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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1962

Page

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County Denies Bid For Redistricting

The Scarsdale Town Board request to consolidate 12 districts into four for registration was rejected by the County Board of Elections. Alden C. Smith called the decision peremptory and arbitrary while party leaders urged a full hearing. The board argued consolidation saves costs with four polling sites and lower registration expenses.

Scarsdale County Board of Elections Alden C. Smith Board of Elections Republican and Democratic Town Committee Carl J Noe the Inquirer Village Hall Edgewood School Greenacres Crossway Ethel M. Hyde

Democrats Seek Greater Representation in Village Board

A Democratic Town Committee request for more Democratic representation on village boards has been referred by the Non-Partisan Citizens' Committee to the Town Club Committee on Non-Partisan Procedures. Leonard Kane said the referral came two weeks ago as Democrats seek a four to three Republican to Democrat ratio.

Citizens’ Committee Town Club Committee Leonard Kane Arthur A. Levin Citizens Levin Kane Harry Parker Quinn Republican Town Committee Pegneet Henry Ughetta

Seniors Plan Encampment Next Month

Scarsdale High School seniors plan a three day encampment February 19 to 21 at Holiday Hills YMCA camp in Pawling New York with over 100 students. The outing emphasizes relaxed interaction and mutual understanding and may be the last such trip due to calendar changes.

Scarsdale High School Pawling N. Y Holiday Hills National Education Television Association Charles B. Moss Doris McLees Roy KR. Steiner Stuart Mill

LWV To Hear Dr Burke On School Financing Philosophy

Dr Arvid J Burke director of studies at the New York State Teachers Association since 1936 will address an open League of Women Voters meeting Friday at 1 15 p m The event takes place at the Woman's Club and will discuss The New Philosophy In Paying For Our Schools.

Arvid J. Burke New York State Teachers Association League of Women Voters Woman's Club Burke

Become Men Again Tells Fathers at Scarsdale Dinner

Dr. Maurice E. Linden told the Scarsdale Family Counseling Service dinner that American families diverge from the Stoic Roman model. He cited a 120 delinquent teen study and warned that weak father images in Philadelphia homes contribute to later delinquency.

Maurice E. Linden Scarsdale Family Counseling Service Woman's Club Linden Division For Mental Health Philadelphia Department of Public Health Pop Cato

Debated fallout shelters at Scarsdale symposium

More than 200 heard a clash of views on shelter value at a Junior High School symposium sponsored by the Scarsdale Democratic Club. Nicholas Rosa urged shelters as life savers in a nuclear war while Norman Thomas warned they risk increasing war danger. Adam Yarmolinsky pressed international law and a strategic program to deter conflict, favoring shelters as part of a broader defense effort.

Nicholas Rosa Science World Norman Thomas Adam Yarmolinsky Secretary of Defense Scarsdale Democratic Club

Meet The Organization Family at Leo Ritters House

Mrs. Ritter describes a large family unit with eight children and a husband in the Army Reserve organizing the children’s duties. She coordinates as secretary for the Mothers Club at Our Lady of Fatima Church and helps with Girl Scout activities while crafting clothes and baking treats.

Leo Ritter Mothers’ Club Our Lady of Fatima Church

Three Nominated To Village Board In March Election

Mrs Winston E Hobbs Henry Hofheimer Jr and Jules L Wacht were nominated Sunday to two year terms on the Village Town Boards. The slate goes to ballot March 20. Hobbs would replace Slaner as term ends in April. Hofheimer, a Democratic candidate, is finishing his first two year term. Wacht, elected last year, fills the term of Alden C Smith.

Winston E. Hobbs Henry Hofheimer Jr Jules L. Wacht Citizens’ Committee Hobbs Brewster Road Alfred P. Slaner Hofheimer Ross Road Wacht Corell Road Alden C. Smith T Hobbs Woman's Club Scarsdale School Board

Mrs Rubin Heads Young GOP Drive

Scarsdale Young Republican Club launches a membership drive chaired by Mrs Elliott Rubin of 12 Innes Road. Dues are five dollars per family and three dollars for singles, renewed annually, with a yearlong event schedule to be announced.

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Quota Set For Red Cross Drive In Scarsdale

The Scarsdale Branch sets a 42300 fundraising quota for the American Red Cross drive in March. Helge S Johnson, appointed fund chairman, says workers expect oversubscription. Other leaders include Mrs Bracebridge Young as chair, vice chair Mrs Arthur O Paulin, and committee members Willard P Scott, Cleveland E Van Wert, Dr David Fertig, Armand Carnevale, William J Irish, J Larned Green, Ruth Nash Chalmers, and George Cowen, with district chairs Donald Layman Michael Edelstein J Lester Van Name and Walling Minister.

Scarsdale American Red Cross Helge S. Johnson Stonehouse Road Johnson Bracebridge Young Arthur O. Paulin Tunsta Donald E. Layman Fund

What's Inside What's Inside for Winter Wander Lust

The Inquirer this week presents a four page travel section with photos and features on winter wanderlust opportunities. Pages 14 through 17 showcase destinations tips and scenic imagery to inspire seasonal trips.

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Village Board approves sight obstruction ban and bids for demolition

After a cussion the village board amended the Will Code to prohibit structures within 15 feet of traveled ways if they block a driver view, with a minimum 75 foot sight line in some areas. A public hearing was held December 27 and the measure awaits reports. The board also accepted an $18 400 bid from Labridio for demolition and grading on former Scarsdale Supply Company land, with costs split between village funds and a special asset. A Scarsdale Bus Corp franchise to use village streets was renewed.

Police Department Safety Council Public Safety Committer Supp Labriola Construction Company Scarsdale Supply Company Scarsdale Bus Corp

Gage Reelected Leader Of Scarsdale Hartsdale Visiting Nurse Assn

Mrs. W P Gage was reelected president of the Scarsdale Hartsdale Visiting Nurse Association board at the January 18 meeting. New and continuing directors include Mrs. Arthur Shapiro Mrs. Robert Buchanan Mrs. Robert Werner and Robert Davies with Emil Davidson Herbert Gustafson Graham Starr Jones and Mrs. George Buckbee joining as directors and Mr. Davies and Mrs. Buchanan to a second term. Dr Edward Lorenzo discussed rehabilitation aiming for maximum function and life quality across ages and conditions.

William P. Gage Scarsdale- Hartsdale Visiting Nurse Association Arthur Shapiro Robert Buchanan Robert Werner Robert Davies Emil Davidson Herbert Gustafson Graham Starr Jones George Buckbee Buchanan Davies Association Edward Lorenzo

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Dickinson LWV A. J. Burke Stoies Peter Citron Mr. Rosa Mr. Thomas United Nations Yarmolinsky Washington the Ritters David Chuck Fritz Christine Kathy the ‘Organization By Marion Gross Windham Road Lee Greenacres Pta Women’s Guild of Hitchcock Presbyterian Church Girl Scouts Burke Foundation Cornell Women's Club of Westchester District Umbide Bar Hofheimer, Gartler and Hofheimer New York City Town Club The American Veterans Committee Haw Mrs. Rubin Young Gop Red Cross I _ Women’s News W.P. Gage Assn
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