Scarsdale People Power Shapes Town Club Leaders
Margaret and Richard Hansen reflect on Scarsdale as a community of volunteers where residents rise through a training ladder from neighborhood committees to the Town Club. Dick Hansen, elected May 20 as president, stresses merit over alignment with the establishment amid village politics chatter.
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Brookley Road
Scarsdale
Margaret
Richard Hansen
Suzanne
Dick Hansen
Hansens
Margaret Hansen
Rutherford
Volun
Memorial Day Parade and Ceremonies in Scarsdale
Scarsdale marks Memorial Day with an 8:45 a.m. parade sponsored by American Legion Post No. 52. Mayor George H. Rutherford, Lawrence Brown, and local clergy will speak at Butler Field and St James the Less churchyard. Scouts, wreaths, and awards accompany events, plus a Mother’s Club food sale to fund scouting projects at Camp Curtis Road.
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Scarsdale
Brownie
St. James the Less Episcopal Church
Wayside Lane
Rutherford
Lawrence Brown
Avery D. Post
Congregational Church
Jack Stern
Westchester Reform Temple
Clement J. Rieger
St. Pius X Church
Boy Scout Mothers’ Club
Boy Scout Camp
Curtis Road
Brandt Lake
The
Adirondacks
Town Club backs village hall plan amid year’s achievements
The Town Club endorsed building a new Village Hall at the rear of the current building, demolishing the old structure. Space around 20 000 square feet with cost estimated at 750 000 to 825 000 dollars. The report was prepared by a committee led by Hartselle D Kinsey and Albert J D Arcy.
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Town Club
Village Board of Trustees
Hartselle D. Kinsey
Albert J. D'Arcy
Earl M. Goldberger
Water Rules Clarified On Sprinkling Car Wash And More
Village Hall clarifies last week’s water restrictions covering sprinkling car washing air conditioning and pool operation. Lawn sprinkling also includes flowers and trees. Service stations exempt from car wash limits though urged to conserve. NYC rule cited restaurants told not to serve water unless asked. Police have not issued summonses yet though unofficial warnings have been given.
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H. Victor Cordy
New York City
Scarsdale Parents Form Lunchroom Petition Committee
A group of Scarsdale elementary school parents forms a committee to seek lunch space and supervision. Led by Mrs. Abe Simon, the 200-signature petition was delivered to District 1 Board officials. The group aims for fair representation and calls for informal talks before the June 14 Board meeting.
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Scarsdale
Abe Simon
District 1 Board of Education
Scarsdale Village Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Trustees marked Scarsdale's 50th anniversary as an incorporated village with a program at Dyckman Hall. Mayor George Rutherford described Scarsdale's growth from a simple real estate area to a village concept while former officials recalled early incorporation challenges and later developments.
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Scarsdale
Dykman Iall
Willard P. Scott
Theodore Sander Jr
Harold L. Smith
George UH. Rutherford
Alden C. Smith
Harry E. Humphreys Jr
Edward Ingalls
Ralph K. Rogers
John K. Starkweather
Center
John Gass
Dyckman Hall
George H. Rutherford
Rutherford
May
State OKs Pedestrian Light At Huntington Denies Others
The State Traffic Commission approves a pedestrian actuated signal at Post and Huntington Roads in Scarsdale and rejects four other traffic control devices. The village will monitor the signal after installation and seeks state standards to guide future decisions while planning counts at 11 intersections.
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State OK
Huntington
Post and
Huntington Roads
Gibson Allen
Mr. Allen
Scarsdale
Lowell J. Tooley
Trafic Commission
Malcolm MaclIntry
Tooley
Huntington Road
Scarsdale Inquirer Marks 50 Years as Village
The Scarsdale Inquirer publishes a commemorative section for Scarsdale’s 50th year as an incorporated village. The issue highlights a half century of progress and ongoing celebratory articles planned throughout the period.
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Scarsdale Inquirer
Scarsdale
the Inquirer
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Jules Backman
Edwin A. DeLima
Richard W. Darrow
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John Dougherty
Fox Meadow
James Conly
Heathcote
Milan Kerno
Greenacres
Dykman Hall
the State Traffic Commission
Huntington Avenue
Rudolf Berle
Croton
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