Heathcote Corners Sets Public Hearing on Zoning
The Village Board schedules a special hearing for Monday Oct 10 following a long session on Heathcote Corners. Residents urge halt on supermarket development at Palmer Ave and Secor Rd citing traffic and safety concerns. The Planning Commission reiterates parking and zoning changes including a 100 foot strip to Residence A-3 and privately owned parking with screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heathcote Corners
Planning Commission
Seymour Wilner
Penn Boulevard
East Scarsdale Ass'n
Palmer Ave
Secor Rd
Weaver St
Jules Wacht
Intercommunity Zoning Council
Heathcote Rd
Scarsdale Supply Co
The
Supply Co
Wilgrin
Board of Appeals
Commission
Heath- York Corp
Heath-York Corp
Scarsdale-Hartsdale Visiting Nurse Ass'n keeps Kathleen Nathanson
Kathleen Nathanson, Westchester County Public Health Nurse, will continue her long association with the Scarsdale Hartsdale Visiting Nurse Association. Now in her ninth year, she supervises family health, provides bedside care when needed, and leads community teaching. She adds natural childbirth exercise classes, with physician permission required for attendance. residents may call Scarsdale 3 3193 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale-Hartsdale
Ass'n
Kathleen Nathanson
Westchester County
Nathanson
Scarsdale
Westchester County Board of Health
Driver Education Cars Loaned to High School District
Courtesy of Mc Andrew Jernigan Pontiac and Byrne Motor Co Chevrolet the high school is again equipped this year with two driver education cars on loan to the district without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew-Jernigan Pontiac
Byrne Motor Co. Chevrolet
News Index Almanac of Local Society and Events
A compact listing page showcasing church news editorials society notes and theater listings across pages 12 15 17 and 20 highlighting local Pupes pages and event summaries. The column emphasizes community happenings with brief notices and notices from theatres and religious groups.
Last-Minute Registration Window Near White Plains
Voters out of town during October 10 to 15 can register at the Central Registration Board in the Court House, White Plains. Office hours today and tomorrow run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Registration Board
Court House
White Plains
Will Be Speaker At First Meeting Of Scarsdale LWVYV
Mrs. William J. Kelley former president of Scarsdale Westchester and New York State Leagues of Women Voters will speak on Procedures Pressures and Politics at the opening Scarsdale League meeting. Dessert and coffee will follow as programs for the year are presented. She chairs the State League Personal Registration campaign and serves as legislative consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
William J. Kelley
Westchester
New York State
Leagues of Women Voters
Scarsdale League
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Kelley
State League
Westchester County Council of Social Agencies
Citizens Committee For
Children's Court Judgship
Health Dept Reports No Communicable Disease Last Week
Good Health Scarsdale records a clean bill of health as the Health Department reports zero cases of communicable disease for the week. No outbreaks or related incidents are listed in the official briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Health Dept
International Girl Guides Meet Brings Scouts From Eight Nations
About 135 Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from eight countries gathered at the Scarsdale Girl Scout House for an afternoon evaluation of the Juliette Lowe Exchange Fellowship program and an evening flag ceremony. Finland Germany France Sweden Canada Holland Greece and Chile were represented along with 365 American scouts who had traveled abroad on exchanges this summer. Mrs. Charles Perera oversaw arrangements with Senior Scout Ragna Christiansen chairing the camp fire segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
Ass'n of
Juliette Law Exchange
Charles Perera
Hathaway Rd
Ragna Christiansen
International Friendship Troop 12
Finland
Germany
France
Sweden
Canada
Holland
Greece
Chilig
USA
United States
Perera
Clifford C. Baker
Elmdorf Drive
Juliet Lowe
Edgemont PTA to Host Inaugural Ball Featuring McClaren Films
The Edgemont Elementary and High School PTA will present two three dimensional Norman McClaren films at their Inaugural Ball on October 22. The program highlights an experimental soundtrack drawn directly on the film, with two showings planned that evening. Committees include co chairs Selby Turner for the high school and Wil Marcus for the elementary, with Mrs James Switzer sponsoring, Julia Jacobs arranging, William Darnell refreshments, Mrs Earl Dibble publicity, and Stanley Berman entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Norman McClaren
Edgemont
PTA
Selby Turner
Wil Marcus
James Switzer
Julia Jacobs
William Darnell
Earl Dibble
Stanley Berman
Race Week Winner Garrison Corwin Tops Manhasset Bay Classes
Garrison R. Corwin of Church Lane won the 23rd Fall race week at Manhasset Bay Yacht Club. He and two other skippers were unbeaten in 25 classes, earning the Black Jack Trophy for the best percentage among all entrants as 227 sailors competed through September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison R
Bill) Corwin
Church Lane
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Edgemont School District Board Accepts Blanford Resignation
Dr. Charles J. Blanford resigned from the Edgemont-Greenville School District Board of Education at the Sept 7 meeting citing health and workload. The board adopted a unanimous resolution praising his leadership and will appoint his replacement in October. Several staff changes and conventions were approved along with a shift to Wednesday religious instruction release time. The Automobile Club of New York advised safety measures for Edge mont High School access, to be acted on by the Town Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Blanford
Board of Education
Edgemont-Greenville
Blanford
Edgemont High School
Union Free School District #6
Dr. Blanford
Educaton
Teresi Anderson
Pleasantville
Cook
Sacred Heart
Hartsdale
Greenville Community Church
Our Lady of Fatima
Automobile Club of New York
Westchester
Dean Rusk
Town Club
John P. Edmondson
Helge S. Johnson
Long Island Sound Tides and Sunset Times
Tides rise today at 12 21 p m and repeat at 12 56 p m Saturday 1 19 p m Sunday 1 49 p m Monday 2 18 p m Tuesday 2 52 p m Wednesday 3 32 p m Thursday The sun sets at 7 08 p m today and at 6 58 p m by Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound
Scarsdale Adult School Plans 1955 Courses
The Scarsdale Adult School mails brochures detailing 36 courses for 1955. Since 1938 the voluntary, non profit program operates independently, using Scarsdale High School facilities with rental fees and eight custodians plus three police officers. Registration opens Oct. 4 with mail enrollment encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Bach
Erwin Rankin
Floyd H. Crews
Joseph P. Anderson
Martin J. Brennan
Leonard J. Kane
Jess L. Geisman
Scarsdale
New York State Board of Regents
Sabrina Fair to be staged as police benefit
Scarsdale Patrolmen's Benevolent Association schedules Sabrina Fair at Scarsdale High School auditorium on Oct 14 and 15 at 8 30 p m. John Hemmerly to produce and direct. cast nearly set and rehearsals start this week. The New York comedy was a 1953 54 season hit and later a film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sabrina Fair
Samuel Taylor
Scarsdale Patrolmen
John Hemmerly
Scarsdale Summer Theatre
Scarsdale High School
Sabrina
Milton
Comus
Curbstones
Portecocheres
Long Island
North Shore
Paris
Scarsdale Building Board names Henry H Dean to vacancy
The Village Board appointed Henry H Dean of Dobbs Ter to the Scarsdale Building Board at Tuesday night executive session. The architect will serve a three year term replacing Frederick L Porter who resigned and moved away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Dean
Dobbs ‘Terrace
Scarsdale
Frederick L. Porter
Superintendent Shaw and Dumas to attend NYS meeting
Supt Archibald Shaw and Assistant Supt Ralph Dumas will attend the NYS Council of Superintendents meeting at Saratoga Inn from September 24 to 28. The event gathers school leaders for policy discussion and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald B. Shaw
Ralph Dumas
NYS Council of Superintendents
Saranac Inn
Greenacres Ass'n organizes newcomers group for year
Under Mr and Mrs John N Martin as chairmen the Greenacres Assn newcomers committee divides the area into 12 sections with joint area chairmen. Frederick H Lewis, president, appointed the committee to acquaint newcomers with the non partisan government system and local civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Martin
Dobbs Terrace
Greenacres Ass'n
Frederick H. Lewis
Rudolf P. Berle
Kingston Rd
George E. Bliss
Ridgecrest East
Robert D. Buchanan
Oak Way
Herman C. Frauenthal, Jr
Sage Terrace
Frank J. Hertel
River Rd
Henry L. McClintock
Greenacres Ave
W. Stewart McDonald
Garden Rd
Donald J. Shank
Walworth Ave
Paul S. Smith
Brewster Rd
John S. Snyder
Fairview Rd
Allen S. Wilber
William Wemple
Cambridge Rd
Open House Planned at Quaker Ridge School
The Quaker Ridge School on Weaver Street hosts a Monday 8 15 open house. The event, the district PTA’s first of the year, aims to connect parents with staff, with Hartselle Kinsey introducing new principal James Jackson and staff members. A social hour follows for parents to meet everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Ridge
Weaver St
PTA
Hartselle Kinsey
Board of Education of
District 2
James Jackson
Armed Robber Forcibly Steals From Sonnenblick Home
Mrs. Nathan J. Sonnenblick of Mamaroneck Road awakened Sunday night by an armed man at gunpoint. she surrendered over 150 dollars from her purse. She was not harmed and called no help before police were alerted as Scarsdale police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan J. Sonnenblick
Mamaroneck Rd
Grand Jury Foreman Named for Southern District of New York
Harrison Atwood an advertising executive with McCann-Erickson New York City was named foreman on September 7 of the newly empaneled Federal Grand Jury for the Southern District of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Atwood
Greenacres Ave
McCann-Erickson
Nyc
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Village Board awards sidewalk contract to Lawrence Labriola
Lawrence Labriola received the contract for sidewalk repairs in the business district after bidding $13,090, the lowest of three bids, which was $1,800 less than the next lowest bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Labriola
Problems Facing District Are Discussed at Meeting
Tomorrow is the day for the Scarsdale Art Assn fourth annual Outdoor Show from 10 to 5 30 in the meadow opposite the Post Office. Mary Davenport chair man announced that in case of rain the show will be postponed until Saturday Sept 24 Residents should attend early for good selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Art Ass'n
Mary Davenport
Scarsdale Board Faces Triad of School Problems
Scarsdale faces a threefold dilemma this fall with the junior high project bids rejected and rereadvertised, the need for extra laboratory and classroom space at the high school, and a revised teacher salary schedule to restore standards. The board shifted meeting order to hear community input first and discussed possible voter referenda paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Board of Education
Archibald B. Shaw
Village Board Adopts Rules On Outside Work
The village board approved administrative rules restricting outside employment by village employees in a Tuesday executive session. Mayor Willard P. Scott urged a clear policy to prevent uncertainty, with Trustee John E. F. Wood reporting findings. Rules prohibit compensation for matters involving village or town representatives, and limit immediate family earnings. The village manager will enforce the policy and may set procedures as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard P. Scott
John E. F. Wood
Wood
Qualifying Rounds for Club Championship at Scarsdale Golf Club
The Women's Golf Assn of Scarsdale held qualifying rounds. Medalist was Mrs. George J. Brady at 41-81. Low net winner was Mrs. Richard Hellmann with 73, second went to Mrs. William E. Steers at 76. In Class C nine holes, three players tied for low net: Mrs. David Brumbaugh 41, Mrs. Frank Hilton 41, and Mrs. Lloyd Powell 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Golf Club
George J. Brady
Richard Hellmann
William E. Steers
David Brumbaugh
Frank Hilton
Lloyd Powell
Scarsdale Leads Westchester Cancer Drive to New Record
Scarsdale chairman Joseph Ullman reports the campaign reached $19 025 in gifts against a $15 000 quota. Westchester County totals rose to $276 850 55, surpassing a $215 000 goal as books closed for the year on August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Westchester County Cancer Committee
Joseph Ullman
Westchester
CIO Union Seeks Administrative Safeguards After Village Dismissal
The CIO Government Workers Union representing village highway staff asks the Village Board to create procedures to protect employees from arbitrary dismissals. They seek equal disciplinary rights for all workers and reconsideration of the Aug. 5 dismissal of Carl Wilderman tied to a highway crew reorganization. Village Manager Reeves Newsom confirmed the dismissal reasons as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board
Robert S. Gordon
Ralph Keating
CIO Government Workers Union
Carl Wilderman
White Rd
Nation States
Wilderman
Reeves Newsom
Former Mayor Sander named to Village Board of Appeals
On Tuesday evening the Village Board appointed former Mayor Theodore Sander Jr. to the Board of Appeals for the unexpired term of Chester R. Dewey who resigned and moved away. The term runs until April 5, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Sander, Jr
Board of Appeals
Chester R. Dewey
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Plan Board
News Index
John Gaus
Edgemont Pta
Chas. Blanford
Edgemont School Rd
Nicholas Uscianowski
Yonkers
William D. Moyle
Syracuse
Elizabeth S. Engelhardt
Yolanda Ciricillo
Pta’s
League of Women Voters
Greenacres Ass’n
Sonnenblick
Augusta Jones
the Inquirer
Juba Gas
Stewart Ledbetter
Warren Brown
Jim McKinnon
Malcolm McKinnon
Spencer Barnhart
Rick Flynn
John N. Ledbetter
Courtney C. Brown
John Gardner
Barnhart
D. S. Flynn
John Goodrich
Keith Goodrich
D. W. Brumbaugh
Gardner
Peter Ward
Frank Noettling
Steve Heffering
R. J. Heffering
CIO Union
Highway Dept.Man
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