Parking and Traffic Study for Village Development
Matthew Platt, village city planner, completed a study on parking and traffic in the business district and recommends developing a 110-car lot on Chase Road opposite the Post Office. The plan favors two-hour and six-hour metered spaces within a block of the core area and notes limited short-term options on East Parkway or the railroad.
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Chase Rd
Matthew Platt
Parsons
Brinckerhoff
Hall
Macdonald
Platt
Popham Rd
Popham
East Parkway
Robison
Christie Place
Depot Place
Greenville Incorporation Task Officers Election
The Greenville Community Council holds its annual meeting at Seely Place School auditorium on Thursday at eight. The town study committee presents reasons for incorporating District 6 as a village and answers questions. Members include W Putnam Livingston and E Kenneth Gillett Jr along with Charles J Costabell William Gordon and Mrs Carroll E French. Dr Albert Gorvine advised the council on town study matters. The business meeting will elect officers for the coming year.
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Greenville Community Council
Seely Place
District 6
W. Putnam Livingston
E. Kenneth Gillett, Jr
Charles J. Costabell
William Gordon
Carroll E. French
Albert Gorvine
Woman's Exchange Membership Drive Opens in Scarsdale
The annual drive on Harwood Court aims to expand support for the Scarsdale Woman's Exchange. Chairman Mrs. William Barclay and co-chair Mrs. George Lysle lead a committee including Mrs. R. L. Steenrod, Mrs. Frank McQuiston and Mrs. Ralph McDermid. The nonprofit offers home made foods, handwork and gifts, relying on member response to sustain its self help mission.
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Scarsdale Woman's Exchange
Harwood Court
William Barclay
George Lysle
R. L. Steenrod
Frank McQuiston
Ralph McDermid
Barclay
Exchange
Named Assistant at Saint James Albany
The Rev. Edmund Perren Hayes, curate at Trinity Church in Albany, was named assistant to the Rev. George F. Kempsell Jr. He began his ministry this week. Born October 10 1930 in Albany he is a Union College and General Theological Seminary NYC graduate, ordained deacon last spring and priest last December.
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Edmund Perren Hayes
Trinity Church
Albany
George F. Kempsell, Jr
Fr. Hayes
Union College
Schenectady
General Theological Seminary Nyc
Church News and Society Highlights in This Week's Paper
A compact index lists Church News Pages 18 20 Editorials on Page 12 Society Page 16 Theatres on Page 22 and Woman's Club Page 15 detailing local church activities social events and cultural notices across the week.
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Woman's Club
Village Board Sets Budget Hearing Next Tuesday Evening
The village schedules a public hearing on the proposed budget in the Village Hall Annex at 8 15 p m. The tax rate is proposed to rise by 1 79 per thousand to 16 75 for the coming year.
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Post and Drake
Craw Named Village Treasurer By Village Board
Ronald A. Craw of Bradley Road was named village treasurer by the Board of Trustees at a statutory meeting Monday night, succeeding Anson McLoud. He has been acting as special assistant to Village Manager Reeves Newsom, developing the NYS compliant accounting system. Deputy treasurer is Emma C. Schweppenhauser. Craw, a 1937 NYU School of Commerce graduate, has eight and a half years as treasurer of Educational Publishing Corp., Darien. He earlier worked in public accounting and served in the US Navy during 1943-45 aboard the USS Appanoose. He also led Berea College accounting and holds membership in major accounting bodies.
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Ronald A. Craw
Bradley Rd
Board of Trustees
Anson McLoud
Reeves Newsom
New York State
Emma C. Schweppenhauser
Crow
New York University School of Commerce
Educational Publishing Corp
Darien
Franke, Hannon & Withey
Nyc
U.S. Naval Reserve
Appanoose
Philippines
Okinawa
Berea College
Craw
American Institute of Accountants
NYS Society of Certified Public Accountants
Scarsdale
Town Club
Arthur Manor
Hitchcock Memorial Church
Robert S. Gordon
Willard P. Scott
Scott
First Law
Gordon
Sidney Krause
David M Mathias
Mathias
Ralph Keating
H. Lee Nelson
Keating
Nelson
Recreation and Parks
Willard Dean
Public Service
Krause
Dean
Board of Education
Ethel M. Hyde
Josephine Lyons
Lowell Tooley
Richard A Tilden
William T. Salter
Waldemar F. Timme
Mr. Tilden
Manuel Whittemore
Timme
George W. Cornell
Ronald Craw
New Village
Carl H. Reker
Paul S. Smith
Planning Commission
Miss Hyde
Vital Statistics
Miss Lyons
John Wood Named To Scarsdale Appeals Board
John E F Wood of Heathcote Road was appointed to a three year term on the Scarsdale Board of Appeals, succeeding Dr Lester Van Name who served two terms and as chairman. J Newton Nash is named to succeed him as chairman.
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John E. F. Wood
Heathcote Rd
Scarsdale
Board of Appeals
Lester van Name
Willard P. Scott
van Name
J. Newton Nash
Public hearing set on $2 892 890 school district budget
A public hearing on the proposed 2 892 890 dollar District 1 budget for the coming year is scheduled for 8 15 Monday evening at the high school. The district meeting to vote on the budget is May 1.
Honor for Dr. Raab From East Scarsdale Planned April 17
The East Scarsdale Association schedules an April 17 meeting at 8 15 pm in the school auditorium to honor Dr George E Raab Heath cote School principal with a special award for three years of outstanding service to the school and community. The gathering will also vote on a new constitution and elect officers for next year with a nominating slate including Edwin A de Lima and Raymond Ringler. A large East Scarsdale delegation is expected and refreshments will follow.
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George E. Raab
Heathcote
East
Edwin A. de Lima
Raymond Ringler
Everett B. Phillips
Earl M. Goldberger
Seymour J. Wilner
Association
Michael A. Hessberg
East Scarsdale
Dr.Raab
District One School Board Defends Americanism in Schools
The District 1 Board of Education unanimously adopts a statement reaffirming loyalty to the American Way, denouncing Communist influence in Scarsdale schools. It cites past principles from 1949 to 1952, pledges staff trust, and emphasizes teaching freedom and responsibility to resist feared ideologies.
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Scarsdale
Board of Education of
School District 1
Board of Education
Scarsdale Boards of Education
Lwe
America
Scarsdale Paper Drive Set For April 29
Sunday April 29 is the waste paper collection date organized by the Scarsdale Legion Post with Boy Scout troop help. Call Gene Rogliano at SC 3-1023, paper drive chairman, to arrange prompt pickup if space is needed.
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Scarsdale Legion Post
Boy Scout
Gene Rogliano
Paper Drive
Gordon to serve as acting mayor for coming year
Robert S. Gordon was appointed acting mayor by Mayor Willard P. Scott at the board of trustees meeting. The report lists committees with chairs, appointments for village staff, the designation of official newspaper and depositories, and the village auditor.
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Gordon
the Inquirer
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Co
County Trust Co
Bank of New York
Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York
Patterson & Ridgway, Nyc
High School PTA slate announced for election
Mrs Richard B Pomeroy is nominated for a second term as president of the High School PTA along with Stanley T Gordon first vice president Loren W Shores second vice president Mrs Saul S Meyers secretary and Arthur McD Baldwin treasurer The annual meeting and election are set for May 14 Floor nominations may be made Mrs Bernard Krosney chairs the nominating committee with Mrs Joseph P Anderson Frederick H Lewis Mack Krosty and Mrs Eleanore W Marshall serving.
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Richard B. Pomeroy
PTA
Stanley T. Gordon
Loren W. Shores
Saul S. Meyers
Arthur McD. Baldwin
Bernard Krosney
Joseph P. Anderson
Frederick H. Lewis
Mack Krosty
Eleanore W. Marshall
Scarsdale High to Host Annual Sports Award Ceremony
Scarsdalians will be honored at the annual Sports Award ceremony at Scarsdale High School Gym. The eight year event by Scarsdale Recreation Dept recognizes winning recreation basketball teams and area coaches with awards donated by the Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce.
Meeting Monday of Longview Association Invites Participation
Longview area residents and Civic Ass’n members are invited to a Wednesday 8 15 pm meeting in the Greenville School all purpose room. Topics include Greenville incorporation pros and cons from a Community Council committee report, zoning matters, and school affairs led by Jorge G Gallants and Robert Dunn.
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Longview
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Greenville Council Incorporation
Woman’s Exchange
Saint James
News Index
Mr. Craw
Dawn Service
Bronx River Parkway
Congregational Church
St. James the Less
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John Gass
John Wood
Appeals’ Board
Van
Dudley W. Hallett
Robert D. Barnhart
Fort Hill Players
Edgemont High School
George Shoemaker
William Shrader
Bill Lesser
Bill Clifford
Dr. Raab
Quaker Ridge Jets
Alan Hut
Bertram Liberman
Fox Meadow Gophers
Robert Freydberg
Greenacres Sox
David Rosenberg
Dean Rusk
Robert Havill
Quaker Ridge Bombers
Robert Ernst
Quaker Ridge Tornadoes
Peter W. Oppenheimer
Jim Katz
Mortimer A. Selinger
Heathcote Whippets
John Canepa
Millard Stone
Edward Landau
Edgewood Colts
Albert Torzilli
Alex Nagle
Greenacres
Joseph Schindler
Frank McGrath
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