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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1957

Page

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Scarsdale Records May Accident Rate At All Time High

Scarsdale reports May as the peak month with 91 accidents 56 injuries and three fatalities, 228 percent above 1950 May, and 159 percent above seven year May average. Police Commissioner H Lee Nelson warns drivers to curb careless driving and pledged cooperation with Police Justice Manuel Whittemore to reduce the rising rate.

Scarsdale Thaesa Varie H. Lee Nelson Manuel Whittemore

Fall election registration in person at White Plains board

Voters must register in person for the fall election and only need to reregister if they abstain from voting for two years. Register at the Board of Elections 138 Mart ine Ave White Plains Monday through Friday 9 to 4 30 Saturday 9 to 12 with free parking.

Board of Elections Martine Ave White Plains

Scarsdale High to Hold Graduation Exercises Friday

Ruth Nash Chalmers will deliver the commencement address at Scarsdale High School on Friday evening June 21. Principal Oliver W. Melchior presides as Habib Ladjevardi and Gerry Kouwenhoven speak for the class of 213. Diplommas awarded by Dr Archibald B. Shaw with musical selections by the senior orchestra conducted by Harry Alshin.

Ruth Nash Chalmers Scarsdale Inquirer Scarsdale Oliver W. Melchior Habib Ladjevardi Gerry Kouwenhoven Chalmers the Inquirer Scarsdale Foundation Vassar College Woman's Club League of Women Voters of J. C. Herrin Community Baptist Church George Citron Archibald B. Shaw Sullivan

Quaker Ridge Assn Reelects Mr Steyer President

Murray Steyer of Griffen Avenue was reelected president of the Quaker Ridge Association at its annual meeting. He is joined by Irving Kern as vice president and D Herbert Beskind as treasurer, with Mrs Edward Goodridge as secretary. The meeting at Quaker Ridge School followed by a social under Mrs Edward Stanley and committees led by Mrs Alfred Stern and Mrs Harry Goldsmith.

Murray Steyer Griffen Ave Quaker Ridge Ass'n Irving Kern White Birch Lane Edward Goodridge Broadmoor Rd D. Herbert Beskind Quaker Ridge School Edward Stanley Alfred Stern Harry Goldsmith

Church News and Society Listings Across Pages

The index lists sections for Church News on pages 16 to 18 Editorials on page 10 Schools on pages 11 and 12 Society on pages 18 to 15 Theatres on page 20 shows a range of feature pages in the issue.

Archibald B Shaw Receives Doctorate at NYU

Archibald B. Shaw, superintendent of schools in District One, earned a Ph.D. from New York University's School of Education on June 6. His thesis was "A New Look at Secondary Education." Shaw joined Scarsdale as assistant superintendent in 1946 and became superintendent in September 1949.

Archibald B. Shaw New York Univ The School of Education of New York Shaw Scarsdale Vernon G. Smith Dr. Smith

Lee Reelected President of Cotswold Ass'n in 1957-58

Hampton Lee of Hadden Road was reelected president of the Cotswold Association at the annual meeting June 5 held at Edgemont High School. Other officers named were George Ferguson secretary and Walter H. Close treasurer. The executive committee includes Laurence I. Wood Henry M. Baer Edward L. Spetnagel Joseph B. Maguire and Albert L. Tidwell. A brief year-in-review was presented amid a lively discussion on Central Ave shopping center impact on traffic and neighborhood character.

Hampton Lee Hadden Rd Cotswold Ass'n Edgemont High School George Ferguson Walter H. Close Laurence I. Wood Henry M. Baer Edward L. Spetnagel Joseph B. Maguire Albert L. Tidwell Mr. Lee Cotswold Central Ave

Frank Dunsmore Honored for 25 Years in Edgemont

Frank H. Dunsmore, senior orchestra leader and music teacher at Edgemont High School, is celebrated for 25 years of service to Greenburgh School District 6. A reception at Edgemont High School honored him, with board members, former pupils, and teachers praising his contributions to the musical life of students and the community.

Frank H. Dunsmore Edgemont High School Edgemont Greenville Carroll Dana Fearon Barclay Rd Board of Education Mr. Dunsmore Dunsmore Irwin Engel Engel Edgemont Teachers’ Ass'n PTA Charles Beattie Edgemont Highway William D. Moyle Greenburgh Edgemont Choral Group Scarsdale Community

Compton Tennis Tourney Sets Records in 1957 Field

The 12th annual John Parker Compton Tennis Tournament drew 79 players from 27 schools, the highest tally in history. Westchester youths under 18 begin Monday at Fox Meadow Club with Paul Sullivan in charge, tournament director Joseph Davidson aided by James Arles. Silver bowls will honor singles and doubles winners, with names engraved on the Compton Memorial Bowl.

John Parker Compton William L. Foley Recreation Dept Westchester Fox Meadow Wayside Lane Paul Sullivan Joseph P. Davidson James E. Arles Scarsdale Recreation Department John Adler Scarsdale

Legion Post Honors Editor Installs Its New Officers

Scarsdale Post 52 of the American Legion held its annual meeting at the club house on June 6. Ruth Nash Chalmers, editor of The Inquirer, received a Meritorious Award Certificate. Harry G. Liese presented the award and officiated at the installation of new officers. His address praised Mrs. Chalmers for eight decades of contributions to Scarsdale.

Legion Post Scarsdale Post 52 American Legion Ruth Nash Chalmers the Inquirer Harry G. Liese Chalmers Liese John Gasw Legion Gene J. Altieri

Cornerstone Laying Planned For Scarsdale Junior High

The Scarsdale Junior High School cornerstone on Mamaroneck Road will be laid this afternoon at 4 15. A trumpet quartet performs the national anthem and hall of fame. Students place papers in the cornerstone while fifth through seventh graders are represented.

Cornerstone of Jr. High School Scarsdale Junior High School Mamaroneck Rd James Brown George Citron Virginia Carson Joseph Harrison Archibald B. Shaw Lot Walter F. Fogg Board of Education Alfred H. Phillips Rudolf P. Berle John P. Edmondson Frank M. Headley Eliot P. Hirshberg Helge 8. Johnson Roger B. Jones

Quaker Ridge Graduation to Honor Everett E Elting Speaker

Everett E. Elting of Elting Bros and former Quaker Ridge School Board president will headline the graduation exercises Thursday at 8 15 p m. Fifty three eighth graders will receive diplomas and advance to Scarsdale High School next year. The program includes processional Kinyon invocation and a class history.

Everett E. Elting Elting Bros Board of Education Quaker Ridge School Scarsdale High School Kinyon Msgr Clement J. Reiger America Eugenia Slaner Edward Schwarz Nancy Grossman Harold Bank Jane Levitt Jeffrey Milman Mr. Elting Hartselle D. Kinsey Elwin Hancock Msgr. Reiger

Village officials to attend conference in Syracuse next week

Village Manager Reeves New som Village Attorney Richard A. Tilden Village Treasurer Ronald A. Craw and Village Clerk Ethel M. Hyde will attend the Conference of Mayors and Other Municipal Officials in Syracuse from Monday through Wednesday of next week.

Reeves Newsom Richard A. Tilden Ronald A. Craw Ethel M. Hyde Syracuse

Town Club Sets Studies on Community Issues

Ten community problems were referred to club committees for study by The Town Club at its first year meeting in the Village Hall Annex. New president William L. Butcher announced the plan and noted several appointments including Sturm to Scarsdale Recreation Council and Gould Snyder to the Friends of the Scarsdale Library.

Board of Governors William L. Butcher New Town Club Village Hall Scarsdale Herman C. Sturm Malcolm A. MacIntyre Town Club MacIntyre Washington Air Force Harold L. Smith

Scarsdale Star Loses Singles Title but Wins Doubles

Ron Picket of Scarsdale High School fell 6-0 3-6 6-1 to Herb Fitzgibbon of Garden City in the NYS Public High School tennis final at Edison Tennis Club Schenectady. Scarsdale captured the doubles title as Dorian Bowman and John Schwarz defeated Oneonta’s Bill Whittaker and Jim Putnam 6-3 4-6 6-3 in the semi and then beat Bob Lande and Carl Seitz 7-5 7-5 for the championship.

Ron Picket Scarsdale NYS Herb Fitzgibbon Garden City Edison Schenectady Ron Dorian Bowman John Schwarz Bill Whittaker Jim Putnam Oneonta Bob Lande Carl Seitz Great Neck

Board Accepts Two Resignations in June Session

At the Greenburgh 6 Board of Education June meeting, the board accepted with regret the resignations of Dr. George Pallland physics and chemistry instructor and Alfred Shapiro High School English.

Board of Education of Greenburgh 6 Edgemont-Greenville George Pallland Alfred Shapiro

PPR Registration Blanks Available in Westchester

Registration blanks for Permanent Personal Registration are available at Daitch Shopwell Stores Westchester in cooperation with the League of Women Voters. Flyers with June registration times will accompany parcels. blanks can be picked up at the checkout to speed Central Registration at 138 Martine Ave White Plains.

Daitch Shopwell Westchester League of Women Voters Central Registration Martine Ave White Plains

Scarsdale Votes to End Rent Control on Vacant Apartments

After public discussion the Scarsdale Village Board, in a 4 to 3 vote, decided not to extend rent control to vacant apartments in Scarsdale after June 30. The measure, opposed by Mayor Keating and two others, would have eased de control only on units becoming vacant, with debate focusing on fairness and housing market impact.

Scarsdale Willard B. Dean David B. Mathias H. Lee Nelson Paul 5. Smith Ralph Keating Sydney Krause Alfred P. Slaner Westchester George Merchant Innes Rd J. Lester van Name Popham Hall Searsdale H. J. Parker Casper Trumpy Richard C. Tilden

Wilson resigns County Trust post after 23 years

Andrew Wilson of Fort Hill Road ends a 23 year tenure as director president and chairman of The County Trust Co of White Plains. Dr Joseph E Hughes elected chairman, William L Butcher named president with plans to open an office in Midtown New York in September. Yale graduate.

Andrew Wilson Fort Hill Rd the County Trust Co White Plains Joseph E. Hughes William L. Butcher Sunset Drive Town Club Butcher Central Trust Co Cincinnati County Trust Wilson New York Yale University

Brady to Play in Women's Open at Winged Foot

Mrs. George J. Brady, Scarsdale Golf Club champion, will compete in the U S Women's Open at Winged Foot Golf Club Mamaroneck June 27 to 29. Open to pros and amateurs with handicaps five or less. Ticket info available from the tournament office Mamaroneck 9 8550.

George J. Brady Scarsdale Golf Club U.S Winged Foot

Silver Jubilee Honors For Immaculate Heart Pastor

More than 600 parishioners attended a surprise party at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church to honor Rt. Rev. Msgr. William P. Little on 25 years as pastor. Clergy guests included Msgr. Edward Petowski, Msgr. Clement J. Rieger, Rev. Gerald Cahill, Rev. Joseph Flanagan, Rev. Cyprian Davis, and others formerly connected with IHM.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Church William P. Little Father Little H.M Msgr Edward Petowski Church of Christ the King Yonkers Clement J. Rieger New St. Pius & Church Scarsdale Gerald Cahill 1.H.M Our Lady of Refuge Church The Bronx Joseph John Gaus Paul Foraste THM PTA Church of St. Pius X John B. Coman St. Veronica's Guild of the Church

Action on Hearing On Zoning Delayed

Village Board delayed action on a public hearing for rezoning the Esso station property at Heathcote Corners. Townsend Cannon and Peter Quinn urged the request, noting 23 years of non conforming use and arguing changes would beautify without spot zoning. East Scarsdale Association opposed holding a public hearing citing inadequate auditorium space.

Esso Heathcote Corners Townsend L. Cannon Peter W.quinn Quinn S. Meyers Wynmer Rd East Scarsdale Scarsdale

School Board to Award Elementary Additions Bids

The Board of Education of District One will meet Monday evening June 24 to award bids for additions to the elementary schools. The statutory meetings of the new board will be held Tuesday evening July 2.

Board of Education District One

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scarsdale High Quaker Ridge Steyer News Index Archibald B. Shas Lee Cotswold Ass’n Frank Dunsmore Compton PPR Inquirer Ass'n Addison R. Wilson Scarsdale Improvement Corp Scarsdale Spencer Corp Scarsdale Chateaux Anddrew Wilson Mrs. Brady
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