Grass Roots Campaign Of Barry Singer For State Senate
Barry Singer a Scarsdale native and Democratic candidate for state senator in the 36th district canvasses every corner of the district to close the gap between government and people. He stresses direct citizen contact and vows to be a full time legislator if elected.
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Barry Singer
Scarsdale
Bernard Gordon
Peekskill
Singer
Mr. Singer
Peo
Westchester
Fox Meadow
Scarsdale High School
Amherst College Cum
Stone
Columbia Law School
Stephanie Pollack
Smith College
Scarsdale Teachers Association to Meet Local Leaders
The Scarsdale Teachers Association invites five local organization presidents to a 6:15 p.m. meeting in the High School new wing to discuss teacher school board relations. Attendees may bring executive board and education committee members. STA will be represented.
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Scarsdale Teachers Association
Scarsdale
George M. Szabad
Town Club
Morris Krantz
Village Club
Hugh Jones
League of Women Voters
Vincent du Vigneaud
Woman's Club
Edward A. Fogel
Parent-Teacher Council
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Marguerite Gage
Edgewood School
Robert Lando
New Fox Meadow
STA
Richard Davenport
Minna Jacobsohn
John Gass
Scarsdale Master Plan Updated by Village Board
Scarsdale moves to publish updates to its Master Plan from 1962 with comments requested by November 30. Major projects include a new Village Hall planned for completion by 1968 a self supporting municipal pool contingent on site and memberships a review of the Station Business District and revised safety standards plus potential open space acquisitions to bolster Edgewood and Heathcote Five Corners areas with a land reserve target around 250000 dollars.
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Village Board of Trustees
Scarsdale
Citizens Committee
Safety Advisory Board
Board of Trustees
Edgewood
Heathcote Five Corners
Weaver Street
Berle to Chair Scarsdale Bowl Committee 1967
Rudolf P. Berle, 29 Kingston Road, former Bowl recipient, Harvard graduate, partner at Berle & Berle, named chairman of the Scarsdale Bowl Committee for 1967. Berle has served Scarsdale in many roles and held Army General Staff Intelligence during WWII. A dinner in January will name the 28th Bowl honoree.
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Scarsdale
Scarsdale Foundation
New Temple Bill Proposed for Planning Commission Hearing
A September 29 public hearing in Village Hall Annex will review a proposed amendment extending Planning Commission powers over non residential additions to residential areas. The measure asks whether expansion serves educational religious or benevolent purposes and seeks alternatives and costs while balancing hardship against modification of standards for new buildings.
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Village Board of Trustees
Planning Commission
Westchester Reform Temple
Village Hall
Scarsdale Considers Extending Summer School to Junior High
The Board of Education heard Dean Stefan Corbin discuss a possible junior high level summer school by 1967. He cited high enrollment in enrichment courses this summer and potential new offerings in international relations and philosophy or comparative religion.
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Scarsdale
Stefan Corbin
Board of Education
Dean Corbin
Donald Emery
the Inquirer
John E. Bush
Scarsdale School Leaders Featured in Congressional Record
The statements by Dr. Kenneth W. Thompson and Dr. Donald G. Emery, prepared for The Inquirer’s August 25 Back to School issue, were published in the Congressional Record on August 31. Representative Ogden R. Reid inserted the remarks praising Scarsdale schools and noting Harold Howe Ii’s national education prominence.
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Kenneth W. Thompson
Scarsdale
Jules Enrich Dies at 52 in New York Hospital
Jules H. Enrich a partner in the New York City law firm Hays Sklar and Herzberg and a member of the Edgemont school district board of education died Monday in New York Hospital of a heart ailment. He was born in Evansville Indiana an alumnus of Columbia Law School and served in the Judge Advocate office and as a captain in the military government in Japan during World War II. He resided at 167 Old Army Road.
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New York City
Jules H. Enrich
New York Hospital
Old Army Road
Enrich
Hays, Sklar and Herzberg
Edgemont
Board of Education
Evansville
Ind
Columbia University
Law School
Judge Advocate
Japan
Hays
Book of the Week launches inquirer review feature
A new weekly feature titled Book of the Week begins in this issue. Reviews are prepared by the Saturday Review staff for Inquirer readers.
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Inquirer
Saturday Review
Letter To A Young Boy From A Worried Wife
A wife writes to a young boy about a serious scooter accident on Popham and Overhill Roads on August 24. She describes her husband’s critical injuries, a skull fracture, and the impact on their three young children, urging responsibility and reflection after a summer of boredom and mischief.
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Popham
Overhill
Jay Marshall White Plains
Trustees Seek Unbroken Scarsdale Voice on County Board
The Scarsdale board urged preserving the town's identity by keeping Scarsdale as a distinct voting district or with a single representative on the County Board of Supervisors amid reapportionment. The resolution passed unanimously except for Trustee Gibson Allen who abstained. Town Supervisor Rudolf Berle backed the action while Mrs. Hugh N. Jones of the League of Women Voters dissented.
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Scarsdale
County Board of Supervisors
Village Board of Trustees
Gibson Allen
Rudolf P. Berle
Hugh N. Jones
Scarsdale League of Women Voters
LWV
League of Women Voters petitions on supervisors
About 1205 signatures gathered by the League of Women Voters of Scarsdale urging equal population districts and barring County Board members from other elective offices. Signatures continue to be collected through September 28 as members circulate petitions.
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League of Women Voters of
Scarsdale
County Board of Supervisors
League
MacIntyre Leads Fund Drive For Retarded Children
Malcolm A. MacIntyre will serve as honorary chair of the Westchester Association For Retarded Children Annual Fund Drive in Scarsdale. His commitment comes amid his mayoral duties, inspired by daughter Clare a musical therapist who interned at Parsons State Hospital Kansas with mentally retarded children.
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Malcolm A. Macintyre
Scarsdale
Westchester Association For
MacIntyre
Clare A. MacIntyre
Parson's State Hospital
Kansas
Westchester Association For Retarded Children
Herbert Katzenberg
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Mid-Westchester Ym-Ywha
Board of Architectural Review
Berle
Kingston Road
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Berle & Berle
Drake Road
Board of Zoning Appeal
District I
Scarsdale Congregational Church
General Staff Corps
Westchester County Board of Supervisors
Jr. High
New York State Office of Education
Fred C. Roth
Anne Hombroeck
Thompson
Emery
Women's News
Jules Enrich
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