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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1977

Page

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Public debate over Saxon Woods park sites and trash plan

Saxon Woods Park near Scarsdale is eyed for a garbage transfer station with White Plains and Mamaroneck options under review. County Legislator Hochberg doubts park approval, citing park-board opposition and legal hurdles. Meanwhile Scarsdale works on a cable franchise draft with UA Columbia and discusses a countywide paper recycling initiative to reduce landfill use.

Saxon Woods Park Scarsdale Mamaroneck County Board of Hochberg Hutchinson River Parkway Mamaroneck Avenue County Parks Board Audrey Hochberg Steven Gales White Plains Gales Westchester Croton H. Victor Cordy

New Look At Post Office In Scarsdale Renovation

A summer remodeling at Scarsdale main post office on Chase Road brightens the lobby. All three service windows now offer full service at one end, improving efficiency and reducing back ups. passports continue at a separate window.

Scarsdale Chase Road John Olford

Herrin Pleads Not Guilty in Slaying as Bail Protest Sought

Richard J. Herrin pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in the July 7 killing of Bonnie Garland of Scarsdale. Judge Isaac Rubin denied prosecutors’ bid to revoke bail set by Judge Walsh. Bail remains $50,000, with Herrin to live with a Christian Brothers community near Albany. A September 7 hearing will consider letters from Scarsdale residents and clergy.

Herrin Richard J. Herrin Bonnie Joan Garland Scarsdale Isaac Rubin State Supreme Court White Plains Rubin Anthony Moley Supreme Court John J. Walsh Walsh Christian Brothers Albany N.Y Moley Pisani Garlands New York City Brother Thomas

Labor Day Pool Party in Scarsdale at the Town Pool

Scarsdale residents celebrate a Labor Day pool party co sponsored by the Scarsdale United Fund Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company and the Village Recreation Department The event starts at 9 a.m. with activities from 10 a.m. including freestyle races for all ages unusual contests and a Muskrat Banjo Band sing along over 50 local merchants donate prizes and ribbons will be awarded Lifeguards and staff teams assist with setup and supervision

Scarsdale Scarsdale United Fund Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company Bette Landes Madelyn Ribnick Scarsdale National Bank Bill Rodriguez Maureen Marbach Dave Wallace Robert Reno Bill Flooke Marjorie White Sue Ann Mack

Correction on Labor Day pool access at Scarsdale Pool

The Labor Day celebration at Scarsdale Pool will be open to pool members only. A front page August 25 Inquirer story wrongly stated it was free for all residents.

Scarsdale Inquirer

Voter Registration Deadlines For Westchester County

The League of Women Voters notes no September primary in Westchester due to lack of party contests. Central registration closes Sept 15 for the November 8 election and is available at the White Plains Board of Elections. Mail forms must be returned by Oct 11. Call Liz Stiel or Toby Nussbaum for details.

New York State Westchester County League of Women Voters Board of Elections Central Avenue White Plains Call Voters Service Liz Stiel Toby Nussbaum

Proposed New Fire Code Mandates Fire Detectors

Scarsdale may require smoke or heat detectors in all new homes under a final draft of a village fire code. The plan, 18 months in the making, also mandates fire alarm systems in new multi family dwellings and interior warning devices in each living unit, with inspections and penalties for non compliance.

Village Board of Trustees Scarsdale American Insurance Association Raymond White American Insurance National Fire Protection Association

Scarsdale Fifth Graders Readied for Sixth Grade Split

Scarsdale Heathcote and Quaker Ridge prepare for a district wide experiment to retain all sixth grades in elementary schools. three sixth grade classes per school will cover language arts reading social studies science math and PE art music and a weekly 90 minute session of home economics or industrial arts with mid year switch. Heathcote aims to core social studies taught by home room teachers while Quaker Ridge assigns specialists to each subject and plans replacement for pregnancy leave. Students will be bussed between schools for these sessions.

Heathcote Ernest Machnuts Quaker Ridge Sandra Tannenbaum Peter Telfer Kathi Ziavras Ted Gaskin Machnuts Linda Dixon Kathy Goodman Jill Welter

Greenspan Heads School Nominating Committee 1977 78

Mrs Greenspan named chairman of the School Board Nominating Committee for 1977 78 with Peter Strauss as vice chairman. Mrs Slaner becomes Administrative Committee chair. Appointments come from Village Club President Mrs Raymond D Brown and Town Club President Bernard Cedarbaum with alternating leadership between clubs. Non voting members include Rosensweig Albert and D Arcy while League and neighborhood group reps join Administrative voting.

Bernard L. Greenspan Peter Strauss Alfred P. Slaner Richard L. Gerloff Town Club Village Club David Z . Rosensweig Bernard L. Albert Albert J. D'Arcy Scarsdale Woman's Club Irwin C. Smoler Scarsdale League of Women Voters Edwin J. Curran Confederation of Scarsdale Neighborhood Association Greenspan Scarsdale Library Board of Slaner

Village Hall and Library Schedule Adjusted for Labor Day

Village Hall and Scarsdale Library close on Labor Day September 5. Waste collections shift with Tuesday through Friday pickups. no bulky waste. Library hours resume September 10 with regular Saturday hours. other days stay as posted. The Inquirer offices open for publicity releases on Labor Day.

Village Hall Waste Department Scarsdale the Inquirer

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