New York Cheesemakers Hit 310 Million Pounds in 1972
In 1972 New York State dairy producers yielded 310 million pounds of cheese an increase of 9.7 percent from 1970. The nation exports 54 of every 100 soybean acres as beans or soy products abroad.
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
4
In 1972 New York State dairy producers yielded 310 million pounds of cheese an increase of 9.7 percent from 1970. The nation exports 54 of every 100 soybean acres as beans or soy products abroad.
At the Greenacres Association annual meeting on May 18, officers were elected including president S. Robert Rowe, vice president Michael Seymour, treasurer Edmund Schroeder, secretary Mrs. G. Estabrook Kindred, with two year directors Richard Conn, Mrs. Thomas Schillerstrom, Leonard Smoler, Sal Bianco Jr., Mrs. Robert Zipf and Bernard Cedarbaum. One year directors are Mrs. MacDonald Flinn, Anthony Lazzara, and Mrs. Alexander Smallens. Nominating Committee members are chairman C. Lloyd Bailey, Richard Conn, John P. LaWare, and Mrs. MacDonald Flinn.
YES acts as a clearing house for youths aged 14 to 18 seeking work. The office at Scarsdale High School Room 216 registers applicants and matches them with employer requests. Call or send a job description and representatives will contact applicants to arrange details.
Tina Spencer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Rau, Scarsdale High graduate and retiring president of Steffi Nossen Dance Company, announces the new Board of Directors for the coming year. New directors include Robin Ruehl Ossining Cheri Deglon Briarcliff Manor and Holly Taylor Mamaroneck with Beth Bratches Rye and Beverly Spencer Briarcliff Manor as organizers. Retiring officers and members were honored with gifts by Miss Nossen and the Company.
Scarsdale Taxi offers air conditioned cars from Scarsdale to Westchester Airport LaGuardia Kennedy and Newark airports. Also service to New York City locations including 96th Street with 1 to 5 passenger capacity. Tolls and parking noted. Rates higher from midnight to 7 AM. SC 30132.
At the year end meeting Cubmaster Paul Gardner awarded Wolf badges to Richard Molot Bruce Rader William Ullman Kurt Kaltenbach Franklin Shaw Jeremy Sheppe Charles Reinwald Joe Saccomano Neil Katz and David Snyder. Gold arrow points were earned by William Ullman Joe Saccomano and several others with multiple silvers. Bear badges went to Bruce Gardner and Peter Klausner and several members earned Silver arrow points. The Pinewood Derby crowned William Ullman fastest car Raymond Saxe best looking car and Kurt Kaltenbach most original design.
Scarsdale residents and families figure prominently in a roundup of Class of 1972 graduates. CAROL A. MEYER earned a retail merchandising degree at Harcum Junior College in Bryn Mawr. SUSAN MOLANDER HOUGHTON graduated with honors in sociology from Trinity University and earned Pi Gamma Mu membership. JEFF W. LICHTMAN earned a Sardna Foundation Undergraduate Research Fellowship at Bowdoin College. MADELINE J. BLUM became Resident Music Fellow at International House in New York City. RONALD M. LINDER entered Phi Beta Kappa after NYU graduation and targets medical school. MARK CLEVELAND will enter Marietta College after Trinity-Pawling. LAURIE SHULMAN earned a Sigma Alpha data honor at Syracuse University. ELIZABETH BENSON is a St Olaf College choir member. ROBERT S. MCKANE majors in photography at Rochester Institute of Technology and pursues media work. ANN ELIZABETH INSKEEP will study mass communications at Arizona State University. Scarsdale students also noted at Holy Child Rye and other ceremonies with various honors and future plans.
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