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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1962

Page

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Teens Seek Village Teen Center In Scarsdale

A 17 member teenage committee delivers a petition with over 1000 signatures to the Scarsdale Village Board urging a recreation center. They propose using the former Scarsdale Supply site on Heathcote Road and volunteer to help with painting fundraising and setup. The group aims for open hours including weekday afternoons Fridays Saturdays and Sundays and seeks active student involvement in creation and management.

Village Board Janet Clark Susan Reichert Scarsdale Supply Company Heathcote Road

Williams to speak at Scarsdale Democratic dinner dance

U.S. Senator Harrison A Williams Jr Democrat of New Jersey will address Scarsdale Democrats at Schrafft's Eastchester on May 25. He arrives from Washington for the cocktail hour and will return after the event. The dinner supports Kennedy's program with transportation measures.

U.S Harrison A. Williams, Jr New Jersey Washington Scarsdale Schrafft Eastchester Williams Arthur A. Levin New Jersey Democrat Senate Kennedy Democratic Town Committee Leonard Kane Democratic Club Morton H. Linett Millard Rothenberg Birchall Drive Joseph D. Rubin Sandor Mark Herbert L. Horn Robert B. Greenes Levin Emil Powell Senator Williams Kane

A S Wilber Named Head Hospital Fund Division

The Scarsdale Benefactors Division of White Plains Hospital’s building fund campaign will be led by Allen S. Wilber, a retired Appleton-Century-Crofts VP and Scarsdale Library board president. Penny lauds his civic record as team captain and lists 250 volunteers aiding in soliciting Benefactor gifts.

Scarsdale White Plains Hospital Building Fund Allen S. Wilber Everett J. Penny Wilber Appleton-Century- Crofts Co New York Scarsdale Public Library Town Club Scarsdale Golf Club Mr. Wilber Richard M. Lederer Brian Mead Martin Sherwin Gibson M. Allen Stephen L. Angell Harold H. Bennett Paul J. Braidwood Philip L. Carret Alan T. Christie Raymond W. Corwin Ronald A. Craw Irwin B. Crosman Lloyd A. Dille Charles H. Dyson Earle Gatehell Edward 8. Hand John Hl. Hearne Grady Jensen George M., Knebel Carl K. Lenz James R. Lyttle William O. Mehlich Karl A. Panthen E. B. Phillips Marvin W. Satz C. Russell Shetterly Fred F. Sweeton Stuart N. Updike

Reid Given Gala Tour of Village by Scarsdale Group

Ogden Reid, Republican candidate for Congress from the 26th district, toured Scarsdale this morning with the Scarsdale Citizens for Ogden Reid. The two hour session included handshakes at Scarsdale Station, a stop at Edgewood School, a coffee and luncheon, and a tour of the village. The party also visited the home of Murray Snyder and a fourth grade class studying local historic homes.

Ogden Reid Purchase Scarsdale Scarsdale Station Mr. Reid Edgewood School Alfred P. Slaner Murray Snyder 156 Brite Avenue Snyder White House Reid Mary

Merit Pay Deferred by District 2

The Quaker Ridge Board will not adopt a formal merit pay plan at present following the Advisory Committee on Professional Compensation. The panel recommended recognizing teachers through projects and time off for study, plus reimbursements for extra work. The board also approved participation in educational television channel 13 programs starting in September with a small assessment.

Quaker Ridge Quaker Ridge Board Howard M. Pack Melvin Nelson Daniel Jacobson Jean Little John Davies Barbara Marks Charles Levitt Elliott Oppenheim Alan Hut Edwin de Lima Murray Steyer State Education Department

Scarsdale Board Likely to Add Pool Referendum Next Fall

Scarsdale School Board President Josiah Willard indicated Monday night that a separate fall vote on a high school swimming pool is likely. Superintendent Harold Howe II said many letters, mostly from village organizations, support a pool adjunct to the high school program.

Josiah Willard Scarsdale Willard Harold Howe II Howe

What’s Cooking Ma Robin Seeks Food Amid Nest in View

A week-old baby robin outside a journalist’s window signals springtime drama as Mother Robin surveys the area for meals. The belabored brood includes two other mouths to feed while the parent assesses the terrain for edibles. Further developments on Page 4.

Robin

Time To Decide on Teen Center

Editorial notes on youth facilities with a call for action and debate. Local Express previews spring memory features and three art shows reviewed by Noel Frackman, highlighting cultural events and community priorities.

Teen Center Noel Frackman

Dyke Brown to Address Scarsdale High Graduates

Dyke Brown of 75 Huntington Avenue as vice president of the Ford Foundation and Scarsdale School Board member will be the main speaker at Scarsdale High School commencement on June 22. About 310 seniors are expected to graduate. Brown previously led Ford policy studies and now oversees urban and regional programs, youth development, economic development, administration, aging and population. He is a UC Berkeley graduate, Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, and Yale Law School alumnus. he served in the Navy in 1942.

Dyke Brown Huntington Avenue Ford Foundation Scarsdale Scarsdale High School Foundation Brown Ford California Mr. Brown University of California At Berkeley Rhodes Oxford University England Yale Law School Navy Yale

Hearing on Hoff-Barthelson School estate use continues

More than 150 residents attended the second Zoning Board hearing on Hoff-Barthelson School's bid to use the Eastman Estate at 121 Mamaroneck Road. The session at Dyckman Hall lasted three hours and was adjourned to a likely May meeting after supporters and opponents spoke, with discussions focusing on contract terms and financing.

Hoff-Barthelson School Zoning Board of Appeals Music School Eastman Mamaroneck Road Hoff-Barthelson Dyckman Hall

Mrs Warner Chosen for Friendly Town Fresh Air Fund

Mrs. Kent F Warner was named chairman of the Friendly Town Committee of the Fresh Air Fund to host underprivileged New York City children ages 5 to 12 in Scarsdale homes for two week stays this summer. The Fund covers transportation and care. dates run June 23 to July 12 and July 12 to 26 with possible alternates.

Kent F. Warner Friendly Town Fresh Air Fund New York City Scarsdale Earl L. Dibble Ernest L. Inwood John J. Harrison Louis W. Hall John HM. Hearne Friendly Town Committee Advision Edgemont

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