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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1964

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Four-College Plan To Hire Indian Teacher For Social Studies

The Board of Cooperative Educational Services BCCES plans to hire Sadri Singh Adhikari from India to teach social studies at Quaker Ridge Greenburgh Irvington and Mamaroneck schools through the International Teacher Program. He will teach Indian history and geography for half a school year once all boards approve and state clearance is obtained.

Quaker Ridge Greenburgh Irvington Hartsdale India Board of Cooperative Education Services Quaker Ridge School Board Sadri Singh Adhikari Martsdale State Department Adhikari BCCES Westchester County Michael Lazorcheck Kings College Penn State Selma Sapir

Hofheimer Willard To Get Town Club Medals of Honor

Scarsdale Town Club to honor Henry Hofheimer Jr and Josiah Willard at its annual meeting at Scarsdale Junior High School. Retiring School Board members Lyford Greene Frank Vargish and Sydney Wertheimer also to be honored. Richard Darrow to become president. other officers and governors-at-large named. Committees discuss government, school board procedures, police and fire protection, and volunteer Fire Dept. support. Twenty four new members to be presented.

Scarsdale Richard W. Darrow Richard F. Hansen William J. Irish Harold H Bennett Donald F. Metz Donald T. Ogilvy Willard B. Dean Henry Hofheimer, Jr Milton J. Levitt Westchester County Metropolitan Regional Council New York Fire Insurance Rating Bureau Village Board Fire Department Citizens’ Committee

Twenty four elected as Town Club members in Scarsdale

The Board of Governors announced that twenty four residents of Scarsdale have been elected to full membership in the Town Club. named members include Robert Adelson Edward Aranow Burnham Finney Michael Fulton Andrew Hartzell David Hirschorn Philip Hobel John Hutton Edwin Jacob Lawrence Johnson Stanley Katz John Keeffe David Levy Richard Livingston Melvin Nelson Edwin Ramendell Herbert Robinson Sabino Rodriguez Jr Glen Ruffner Irwin Smoler Theodore Tragaris Jerome Wall Joseph Walhandler Robert Hoyamin and others.

Scarsdale Board of Governors Robert Adelson Griffen, Ave Edward R. Aranow Brite Ave Burnham Finney Popham Road Michael Fulton Crossway Andrew C. Hartzell East Woods Lane David L. Hirschorn Griffen Ave Philip S. Hobel Donnellan Road John W. Hutton Webster Road Edwin J. Jacob Hampton Road Lawrence M Johnson Wynmer Road Stanley M. Katz Magnolia Road John A. Keeffe Madison Road David J. Levy Paddington Road Richard M. Livingston Melvin J. Nelson Aspen Road Edwin A. Ramendell Herbert Robinson

Scarsdale Meter Maid to Get New Cushman Scooter

At a Board of Trustees meeting Scarsdale plans to outfit Alice J. McHugh with a Cushman three wheel scooter costing about 1500 dollars for use by the Police Department at 3144 dollars. The scooter will speed two meters and park work in fringe areas while a second scooter handles meter repairs.

Scarsdale Alice J. McHugh Board of Trustees Miss McHugh Cushman Herbst Motor Marine Hempstead S.1 Parkers Overhill Association Lockwood Overhill Roads

Walker meeting canceled amid church pressure claims

Westchester Friends of General Walker accuse Trinity Christian School of yielding to left wing smear groups to cancel the program by former Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker. Pastor August W Brustat confirms pressure but cites only threats of picketing and unidentified sources. Col J C Williams calls the cancellation an affront to free speech and notes a regional Lutheran body suggested ending the event.

Trinity Christian School Edwin A. Walker Westchester Friends of General Col. J. C. Williams pro-Walker Gramatan Bronxville Brustat Lutheran Church Gen. Walker Col. Williams America

Five Women From Russia Feted Here

Five Russian women touring the United States as guests of Women Strike for Peace were entertained at a reception by Westchester Women for Peace at the Bernstein home in Edgemont. The visitors, including Nina Bogomolova and Natalia Sergeevna, were previously hosted in the Soviet Union where they hosted 12 American women.

United States Women Strike For Peace Westchester Women For Peace Daniel J. Bernstein Edgemont Soviet Union Nina Bogomolova Soviet Women's Committee Ulisse Ekhine Estonia Serafima Kotova Moscow Natalia Sergeevna New Times Tatyana Tess

Registration Set For New Voters Here June 29

The County Board of Election will send inspectors to Scarsdale the week of June 2 to register residents for the general election. Registration continues June 29 through July 3 from noon to 7 pm at Scarsdale High School Brewster Road entrance. Eligible residents not previously registered or who lost registration by moving or not voting since 1961 may register.

County Board of Election Scarsdale Ethel M. Hyde Scarsdale High School Brewster Road PPR

Public urged to submit ideas on naming joint school board

Scarsdale residents are invited to send suggestions to the School Board Nominating Procedures Study Committee, formed to advise on a possible consolidation of District 1 and District 2 boards. The letter, signed by George M. Szabad and Stanley A. Frankel, urges written contributions to shape a joint nominating system.

the Inquirer George M. Szabad Stanley A. Frankel School Board Scarsdale

Tooley Elected President of New York State City Managers

Scarsdale Village Manager Lowell J. Tooley has been elected president of the City Manager Association of New York State for 1964 65. A 1956 arrival to Scarsdale, Tooley has served as secretary treasurer and is a member of the International City Managers Association. The association comprises 40 communities and conducts multiple meetings yearly. It advances professional public administration through legislative work, information on the City Manager plan, and promoting education in public administration. Tooley, a Wisconsin native and longtime public engineer manager, lives at 111 Spier Road with his wife and four children.

Lowell J. Tooley City Manager's Association of New York State Scarsdale Tooley International City Managers’ Association Grossinger's New York State Conference of Mayors City Managers’ Association Conference of Mayors Albany United States Staunton Sumter Arthur Boniface Edgewood

Grievance Day Set for May 26 on Scarsdale Assessments

The Board of Trustees has set Grievance Day for May 26 to hear complaints on the new tax assessment roll. The public hearing at Village Hall Annex will run four hours from 7 p.m. Copies of the assessment roll and district schedules for Sewer District 1 and Sewer Districts 2 3 and 4 are available at Village Clerk Ethel M Sivde's office during business hours through May 28.

Board of Trustees Village Hall Scarsdale Ethel M. Sivde

District Finalizing Building Plan

The School District No. 1 Board met Monday night to review last minute proposals for the school building program. They allocated 5,000 from the contingency fund for 16 state ordered emergency lighting units and weighed two music tower exhaust options at 6,800 or 10,000 requiring bids. They approved a hot water powered refrigeration unit for the new addition, expected to cut operating costs by about 2,000 annually.

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Parkway Plan May Be Altered To Spare Trees

The county will review a preliminary plan to straighten and widen the Bronx River Parkway from Crane Road to Butler Road after a Town Board meeting and discussions with the Friends of the Scarsdale Parks. The aim is to reduce tree loss on the Butler Woods hemlocks while improving safety amid several accidents and five fatalities in five years.

Bronx River Parkway Crane Road Butler Road Rudolph P. Berle Village Board of Trustees Berle Friends of the Scarsdale Parks Charles E. Pound Parks, Recreation and Conservation Edward Delehanty Department of Public Works Franklin M. Ferdon Edward S. Hand Ogden Road Ferndon Friends Butler Woods Westchester Parks Commission Butler

Student Plea Saves Scarsdale High Grass From Parking

Scarsdale High School will spare the Brewster Road side lawn from becoming a parking area after student Steve Lasser led a campaign with school administration backing. The grassy semi circle by the entrance is a lunch space used by hundreds daily, while the brook side remains unused. Steve, a junior, was appointed by the G.O. as next year's student traffic committee chair.

Brewster Road Scarsdale High School Steve Lasser Steve G.O

Hemmerly Memorial Scholarships Awarded at Scarsdale High

The first Hemmerly Memorial Scholarships were awarded to Timothy Puckett and William Hamlet at Scarsdale High School. The two students will use funds for instrumental study next year, with Puckett pursuing saxophone and concert band preparation and Hamlet focusing on trombone, organ, and trombone instruction.

John Hemmerly Scarsdale High School Robert E. Delany Timothy Puckett William Hamlet Tim Puckett Autenrieth Road Bill Hamlet Madison Road

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