Staff Changes Reported To School District 1 Ed
School Board hears retirement notices and new appointments at open session. Longtime staff including Irene A. Fike Jane Van Male Geneva M. Stiehl and Gloria Finnegan depart. Dr. Wallace Sheridan to be replaced by Dr John Cannon as medical officer. Edward A. Raymond named assistant medical officer. evening meeting notes 15 teaching positions remain to fill. Board thanks Supt Shaw for his candidate selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquirer
Board of Education
Irene A. Fike
Jane van Male
Geneva M. Stiehl
Greenacres School
Archibald B. Shaw
Gloria Finnegan
Boston
P. Oram Smith, Jr
Wallace M. Sheridan
Florence M. Hetzler
Sheridan
John Cannon
Edward A. Raymond
Walworth Ave
Jacob I. Aronson
Mount Vernon
Marion Cowan
Mass
Nancy Currier
Great Neck
Warren Goodie
Wollaston
Evangeline Munday Galas
Metuchen
N.J
Eleanor Griffith
Cambridge
Jane Iserman
Willowick
Ohio
Carl A. Ladensack
Detroit
Mich
Ralph V. Ricci
Saratoga Springs
Kenneth Uveda
Floral Park
Shaw
Alfred H. Phillips
Altieri to Lead Post 52 Election at Memorial Clubhouse
Gene J. Altieri of Colchester Hall is nominated to be Commander of Post 52 American Legion for the coming year. The May 2 meeting at the Memorial Clubhouse on Marmaroneck Road approved a complete slate of officers and delegates to county events to be voted on at the June 6 Post meeting, with names including Limbacher Shuttleworth Crist Levelle Woehrle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene J. Altieri
Colchester Hall
American Legion
Memorial
Mamaroneck Rd
Westchester County
Memorial Ass'n
Charles P. Luce
Lawrence A. Willows
Thomas O'Donnell
George E. Leveille, Jr
Thomas Maloney
Altieri
Albert G. Woehrle
Richard B. Limbacher
Vernis K. Shuttleworth
James A. Crist
George B. Levelle Jr
Mr. Woehrle
Willows
Leveille
Charles W. Bucks, Jr
Danie Leeds
Mr. Mahony
Donald F. Metz
Evrene T. Rogliano
Robert W. Auld
Thomas J Petrucelli
Seymour Milstein
Church News and Society Pages Highlight Local Events
The index lists sections across the paper including Church News on pages 18 and 19, Editorials on page 12, Schools on pages 18 through 15, Society on page 16, Theatres on page 22, and Woman's Club on page 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Weekend dog leash rule enforcement warning issued
Police Dept warns that the leash ordinance is enforced seven days a week from eight to five and intensifies weekend enforcement efforts to curb violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Dept
Doorbell Drive for Cerebral Palsy Fundraiser
A Westchester one room school run by United Cerebral Palsy seeks support for cerebral palsy education and training. Tony, from Harrison, wears braces and uses a four point gait as volunteers plan to ring Scarsdale area doors Monday evening for contributions. CP affects about six in 100000 births, with an estimated 1600 victims in Westchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Little Red
Westchester
United Cerebral Palsy
Westchester County
Tony
Scarsdale
UCP
Urge Land Purchase Letters Referred to Village Board
Letters from Dr Gerard Fountain Ridgecrest East and Mrs Henry A Samton Ogden Rd urging purchase by the village of the remainder of the Eastman estate on Mamaroneck Rd for public use were referred by Acting Mayor Robert S Gordon on Tuesday night to the Village Board acting as a committee of the whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Fountain
Ridgecrest East
Henry A. Samton
Ogden Rd
Eastman
Mamaroneck Rd
Robert S. Gordon
Winners in Scarsdale Art Ass'n Spring Exhibit
Three first prizes announced for Scarsdale Art Association 18th annual Spring Exhibition open May 20 at the Woman's Club. Winners: A Friend by Billie Pretzfield in portraits, Shasta Daisies by Nina Lincoln in oils, Child by Nancy Callaway in water color. Second prizes and honorables named. many other works highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Art Ass'n
Woman's Club
Billie Pretzfield
Nina Lincoln
Nancy Callaway
Nancy
Georges. Callaway
Scarsdale Art Center
Walter Langsdorf
Jean Dognin
Ruth A. Young
Laurie
Elizabeth Horn
Mildred Greene
Esther Rosner
Bertha Cannold
Mary Howard
Mildred M. Melzer
Eline McKnight
Viisenhimer
Michael Heller
strong‘Cotton Mills
Columbus
Georgia
Ruth Durlacher
Christopher Columbus
Elvira Hyatt
Carol Blanchard
Lloyd Beveridge
Carolyn Keating
Anne Carlson
Babette O. Langsdorf
Philip M. Brody
Alice Valenstein
Sailor
Olin Stephens
Alice Busing
Rosamond Wollcott
Wallace Wollcott
Melinda
Beverly Yunich
the Tetons
John Scott Williams
Across the Bay
Gertrude S. Gulick
Fox Meadow
Walter Pleuthner
Robert
Nan Greace
Ana
the Fisherman
Temple Receives 1956 Journalism Award at Columbia Alumni Dinner
Alan H. Temple of Paddington Road executive vice president of First National City Bank is honored with one of three 1956 Alumni Association awards for distinguished service to journalism. The presentation occurred Tuesday at the Carnegie Endowment Center in New York. Temple earned his journalism degree from Columbia in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan H. Temple
Paddington Rd
First National City Bank
Commerce and Finance
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia University
Carnegie Endowment Center
New York
Temple
Columbia
Town Club Approves 1956 57 Officers and Election
Town Club at Scarsdale High School plans voting on seven officers three governors at large seven admissions committee and five nominating committee members at Thursday evening meeting led by president Karl Finsterbusch. Medals, reports and nominations from the April board meeting mark the event with new members to be welcomed at the May 17 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Club
Scarsdale High School
Karl Finsterbusch
John E. F. Wood
Scarsdale Board of Trustees
Henry L. Shuldener
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
William L. Butcher
Harold H. Bennett
E. Ray Broenniman
Theodore B. Goetz
Donald H. Ogilvy
William J. Irish
Mr. Finsterbusch
John W. Gardner
Henry T. Lipman
Edward 8. Hand
Scarsdale
David H. Buchanan
Karl Dahlem
Clemends A. Erdahl
Maurice E. Fischer
Arnold Hart
Roy F. Penman
Don, K. Price
Jerome L. Seelig
Sydney M. Spector
Robert M. Thomas
Joseph Tubin
Johnnie M. Walters
Mr Lee Elected President of Cotswold Ass'n
Hampton Lee of Haddon Rd was elected president of the Cotswold Association at its annual meeting. Al bert L Tidwell of Medford Lane will serve as secretary, Walter Close of Campden Rd as treasurer, with executive committee members Otto B Reimer Charles Nodder Laurence I Wood Rolliston W Linscott Jr and Henry M Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Lee
Haddon Rd
Cotswold Ass'n
Lee
Albert L. Tidwell
Medford Lane
Walter Close
Campden Rd
Otto B. Reimer
Kempster Rd
Charles Nodder
Ardsley
Laurence I. Wood
Inverness
Rolliston W. Linscott, Jr
Withington
Henry M. Baer
Inverness Rd
Egan Committee Led by Erling Nelson Opposes Dooley in Primary
Erling Nelson of Scarsdale claims county committee backers push loyalty tests to oppose Dooley in the June 5 Republican primary for Congress in the 26th District. Nelson says Dooley was not the party choice and received only three of 21 votes at the Scarsdale committee. He argues Scarsdale backs Edward J. Egan as the superior candidate and rejects a loyalty test as the measure of party fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erling Nelson
Eastwoods Lane
Nelson
Scarsdale
Egan
Edward J. Egan
Larchmont
Congress
26Th
Independent Citizen's Committee
Mr. Dooley
Dooley
Republican Party
Republican County Organization
Scarsdale Committee
Russia
Republican Town Committee
U.S. Congress
Fox Meadow Ass'n elects new governors at annual meeting
At the Fox Meadow annual meeting on April 30 at Fox Meadow School, members elected George Breckwoldt, Mrs. Vincent duVigneaud, John G Treacy and Albert J. Young Jr as governors. Harry G. Liese was re elected president with Gordon Blanchard as VP Ruth Littman as secretary and Milton J Levitt as governor. The group urged village officials to study land acquisition to maintain open space for parks. The new Junior High will have one baseball diamond and one soccer area. Arthur E Littman to represent the association on the Safety Council replacing Mendleson who moves South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Meadow Ass'n
Fox Meadow
George Breckwoldt
Vincent duVigneaud
John G Treacy
Albert J. Young
Karl Finsterbusch
Joseph P. Anderson
Harry G. Liese
Gordon Blanchard
Ruth Littman
Harry C. Landwehr
Milton J. Levitt
Alan N. Mendleson
Arthur E. Littman
Liese
Association
Safety Council
Mendleson
Peckham Road Corp Wins Bid for Mamaroneck Road Project
The Peckham Road Corp of White Plains secured the contract to widen and pave Mamaroneck Road north of Catherine Road for $19,678.50 after submitting the lowest bid at the village board meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckham Road Corp
White Plains
Mamaroneck Rd
Catherine Rd
Neighbors Protest Use of Brown Road Property
Residents protest the use of Brown Road property as a dumping site. Village Waste Department announces collection rules for tree limbs and shrubbery, limited to five feet, tied in bundles, placed near waste containers for the same trucks that collect ashes, bottles, and cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Waste Dept
Purchase of Land Sought for Art Center Complicates zoning
Village Board discusses use of 74 Brown Rd for an Art Center after the Board of Appeals disapproved it. Residents protest current Noble Van storage operations with large moving vans, yard parking, and traffic disruption. Concerns cite nonconforming use, real estate impact, and creeping paralysis. Officials refer the matter to the law committee with village manager and attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Rd
Board of Appeals
Oscar S. Blinn
John Topliffe
Alexander Vaccaro
Gustave Mahler
Noble van & Storage Co
Thomas Fagan
Richard A. Tilden
Tilden
I. Seymour Wolper
Chesterfield Rd
Wolper
Mr. Fagan
Noble van Co
Robert S. Gordon
Willard P. Scott
Fagan
Art Center
Noble Company
Mr. Tilden
Arthur O'Keefe
Bramley Heights Ass'n
Henry Placek
Gordon
Adoption Service Topic Set For May Meeting In Scarsdale
Scarsdale residents will hear about Westchester Adoption Service on May 23 at 8 30 PM in the Girl Scout House. Miss Marian McBee will discuss Adoption Services in Westchester and the program is hosted by the Community Council Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Westchester
Marian McBee
Community Council Committee
Girl Scout House
Adoption Service of Westchester, Inc
Westchester Council of Social Agencies
Earle McBride
New York City
Waring Willis
Bronxville
William Radebaugh
Hartsdale
Gerard Fountain
Charles F. Hazelwood
Dana Bigelow
Fred Rudge
John Ricketts
Robert Guibord
Leonard Shankman
Miss McBee
National Ass'n For Mental Health
University of Washington
Smith School of Social Work
Community Council
Red Cross Campaign Reaches Its $38500 Goal
Red Cross campaign chair Paul T. Sullivan reports Scarsdale met a $38500 quota on May 3 with an average gift of 12. Donations included several of 500 and 250 and many of 100. Of 6200 letters sent, 41 percent responded, up 10 percent from last year though 59 percent gave nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Red Cross
Paul T. Sullivan
Sullivan
Power for Peace on NBC linked to Szaniawski live TV salute
Col Edward Szaniawski's Elgin Air Force Base outfit features in a Wide Wide World segment about Armed Forces Week. The program airs Sunday 4 to 5 30 PM on NBC Channel 4 and includes simulated atomic detonations, a B 17 interception, and guided missile firings. Szaniawski is son of Mr and Mrs Henry Szaniawski of White Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Szaniawski
Elgin Air Force Base
Florida
America
Nbc-Tv
Channel 4
Col. Szaniawski
Henry Szaniawski
White Rd
Health report shows local varicella and other illnesses
Health Dept records for Scarsdale in the week ending May 5 report one chickenpox case seven German measles five measles twelve mumps one whooping cough and two strep throat incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Health Dept
Swimming Pools Regulation Considered By Scarsdale Board
Fox Meadow Association urges Scarsdale Village Board to study regulating private pools. Acting Mayor Gordon referred the letter to the law committee. The association warns pools are attractive nuisances to children and disturb peace up to 100 yards from homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
Fox Meadow
Robert S. Gordon
Scarsdale
Grievance Day Hearing Set For Village Assessments
The Village Board will hold a public hearing on Grievance Day for village and sewer district assessments on Wednesday May 23 from seven to 11 p.m. The board also holds its regular meeting the prior evening at 8 15.
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G. J. Altieri
News Index
Ray Hoover
Tony DiLuccia
John Gass
Mr. Lee
Cotswold Ass
John Gausers
Ruby F. Griffiths
Greenville Garden Club
William C. Hough
Edgemont Hgh
J. W. Gates
Edgemont-Greenville
Seely Place School
Harry Liese
Health Report
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