and presented a half hour film on wine production by the Christian Brothers.
A survey of court operations in 1960 led to physical changes including a new judge’s bench jury box witness stand air conditioning and tape recording facilities. The improvements reflect recommendations by Mr Economos and his staff.
Forty one students at the Scarsdale School of Ballet passed Royal Academy of Dancing examinations held May 28 and 29. Honors went to five students with ten highly commended, fifteen commended, and eleven receiving pass plus. Names include Amy Jacobson Melanie Butcher Candy Carpanzano Paula Bermingham Lesley Shapiro Madeline Shaw Denise Spekdjian Janice Mauriello Sarah Eyberg Ellen Epstein Donna Wallach Eugenia Garvey Toria Knopf Robin Williamson Cristina Chaves Gail Levy Cynthia Van Norden and others such as Helen Parmell Wendy Kahn Elizabeth Alexander Joy Simmons Cathy Breskin Sue Jacobs Tina Chilson Dede Osserman Deborah Dee Amanda Goldman Janice Manon Judy Herman Lisa Berkman Diana Baer Diane Alvan Ann Bermant Amy Buchman Mary Hardy Adriene Sloane Lenore Barkan Peggy Sheridan Elizabeth Hirsch Lois Schneider Jane Cummings.
Mr. Sullivan a career postal employee began as a substitute letter carrier in New York City and rose through carrier clerk foreman to assistant postmaster in 1951. A resident of Garth Road he heads Our Lady of Fatima volunteers for Cardinal McCloskey Home. He completed seven terms as state vice president of the National Association of Postal Supervisors and was county president for three terms. Married with four children and seven grandchildren, he is 54.
Judge Friedman fines Harold Swinton of Port Chester $25 and revokes license after guilty verdict for driving while intoxicated. Swinton also gets a suspended sentence for driving left of center. Other fines cover red light violations speeding and stop sign infractions on multiple defendants.
A long roster names many individuals slated for support roles on July Fourth. The list includes Chester Dobbs Mrs Harold Dru ry Richard Dudley William Duhigg Ralph Dumas John Edmondson Sidney Edwards Mrs John Eisle Irving Field William Foley Edward Ghiazza and numerous other residents. It also lists a teenage committee with Toni Altieri Mary Anderson Jack Bannon Linda Barnett Joyce Brooks Hal Clark Janet Clark Judy Cohen Sue Coleman John Dittell Pam Durgan Penny Durhan Bob Fagnoni Dick Fagnoni Barbara Gangemi and others along with additional adult participants.
The board approved 60 working days for installation with costs $2000 above estimates due to plan changes. It also authorized $20500 to buy six Rugby Lane plots for a drainage sewer site and discussed a tennis club variance near Weaver Street. The intermediate account clerk role in Police Court was abolished per Judge Friedman. Citizens group leaders urged wider budget notice.
The board stopped payments in November after costs for a Labriola project rose well above the original $84,000 cap. Officials have not publicly explained why expenditures far surpassed the estimate or why the $40,873 payment was issued prior to the halt.
Scarsdale firemen responded to alarms this week including a June 6 hydrant fire on Cayuga Road extinguished with 150 feet of 1 1/2 inch hose, a Friday lockout on Rural Drive, a Sunday police request for oxygen for a heart attack victim on Brookley Road, and an attic fan fire on Lebanon Road.
Physicals near maximum class size of 28 raise need for extra staff at Edgewood Fox Meadow and Greenacres. Assistant superintendent Ralph H. Dumas reports district traffic restrictions on school grounds began June 1 with warnings issued first week and tickets to follow.
An advertisement for Seabergh's in White Plains promotes a wide range of ice cream products from cups and sticks to pints and gallons at low prices. It also offers broiled meats, frozen vegetables, and prepared foods with free delivery on orders as small as 35 dollars plus a 20 page price list by phone WH 86377 or mail at 200 Westchester Ave.
White Plains will host a Summer Film Festival by the YWCA at 45 Prospect Street. Every other Sunday at 8 45 p m from June 16 to August 11 five American cinema classics will be shown under Patrice Iozzo. Films include On the Waterfront 42nd Street Foreign Correspondent The Egg and I Stagecoach. Subscriptions available by calling WH 9 2436.
The class will graduate with a sung program led by Yvonne Ann Margret Arnheim and others with Emily Fay Singer accompanying. Diplomas will be presented by Harold Howetl after Mr. MacIntyre's speech. The senior prom runs 11 pm to 3 am with chairs Carol Schweickert Richard Berry Betsy Grob and music by Wharton Ford Orchestra. Breakfast at Harold Jacobi's home and a Jones Beach outing follow.
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