Scarsdale Inquirer Assistant Editor Gance Pomenoy Francn
The Scarsdale Inquirer lists Gance Pomenoy Francn as assistant editor and notes the newspaper’s contact line with the Scarsdale office’s telephone number.
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
2
The Scarsdale Inquirer lists Gance Pomenoy Francn as assistant editor and notes the newspaper’s contact line with the Scarsdale office’s telephone number.
Voters must register under Permanent Personal Registration by August 29 at the Board of Elections in White Plains. To vote in the August Primary on the 12th, enroll in a party by July 11, or change party at the same office. If you move, re register if your new home is in a different local district.
Residents thank Rudolf P. Berle and Alfred H. Phillips as District One Boards of Education conclude terms. Both served as presidents and board attorney during years of controversy and major building programs, with Scarsdale expressing special gratitude.
The Scarsdale Board of Trustees reviews non-conforming use rules for service stations amid traffic concerns in Heathcote. A 1958 plan would extend Business A to allow stations with Board of Appeals oversight, requiring public hearings and findings on traffic safety and neighborhood impact.
Botts won the final 7 5 after a comeback to take the singles title at the Compton tournament memorialized for Randolph P. Compton. He and the runner-up then beat top seeds Ron Picket and Leslie Moglen 6 2 5 10 7 5 to claim the doubles crown.
June 19 graduation at Quaker Ridge School Scarsdale District 2 for 54 graduates. Rabbi David Greenberg gave invocation and benediction. class officers read history will and prophecy. Dean Rusk addressed as Rockefeller Foundation president. Dr. Elliot Oppenheim presented diplomas. gift presented by Frederick Lowenfels.
The Scarsdale High School 1958 graduation honors list includes salutatorian Susan Kimball and valedictorian Nancy Tew with a wide cohort of graduates. The ceremony recognizes a large group of graduates with numerous named individuals across categories including honor graduates and August candidates.
The proposed ordinance is described as a step toward improving area conditions, acknowledging past shortcomings while framing the measure as the start of essential improvements for the village.
On June 18 the Board of Appeals in the Village Hall Annex granted three variances and denied one. Daniel Schwarz’s request to extend the rear of 24 Stratton Rd toward the rear lot line was denied. Evens, Rescigno, Perrazzo and Dannett received approvals for property and pool installations with frontage or setback adjustments.
On June 19 Patrolman Theodore LePicki of the Scarsdale Police Dept was injured after his motorcycle struck a hidden excavation on Church Lane. He skidded and turned over, sought help from a nearby resident, and was taken to White Plains Hospital for treatment.
Martin H. Sherwin of Fairview Road was installed as president of the Rotary Club of Scarsdale at a June 26 meeting at Scarsdale Inn. He succeeds Albert J. Carlson. officers installed include Walter Korn theuer vice president Arthur B. Kellen secretary Henry J. Zehder treasurer Charles Beattie Carlson directors Donato Pascale sergeant at arms and Leo Braun Jr assistant sergeant at arms. Dr Joseph A Burgun of Bronxville Rotary District 723 governor acted as installing officer.
Fifty teams braved rain for the Scarsdale Golf Club 60th anniversary member-guest event. Winners were Henry McClintock and Herb Holden of Whippoorwill with 33 35 68. A four way tie for second included Jack L Minner Ben G Simon D Robert Parman Clifford N Parsells Robert Y Barham and Willard K Youngblood with 34 35 69. Harvey Cash of Pelham won nearest to the pin on five. On Sunday Larry Jones and Stanley Dow tied for 72 in the 18 hole medal play.
Joseph F. Mink of Nelson Road recently earned the Associate in Applied Sciences in dairy products technology from Delhi Tech, marking completion of his degree studies.
At a Vil lage Board meeting Mrs. Simon Breines urged replacement for trees felled on East Parkway and other spots. She criticized trucks at East Parkway and Christie Place for defacing the main street calling the site an itinerant abattoir. Village Manager Reeves New som said attempts to replace trees are under way though soil limits growth. He blamed alley shortages for unloading issues and noted no solution yet.
Last week at 4:30 the local government weather station on Popham Road logged daily high and low temperatures. Readings by John J. Kappes show June 18 73/44, June 19 71/54, June 20 62/52, June 21 65/54, June 22 76/56, June 23 73/52, June 24 77/50. Precipitation totals: 0.06 on June 18, 0.25 on June 19, 0.34 on June 20, 0.10 on June 21, 0.40 on June 22.
On June 19 the County Board of Acquisition and Contract approved selling a 3,581 square foot tract at the corner of Tibbetts Road and McLean Avenue Yonkers to Franklin Geltman for 3600 dollars. The bid was the highest and the sale occurred at the County Office Building.
Six people were injured in a two car crash at Heathcote Road and Crossways on June 21. Albert Osman of Heathcote Road and Mrs. Mabel Hyatt of New Rochelle were drivers. Passengers including Mrs. Osman and two children suffered leg injuries and head lacerations. Yvonne Bellew of Islip was the most seriously hurt and required hospital care at White Plains Hospital.
Health Dept reports one chicken pox case two German measles eight measles and one mumps in Scarsdale for the week ending Saturday June 21. Local officials urge vaccination and awareness to prevent outbreaks.
Bonnie Briar Club’s Miss Lois Hallager claimed low gross with 43 43 86 at Wy kagyl on June 19 in the Women's Westchester Fairfield event. Mrs. Frank Noettling of Scarsdale Golf Teens was low net with 90 11 79.
Greenvale School celebrated the largest sixth grade class to graduate, with 65 students marching in the ceremony on June 19 in the auditorium. The program featured a theme Our Heritage in Prose and Poetry and included performances by a student orchestra and multiple soloists and ensembles.
Loyd Maeder announces a new traffic manual enforcing state standards for all municipal roads. The rules disallow angle parking on state highways unless authorized and update signage, lane markings, and signal operation to ensure uniform safety across towns.
The Eastchester Library’s Adult Room gains two major gifts from local civic groups a custom-made fireplace set from the California Ridge Ass'n and leather arm chairs from the Huntley Civic Ass'n. Eastchester residents in the Scarsdale area donate new books, including Mrs. F. F. Brite Mrs. Rosetta Gorn Mrs. K. R. Schmidt Craig Manning and Mrs W. J. Kelley, with books to be displayed for a week before circulation.
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