Fund Drive Surpasses Goal in Two Days Across Community
The Community Fund drive closed Sunday with a combined budget of 69 750 and oversubscribed totals. By Tuesday, contributions reached 63 791 from 3 259 donors. The Board of Governors redirected 15 000 from surplus, leaving 54 750 to be raised, with Heathcote district achieving 100 percent. Harold M. Eddy thanked volunteers and urged continued outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Fund
Scarsdale
U.S
Carl H. Reker
Frank R. Scull
Heathcote
Harold M. Eddy
Nomination Committee Chair Named for Scarsdale Safety Council
Mrs. George Rutherford was appointed chairman of the nominating committee for the Scarsdale Safety Council by Edward Grey president at the group meeting last Monday evening in Village Hall. George H. Dunning and Clyde B. Hutchinson will serve with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rutherford
Scarsdale Safety Council
Edward Grey
George H. Dunning
Clyde B. Hutchinson
Election District Three Nominating Meeting Set
Six candidates from Election District Three will be chosen at a non-partisan nominating committee meeting on Thursday November 7 at 8 15 p m in Room One at Edgewood School. The Drake Road Edgewood and Heathcote associations sponsor the event with a recreation director Marshall Russell Laird on hand to discuss youth activities and show a short film for West Point and its football team. Residents east of the Post Road from Tunstall to Sherbrooke Heathcote Roads are invited. voting limited to actual residents of Election District Three. This kicks off a series of neighborhood meetings under the amended non-partisan procedure.
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Citizens Nominating Committee
Thhe
Edgewood School
Drake Road-Edgewood Association
Heathcote Association
Scarsdale
Marshall Russell Laird
West Point
Post Road
Tunstall Road
Sherbrooke-Heathcote Roads
Zoning Board Approves Apartment Project at 785 Park Ave
The Eastchester Zoning Board of Appeals grants a permit to 785 Park Avenue Company for a 3 million dollar apartment house on the northwest corner of Garth Road and Buckingham Place. The site consists of land bought from the township for 70 thousand dollars.
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Eastchester Zoning Board ‘of Appeals
785
Park Avenue Company
Garth Road
Buckingham Place
Next Waste Paper Drive Sets Save for November 17
Scarsdale residents are urged to save waste paper for the fall collection on Sunday November 17. J Bradford Ricketts, chairman of paper salvage for Westchester, cites shortages hindering paperboard industries and vital local services. Local groups have benefited from past drives, totaling 13127.92, with funds supporting the Red Cross Legion Boy Scouts and a war memorial. The Girl Scouts join the upcoming drive to fund an outdoor fireplace at Wayside Lane.
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Scarsdale
J. Bradford Ricketts
Westchester
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Ricketts
Searsdale
American Red Cross
Post
American Legion
Boy Scouts of
Wayside Lane
Church and club pages listed in index
The notices outline sections for Churches, Editorials, Honorable Discharges, School News, Society, Sports, Theatres and Woman's Club across pages 10 to 20 with page references and cross listings. Readers are guided to sections by topic and page numbers.
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Woman's Club
Auction Yields 2500 For Scarsdale Unit Welfare Fund
The Scarsdale Unit of the New York Junior League raised over 2500 at an auction on Tuesday October 29 at the Pershing Barn Old Army Road. O Rundle Gilbert the itinerant auctioneer donated services and a big tent to seat hundreds as items donated by Unit members and Scarsdale residents sold well including a Victorian sofa for 60 and an electric train set for 30. Mrs Clifford H Domke chair of the Ways and Means Committee organized the event with Miss Janet Mead as co chair.
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Pershing
Old Army Road
O. Rundle Gilbert
Garrison
Scarsdale
Gilberts
Bedlam
Clifford H. Domke
Ways and Means
Janet Mead
Edgemont Group Completes Study On Education Plan
The Edgemont community committee on education reports its study is finished after three meetings. It splits into two subcommittees one to assess population growth and building needs and the other to review curriculum changes for future needs.
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Edgemont Community Committee On
Eugene Exman
Realty Board
Public Utilities
Edgemont School
Exman
James Russell Ashley
C. Beverly Benson
Theodore Brinckerhoff
Edwin J. Browne
A. S. Cherouny
Otto C. Doering
George B. Engelhardt
Harriet French
Robert Garrett
Charles B. Gulick, Jr
Edwin Knowles
Donald Miles
George Perl
John Pershing
W. Kenneth Riland
Wilton Schaefer
A. David Schneider
Quentin Smith
Martha Sternal
Lewis W. Traver
Willard A. Pleuthner
PTA
William D. Moyle
Mrs Jackson Heads Hay Fever Society in Scarsdale
Mrs John Horn Jackson was elected president of the Scarsdale Unit of the Hay Fever Prevention Society at her home 45 Church Lane. Edward D. Bryde of Brewster Road is vice president with Mrs Arthur M. Hauser Sprague Road as secretary and John Stahlin Boulevard as treasurer. A constitution and by laws were adopted and next meeting is set for Monday December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horn Jackson
Scarsdale
The
Hay
Citizens Union Praises Williamson's Record
The Citizens Union released an appraisal of New York State Senate voting for the two-year term ending. It ranks Pliny W. Williamson of Scarsdale and Alexander A. Falk of Manhattan as top performers, with Williamson posting sixty-seven road votes and thirty-seven bad votes and Falk sixty-two good and thirty-eight bad votes.
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The
Citizens Union
State
Senate
Pliny W. Williamson
Scarsdale
Alexander A. Falk
Manhattan
Committee On Legislation
Williamson
Falk
State housing subsidy proposition faces voters
Voters on Tuesday will decide Proposition One to raise annual state housing subsidies from 6.25 million to 9 million dollars. Supporters say it funds a 300 million low rent program with local tax exemptions matching subsidies. Opponents warn of a 450 million dollar fifty year drain and argue needy families are not aided by public housing.
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League of Women Voters
New York State Association of Real Estate Boards
Albany
New York State
Jim Fallon Elected President of Hangar
Jim Fallon was elected president of the Hangar, Scarsdale's youth recreation center, on Saturday October 26. Jim Reed became vice-president Sherry Bouchelle secretary and John Pegg treasurer. The nominating committee and several runners-up were noted, with last year’s officers listed as well.
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Jim Fallon
Jim Reed
Sherry Bouchelle
John Pegg
Scarsdale
Joan Dippy
Bill Neill
John DiModugno
Mary Jane Patton
Richard Thomas
Jean Griswold
Edna Kirk
David Baumann
Ann Rogers
Anne Wofford
Board of Education Reschedules Meeting to Friday Night
The Board of Education will hold its next meeting on Friday evening November 8 at 8 15 replacing the regular first Monday schedule.
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Board of Education
OPA extends sugar stamp validity through November 30
The Office of Price Administration announced on Sunday that the Life of canning sugar stamps No 9 and 10 have extended validity through November 30. Stamp No 51 stays good for five pounds until year’s end.
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OPA
Bicycle Ordinance Approved for Scarsdale by Safety Council
Scarsdale officials unanimously approved a plan to license all bicycles annually and require inspections. A committee will draft the ordinance for submission at the November 18 meeting. Police reports since 1939 show 27 bicycle accidents, 22 injuries and one death, guiding safety rules for riders.
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Scarsdale
William J. Short
Psychiatrist Dr Mark Kanzer to Lecture on Your Child and Sex
Dr Mark Kanzer a practicing psychiatrist and director of the New Rochelle Child Guidance Center will speak on Your Child and Sex at the Living With Your Children lecture course at the Adult Education School next Tuesday night at nine o'clock at the High School.
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Mark Kanzer
New Rochelle Child Guidance Center
Democratic Candidates Meet in Scarsdale Forum
Scarsdale staged an informal reception with six county Democratic candidates. Speakers included Judge Thomas Fasso and Morris Karnes who attacked the GOP on housing and labor issues. Albert Maisel and Michael Pinto criticized Republican state and local policies, while Nathan Dorfman and Arthur Paterson urged reform and accountability.
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Scarsdale
Democratic Town Committee
Women's Democratic Club
Woman's Club
R. E B, L. Howe, Jr
Floyd H. Crews
Thomas Fasso
New Rochelle
Morris Karnes
White Plains
Congress
Ralph S. Gamble
OPA
Albert Q. Maisel
Briarcliff
State Senate
Tammany Way
Westchester
Ers
Maisel
Michael F. Pinto
Tuckahoe
Christopher Lawrence
Nathan Dorfman
Croton
Election Day polling details and candidate notices
Polls open next Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters are urged to cast ballots early due to large registration. Governor candidates are Dewey and Mead. other statewide and district posts list incumbents and major party contenders. Scarsdale, Greenburgh, and Eastchester districts specify polling sites. Endorsed Chief Judge and Associate Judge candidates noted. (Continued on Page Four)
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United States
Court of Appeals
Scarsdale
Greenacres
Post and Popham Roads
Fenimore
Post Roads
Edgewood
Crossways
Greenburgh
Greenville
Central Avenue
Edgemont School
Robison's
Hartsdale Avenue
Hartsdale S
Joe R. Hanley
Erastus Corning
Frank C. Moore
Spencer C. Young
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Anthony J. di Giovanna
Irving M. Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
John T. Loughran
Stanley H. Fuld
Henry Epstein
Mr. Fuld
City College
Columbia University Law School
Columbia Law Review
N.R.A
Secor Farm Group Protests Thruway Right of Way
The Secor Farms Property Owners Association led by Rogert Mills protests the proposed use of the old Boston and Westchester right of way as an express highway. They warn blasting exhaust fumes and noise would hurt nearby homes and that up to 100 feet of easement could be taken, questioning the need given existing parkways and arterial highways.
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Secor Farms
Scarsdale
Boston and
Westchester J
Secor Farms Property Owners Association
Rogert Mills
Corell Road
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Secor Farms Association
Westchester
New York City
Edgemont Names New Fifth Grade Teacher Miss Gertrude Hawkes
Miss Gertrude A. Hawkes of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts is hired as fifth grade teacher at Edgemont School to replace Mrs Winifred Leonard. She holds both B A and M A degrees and brings sixteen years of experience including twelve years in Brookline schools.
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Gertrude A. Hawkes
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts
Edgemont
Winifred Leonard
Hawks
Brookline
Greenacres Names Recreation Group
Walter M. Swertinger announced the recreation committee of the Greenacres Association chaired by Karl Finsterbusch. The group includes Dyas W. Carden Belmont Corn Jr. Mrs James K. Crimmins George B. Dippy and others. The program focuses on fourth to sixth graders football with 52 boys. plans include boys and girls basketball softball and baseball. July Fourth celebration ends the year.
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Greenacres Association
Karl Finsterbusch
Walter M. Swertinger
Finsterbusch
Dyas W. Carden
Belmont Corn, Jr
James K. Crimmins
George B. Dippy
Herbert J. Duvall
William E. Forbes
Horace W. Hardy
William Harnisch
Lewis V. Hohll
Walter R
Bank Holiday Observed as Banks Closed on Election Day
Local banks will be closed all day on Tuesday November 5 for the election. The announcement notes no transactions or services will be available at branches during the holiday period.
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Grange-Green
High Point
Greenacres South
Arthur Manor
Popham South Fort Hill
Scarsdale Meadowe
Drake Road
Longview
Quaker Ridge
East Scarsdale Fox Meadow
Edgemont Anevareeres
Eeenss
Popham North
Edgemont Gardens
Middle Heathcote
Fort Hill Terrace
Fort Hill Ass'n Ce
Murray Hill Eneous
John Gass
News Index
Ways and Means Committee
Welfare Fund
New York Junior
Edgemont Group
Mrs. Jackson
Williamson’s
Hangar
Safety Council
Secor Farm Group
New Edgemont
Greenacres Names Recreation Group
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