Scarsdale Creates Environmental Advisory Council
The Scarsdale Village Board establishes an Environmental Advisory Council to advise on pollution recycling and ecology matters. Willard B. Dean is chairman with Mrs Leonard Moss as vice chair. other members include Mrs Martin Brennan Frederick Carothers G Richard Cook Mrs Nathaniel Loubet and Mrs Donald Stone. Ex officio members are Jane Hackett and Lowell Tooley. Terms run through the current board's tenure with staged three two and one year appointments.
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Scarsdale
Music For Westchester Symphony Orchestra
PTA
Martin J. Brennan
Frederick F. Carothers
G. Richard Cook
Nathaniel R. Loubet
Donald Stone
Jane W. Hackett
Lowell J. Tooley
Loubet
Stone
Environmental Advisory Council
Parks, Recreation and Conservation Council
Town Club announces 16 chairmen and 3 vice chairmen
Charles E. Heming reveals the 16 committee chairmen and three vice chairmen for The Town Club. Appointments run through June 1972 with the chairmen also serving on the Board of Governors. New and existing committees cover education, youth, Westchester affairs, and more.
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Charles E. Heming
Town Club
Board of Governors
Town Club Board of Governors
Scarsdale
Ward L. Reed Jr
Barry H. Singer
Lawrence G. Nusbaum Jr
Westchester County
Albert J. D'Arcy
Leopold Korins
William F Koegel
Gordon Henderson
Grady E. Jensen
Harold H. Bennett
Jeffrey Steinkamp
Frank J. McGrath
Richard L. Gerloff
John J. Sweeney
William F. Cullom
Gomer D. Reese
S. Jerome Feinberg
Helge S. Johnson
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Samuel J. Duboff
Frank R. Reilly
Joseph M. Walters Sr
Willard B. Dean
Frank H. Gordon
Alfred P. Slaner
SVAC Open House Showcases New Ambulance June 5
Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps holds an open house at its Heathcote headquarters on Saturday June 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents can tour the new ambulance and building, watch equipment demonstrations, and ask questions. Applications and tax deductible donations will be welcome.
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Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc
S.w.ac
Heathcote
Wilmot Roads
Rain Cancels Out Parade in Scarsdale Memorial Day Observance
Scarsdale cancelled its Memorial Day parade due to soggy Butler Field with American Legion Commander James Burke and Parade Chairman Eugene Rogliano announcing the decision at 7:45 a.m. Scouting ceremonies proceeded at Boniface Circle and St. James The Less Church as awards were postponed to be presented later. Scouts and Brownies honored the World War II Memorial while fundraisers by the Boy Scout Mothers' Club supported Cohawney District, and numerous Eagle Scout and Girl Scout honors were listed for Troops 410 23 3 60 67 9 and Troop 449.
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Scarsdale
American Legion
James Burke
Eugene Rogliano
Butler Field
WFAS
Burke
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Boniface Circle
Richard Darrow
St. James the Less Church
Earl Goldberger
Cohawney
Boy Scout Mothers’ Club
Clear Lake
Putnam Valley
Boy Scout Mothers Club
Barrie Mabie
John Bagwell
Henri G. Colt
Michael Levine
Marc Michelovsky
Izetta Chattin Wright
Hartsdale
Sackerah Path Girl Scout Council
Miss Loubet
Panorama
Myron A. Wright
Austin Erwin
Audubon Society
James O'Neil
Michael A. Ford
Frederick Harrington
Steve Cairns
Chuck Stecker
Dick Wilmot
Rick Browning
Mike Mitnik
Ron Schornstein
Peter Wright
Post Office
Frederick Harmon
Nathaniel Loubet
Greenacres
Jerome Roseman
David Auerbach
John Sullivan
G. Estabrook Kendred
Robert Kahle
Fox Meadow
Church of St. James the Less
Scarsdale district meeting to discuss budget and board election
The annual meeting will be held Tuesday June 8 at 8 15 in the Junior High School auditorium to discuss the proposed budget and tax levy. The Administrative Committee will present a resolution on changing how school board members are selected. Voting on the budget two board seats and a district division proposal will occur Wednesday June 9 from 7 am to 9 pm at the same auditorium.
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Citizens Non-Partisan Committee
Board of Education
Scarsdale
Reid Defends Freedom of News Medias in Subcommittee Clash
Rep. Ogden Reid denounced a renewed CBS subpoena as harassment and an invasion of First Amendment rights. He argued there is no constitutional distinction between broadcast and print media and that government licensing must not curb press freedoms, citing Rosenbloom v Metromedia.
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Ogden Reid
R-N.y
CBS
Frank Stanton
House
Reid
United States Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Rosenbloom
Metromedia, Inc
Scarsdale Teachers Board Study Report Backed By Fact Finder
A 20 page report by Jonas Silver released at the budget hearing outlines recommendations to end the impasse between Scarsdale Board of Education and the Scarsdale Teachers Association. The findings favor some teacher proposals while supporting others from the board and propose compromise on professional development and summer programs. The report recommends binding arbitration and procedures for consultation on curriculum and non tenured teacher evaluation.
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Board of Education
Scarsdale
Jackson Browning
Jonas Silver
New York State Public Employees Relation Board
STA
Silver
Teachers’ Institute
Scarsdale Teachers Association Denies Board Consultation
Franz says the Board of Education never consulted the STA about dropping the sixth grade foreign language program. He notes teachers were kept in the dark and would have polled members against the move. The exchange follows assertions by Board President Browning that the STA influenced the decision.
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Board of Education
Steven Frantz
Scarsdale Teachers Association
The
Inquirer
Frantz
Jackson Browning
S.T.A
the Inquirer
Heathcote
Eastchester GOP Names Colavita For November Ticket
The Eastchester Republican Town Committee unanimously designated Supervisor Anthony J. Colavita for election in November. Also named were John J. Marocco and John R Albanese for Town Council, David W. Smith for Town Clerk, Alexander J. Brown and J Rockhill Gray for Town Justices, Bert Abrams for Receiver of Taxes. The panel backed Andrew A. Albanese for County Legislator District 10. Colavita was nominated by Walter S. J. Houghton.
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Eastchester
Republican Town Committee
Anthony J. Colavita
John J. Marocco
John R Albanese
David W. Smith
Alexander J. Brown
J Rockhill Gray
Bert Abrams
Andrew A. Albanese
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Philip L. Carret
Maurice Barg
E. Kenneth Marks
Henry L. Ughetta
SVAC
War Memorial
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