Busy Scarsdale Town Supervisor Berle seeks reelection
Ru dolf P Berle Scarsdale Town Supervisor since 1958 and partner in Berle and Berle law firm runs for another term. The article paints a portrait of his home life with wife Margaret Peg, their shared interests in gardening opera reading and storytelling for children, and the couple’s warm Scarsdale residence at 29 Kingston Road.
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Rudolf P. Berle
Scarsdale
New York
Berle & Berle
Margaret
Peg
Mr. Berle
Mrs. Berle
Berles
Berle
Emery Calls For Real Consolidation At School Board Meeting
Dr. Donald Emery new superintendent told the Board of Education that the district is newly consolidated and unified yet cautioned that unification remains a technical reality not yet an educational life. He urged joint effort by faculty, board, parents, and principals to achieve true consolidation.
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Donald Emery
Board of Education
Theodore J. Lapicki
Scarsdale
John Gass
Residents Gasphin Broadside Over County Parkway Reply
Residents criticized a county reply letter at a Scarsdale meeting. Trustee Robert Delany and others pressed for clear answers, denouncing secrecy around Bronx River Parkway plans and urging candor from county officials. The debate highlighted distrust of official statements and transparency concerns.
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Michaelian
Scarsdale Inquirer
Robert Delany
Jules Wacht
Robert Moskin
Michaelsian
Scarsdale
Richard Lederer
Fox Meadow Association
Moskin
Bronx River Parkway
Lederer
Greenville Incorporation Sparks Partisan Attacks
Bernard Grossman, chairman of the Greenville Committee, criticizes Democratic candidate remarks as lacking local understanding amid Greenville moves toward incorporation as a separate village. He defends incumbent officials and notes Greenville residents have not yet chosen a Town Board member, framing the issue as for Greenville residents to decide.
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Greenburgh
Bernard Grossman
Arthur Litt
Tarrytown
Larsh Mewhinney
Hastings
William Taylor
Hartsdale
Greenville
Grossman
Mr. Grossman
Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley
Elmsford
Irvington
Signs Warn Drivers At Curve Fatality Site
The village posts two advance warning signs at Harcourt Road Brewster Road curve after a fatal crash last month. Gail Waters, 16, died August 10 when her car failed to negotiate the turn and hit a tree. the driver and another passenger were injured. Painters mark the pavement edge with white paint at Greenacres and Walworth Avenues.
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Harcourt Road
Brewster Road
Scarsdale
Gail Waters
Greenacres
Walworth Avenues
Scarsdale keeps Class A fire rating after upgrades
The New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization found Scarsdale's improvements to its water supply, fire department, fire alarm system, police, and building codes sufficient to maintain Class A status. Had ratings dropped to B, homeowners would face higher premiums and commercial rates would rise. Village Manager Lowell Tooley noted upgraded pumping, new mains, and expanded personnel strengthened the system and kept insurance costs down.
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The
New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization
Scarsdale
Lowell J. Tooley
Cate
Village 50th Anniversary Tour Includes Homes and Concerts
Scarsdale celebrates its 50th with a Tour of Homes, a fall schedule from September 30 to November 26. Activities include a Town Club theme, Women’s Club open house, Chamber of Commerce plans, Junior League home tour, a youth concert at Scarsdale Junior High, a Bach Chorale, and a grand musical drama finale.
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Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Wayside Cottage
Scarsdale Junior High School
Kindergar
Auditions Set for Fiftieth Finale Amid Village Anniversary
Auditions for the Fiftieth Finale will take place in the newly renovated high school auditorium over Thanksgiving weekend. Friday evening from 7:30 to 10:30 and Saturday sessions from 9:30 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 4:30 seek singers dancers actors and actresses of all ages plus male and female commentators.
Sinsheimer Forms Fact Service For Voters
Warren J. Sinsheimer the Republican candidate for the 101st Assembly District announces a voters fact service to inform the electorate on campaign issues. He cites Governor Rockefeller vetoes and contrasts his opponent Walter Liebman's statements as not factual, aiming to let voters draw their own conclusions.
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Assembly
101St Assembly
Warren J. Sinsheimer
Voters Fact Service
Rockefeller
Sinsheimer
Walter Liebman
Kane Charges GOP Supervisors With Poverty Neglect
Democratic candidate Leonard Kane accused the GOP majority on the Westchester County Board of Supervisors of neglecting poverty issues during a Friday night meeting at the Smithline home. He cited incumbent Rudolph Berle, a member of the budget committee, as part of the party he challenged.
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Kane
GOP
Leonard Kane
County Board of Supervisors
Rudolf P. Berle
Frederick Smithline
Stratton Road
Goldwater
Board of Supervisors
Westchester
Westchester County
Mr. Berle
Board
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