Village Announces School Crossing Guards Program
Scarsdale Police announce a pre school year speeding and traffic enforcement program with intensified surveillance on Walworth Avenue Garden Road Sprague Road and Heathcote Road. The notice lists crossing guard locations and daily times to assist children across streets during arrival noon and dismissal periods.
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Scarsdale
Walworth Avenue
Garden Road
Sprague Road
Heathcote Road
Brewster
Chesterfield Road
Plans Set For AAU Meet At Pool August 30
Plans announced for an AAU swim meet at the Scarsdale pool on August 30 featuring over a hundred entries and more than three hundred swimmers seeking first to third place in multiple events. Qualifying heats start at 10 a.m. with six fastest in each event reaching finals.
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Scarsdale
Louisville
Kentucky
San Diego
California
Eldredge
Scarsdale Adult School Offers Off Beat Science Courses
The fall program features Computer Appreciation with IBM's Dr Louis Robinson, viruses course by Dr Karl Marmorosch of Boyce Thompson Institute, Suburban Adolescent with Dr Laurence Loeb, and Mathematical Puzzles led by G Hardy Ropes. Ten Tuesday classes begin September 30 at Scarsdale High School.
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Scarsdale
Scarsdale High School
Louis Robinson
Systems Research
IBM
Robinson
Karl Marmorosch
Boyce Thompson Institute
Rockefeller University
Laurence Loeb
West Point
Briarcliff College
School Board Explains Controversial Summer History Course
The Board of Education sent a district wide newsletter rebutting a New York Times report about a summer class titled Revolution in the Twentieth Century. The course taught by Stephen Kling involved readings and discussion on revolutions including Russia China and Middle East movements, with a final water pistol demonstration in Butler Woods to illustrate insurgency.
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Board of Education
New York Times
Stephen Kling
Russia
China
Turkey
Mexico
Egypt
Butler Woods
The
Scarsdale Forms Blue Ribbon Committee On Drug Abuse
A village citizen group led by Mrs. Phillip Simon will study drug abuse in Scarsdale. Members from law, medicine, clergy, government and education plan information programs, library resources, and parent student workshops and reports to the Village Board and Board of Education.
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Scarsdale
Phillip Simon
Carthage Road
Simon
Board of Education
James Buderwitz, Jr
William Kay
Parent Teacher Council
Michael Hessberg
Youth Relations Committee
Frederick Rose
Scarsdale High School
Tom Vogel
G.O. Drug Committee
Tom Bernstein
G.O
Holiday Closings On Labor Day Across Village Offices
The Post Office closes all day on Labor Day September 1 with limited Special Delivery. Sanitation will not collect refuse and village offices and library close. Inquirer office shuts Aug 30 to Sept 2. copy deadline for Sept 4 issue is Aug 29 noon.
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The
Sanitation Department
Inquirer
Wilder Wins PSC OK for Westchester Airport Route
The Public Service Commission issued a temporary certificate allowing Wilder Transportation Inc. to run a new route from White Plains through Yonkers and Tuckahoe to LaGuardia and JFK airports. The action terminates Johnson Sullivan Inc. in Westchester while Wilder seeks permanent rights with formal proceedings to follow.
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Wilder Transportation, Inc
Westchester County
LaGuardia
John F. Kennedy
Queens
Public Service Commission
PSC
Wilder
White Plains
Yonkers
Bronxville
Tuckahoe
Scarsdale
Eastchester
Edward J. Sullivan
Edward Johnson
Westchester Airport Service
Johnson
Carret Named Chair of Scarsdale Fund Patrons Group
Philip L. Carret of 28 Circle Road is named chairman of the Patrons and Sponsors Group for the 1969 Greater Scarsdale United Fund and Council campaign. A long time resident since 1927, he has served as Board of Education trustee 1941–46 and Town Club president 1951. He chairs Pioneer Fund Inc and received the Scarsdale Bowl in 1964.
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John A. Wiener
Greater Scarsdale
Wall Street
Pioneer Fund, Inc
Lincoln First Banks to Acquire National Bank of Westchester
Lincoln First Banks Inc. Rochester based holding company to acquire NBW of White Plains after approvals by Fed and New York Banking Board. NBW will become fifth member. exchange offers one $1.05 preferred share and 2692 Lincoln First common shares per NBW share, tax free per IRS ruling. June 30 assets: Lincoln First $1.3 billion. NBW $474 million.
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Federal Reserve Board
Lincoln First Banks Inc
Rochester
National Bank of Westchester
White Plains
New York
New York State Banking Board
Wilmot R. Craig
Lincoln First
Frederick Sunderman
NBW
Department of Justice
Bank
Lincoln Rochester Trust Company
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company of Central New York
Syracuse
First City National Bank of
Binghamton
N.Y
First National Bank of
Jamestown
Olean
Southwestern
The
National Exchange
Internal Revenue Service
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Hitchcock Presbyterian Church
Philip Simon
Robison
Carret
Philip L. Carret
Carret & Co
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Lloyd Griffin
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