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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1961

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Our Town Overseas Fund Drive Proceeds With Performances

Only about $5,000 has been raised for the Our Town Overseas program from fewer than 500 families. Robert E. Delany says first week returns are discouraging and paid performances are being considered. A 30-person team will travel July 1 to Montreal then England aboard the SS Seven Seas for at least 19 performances in ships and cities including London and Holland.

Robert E. Delany Experiment In International Living Montreal England Seven Seas Our Town London Holland Cosgrove Cosgrove, “We Offer Various Degrees of Help, Dr. Balaban The Family Service

Scarsdale Delays July 4 Celebration Due to Safety Costs

A volunteer committee has canceled this year’s Scarsdale July 4 event over late start concerns and fundraising worries. In 1956 about 25 000 people attended, snarling streets and triggering safety issues. The town club agrees to return to a traditional celebration, with officials requiring policing and cleanup staff and Board of Education permission for Butler Field. The committee plans to redirect efforts to planning for next year’s celebration.

American Korean Foundation Halliday Clark Scarsdale Eugene T. Rogliano Board of Education Butler Field Gordon Hunger

Peets Appointed Dean of Boys at Scarsdale High School

Carl O Peets counselor at Walnut Hills High School Cincinnati Ohio was named third dean of boys at Scarsdale High School effective September 1 announced by Harold Howes superintendent of schools The appointment brings the total deans to six three for boys and three for girls Dr Howe praised Peets for wide experience in corn

Carl 0. Peets Walnut Hills High School Cincinnati Ohio Scarsdale High School Harold Howes Peets Howe

Community Fund Names Chairmen For Campaign

Barton P. Jenks III selects division chairmen Elwood M. Davis Charles F. Savage Earl M. Goldberger and Howard W. Ross to lead central east central eastern and Greenville divisions for the 1961 Scarsdale Community Fund drive. Davis and others bring prior fundraising and civic service. The fund adds the Westchester Association for the Help of the Retarded as the 20th agency.

Barton P. Jenks III School Lane Scarsdale Jenks International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd Lower Manhattan U.S. Army University of Michigan University of Virginia Law School Pitney-Bowes Mr. Davis Pitney-Bowes, Inc Davis and Elkins College West Virginia Living Endowment Community Fund Davis United Fund of Stamford Conn Scarsdale Volunteer Fire Department Savage General Electric Engineers Club Goldberger East Scarsdale Association Heathcote School Ross Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett Elks Club FBI Scarsdale Community Fund Westchester Association Hillside Avenue White Plains

Edgemont Board Approves School Modernization Contracts

Edgemont School Board authorized contracts totaling 215,241 for Seely Place School modernization with bids from Villard Contracting Company 64,360 Henry Raab 37,019 Artie Contracting 52,400 and Domizio Evarts 61,462. A 263,000 set aside anticipates savings near 30,000 after pending unit prices. Nine longstanding Edgemont teachers receive merit promotions of 500 annually.

Edgemont Edgemont School Board Seely Place Villard Contracting Company Henry Raab, Inc Artie Contracting Corporation Domizio and Everts, Inc

Village seeks quiet as board tightens noise rules

Village officials urge residents to curb disruptive sounds with outdoor air conditioners under the village code. May 4 a nursery owner Nick Ciffolillo was fined 25 dollars for ordering an employee to operate a leaf blower creating unnecessary noise. Judge Edward F. Johnson presided.

Alden C. Smith Nicholas Ciffolillo Ciffolillo Edward F. Johnson

Two Acre Zone Receives Final Village Board Approval

The village board approved the two acre AA-1 zoning for large areas of two private golf courses and surrounding parcels after a third hearing and a prior technical error. The decision, originally made March 28, was voided and reheard. Also approved were parking changes on Scarsdale Avenue and Popham Road, plus honoring former Trustee Paul S. Smith with a silver plate. New meter bids were accepted and an planning rule amendment requires up to 10 percent of subdivisions for park land or funds.

Crossway Heathcote Road Edward D. Bolton Harry Winston Charles Levitt Fred Lownfels Scarsdale Avenue The Inquirer Nielsen's Eastchester Town Line Popham Road East Parkway Chase Road Paul S. Smith Board of Trustees Alfred Slaner Ransom Road Secor Farms Hunger Aspen Road Park Lowell J. Tooley Municipal Supply Company Bridgeport Conn Planning Commission Northern Properties, Inc Henry Collins

Scarsdale Family Counseling Service Offers Community Help

The Scarsdale Family Counseling Service provides counseling to troubled individuals and families in the community. It operates as a private nonsectarian agency funded mainly by the Scarsdale Community Fund and serves all Scarsdale families regardless of income.

Scarsdale M. P. Cosgrove General Hospital Victor Balaban Family Service Scarsdale Community Fund Scarsdale Woman's Club Scarsdale Community Service Inc Scarsdale Nursing Service Family Service of Scarsdale, Inc Scarsdale Family Counseling Service Balaban Doris Hosmer Lilo Grothe Zira DeFries Miltiades L. Zaphiropoulos Searsdale Scarsdale High School The Lems

Two Women Named to Quaker Ridge Staff

Quaker Ridge School Board approves probationary teaching appointments for Mrs. Florence Schweitzer and Miss Anne Weldon in September to fill four elementary positions. resignations of Miss Barbara Shotton Miss Phyllis Graham and Jan Arbiter reduce openings. The board also awards a $1350 contract to Lawrence Labriola and Sons for a 500 foot bicycle path and renews bus transportation with Scarsdale Transportation Company. The annual school picnic date in June was announced by Dr James C Jackson.

Quaker Ridge School Board Florence Schweitzer Old Army Road Anne Weldon Tuckahoe Barbara Shotton Phyllis Graham Jan Arbiter

Portrait of a wedding glamour and prep in Inquirer

Inquirer special section explores the excitement of June wedding preparations. A feature highlights a rare Tibetan ground orchid thriving at 9,000 feet in the Himalayas, tied to Richard Langfelder, former Scarsdale resident, now a warden.

Inquirer Himalayas Scarsdale Richard Langfelder

Private Bus Plan for Scarsdale Junior High Students

Parents in Greenacres and Fox Meadow seek a private bus for non eligible students after years of board transport. The 1961 1962 plan aims to cover those west of Post Road and beyond with 40 riders needed to fund the service. Mrs Sanford L Gins leads the effort and says east of Post Road riders would be included.

Greenacres Fox Meadow Board of Education Scarsdale Post Road Drake Road St. Pius X School Sanford L. Gins

Second Bid For Village Site Refused

Hoff Bartholson Music School had a second bid to buy part of Village Hall land and an option to buy the hall and annex. The Villa Board rejected the offer, citing the need to reserve land for snow deposits. The school said it would purchase land gradually if possible.

Hoff-Barthelson Music School Villa Board Post Road Hoff- Barthelson School Music School

Petitioners Granted Two-Week Extension in Scarsdale Land Buy

The Scarsdale Village Board extended two weeks for petitioners seeking to acquire the Scarsdale Company site. Oscar Sachs reports 475 signers representing about $11 million assessed value but remaining clerical work delays completion. If terms fail, the board may seek condemnation to show public need.

Scarsdale Company Oscar Sachs Mr. Sachs Spencer Scott Friends of the Scarsdale Parks Sachs William Shroder

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