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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1954

Page

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Driver Education Upheld By Large Group At Hearing

Scarsdale residents packed the high school hearing room to support driver education as the Board of Education weighs its future. The board cited economy and rising costs while supporters argued the program reduces accidents and offers insurance savings, urging continued liberal arts emphasis with targeted funding.

Louis Nevins Board of Education Scarsdale Spence Rudolf P. Berle Walter Bennett Ralph Madill Norman Weil Peter Perrine E. W. Dunn B. F. Gates L. J. Weston Raymond Heilpern Julius Rosenthal Murray Koff William L. Butcher George Woods Martin Brennan John Thies Arthur West E. Newton Wilmington

Dean Rusk to Speak At Scarsdale Voters' League Lunch

Dean Rusk of Fenimore Road and head of the Rockefeller Foundation and General Education Board will speak on Some Unfinished Business in our Foreign Relations at the Scarsdale League of Women Voters annual luncheon on Friday March 26 at 12 30 at the Woman's Club. Rusk rose to national prominence in the State Department as Assistant Secretary for United Nations Affairs Deputy Under-Secretary and Deputy Secretary. He is a Georgia native who studied at St John's Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar and later taught government at Mills College. He served in the armed forces from 1940 to 1946.

Scarsdale League of Women Voters Woman's Club Rusk State Dept United Nations Georgia St. John's College Oxford University Mills College Oakland Calif Armed Forces

Village Board Shifts Meeting Dates for Spring

The Village Board votes to move the next meeting to Monday March 23 from the usual second Tuesday. The annual meeting is set for Monday April 5 and the Town Board meeting will occur that date instead of April 13.

Red Cross Appeals Scarsdale Residents For Fund Drive

If you have lived in Scarsdale less than a year you may have missed a letter about the 1954 Scarsdale Campaign Fund. Please send cash or a check to American Red Cross Post Office Box 9 Scarsdale New York. Volunteers answer questions daily Monday through Friday at the Red Cross office 24 East Parkway or by calling Sc 3-2949.

Scarsdale Red Cross American Red Cross N. Y East Parkway

Death Notice of George E. Hubbard Teacher Honored

The Board of Education recorded with sorrow the Feb 24 death of George E. Hubbard a teacher since 1929 in local schools He was a founder of the Music Dept and helped its growth The board praised his service and relations with students parents and colleagues Ira Krupenye of Astoria L I will take over his classes for the rest of the year.

Board of Education George E. Hubbard Ira Krupenye Astoria L. I Mr. Hubbard

North Eastchester Civic Ass'n Buffet Supper Dance At Greenvale

The North Eastchester Civic Association plans a buffet supper and dance at Greenvale School on Saturday March 20. A seven to nine buffet will be in the cafeteria, followed by dancing in the gym with Doug Evans' orchestra providing music. Tables for cards will be available. W L J Conway handles ticket sales.

North Eastchester Civic Ass'n Greenvale Doug Evans W. L. J. Conway Lakeview Ave

Heathcote School Wins National Silver Medal

The Heathcote School designed by Perkins and Will received a national Silver Medal from the Architec Editorials and Church News sections. It is the only school honored this year, with the award noted alongside Society and Sports pages.

Heathcote Perkins & Will Church News Architec Rural League of New York Theatres Woman's Club

Home teaching via telephone aids Scarsdale student

Paula W Nottage, a Scarsdale High seventh grader, underwent spinal surgery and has joined in class via home telephone lessons in English and history while studying Evangeline. Teachers Cone and Eaton provide instruction. tutoring covers French and math. Superintendent Shaw notes districtwide use of homebound services and telephonic teaching to extend student access.

Paula W Nottage Paul Nottage Stonehouse Rd Scarsdale High School Paula John Gass John Cone Randall Holden Archibald B. Shaw

Fluoridation Action Deferred by Village Board

The Scarsdale Village Board postponed fluoridation of the water supply after receiving a report from the public service committee chaired by Robert J. Gordon. The panel recommended fluoridation as an economical and practical dental health program that is beneficial and safe.

Scarsdale Board Public Service Committee Robert 8. Gordon

Johnston Chosen Chairman Of Scarsdale Fund Board

William S. Johnston was elected chairman of the Scarsdale Community Fund and Council at a directors meeting after the annual members meeting at the Scarsdale Woman's Club. Officers named include Jerome Eisner secretary Donald MacPhail treasurer and Henry Schindler assistant treasurer.

William S. Johnston The Scarsdale Community Fund Clarence K. Whitehill C. V. Burt H. John Simmon Jerome A. Eisner W. Putnam Livingston

Easter Seal Appeal Names Humphreys Honorary Chairman

The Westchester Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc names former Mayor Harry E. Humphreys Jr. honorary chairman of its Easter Seal Appeal opening Thursday and running to April 1. Humphreys, president of United States Rubber Company, notes new medical knowledge gives renewed hope to many disabled people.

Harry E. Humphreys, Jr Tompkins Rd United States Rubber Company Humphreys

Taxpayers Bawl Tonight at Edgewood Gym

The Drake Rd Edgewood Association hosts the Taxpayers Bawl this evening at 8 15 in Edgewood gym with games dancing and refreshments. The theme From Riches to Rags honors March 15th Doomsday. No admission charge prizes for clever original costumes. ordinary dress allowed.

Edgewood Drake Rd

School Board Approves Teacher Salary Increases

The Board of Education voted in executive session to raise all teachers' salary schedule maxima by 400 dollars effective July 1 and to boost 1954 55 salaries by 400 dollars. Similar actions were approved for certified staff, with new minima set higher across classes, and the board stated no further salary actions would be taken for the coming year.

Corporal Roger A Steckler Serves With 4th Infantry in Germany

Corporal Roger A Steckler, son of Mr and Mrs Jerome W Blum of Willow Lane, has been promoted while in the 4th Infantry Division. He arrived overseas last March and is part of Headquarters Company as the division undergoes intensive field training with the US Seventh Army in Germany. Steckler attended Hobart College Geneva before enlisting in October 1952.

Roger A. Steckler Jerome W. Blum Willow Lane 4Th Infantry Division Seventh Army Germany Steckler Hobart College Geneva Army

Two High School Department Heads Resign At Board Meeting

Supt Archibald B Shaw announced the resignations of Miss Cleora Sutch Social Studies and Miss Frances Espy Modern Language at the Monday board session. Sutch began teaching history in 1919. the 1916 building once had 179 pupils and nine seniors, now 1429 pupils with about 260 in the graduating class.

Archibald B. Shaw

Mrs. Tuttle Named New President Of Scarsdale Woman's Club

Mrs. Ray C. Tuttle is nominated to succeed Mrs. John B. F. Wood as president of the Scarsdale Woman's Club. Election set for April 14 with a full slate including vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and three-year directors.

Mrs. Tuttle Woman’s Club Ray C. Tuttle Scarsdale Woman's Club John B. F. Wood Walter M. Swertinger Clifford W. Slaybaugh Harold Speed Oscar S. Blinn George W. Walton C. Francis Beatty Norman H. Smeltzer Alberts. Swanson J. M. van Dyk Karl A. Panthen Wilfred J. Brown Benjamin F. Gates Edward R. Huckman Donald BH. Mook Theodore Sander, Jr Tuttle

Heathcote Principal Authorized to Attend Education Conference

Dr. George EB Raab principal of Heathcote School was authorized by the Board of Education on Monday night to attend the Ass'n for Childhood Education annual study conference in St Paul Minnesota from April 18 to 23.

George EB. Raab Heathcote School Board of Education The Ass'n For St. Paul Minn

Beck-Moore Team Wins Not’ Title In Tennis Championship

The national women’s platform tennis championship was won on March 7 at Fox Meadow Tennis Club by Mrs. T Edmund Beck and Mrs. Oscar F Moore who defeated Mrs. William F Koegel and Mrs. John A Schwable 6-1 6-1 to defend their title from 1952 and 1953. 27 teams from clubs in Westchester Connecticut New York Long Island and New Jersey competed. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Schwabler and committee. Semifinalists Percivall Fuller and Ruth Chalmers lost to Koegel and Schwable 9-11 6-4 9-7. Edward Raymond and Peyton Ruxford were defeated by Beck and Moore 6-2 6-4. Consolation winners were Frederick Waterman and John Decker who beat Clifford Couch and Laurence Wood 6-4 6-3.

Fox Meadow T. Edmund Beck Oscar F. Moore William F. Koegel John A. Schwable H. Thomas McGrath Westchester Connecticut New York Long Island New Jersey Schwabler Percivall. Fuller Ruth Chalmers Koegel Schwable Edward Raymond Peyton Ruxford Beck Moore

Building Department Sees Two One Family Home Applications

The Building Dept reports two this week for one family dwellings. Applicants are Victor Hansen of 19 Weaver 5th and Alice Steindler of 80 Cush-

Election Tuesday Polls Open Four to Nine at Firehouse

Polls will be open Tuesday from four to nine at the Firehouse corner of Post and Popham Roads for the annual village election. Trustees candidates are Ralph Keating for Republican party Willard P Scott for Democratic party and John B. Wood for Citizens party seeking two year terms.

Post and Popham Rds Ralph Keating Willard P. Scott John BE. I’. Wood Democratic Citizens

Resident Agency Aids Red Cross Campaign Planning

Raymond Sullivan of Church Lane South presides over SSC&B Inc advertising agency acting as a volunteer task agency for the Red Cross. SSC&B advises on advertising across media and handles overall campaign planning. The firm also lends personnel from copy art TV and radio to support Red Cross efforts and aims to sustain the campaign after planning and production.

Raymond Sullivan Church Lane South Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles, Inc Red Cross Ssc&b

Foul Shooting Contest Ends This Week at Scarsdale High

The annual Scarsdale foul shooting contest for boys and girls ends this weekend at the High School Recreation Center with 172 participants. Division leaders as of March 6 include Nancy Werner 8 of 15 in girls 13 and under, Bob Schoenthaler and Bruce Morrison 9 of 15 in boys 13 and under, Dorothy Gough 13 of 20 in girls 16 and under, Eddie Kassmel Jack Rivchin Bill Halton 18 of 20 in boys 16 and under, Gingie Stein 14 of 25 in girls 19 and under, and Julian Jacobs 17 of 25 in boys 19 and under. Participants may apply this evening or tomorrow.

Scarsdale Nancy Werner Bob Schoenthaler Bruce Morrisson Dorothy Gough Eddie Kassmel Jack Rivchin Bill Halton Gingie Stein Julian Jacobs

Budget Hearing Set by Board for April 5

The Board of Education approved a public hearing on the school budget for Monday April 5 at 8 15 p m. The meeting will be held in the AB gym at the High School and is open to residents and taxpayers.

Board of Education

Quaker Ridge Votes Two-Unit Institution

Quaker Ridge Schools will become a full two-unit K through eighth grade setup next year. District 2 Board of Education authorized adding teachers in seventh and eighth grades, boosting upper grade enrollment support. Psychological services rise 50 percent and new full time remedial and girls physical education staff will be added.

Quaker Ridge Board of Education of District 2

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dinima Wanes Malcolm C. Spence Horace W. Hardy Dean Rusk Voters’ League Fenimore Rd Rockefeller Foundation and General Education North Eastchester Party News Index John Gas Johnston Pocantico New Rochelle Water Co Ardsley Dobbs Ferry Hastings-on-Hudson County Dept. of Health New Rochelle Pelham Villages Bronxville Tuckahoe Eastchester Larchmont Mamaroneck and Harrison American Medical Ass American Dental Ass'n American Water Works Ass US Public Health Service New York State Dept. of Health Westchester Dept. of Health Public Health and Safety Committee Con Amore V. Burt Ferdon Mason, Seward Singer van Riper Gordon Newburgh - Kingston William Easter Seal Appeal Westchester Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Shaw Beck-Moore Resident’s Agency Budget
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