Mead's Bargain Bag of Cash Delights Honest Shopper
A Mead's department store sale drew hundreds for 30 to 50 percent reductions before Cary Stamm of Edgemont returned home to find a stray bag containing $4,000 in cash. She notified Mead's and police were alerted to a prior robbery. The manager praised her honesty and the store offered a token of appreciation. The piece also discusses Scarsdale blue laws, Sunday openings, and local public notices.
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Mead
Cary Stamm
Edgemont
Mead's
Post Office Offers Historic Postmark on July Fourth
A collection slot will be set Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Main Post Office lobby for Scarsdale New York residents to obtain a July 4th cancellation. The mail will be entered into the stream and delivered as addressed.
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U.S
Scarsdale
N.Y
Rocco DiRenno Retiring as Scarsdale Acting Chief
Scarsdale police chief Rocco DiRenno retires after 22 months as acting chief. Lt. Terence Shames is named acting chief effective July 1 and will also serve as executive officer. DiRenno to join carpentry business with son-in-law in Mahopac. Shames eight-year Scarsdale veteran, former Larchmont officer, praised for reforms and burglary-reduction programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocco DiRenno
Shames
Scarsdale
Terence Shames
DiRenno
Village
John Costello
Larchmont
Richard Herbek
Herbek
di Renno
Fireworks to Mark Fourth in Scarsdale Saturday Night
A 30 minute fireworks display will light Saxon Woods Golf Course behind the pool complex on Saturday July 3 at 9 p.m. The pool opens after 5 30 p.m. to all Scarsdale residents for a view and July 4 family day follows with pool events and races.
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Saxon Woods
Searsdale
Bill Rodriguez
Scarsdale Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation
Madelyn Ribnick
Scarsdale National Bank
Village Hall and Library Close for Independence Day Observance
Village Hall offices and Scarsdale Public Library close Monday July 5 1976 in observance of Independence Day. Garbage collection shifts one day later through the week and Sulky waste pickup is attempted. Inquirer deadline for July 8 issue is Friday July 2 at 4 30 p.m.
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Scarsdale Public
The
Inquirer
Scarsdale Bonds Attract Low Bid Amid Jubilation
The Village of Scarsdale accepted a Roosevelt & Cross bid of 5.615 percent for 3.7 million dollars in 20 year bonds. Nine bids were opened with all under six percent, aiding the village in funding Library Expansion Freight Way Garage and Water System Improvements.
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David Coldrick
Roosevelt & Cross
Scarsdale
Rutherford Hall
Lowell Tooley
Irene Dalton
John Holden
E. Carlton Heeseler
Marcy Kahn
Berger
Coldrick
Marine Midland
New York
Shearson Hayden Stone Inc
Heeseler
Appeals Court Upholds Freightway Assessment
The Appellate Division, Second District, upheld a freightway parking garage assessment district in Scarsdale, backing a one third share of construction costs to Station Area businesses and apartments. The ruling preserves funds already levied and prevents repayment to taxpayers if the previous decision had stood.
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Scarsdale
State Supreme Court
Second District
Supreme Court
Westchester County
Station Area
Huteaux
Mobil Oil Company
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Publisher's Noteroor
State Court of Appeals
Daitch Shopwell
John M. Friedman
Tony Magee
Scarsdale Hardware
Magee
Kenneth Coulter
County Boys’ and Men’s Shop
Magee Ag
Coulter
Heathcote Corners
Paul Feiner
Fordham
Feiner
Arthur Messinger
Nelson Road
Aeon Department
Village All
Paul Kelleher
Scarsdale High School
Joseph Albright
Ludwig Nadelmann
Board of Education
Rowland Mitchell
Christopher Douglass
Douglass
Jefferson
David Ward
Robin Sherman
Berger Photo
Slim Sterling
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company
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