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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1955

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55 Scarsdale Cancer Crusade Opens Today by Letter Appeal

The 1955 Scarsdale Cancer Crusade begins with mail appeals to Scarsdale residents and nearby Westchester areas. The Westchester Cancer Committee aims to exceed $15,000, building on a record $18,598.08 last year, with a strong base of contributors.

Scarsdale Cancer Crusade Scarsdale The Westchester Cancer Committee Bronx River Parkway George B. Clifton Olcott Mr. Ullman National Cancer Foundation Cancer Crusade New York City Westchester New Rochelle Hospital Cancer Committee Westchester County Medical Ass'n

Seven Churches Plan Good Friday Three Hour Service

Seven Protestant churches join for a three hour Good Friday devotion from noon to 3 pm at Community Baptist Church Popham and Autenrieth Ads with nine Scarsdale ministers. The service is divided into six 30 minute periods each focusing on Passion themes with organist Frank H Dunsmore directing music. Participating churches include Grace Evangelical Lutheran Greenville Community Hitchcock Memorial Redeemer Lutheran Scarsdale Congregational and St Pauls Methodist Hartsdale.

Community Baptist Church Popham and Autenrieth Simon Cyrene Jesus Scarsdale Frank H. Dunsmore Baptist Church Grace Evangelical Lutheran Greenville Community Hitchcock Memorial Redeemer Lutheran Scarsdale Congregational St. Paul's Methodist Church of Hartsdale

Memorial Fund Asks Donations For Mrs W Redford Alves

A memorial fund in Longview supports the Edgemont High School library in memory of Mrs W Redford Alves who died two years ago. The Longview Assn voted a contribution last week and donations may be sent to John Kasten 40 Byron Place.

Recreation Sports Award Ceremony Tomorrow at Two

The 7th annual Recreation Sports Award ceremony at Scarsdale High School will feature exhibitions in girls basketball fencing and table tennis and wrestling events. Winners and runners up will receive awards from the recreation committee with honors for fathers leagues and coaches across football basketball and baseball. Oscar awards will be presented by Harry Ford as sponsors and refreshments provided by Coca Cola and Heinzinger.

Scarsdale High School Scarsdale Recreation Dept Stewart Reuter Doc Edwards Richard Leonards Kenneth Rich Happy Heavers Edgemont Starstreamers Harriette Krantz Ralph Keating Herman C. Sturm Harold J. Austin James E. Spencer Edgewood Emanuel Shapiro Fox Meadow Bud Corn Greenacres Gregory Potter I.H.M Sydney Katz Quaker Ridge Jules Wacht Heathcote Harry Ford Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce Scarsdale Fathers’ Central Committees Quaker Ridge Dad's Clubs Immaculate Heart of Mary School Fox Meadow Dad's Club Heathcote Dad's Club Edgewood Athetic Ass'n Greenacres Ass'n Scarsdale Rotary Club Coca-Cola ‘Bottling Company Benjamin J Steve Heinzinger

Subcommittee On UN Charter To Hear In Westchester

County Executive James D. Hopkins invites the U S Senate Subcommittee on the United Nations Charter to hold a public hearing in Westchester. He welcomes Senator Walter F. George and informs NYS Senators Irving M. Ives and Herbert H. Lehman and Representatives Ralph A. Gamble and Ralph W. Gwinn of the invitation. The panel aims to consider proposals to amend or modify international peace organizations including the United Nations.

James D. Hopkins US Senate Westchester Georgia Walter F. George Senate Hopkins NYS Irving M. Ives Herbert H. Lehman Ralph A. Gamble Ralph W. Gwinn George New York

Planning Group Recommends Heathcote By Pass and Zoning Changes

The Planning Commission向to the Village Board filed March 18 recommends a by pass to reduce through traffic and zoning changes for Heathcote corners. Preliminary cost estimates total 200000 to 250000, including right of way and engineering. The plan cites traffic congestion at the five point intersection, inadequate parking, and potential development of five acres at Wilmot and Heathcote, plus land east of Heathcote Rd. and north of Palmer Ave. The commission notes through traffic dominates daylight hours and urges removal of through traffic via village right of way, with a final report to be continued.

Heathcote Corners Planning Commission Wilmot and Heathcote Rd Scarsdale Supply Co Palmer Ave Heathcote Mamaroneck Rd East Scarsdale Ass'n Intercommunity Zoning Council Frederick P. Fox Middle Heathcote Ass'n Enginers Reeves Newsom Five Corners Long Island Sound White Plains Larchmont New Rochelle

Scarsdale Honors 1954-55 Youth Basketball Winners

The Scarsdale Recreation Dept and partners wrap a season with 1,450 players in 114 teams, playing 550 games from January to March. Boys and girls champions span grades 4 through open division, with 4th Tornadoes and 12th Blimey Boys among top teams. notable organizers include Sturm and Austin.

Scarsdale Recreation Dept Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce Dad's Clubs Tornadoes Hornets Bullets Hellcats Green Giants Speedsters Globetrotters Knickerbockers Scobdes Goons Ball Hawks Blimey Regals Hooksters Shooting Stars

Mayor's Estimate Filed 33c Tax Rate Raise

The Board of Supervisors approved by 33 to five to purchase the 125 acre Dunwoodie golf course in Yonkers for a county public course. Opponents argued the land would be removed from taxable property and hinder development.

Board of Supervisors Dunwoodie Yonkers

Nominations for District Two Board of Education

Mrs. Edwin A. deLima and Alfred P. Slaner are nominated by the district two nominating committee chaired by Theodore Tannenwald Jr for election at the annual district meeting on May 38. deLima seeks a full three year term, Slaner a two year vacancy fill due to Everett E. Elting's resignation.

Edwin A. deLima Alfred P. Slaner Board of Education Theodore Tannenwald, Jr deLima Slaner Everett E. Elting Tannenwald Frederick Lowenfels Ira Mendel Irving Kern John Flanagan Joseph Ballinger John R. Menke George Mead Frank J. Vargish PTA Howard Pack

Shrew at Scarsdale High Tonight and Tomorrow

Scarsdale High School presents The Taming of the Shrew tonight and tomorrow in the school auditorium. Director John Hemmerly notes over 100 students share duties for the comedy with vaudeville elements and musical acts. Cast includes Susan Leech as Kate and Richard Foreman as Petruchio with Lucy Novotny and Mary Charlion featured musicians. Tickets from the high school office or box office before 8 30 p.m. shows.

John Hemmerly Scarsdale Lucy Novotny Mary Charlion Susan Leech Petruchio Richard Foreman

Sydney R. Katz Elected Chairman of Recreation Baseball League

Sydney R. Katz of Colonial Rd. was chosen chairman of the fathers central baseball committee for the Recreation Baseball League season, succeeding O B Helffrich. Area chairmen include Edward S. McKay Gregory Potter Emanuel Shapiro Mickey J Adams Joseph G Wiedman S W Jones Jr Sidney I Ehrlich and Albert Giannini. 915 boys played last year on 71 teams with practice set for April 2 9 and 16 and league play beginning April 23. May 21 games were canceled at Boy Scouts request for a camporee.

Sydney R. Katz Colonial Rd Fathers’ Central Mr. Katz O. B. Helffrich Edward S. McKay Greenacres Gregory Potter IHM Emanuel Shapiro Fox Meadow Mickey J. Adams Quaker Ridge Joseph G. Wiedman Edgewood Boy Scouts

Health record shows two chicken pox and four measles

The county Health Dept reports no other illnesses in the past week. Two chicken pox cases and four measles were the only blemishes on the local health record, according to the department.

Incoming Board Plans Budget Study After Public Hearing

Budget estimates by Mayor Theodore Sander Jr forecast a 33 cent per thousand increase in assessed value and a tax rate rise from 14.73 to 15.06. Total expenditures rise to 1,699,500, with net assessments up to 359,500. Operations costs climb about 79,200, including 200 staff with merit raises and hospital costs. Capital outlay grows 26,000 to 331,000 for highway resurfacing and street work. Water sales hit a record 209,139. no new pumps planned, and water rate kept at 1943 level despite district losses to Greenburgh April 28.

Theodore Sander, Jr Police Public Works Village Schumacher Estate Water Department Sander Edgemont Cotswold Greenville Green

Village Board Holds Statutory Meeting Monday At Eight

The new Village Board meets Monday at the Village Hall Annex to elect Mayor Willard P. Scott and trustees David Mathias and H. Lee Nelson. A public hearing on staggering Board of Appeals terms is planned with terms expiring next Monday. appointments may fill one year and two three year terms.

Post and Drake Rds Willard P. Scott David Mathias H. Lee Nelson Scott Board of Appeals

Weather Log Shows Wide Temperature Swings This Week

Local government station at Popham Rd reports daily highs and lows at 4 30 pm from March 23 to March 29. Reading ranges span 65 to 26 degrees with notable values including 50 82 165 29 52 81 and 42 32 138 22 48 24 45 26. Precipitation totals include 0.05 on March 28 0.01 on March 25 0.58 on March 26 and traces on other days.

Popham Rd John J. Kappes

Scarsdale Bank Wins School Bonds Bid at 1.6 Percent

Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Co. was the successful bidder on $32,000 Town of Scarsdale Union Free School District No. 2 bonds offered on March 28. The bank quoted an interest rate of 1.6 percent for bonds maturing from 1955 to 1963. There were three other bidders for this issue.

Scarsdale National Bank and ‘Trust Co Town of Scarsdale Union

Also Mentioned on This Page

News Index Woman's Club U.N. Charter Harrison, Ballard and Allen Leoca Hmseathcote Harold Austin Recreation Dept Basketball Area Belmont Corn Greenlacres Sidney Katz Jules L. Wacht Heathcote Hurricanes Bernie Krosney Kathryn Headley Linda Schneider Linda Reuter Ellen Hoffheimer Pat Walters Barbara Fein Nancy Foley Carole Wolf Bonnie Geffen Jane Denton Ginny Sacks Bonnie Smith Jocelyn Heye Constance Krosney Joan Flesch Barbara White Jane Weinberg Heathcote Humdingers E. Goldberg Judy Schneider Judie Frischman Jane Friedman Carol District Two Gerald Stone M. William Feingold Harold G. Reyfelt Jack L. Nunberg Louis E. Kates August J. Ackermann Lawrence Mark Bennett K. Marks Baseball Committee Health Report Weather Report
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