Scarsdale Selects Dr. Donald Emery as New Superintendent
Dr. Donald G. Emery, superintendent of Shaker Heights and dubbed the Scarsdale of Cleveland, will lead Scarsdale schools as chief administrator starting August 1. He plans a spring visit to meet staff, aims to integrate university and foundation resources, and emphasizes public education and strong college prep.
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Scarsdale Board of Education
Scarsdale
Emery
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Rutherford and MacIntyre Compete for Scarsdale Mayor Seat
In Palo Alto last week George H Rutherford visited a second grade class and discussed his mayoral run for Scarsdale. Malcolm A MacIntyre, trustee candidate, emphasizes rights duties balance and calls for reform in non partisan procedures. Continued on Page Eight.
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Rutherford
MacIntyre
George H. Rutherford
Palo Alto
Calif
Scarsdale
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Village To Elect Mayor and 3 Trustees Next Tuesday
Scarsdale voters will cast ballots at the Popham Road Firehouse on March 16 from 4 to 9 pm to choose a mayor and three trustees. With 8 541 enrolled and about 10 500 eligible, turnout is forecast near 386 based on mayoralty years, though past elections hint at higher participation if the 1959 or 1963 mayoral races repeat.
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Scarsdale
Popham Road
Our Stake In Rail Problem Helping New Haven R R Survive
Scarsdale officials urge preserving New Haven Railroad commuter service to avoid overcrowded trains and traffic jams. Redirected riders to Scarsdale or Hartsdale stations would strain Grand Central access and worsen parking, with Long Island Sound commuters driving in. Continued on Page Eight.
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Scarsdale
New Haven
Sander Named Special Gifts Chairman in Cancer Drive
Theodore Sander Jr of 25 Tompkins Road is appointed special gifts chairman of the American Cancer Society Scarsdale Branch as the unit aims to raise 1965 quota of 27500. He notes 1,300,000 U S cancer cures and compares past figures to justify increased contributions.
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Theodore Sander, Jr
Tompkins Road
American Cancer Society
Scarsdale
Alfred Slaner
Sander
United States
Buttercup Meets the Baby feature in Look magazine
A Scarsdale family and their Norwich terrier Buttercup are the focus of a Look magazine five page picture story about a new baby. Laurie, the infant of Mr and Mrs Stanley Lee, is photographed with Buttercup by James Hansen. The piece was written by Look editor J Robert Moskin and an exhibit of the production process is shown at Fox Meadow School PTA Arts Committee.
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Laurie Lee
Stanley Lee
Broadmoor Road
Buttercup
Look Magazine
Scarsdale
Lee
Laurie
Look
James Hansen
L Scarsdale
J. Robert Moskin
Fox
Meadow Road
Fox Meadow School
PTA
Verne Noll
Hansen
Fox Meadow
Fox Meadow Pta
Scarsdale Laquirer
Work On New Budget Nearing Completion
Village budget for 1065-06 nearly complete says Trustee George H. Rutherford finance committee chair. Provisions cover pay raises and larger funds for safety measures already authorized or planned, including sidewalks paths shrubbery lights and related improvements.
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Village Board of Trustees
George H. Rutherford
Consolidation Wins In Scarsdale By Vast Majority
A 3 1 vote consolidated Scarsdale School Districts 1 and 2 into a single unit joining four elementary schools a high school and a junior high with Quaker Ridge schools. Voters 1 798 yes 574 no for merger. District 1 1 208 yes 556 no Quaker Ridge 590 yes 18 no 97 percent yes. Polls 3 p m to 9 p m at Scarsdale Junior High.
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Edgewood
Fox Meadow
Greenacres
Heathcote
New 7 Man School Board To Rule Merged Districts
Scarsdale voters approved consolidation and elected a seven member board from Districts 1 and 2. The new board includes five members from District 1 and two from District 2, with staggered terms to satisfy state law. Consolidation aims to form the Union Free School District, Town of Scarsdale and Mamaroneck, effective June 1.
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Scarsdale
J. Walter Severinghaus
Kenneth W. Thompson
Lawrence E. Madison
James H. Pickering
Samuel Duboff
Philip Simon
Murray Steyer
Bernard L. Bryan
Westchester County
Union Free School District
Mamaroneck
Post Road Safety Concerns Raised by Trustees Meeting
Citizens at the Tuesday Board of Trustees session voiced worries about pedestrians crossing Post Road at Huntington Dickell and Fairview intersections. A letter from Mr and Mrs Robert J Rosenbloom was read.
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Post Road
Huntington, Dickell
Fairview Roads
Board of Trustees
Robert J. Rosenbloom
Scarsdale Selects Dr. Donald G. Emery as Superintendent
Dr. Donald G. Emery, long time Shaker Heights schools chief, was named Scarsdale superintendent after an eight month nationwide search by the board of education. Acting Superintendent Dr. Paul M. Mitchell will stay on until August 1 and may take an administrative role thereafter.
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Donald G. Emery
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Scarsdale
Board of Education
Samuel J. Duboff
District 1
Paul M. Mitchell
Harold Howe II
Mitchell
Duboff
Historic Unit Seeks Funds for Markers and Postcards
Scarsdale’s historic marker project moves to the Village Board as Stephen Le Roy Angell asks for authorization and funding. He seeks $1,500 for an officially named historian to place markers at sites and print 9,000 ecards at $800 plus 3,000 more for $160, to be sold at a profit through stationery stores during the 50th anniversary celebrations.
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Historic Unit
Scarsdale
Village Board of Trustees
Stephen Leroy Angell
Scarsdale Foundation
Angell
Mr. Angell
Mary Andrews
Allen Wilber
Harold H. Bennett
Helen Hultz
Red Cross Drive Reaches Over Halfway Mark in Scarsdale
More than 52 percent of the goals for the Scarsdale Branch American Red Cross have been raised in this month’s campaign for funds and volunteers. Last year’s contributions totaled 42000, with Helge S Johnson heading the drive by letter. The national slogan Join up and join in frames the appeal as Scarsdale residents continue to serve in local and national Red Cross activities.
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Scarsdale
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Helge S. Johnson
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Village elder records reveal longest residents in Scarsdale
The inquiry into Stephen Leroy Angell notes he is two years older than Caleb Hyatt while Hyatt has resided in Scarsdale 12 years longer and is believed to have lived in the village longer than any other current resident.
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Stephen Leroy Angell
Caleb Hyatt
Scarsdale
Mr. Angell
Hearings Set To Discuss Repeal Of Outmoded Laws
The Board of Trustees scheduled two public hearings for March 23 to repeal local laws now unnecessary due to new developments. One repeals the 1950 look alike house prohibition, shifting to the architectural review board by May 1. The other repeals 1955 local law No 3 granting hospitalization benefits, superseded by the General Municipalities Act.
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Board of Trustees
Architectural Review Board
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Town Club
Allen Richman
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