Village Board Moves to Acquire Scarsdale Supply Co. Property
The Scarsdale village board voted to seek acquisition of the Scarsdale Supply Company land, urging a petition from 475 signers representing a total assessment of 11.491 million dollars. If the owner resists, condemnation could occur after lengthy procedures while library basement improvements and outdoor art show use were approved along with fuel oil and storm drain contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Supply Company
Oscar B. Sachs
Sachs
Done Femme
William Shroder
Shorder
Shroder
Scarsdale
Lowell J. Tooley
Scarsdale Art Association
Chase Road Park
Mr. Tooley
Sinclair Refining Company
Long Island City
Sinclair
Olmsted
Berwick Roads
Anthony Perrotta
New Rochelle
Scarsdale Plans Fourth of July Revival under Luman
William Luman heads a July 4 plans committee chosen by the Village Board to stage a modest Scarsdale celebration with a Playland picnic area in Rye for residents on July 3 and a Westchester Pops concert from 3 to 5 p.m. on July 4. Regular ceremonies in Greenacres Arthur Manor and East Scarsdale are planned. The plans follow years of canceled fireworks due to safety and fundraising concerns, with earlier community efforts from 1937 to 1956 and later neighborhood observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Luman
Luman
Scarsdale
Playland
Rye
Sal Prezioso
Pharma
Mr. Luman
Westchester Pops
Greenacres
Arthur Manor
East Scarsdale
American Korean Foundation
Land Gifts Welcomed by Village Board
Village Board announces land offers from residents are welcomed and will be carefully considered. Officials note a long standing policy to preserve village character and to review each gift individually within overall land use plans.
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Village Board of Trustees
Brochures Distributed For Recruiting Teachers
An eight-page pocket brochure for Scarsdale School District aims to recruit teachers and promote the district’s schools, staff, and opportunities. Superintendent Harold Howe II notes citizen and staff contributions in development, with Paul M. Mitchell coordinating and artwork by Arthur Lieneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Harold Howe
Paul M. Mitchell
Arthur Lieneck
Five Master Plan Reports Now Available for Study
Copies of the five Master Plan reports from the Institute of Public Administration are available for study at the Village Hall. Reports cover Lower Heathcote Outer Heathcote station area parking recreation and open space. Office of Gerald Kiso Assistant Village Manager 9 am to 5 pm daily.
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Institute of Public Administration
Lower Heathcote
Outer Heathcote
Gerald Kiso
Miss Lewis Retires After Long Teaching Career at Fox Meadow
Miss Luva Lewis retires after 21 years at Fox Meadow School. A luncheon hosted by PTA president Mrs. Donald Stone honors her dedication. Her career spans Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and Scarsdale, with notable work in individualized instruction and adult English classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luva Lewis
Fox Meadow
Donald Stone
PTA
Lewis
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Scarsdale
Ontario
Prairie
Saskatoon
Robbins Heads State Student Tour Praised At Town Club
The Town Club heard praise for the Our Town Overseas project and urged support to send the high school drama group abroad. Dean Rusk sent a letter commending Scarsdale residents for the worthwhile effort. New President Edward D. Robbins was elected to succeed George H. Rutherford with a slate of next year officers and a new executive committee to handle important matters between meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
Dean Rusk
Mr. MacIntyre
Clarence J. Myers
Frank J. Vargish
Albert Foreman
Willardb. Dean
Stepmanc Wins Westchester Track Championship
Westchester track meet concludes with Stepmanc claiming the championship title as teams bid for notable honors. Regional competitors highlight strong performances in sprints and field events across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepmnac
Westchester
Scarsdale Memorial Day Parade and Services Planned
Scarsdale will honor war dead with a parade on Memorial Day led by Memorial Day committee head Eugene T. Rogliano. Activities include wreaths at Boni Face Circle, churchyard ceremonies, high school band, massed colors review, and a Scout campcraft exhibition with awards.
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Scarsdale
North Field
Scarsdale American Legion Post 52
Eugene T. Rogliano
East Parkway
Spencer Face
Boniface Circle
Popham Road
Church Lane
Saint James the Less
Brownies
Scarsdale High School
Brewster Road
Rogliano
Clement Reiger
St. Pius X Church
Arden W. Coe
Hitchcock Memorial Church
David Greenberg
Westchester
American Legion
Pearson
al de Vyver
Philip Brody
Boy Scouts Advancement Committee
Richard E. Samek
Mothers’ Committee
Harwood Building
Samek
Leatherstocking Lane
Scarsdale Foundation
Free Want Ads For Kids Return This Spring
Free want ads for children aged six to 18 return May 28 to June 11 in Trader Want Ads across seven Pat ent Trader editions and in the Scarsdale Inquirer. Ads must be handwritten or on supplied blanks, up to 25 words, signed by a parent, with name address phone and school. no phone submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Trader
Scarsdale Inquirer
Westchester
Putnam Counties
Our Town Overseas fundraiser nears $10K with 200 tickets sold
Scarsdale is nearing a major milestone for the Our Town Overseas project. donors total $10,102 toward a $32,500 goal as 200 tickets for benefit performances at five dollars each sell ahead of Monday and Tuesday shows.
Obedience Class Graduates Local St Bernard Pup Pup
Max the St Bernard owned by Richard M Schotland of 203 Sprain Road takes a two year old Dana Schotland for a ride as the Alpine Maximilian pup eats half a pound of raw meat daily and three pounds of kibble. The dog and owner appear among graduates at a local obedience class with more photos on Page 12.
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St. Bernard
Max
Dana Schotland
Dana
Maximilian
Richard M. Schotland
Sprain Road
Vjohn Gass
Village leaders urge broad participation at Greenacres meeting
Mayor Alden C. Smith and the Greenacres Village Board addressed the spring meeting of the Greenacres Association urging more community input. Trustees outlined committee duties as Scarsdale residents pressed for wider communications and greater involvement in village affairs. Rodney Boynton was elected president and Arja Adair vice president, with secretary Ned Drucker and treasurer Antone Singsen among the officers.
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Alden C. Smith
Greenacres Association
Smith
Luella Slaner
Ear Street
Scarsdale
Ralph K. Rogers
Gordon Hunger
Public Safety
Mrs. Slaner
Rodney Boynton
Robert Sorenson
Arja P. Adair
Ned Drucker
Antone G. Singsen
Benjamin D. Kranz
David Rosenberg
Philip W. Sayles
Trader Want Ads Sell Organ Quickly
Theodore Woods of Larchmont said an organ listed for 595 dollars in Trader Want Ads sold to a buyer from Scarsdale. Woods noted the ad had appeared in several papers with no results and praised Trader Want Ads for its wide circulation readership and strong reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Woods
Larchmont
Scarsdale
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Town Club
Halliday Clark
Mitchell Co
Margaret Brockbank
Donellan Road
Robert Cox
Ferncliff Road
Richard Shapiro
Farragut Road
Nancy Yaeger
Ferneliff Road
Alfred Gregory
By Dorothy Kahn
Phyllis Remy
John Gass
Robbins
William J. Irish
Harold H. Bennett
Donald F. Metz
Theodore B. Goetz
Donald H. Ogilvy
Aimee Hirshberg
Paul S. Smith
Dale H. Eckerman
William M. Greene
Robert J. Koblitz
Schuyler G Kohl
Richard A. Pearl
William Singer
Charles B. Stone
Benjamin FE. Winston
John Howard
Howard
Lloyd Durant
Charles Blanford
Sports Forum
Obeeck
Peter Citron
Boy Scout Awards
Randolph P. Compton
Brookley Road
High School
Heathcote Pta
Democratic Club
West Quaker Ridge Associaton
Arthur Manor Association
Woman's Club
Uniformed Firemen’s Assoc
Iation
Interchurch Council of
St. Veronica's Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Robert FE. Delany
Montreal
Southampton
England
London
Amsterdam
Holland
Rhine
Hanover
Germany
Warsaw
Poland
West Berlin
Copenhagen
Denmark
Oslo
Norway
Icelandic Airlines
Berlin
Rowland L. Mindlin
Elliott Hurwitz
Mark
Europe
Allen Funt
Garth Inn
Funt
Inquirer
Mr. Woods
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