Rise Profile Details Career in Local Government
Rise, a 30-year administrator, advances master plan projects after education at Lafayette College and Wharton. He served in the Army 1953 1955, earned an MBA in 1956, and worked on Philadelphia studies during graduate school. He later became a management trainee for Westchester County before joining the village staff and settling at 52 Spragueau with his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette College
Wharton Graduate School
University of Pennsylvania
Rise
Philadelphia
Westchester County
Mr. Riso
Sprague Au
Scarsdale cancels July 4 celebration and fireworks plan
A Scarsdale volunteer committee cancels the July 4 celebration due to late start safety and fund concerns. William W. Luman outlined a modest program to the Town Club and received support. The group relies on mailed gifts and asks civic and service organizations for contributions to Fourth of July Committee, Box 224, Scarsdale.
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William W. Luman
Scarsdale
Luman
Altieri
Briggs
Philip M. Brody
William L. Butcher
Richard A. Coulter
Mr. Foley
Edward Grey
John H. Hartnett
Harry F. Humphreys Jr
Max Kravitz
Donald F. Metz
Kenneth L. Metz Jr
Sal J. Prezioso
Gomer Reese
Edward D. Robbins
Eugene T. Rogliano
George H. Rutherford
Robert J. Sorenson
Ernest A. Williams
Julien Garbats Join Foster Parents Plan
The Garbats of 110 Carthage Road adopt eight year old Nguyen Van Nai through Foster Parents Plan Inc promising to contribute 15 dollars monthly for at least one year. Nai, a refugee from South Vietnam, lives with his father stepmother and siblings while his father battles tuberculosis. Foster Parents Plan aids distressed children nationwide.
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Kathy
Jimmy
Billy
Julien Garbat
Carthage Road
Nguyen van Nai
Foster Parents’ Plan, Inc
Garbats
Nai
South
Viet Nam
Wartorn
Foster Parents’ Plan
Scarsdale Community Fund notes strong donor support and local groups
Ullman Manhattan law partner, active in bar associations and Yale Club, cites community pride. Scarsdale Community Fund reports 91 cents of every dollar to 20 beneficiaries including St Agnes Hospital, Girl Scout Council, United Way, YMCA and YWCA, with broad local civic engagement.
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Manhattan
Littaver and Ullman
Association of the Bar
The
American and
Westchester County Bar Associations
Yale Club
New York City
Joe Altman
Scarsdale Community Fund
Scarsdale Community Fund and Council
George Washington Carver Community Center
Greenville Recreation Committee
St. Agnes Hospital
Scarsdale Family Counseling Service
Scarsdale - Hartsdale Girl Scout Council, Inc
Scarsdale-Hartsdale Visiting Nurse Association, Inc
the Salvation Army of Westchester, Inc
the Service Committee of
Grasslands Hospital
United Service Organizations, Inc
Urban League of Westchester County, Inc
Volunteer Service Bureau Inc
Westchester
Washington Irving Council
Our Town cast to appear on Woman's Club of the Air
Our Town cast members will join Peggy Wood and Marie Torre on Channel 13 Friday at 5 p.m. The taped program will discuss intercultural exchange programs. Scarsdale women will discuss the Our Town project and answer audience questions.
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Ors
Woman's Club of the Air
Channel 13
Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
Peggy Wood
American National Theater Association
Scarsdale
Our Town
Students Back Resolution as Plan Moves Forward
The council approved the current resolution with no preference for action. Gerry Martin chairs the newly formed international affairs committee and Mac Rumsey, incoming council president, will continue work on the petition for next fall.
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Gerry Martin
G.O
Mac Rumsey
Scout Troop 4 Awards Dinner Climaxes Season
Scout Troop 4 held its annual father and son dinner at Hitchcock Church. About 140 scouts, fathers and guests attended a meal prepared by scout mothers. The program featured a year in review, camping trip films, and awards led by Scoutmaster Robert Van Horne. Buddy Havill won the outstanding patrol plaque. Charles Lucas received the boy recognition plaque. Walter Clark, Walter Mersheimer, and John Howe earned points. Michael Robinson led as patrol leader. Honor pins went to Dick Driscoll, Sherwood Jager, Bob Sprague and Bill Evans. Statuettes were awarded to Charles Cannon, Robert Hatcher, Skip Lane and Terry O’Connor. Mike Immerman won the John 8S. Burrows cup. Cannon the E. Gordon Smith cup. O’Connor the William Gayle Kester cup.
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Boy Scout
Hitchcock Church
J. F. O'Conner
Robert Hatcher
James Pickering
Robert van Horne
van Horne
Glen Green
Advancement
Foster Bruckheimer
Buddy Havill
Bison Patrol
Charles Lucas
Walter Clark
Walter Mersheimer
John Howe
Michael Robinson
Dick Driscoll
Sherwood Jager
Bob Sprague
Bill Evans
Charles Cannon
Skip Lane
Terry O'Connor
Mike Immerman
E. Gordon Smith
William Gayle Kester
League Pushes Nonpartisan Reform For Scarsdale Town Club
The LWV reports progress toward strengthening nonpartisan procedures and outlines proposed changes to the selecting committee. It notes past gains since 1930 in citizen participation and pledges continued support for the nonpartisan system that guides Scarsdale village government. The 1960 standards favor smaller nominating bodies, continuous membership, direct election of most members, and revised procedures for district meetings.
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League
Scarsdale
Critic's Role and Responsibilities in Music Evaluation
A Herald Tribune critic argues for honest judgment balanced with encouragement. He notes the tension between professional and amateur music, praising groups like Pro Musica under Noah Greenberg and highlighting the value of amateurs in expanding repertoire. The critic urges adaptable standards and clear, careful commentary.
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Paul Henry Lang
The
Herald Tribune
New York Philharmonic
Rachmaninoff
Pro Musica
Noah Greenberg
Greenberg
Carnegie Hall
James Wilson Graduates From Berkshire School
James August Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs James F Wilson of Windmill Farms Pond Lane Armonk NY, graduates from The Berkshire School. He plans to attend Vanderbilt University and served as president of the school's dance committee.
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Sheffield
Mass
James August Wilson
James F. Wilson
Windmill Farms
Pond Lane
Armonk
N.Y
Berkshire School
Wilson
Vanderbilt University
Eidson Appointed General Manager at Canco Division
Robert W. Eidson of 65 Fayette Road is named general manager of American Can Company’s newly formed Industrial Engineering Department in the Canco Division. Eidson joined the firm in 1929, previously worked in Research, then Manufacturing, and in 1942 moved to New York office for Industrial Relations.
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Robert W. Eidson
Fayette Road
Canco
American Can Company
Mr. Eidson
Corporation
New York
Benefit for Freedom Riders Legal Expenses
A benefit event will donate all proceeds to the Congress on Racial Equality for Freedom Riders legal costs. Tickets cost five dollars and are available at the door or by calling Larry Horowitz Fran Rumsey or Tom Bratter at listed numbers.
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Party
The
Congress On Racial Equality
Freedom Riders
Larry Horowitz
Fran Rumsey
Tom Bratter
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William L. Foley
Gene J. Altieri
Julien Garbats
Porter
Simmons
Best-Best Bedding CO
Gorth Road
Marsdale
Ullman
Community Fund
Council
and Investment Securities
Paul T. Sullivan & CO
Harwood Bldg
Scarsdale, N. Y
Mount Kisco
Chappaqua
Enterprise
James A. Taylor, Jr
Kidder, Peabody,& Co
Boston
Baltimore
Midwest
White Plains
East Post
Bertram Taylor
Benedetto Croce
Chappaqua Chamber Orchestra
Boris Koutzen
Pleasantville
Ludwig Sheffield
Tying &l
Taylor
Roger E. Thies
John Thies
Potter Road
Rockefeller Institute
Scarsdale High School
Bates College
Harvard University
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Edison
Arnold L. Klipstein
Harold D. Klipstein
Post Road
Columbia College
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Klipstein
Columbia
Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity
New York Times
the Times
Mount Vernon
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