Edgemont School Building Vote Set Tuesday
Edgemont residents vote Tuesday on a $2,785,000 bond for expansion and improvement of three Greenburgh No. 6 schools. Polls run 3 to 10 pm at Seely Place School. Board names William Moyle as district meeting chairman and plans parking lot deletion after traffic reviews.
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Greenburgh
Seely Place
William D. Moyle
Board of Education
Artillery Lane
Central Mall
Lester Dray
Edgemont
Warren H. Ashley
West Hartford
Conn
American Institute of Architects
Nine Associations Endorse Uncontested Village Elections
The West Quaker Ridge Association board was the sole dissenter among 16 associations on endorsing uncontested village elections. Wendell Simpson announced the result at Wayside Cottage during a Conference meeting of neighborhood association presidents. Eleven associations responded to a written query on support and applying the principle of uncontested elections.
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West Quaker Ridge Association Board of Directors
Wendell Simpson
Conference of Neighborhood Association
Wayside Cottage
Simpson
Village secures four month option on Semmes Freightway site
At a Tuesday village meeting the board announced a four month option on the Semmes property at Freightway. The $200 000 option runs with a monthly fee of $1 000. The Planning Commission also rejected parts of the Clark report while retaining the Clark organization for a follow up study.
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Semmes
Planning Commission
Clark
Clark Organization
Dr Emery Restates System Purpose at Mid-Year Review
Dr Donald Emery told the Scarsdale Board of Education that the school system is performing well at the mid-year point. He praised the core group plan as a turning point and described it as a system of steering committees guiding program, personnel, and facilities.
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Emery
Carolyn Stone
Scarsdale
Donald Emery
Huntington Signals Approved for Post Road and Huntington Avenue
Mayor Malcolm A. MacIntyre announced red-green traffic signals will be installed at Post Road and Huntington Avenue after a Village Board meeting. The plan follows talks in Albany with Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson's reps and state officials, three years after a child's death.
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Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Post Road
Huntington Avenue
Village Board of Trustees
Village Hall Annex
Lowell J. Tooley
Albany
Malcolm Wilson
Bernard Gordon
Gordon Burrows
Vincent Tufany
Police Chief defends single man patrols in village
Police Chief Donald Gray told the Village Board that one man patrols are safer with standard safeguards. He cited past incidents including a policeman shot and killed while alone in Heathcote 11 or 12 years ago and noted the change is part of a nine point program to curb burglaries.
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Heathcote
Village Board of Trustees
Village Hall Annex
Gray
Scarsdale Chamber hosts open business forum
An audience of over 70 attended the Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce open meeting at the Scarsdale Inn. Questions covered parking promotions credit checks and shoplifting with panelists Nick Tryforos Tom Pernice Gene Altieri and Don ald Metz. Police Chief Gray will report on shoplifting and bad checks at the next chamber meeting.
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Scarsdale
Tryforosy
Chamber
Gray
Candidates for March 21 ballot under Non-Partisan Citizens Committee
Biographical resumes list Malcolm A. MacIntyre for mayor Saul Horowitz Jr. for second trustee term Hartselle D. Kinsey Richard W. Darrow for trustee and John M. Friedman for Police Justice. Opponents are Robert J. Koblitz for mayor and Emily P. Korzenik for trustee. Darrow, a Democrat, lives at 50 Barry Road, Scar sdale resident 14 years and is president of Hill And Knowlton Inc. and university trustee active in Educational Policies.
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Citizens Committee
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Saul Horowitz Jr
Hartselle D. Kinsey
Richard W. Darrow
John M. Friedman
Voters League
Robert J. Koblitz
Emily P. Korzenik
Barry Road
Scarsdale
Hill and Knowlton, Inc
Ohio Wesleyan University
Darrow
Town Club
Horowitz
Old Lyme Road
HRH Construction Corp
Consolidated Cigar Corp
American Savings Bank
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army
Phillips Academy
Andover
Yale University
U.S. Military Academy
Board of Education
Scarsdale Meadows Association
Scarsdale Community Fund
New York City
Associated General Contractors of America
New York Building Congress
Mt. Sines Hospital
New York Heart Association
American Heart Association
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York
Federation
Jewish Community Center of
White Plains
Gibson Allen
MacIntyre
George H. Rutherford
Penn Road
Mr. Kinsey
Union Carbide
Oak Ridge
Roanoke College
M.I.T
The
Community Fund
the Congregational Church
Scarsdale Election Details for Mayor and Trustees
Voters will choose mayor and three trustees and a police justice on Tuesday March 21 from noon to 10 pm. Polling sites include Hitchcock Presbyterian Church for districts 1 2 3 12 13, Baptist Church Library for districts 4 5 6 7, Autenreith Road entrance for accessibility, Popham Road Firehouse for districts 8 9 10 11, and Crossway Fire House for districts 14 15 16 17 18. The article lists candidates Judge John M Friedman incumbent for Police Justice, Saul Horowitz Jr incumbent for village trustee, and others including Hartelle D Kinsey and Robert J KoblitZ with bios and positions.
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Scarsdale Village
Hitchcock Presbyterian Church
Greenacres Avenue
Baptist Church Library
Popham Road
Autenreith Road
Crossway
GOP Sets Continuation Of Caucus In Scarsdale
The Scarsdale Republican Town Committee schedules the reconvening of the Scarsdale Republican Village Caucus for Tuesday April 4 at 8 15 p m. The adjourned caucus from February 16 will be held at the Junior High School and all enrolled Republicans are urged to attend.
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Scarsdale
Republican Town Committee
Republican Village Caucus
Qualifications For Voters In Scarsdale
A resident proves eligibility by U S citizenship, 21 by Election Day, 90 days of residency in Scarsdale, and registration. Voters must have been registered for the previous General Election in November or registered on Village Registration Day March 4 1967.
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United States
Scarsdale
How To Get Information For District Voters
Voters seeking district information and qualifications may contact Village Hall or village Clerk at SC 3-3300 or the League of Women Voters Information Service. Reach Mrs. Victor J. Goldberg at SC 5-2324 or Mrs. Richard C. Wells at SC 5-1006. The Village Club President Mrs. Morris Krantz is available 12 noon to 6 pm Monday and 10 am to 6 pm Tuesday at SC 3-0474. Scarsdale Woman's Club contact Mrs. Milton H. Tolman GR 2-4584.
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Village Hall
League of Women Voters, Information Service
Victor J. Goldberg
Richard C. Wells
Village Club
Morris Krantz
Milton H. Tolman
Scarsdale
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Edgemont Board of Education
Educational Research Service, Inc
ERS
Village
Freightway
Huntington Light
Donald Gray
Greater Scarsdale
Perer D. Overfelt
Greater Scarsdale United Fund and Council Inc
John &. Alsop
Ile
Mr. Overfelt
Gass Photo
Election Citizens Committee
Robert Koblitz
Emily Korzenik
Scarsdale Recreation Council
Drake Road- Edgewood Association
Scarsdale High School
PTA
No. 2
Boy Scouts of America
Greater
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Public Relations Society of America
Congregational Church
Gardner Road
Milbank, Tweed, Hope and
Mr. Darrow
Jefferson Road
Scarsdale Voters League
Bard College
Department of Government
Harvard
University of Baroda
India
Ohio State University
Syracuse
Michigan
Koblitt
Malcolm MacIntyre
Hartselle Kinsey
Richard Darrow
Joan Friedman SR
Gop
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