The Music Stands By Virginia Hoff
Reader questions on family music education in Scarsdale. Hoff offers guidance on monotone singing, causes of pitch problems, and the impact of teaching quality and home support on children’s musical progress.
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
5
Reader questions on family music education in Scarsdale. Hoff offers guidance on monotone singing, causes of pitch problems, and the impact of teaching quality and home support on children’s musical progress.
Patent Trader won two first prizes and three honorable mentions in the 1961 National Better Newspaper Contest, among nearly 2,000 entries from 30 states. The paper earned top honors for best editorial page and best use of photographs, with additional mentions for feature writing, newspaper promotion, and classified advertising.
The St Pius X School graduation exercises Sunday afternoon saw Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clement J. Rieger and Rev. John Grogan present diplomas and awards to the graduates. The Dominican Sisters of Sparkill staff the school with Sister Ita as principal and Sister Kevin as eighth grade teacher.
The Greenacres School faculty received a luncheon hosted by both the incoming and outgoing PTA executive boards. Mrs Stanley Newhouse led arrangements with helpers Mrs Ware Cline Black and Sargeant while Mrs Charles Heming poured coffee and Mrs Charles Schiffman handled decorations. Principal Robert Furey thanked the outgoing board and welcomed the new.
The passage notes the promotion team led by David Simonson of Croton prepared and supervised promotional work that earned honorable mention. It adds that Patent Trader's classified department has won state and national prizes, including two best in New York Press Association contests and a previous second place in an NEA contest.
Dartmouth College alumni recognized Lloyd K. Neidlinger of Scarsdale New York Class of 1923 at the Alumni Council banquet on June 14 for distinguished achievement and college service. He was cited for 18 years as dean and for wartime Navy duties and later as executive director of the US Council of the International Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs Harriet Levinson of Hartsdale will present her piano pupils in a recital on June 26 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Ackerman 171 Harvard Drive The article lists student names including Ackerman Acker man Auerbach and many others in a local recital program.
Dr Elliot Feinberg an instructor of restorative dentistry for the First and Ninth District Dental Societies spoke to Kiwanis about dentistry as a creative health service for the community.
George H. Rutherford of 14 Oak Way was elected to the College of Wooster Board of Trustees for a three year term by the Synod of Ohio United Presbyterian Church at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio. Rutherford is a 1921 Wooster graduate and active in alumni clubs in Dayton Detroit and New York City. He holds leadership posts at National Dairy Products Corp Ideal Mutual Insurance Co Grace National Bank and has served on Scarsdale Board of Education and Hitchcock Memorial Presbyterian Church trustees.
Donald H. Newman of 168 Madison Road was re elected Tuesday night to a second term as president of the Westchester chapter of the American Institute of Architects. He chairs the public buildings and grounds committee of the Town Club serves on the fathers committee of Cub Pack 1 Scarsdale and belongs to the American Arbitration Association.
The Scarsdale Kiwanis Club invites members to a June 8 meeting focusing on service and dental care. Dr. Feinberg, an essayist lecturer and clinician with offices in the Harwood Building, serves as a charter member of the group.
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