Elk Flag Day Observed by Scarsdale Lodge 2056
About 75 to 100 attendees joined Scarsdale Lodge 2056 BPOE for Flag Day ceremonies led by Exalted Ruler Bill Conway. Maj. Ary Palmer spoke on flag desecration laws, with history of the flag by Rudy Petruccelli and Anthony Sansone and remarks by Joseph F. Dunn. Albert Torzilli provided music as refreshments were served.
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Scarsdale Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
BPOE
Honaries A. Palmer
United States Army Reserve
Maj. Palmer
Rudy Pet
Fire department to inspect buildings using apparatus this year
Fire inspection crews will place signs on fire department apparatus used for annual inspections of business and commercial buildings and schools. For the first time, the new radio system keeps crews in constant contact with headquarters, replacing the chief’s car used in past years. Pat Fiorello and Raymond White will direct the inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Fiorello
Raymond White
John Gass
Pack 4 Ends Season With Picnic And Awards
Scarsdale Cub Scout Pack 4 closed its season with a spring picnic at the Boy Scout House Wayside Lane. Cubmaster Robert Philpot opened the event. Dr. Harvey B. Hoffman spoke on appreciating parents and volunteers. Kenneth Rush announced achievements awarding Gold Arrows Bear Badges Wolf Badges and Silver Arrows to numerous dens. an Arrow of Light ceremony was led by Kenneth Schonberg.
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Scarsdale
Boy Scout House
Wayside Lane
Herbert Storfer
Melvin Goldberg
Robert Philpot
Harvey B. Hoffman
Greenville
Hoffman
Kenneth Rush
Den
Andrew Mantis
Steve Franzino
Steve, Allerman
David Lempert
Alan Barson
William Macfarlane
Russel Rush
Jesse Sherman
Jeffrey Hawkins
Roderick Reinlock
John Hammer
Peter
George de Kornfeld
Arlan Colton
Philip Wisel
Peter Vance
Richard Schwartz
Paul Storfer
Randi DiPrima
Harley Ginsberg
Robert
LWYV Backs Westchester Soil and Water District
The Scarsdale League of Women Voters backs creation of a Westchester County Soil and Water Conservation District to coordinate county wide programs and access federal and state aid. The proposal cites Rye's 1964 push and ongoing local needs for flood control and land use planning.
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Scarsdale League of Women Voters
Westchester County
Richard C. Wells
City of
Rye
Board of Supervisors
Westchester
Village of
Mamaroneck
Metropolitan Golf Course Superintendents Association
Soil Conservation Service
League of Women Voters
Wells
Soil and Water Conservation District
Washington
Civil Rights Bill Passage Urged By Mrs Snitow
Mrs Charles Snitow president of the American Jewish Congress national women's division urged swift passage of the 1056 Civil Rights Bill at a New York meeting. She cited the June 6 shooting of James Meredith as an example and said the law should be federal and punitive for rights workers' protection. Westchester participants included Mrs George Baren of Scarsdale.
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James Meredith
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles Snitow
Scarsdale
National Women's Division
American Jewish Congress
National Executive Board
New York City
Snitow
Meredith
Westchester County
George Baren
Nadler Urges LBJ to Lead Civil Rights March
Myron Nadler of Scarsdale a Democratic-Liberal candidate for the 90th District urged President Lyndon B. Johnson to lead James Merediths march. Nadler a New York attorney spent part of the summer of 1964 in Mississippi and Louisiana defending civil rights workers. The district includes Eastchester Scarsdale and parts of New Rochelle White Plains and Yonkers.
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Myron Nadler
Scarsdale
Assembly
Westchester County
Lyndon B. Johnnson
James Meredith
Nadler
New York
United States
Mississippi
Louisiana
Eastchester
New Rochelle
White Plains
Yonkers
Scout Camp Opens With Westchester Troupe Trainin
Girl Scouts from the Scarsdale Harisdale Council lead a Little Round-Up at Croton Point with almost 400 participants from eight Westchester councils. The theme Living Through Understanding guides eight workshops as Peace Corps members, the hospital ship 5.8 Hope, Mrs. G Parthasarathi, and Father Benedict Groeschel address attendees.
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Croton Point
Scarsdale-Harisdale
Westchester County
Peace Corps
Hope
G. Parthasarathi
United Nations
Benedict J. Groeschel
O.F.M. Cap
Children's Village
Dobbs Ferry
Mrs Arnow Honored as YM YWHA Officers Elected
Frederick A. Klingenstein was reelected president of the YM YWHA of Mid Westchester Bastchester at the annual meeting held last week. Elected officers include vice presidents Mrs. Martin J. Schwab Robert Todd Lang Barry H. Singer Lee Epstein Fred Greenberg Fred Stillman Milton Feldman treasurer Frank Spitalny assistant treasurer Mrs. Robert H. Arnow secretary and trustees J James Gordon Roy Raizen Dr Norman Rayman Herbert Robinson Lawrence Ruben Dr Nathan Schiffrin Dr Seymour Mann Victor Trasoff. The first annual certificate of achievement went to Mrs. Arnow for untiring leadership. Eighteen volunteers received certificates of appreciation. The group notes the cultural arts center designs under Mrs. Arnow’s leadership and the Y’s building project on Wilmot Road New Rochelle. The Mid Westchester YM YWHA is a member agency of Scarsdale Community Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Schwab
Robert Todd Lang
Barry H. Singer
Scarsdale
Lee Epstein
Fred Greenberg
Fred Stillman
New Rochelle
Milton Feldman
Frank Spitalny
Robert H. Arnow
J. James Gordon
Roy Raizen
Norman Rayman
Herbert Robinson
Lawrence Ruben
Gloria Godderd
Helene Weiler
All-Church Picnic Set By Greenville Reformed Church
Greenville Reformed Church hosts an all-church picnic on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at 270 Ardsley Road. Mrs. Wilma David of Hartsdale is general chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Clark H. Williams of 105 Lee Road lead the Couples Club in charge of the recreational program.
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Soil Conservation Service
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Hartsdale
Ardsley Road
Wilma David
Clark H. Williams
Lee Road
Couples Club
Cow exhale equals about two gallons of water daily
A cow releases moisture through breathing amounting to roughly two gallons of water each day, a figure cited to illustrate the large quantity of water vapor emitted by livestock.
Mrs Leonard Edgemont Tea Honors 25 Years in Edgemont Schools
Mrs Winifred Leonard principal of Greenville Elementary was honored at an Edgemont tea on the Edgemont High School patio. The event, jointly by the Edgemont Teachers Association and Edgemont Parent Teachers Association, celebrated her 25 years in the district.
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Winifred Leonard
Greenville
Edgemont High School
Edgemont Teachers’ Association
Edgemont Parent Teachers’ Association
Leonard
Edgemont
Eleanor Josset
Seely Place School
William D. Moyle
Edge
Dividend Boost By County Trust Co Declared
White Plains based County Trust Co. increased its quarterly cash dividend to 30 cents a share, up 50 percent from 20 cents. The dividend, declared by the board last week, is payable July 15. Also guidance notes midsummer pruning for climbing and pillar roses after flowering.
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County Trust Co
White Plains
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