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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

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Rules of Road Go Into Effect Next Tuesday

New York State adopts the Traffic Commission's 400 page Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices under the Rules of the Road law. Cities must follow uniform standards for signs signals and road markings though some devices may be used until replaced. New features include Yield Right of Way sign white on red and a Yield Sign Ahead in black on yellow along with a strolling boy and girl symbol for school signs and Dead End Stop signs white on red to be used within 100 feet of road ends.

New York State New York Traffic Commission Joseph P. Kelly Commission

Scarsdale High class of 1958 graduates in milestone ceremony

More than 300 seniors at Scarsdale High School received diplomas in an exercises last Friday night led by Principal Oliver W. Melchior. Dr. Howard V. Funk urged graduates to blend knowledge with personal dedication to advance the common good as he addressed the class.

Scarsdale High Scarsdale High School Oliver W. Melchior Iolanthe Sullivan Color Guard Walter L. Schroeder Craig Lee Lyons Bennett Suzanne Elizabeth Heitmann Robert Foster Moore, Jr Mark Joel Oppenheim Laurence David Weinberg William Lewis Leland Howard V. Funk Department of Educational Administration Teachers College, Columbia Archibald B. Shaw Elgar Harry Alshin Symphony Walter Ehret Charles Michel Singher Dr. Funk Charles Dickens Funk

Twilight Softball League crowns four champions in Scarsdale

The Twilight Softball League concluded with champions across four divisions. 9th and 10th Grade Boys: Trojans captained by Dick Davidson with Richard Reuter and others. 11th and 12th Grade Boys: Them captained by John Lazarus with Mike Fox and Craig Lyons. 9th and 10th Grade Girls: F B A s led by Bonnie Burrows with Maureen Muller and Anne Garey. 11th and 12th Grade Girls: Flycatchers captained by Carol Christie with Anne Ripley and Mindy Edwards.

Scarsdale Recreation Department Trojans Dick Davidson Richard Reuter Dick Winslow Keith Mahler Pierre Roche Joe Hertzberg Ted Lansky Hugh Savage Bob Furey Fred Baker Gerry Singsen John Gordon John Lazarus Mike Fox Dick Holbrooke John Donald Craig Lyons John Austin Bob Day Mike Herschensohn Marty Rapaport Pete Rapaport Jay Walberg Bill Wagner Lyman Black Jules Nelkin F.b.a.'s Bonnie Burrows Maureen Muller Anne Garey Mary Follis Mary Machin Pam Willis Lou Selbos Steffie Delazzaro Sarah Hackett Carol Craft Barbara Reinecke Clare Dowling Sue Raidy Brook Martin Carol Christie Anne Ripley Mindy Edwards Jane Lowenstein Sue Pomeroy Sue Wallach Val Graffin Dede Robineau Betsy Babcock Gukey Heitmann

Stop Sign Request At Bradley And Sprague Roads

Monroe L Mendlesohn urged the village board for stop signs at the Bradley and Sprague Roads intersection noting Bradley Road lacks one and citing collisions there. Mayor Ralph Keating referred the issue to the public safety committee for action.

Monroe L. Mendlesohn Bradley and Sprague Rds Bradley Rd Sprague Rd Ralph Keating Public Safety Committee

News Index Overview of Church, Editorials, School and Society

Page references list Church News Editorials School News Society. readers directed to sections for community updates and features across pages 12 14 15 17 18 22 with Page 18 highlighted for society coverage.

School News

Exchange preacher Dr Anderson to tour British Isles

Dr Anderson and Mrs Anderson depart June 30 for the Netherlands and British Isles as part of a National Council of Churches exchange program. He will preach in The Hague on the first two Sundays of July and at multiple churches across England Scotland Northern Ireland and Eire. They return August 28 with photos for parishioners.

Howard Stone Anderson Scarsdale Anderson England St. George's Presbyterian Church Dumfries Scotland Abbey Presbyterian Church Dublin Eire Northern Ireland

Library Announces Vacation Privilege Policy

Scarsdale Public Library launches a vacation loan plan allowing four borrowers to take up to eight books each until October 1. Adults and juveniles may participate, except new fiction non fiction school reading list titles and other high demand items. Borrowers must request the privilege at checkout.

Scarsdale

Twilight Golf Tie at Scarsdale Club Ends In Three Way Draw

Seventeen teams competed in the twilight golf event at Scarsdale Golf Club last Friday with 14 teams entering. Charles 8S McAllister and Mrs. Eric W Neason tied with John Edmondson and Mrs. Arthur T Sutherland and Don 8 Flynn and Mrs. Ernest J O Leary for the top honors in a three way finish.

Charles

NYS Girls Tennis Championships Set For July 7 11

The NYS tennis championships for girls singles and doubles will be held at the County Tennis Club from July 7 to 11. Albert Oettinger of Rock Creek Lane, club president, announced the event.

NYS County Tennis Club Albert Oettinger Rock Creek Lane

Botts Crowned Compton Champion in Singles and Doubles

Fordham Prep graduate John Botts headlines the John Parker Compton Memorial Tennis Tournament finals at Fox Meadow. Botts defeated Ron Picket to win the singles and then partnered with Tony Wilson to capture the doubles title after a hard fought final that showcased top level wychampion play.

John Parker Compton John Botts Bronxville Tony Wilson Scarsdale Westchester Fox Meadow Botts Fordham Prep Jack Nusbaum Leonard Friedman Alex van Eyck Ron Picket Burton Metzger John Vinton Tom Doolittle John Adler Wilson

Early Inquirer deadlines shift for Fourth of July

To accommodate Independence Day, The Inquirer will publish one day early on Thursday. Picture deadlines are Monday at nine, other editorial copy Monday at 10, display ads Monday noon, general copy Tuesday noon, and classified ads Tuesday at three.

the Inquirer

Scarsdale Summer Theatre Presents Three Faith Based Plays

Scarsdale Junior High auditorium hosts a three play season under director John Hemmerly. Each work represents a different faith and country with post show discussions led by a priest, Rabbi, and Protestant minister. July 16 Cradle Song. July 30 Tobias and the Angel. Aug 13 Easter. Filmed programs offered on alternate Wednesdays for patrons. Call Recreation Dept Village Hall for details.

Scarsdale John Hemmerly Scarsdale Junior High School G. Martinez Sierra Tobias and the Angel James Bridie

Parking Study Presented to Village Board

Mayor Ralph Keating reported Tuesday night that consultants prepared a parking study for the station area. The board will review the report and make it public at an early date.

Ralph Keating

Village Approves Fenimore Rd Widening Plan

The Village Board votes to widen Fenimore Rd on both sides of the Walworth Ave intersection this summer. Plans call for a thin sliver with trees and wall left intact and left turn lanes. Residents urge traffic light or officer during rush hours.

Fenimore Rd Walworth Ave Reeves Newsom Greenacres Ass'n Brite Ave Howard T. Taylor

Scarsdale Library Announces Summer Closures

The Scarsdale Public Library will close Friday July 4 and Saturday July 5 and will also close at 1 PM on Saturdays in July and August. It will close on Thursdays from July 10 to August 28 due to staffing shortages during the vacation period.

Scarsdale

Village board hears report on Wayside Cottage use

The Junior League of Scarsdale presented a Wayside Cottage activity report noting 32 nonprofit groups used the building this year with low rental fees, and 15 children's groups were welcomed to the historic site.

Junior League of Scarsdale Wayside Cottage

Plan Union Services For Four Scarsdale Churches

Four Scarsdale churches join for summer union services on Sundays in July and August at 9:30 and 11. July services rotate among Greenville Community Reformed Church and Scarsdale Community Baptist Church with nine ministers from England and London parish networks. August services switch to Hitchcock Presbyterian Church and Scarsdale Congregational Church with speakers including Rev. Arden W. Coe and Rev. Canon W. F. P. Chadwick.

Scarsdale Greenville Community Reformed Church Ardsley Rd Scarsdale Community Baptist Church Popham and Autenrieth Rds Hitchcock Presbyterian Church Walworth and Greenacres Ave Scarsdale Congregational Church Heathcote Rd Theodore Brinckerhoff Greenville Community Church W. Griffith-Jones Congregational Union of England and Wales J. A. Figures Lancashire Union of Congregational Union of England and Wales Ralph F. G. Calder International Congregational Council London England Arden W. Coe Arthur E. D. Clipson Whitehall Mission Methodist W. F. P. Chadwick Barking Essex William C. Tuck

Gasoline Station Ordinance Held for Further Study

Village Board discussing proposed zoning amendment on gasoline stations held its decision for more study after lengthy presentations from residents and officials. Mayor Keating noted past actions on Heathcote five corners and referenced Scarsdale rules on non conforming buildings.

Edmund L. Dorman Innes Rd Heathcote Corners Edwin A. de Lima Quaker Center Inquirer Ralph Keating Five Corners Heathcote Scarsdale Boards of Appeal

Red Cross Hours Announced by Scarsdale Chairwoman

Mrs Woodford Matlock chair of the Scarsdale Red Cross announces the office at 24 East Parkway will open from 10 to 12 on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting July 1.

Mra Woodford Matlock Scarsdale American Red Cross East Parkway

Town Club appoints new committee chairmen for coming year

The Town Club announces new board chairmen led by President Theodore Sander Jr. The list includes Bernard Atwood admissions Allen Wilber nominating Norman Collister annual dinner Paul Nottage Boy and Girl Scouts and others. A pay-as-you-go financing study committee is formed with George Rutherford as chairman.

Bernard D. Atwood Allen Wilber Norman J. Collister Paul H. Nottage Robert B. Delany W. Stewart McDonald Ralph K. Rogers Sterling A. Callison Gordon M. Kehler Milton J. Levitt Harold H. Tucker Jules Backman Harry B. Henshel Lloyd W. Durant Herman C. Sturm Bruce C. Robertson Hartselle D. Kinsey Ralph D. Ray George H. Rutherford Sturm Recreation Council Henshel Safety Council Callison Friends of the Scarsdale Library

Greenacres Fourth of July Program Announced

Greenacres Assn lists plans for the Fourth of July at Greenacres School playground starting 9 30 with a flag raising ceremony where Village Trustee David B Mathias will speak and a series of family field events. John M Friedman is general chairman of the committee including Bachman G Bedichek Richard L Driscoll Stanley Frankel Robert R Havill Hamilton Howry Jr Edward D Joseph John S Rubie Arthur R Magrath Arthur Marx Jr Dr Milton Robinson Harvey L Shulman and Clarence Von Glahn. prizes arranged by Mr and Mrs Elias Kittay.

Greenacres Ass'n Greenacres George H. Ropes David B. Mathias John M. Friedman Bachman G. Bedichek Richard L. Driscoll Stanley

Village Board Maps Cohawney Road and Adds Stop Signs

After hearings the Village Board added Cohawney Rd segment between Tompkins Rd and current pavement to the village map and approved full stop signs at Aspen Rd and Benedict Ave with support from Secor Farms Ass'n. The third hearing on a Lawrence Rd storm drain easement by condemnation was abandoned as the owner offered the easement.

Cohawney Rd Tompkins Rd Post Rd Aspen Rd Benedict Ave Secor Farms Ass'n Lawrence Rd

County Planners to Meet on Roadside Development Issues

County Executive Edwin G. Michaelian will convene a joint meeting of county planners and local officials on Monday evening to discuss legal aspects and problems related to real estate developments and shopping centers along county roads. Ninety two officials have been invited, including planning board chairmen, town supervisors, and city and village mayors.

Edwin G. Michaelian Westchester

Greenburgh approves split school tax payment plan

The Greenburgh Town Council approved a part payment plan for school taxes allowing taxpayers to pay the first installment in September and the second in January with only a two percent penalty.

Greenburgh

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Photos By John Gass Twilight Softball League News Index Dr. Anderson Twilight Golf Compton Red Cross Rutherford Greenacres Ass’n Elias Kittay
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