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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

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Burrows Urges Release of 460 Million for New York Pure Water

Assemblyman Gordon W. Burrows campaigns to force the Federal Government to release 460 million dollars in Pure Water Funds owed to New York State. He says the missing federal share harms sewer and water treatment progress and urges citizens to write to the President for immediate disbursement.

Gordon W. Burrows New York State Burrows Congress New York Johnson Nixon Assemblyman

Senior Class Carnival Set For May 8

The Scarsdale High School Senior Class Carnival is scheduled for Saturday May 8 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the high school gymnasiums. Activities include games prizes refreshments a bake sale and a car wash. Proceeds benefit the community S T E P program aimed at improving interracial understanding. Everyone is invited.

Scarsdale S.T.E.P

Recycling Bring to Secor Road Incinerator

Newspapers tied and stacked in 10 inch bundles. Aluminum cans trays foil sorted. Bottles separated by color white green amber. All paper and metal removed. Incinerator hours Mon Wed 7 00 am 3 00 pm Thu 7 00 am 2 00 pm Fri 7 00 am 3 00 pm Sat 7 00 am Noon.

Secor Road

Scarsdale joins March on Washington to End the War

Hundreds from Scarsdale joined the March on Washington on Capitol grounds seeking to end the war. Participants included businessmen from Chicago, residents from Austin and Knoxville, Trade Union members, active duty GI’s and Vietnam veterans. The group plans further actions supporting Congress and Javits while continuing weekly Inquirer ads and the Write in for Peace campaign.

Scarsdale Washington Capitol Grounds Congress Robert James Chilton Brown Knoxville Tenn New York Scarsdale Appeal For Peace Reid Javits McGovern Hatfield Inquirer

Drug Abuse Meeting Led By Rabban

The Narcotics Guidance Council will host six Thursday evenings starting May 6 in the Hancock Room Hitchcock Church at 8 30 with Dr Meyer Rabban leading discussions for parents. Dr Marvin Moser says the aim is to give parents a chance to share concerns about drugs and parent adolescent relationships with a professional. Interested parents should call Mrs Rodman Gilder evenings at SC 3 8934.

The Narcotics Guidance Council Meyer Rabban Hancock Room Hitchcock Church Marvin Moser Rodman Gilder

Students Invited to Tour Scarsdale Nature Sites

Frank R. Haeni of Weinberg Nature Center leads Scarsdale students on guided tours of local nature areas including Weinberg seven acres Red Maple Swamp and Fox Meadow Science Park. Haeni will conduct spring school group tours and offer bird banding by request calling 472 4744.

Scarsdale Frank R. Haeni Weinberg Weinberg Nature Center Valley and Gorham Roads Fox Meadow Science Park Haeni

PTA Council To Hear Burrows Tonight

Assemblyman Gordon W. Burrows will meet residents on Thursday April 29 at 8 15 p m in Rooms 70 72 at the High School. Scarsdale PTA Council invited him over bills on the legislative calendar affecting the local area. Burrows, a 14 year veteran, serves on the Education Committee and emphasizes citizen communication with state government.

Gordon W.W. Burrows Scarsdale PT Council Assemblyman Burrows Westchester New York State Assembly Scarsdale Robert Gelfman P-T Council

Recycling Conference Set For May LI In White Plains

Registration blanks are out for the Westchester Recycling Conference an all day event on Tuesday May 11 at the White Plains Hotel. The program opens at 9 a.m. with county executives officials and industry leaders discussing recycling solutions and exhibits followed by five afternoon workshops on voluntary recycling technology planning marketing and government role.

White Plains Westchester Recycling Conference Westchester County Westchester Recycling Westchester County Association Westchester Municipal Planning Federation White Plains Chamber of Commerce Federated Conservationists of Westchester County, Inc Eric Zausner President's Council’ On Environmental Quality Herman Geist Westchester County Board of Legislators

Photos Now Required For Users of Rec Facilities

Scarsdale residents must obtain photo ID for swimming pool and courts. Rec Department will take free photos at Village Hall in scheduled slots by last name, with weekends and evenings set aside for fathers. Pool applications are being processed and checks should be sent promptly to avoid permit delays.

Scarsdale Rec Department Robert Eldredge Rec Tooley Waste Department Highway Department Reed Albany Darrow Richard Stern Fox Meadow Pta Fox Meadow Road Brite Avenue Fox Meadow

Village to license burglar alarm systems in Scarsdale

Scarsdale plans a licensing ordinance for alarm system sellers, installers and users amid 2000 plus false alarms in 1970. The rules would charge $100 annual licenses, set false alarm penalties, and require standards tied to police console capacity and safety.

Police Scarsdale Police Department United States Westchester

Scarsdale debates housing policy and budget cuts

Westchester housing activists urge the Scarsdale Village Board to revisit its 1968 stance against low and middle income housing. The discussion ties to regional housing issues as Mayor Darrow notes the need to gauge local sentiment before decisions. The board also considers 1971 budget reductions and potential revenue shortfalls.

Westchester Housing Action Council Scarsdale League of Women Voters Greater WHAC Beenhouwer Regional Plan Association Scarsdale Richard Darrow Darrow Albert Foreman Urban Development Corporation Murray Steyer Lowell J. Tooley Department of Public Works Tooley Waste Department Police Department Ward Reed Arthur Manor

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