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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1973

Page

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Dem Legislators Push Unit Pricing Aimed at Westchester Stores

Westchester lawmakers James J. McPoland Audrey G Hochberg Vincent R Rippa and John A De Rario introduced a local bill requiring retail food outlets to label price per unit of measure. The plan follows a statewide bill veto and mirrors city standards to help shoppers compare value while excluding small mom and pop stores.

Westchester James J. McPoland Yonkers Audrey G. Hochberg Scarsdale Vincent R. Rippa John A. de Rario New Rochelle New York City

Burglaries Hit Scarsdale Avenues With Several Break-ins

Police report five burglary attempts this week on Scarsdale Avenue, four successful. Specifics include robberies at the Scarsdale Diner, Raymond Cleaners, Glad Well Ceramics, and Telesco Lawn Mower Co. Households on Tompkins Road and Crane Road also burglarized. two autos stolen nearby and later recovered.

Scarsdale Avenue Theodore Tutera Scarsdale Raymond Cleaners Glad Well Ceramics Telesco Lawn Mower Co Exxon Chase and Post Roads John Williams Tompkins Road Nemeroff Crane Road Cash Peter C. Reiman Depot Plaza Mobil Popham Road Joseph Gross Hampton Road Colvin Road

Scarsdale Citizens Nominating Committee Sees 35 Nominees

A total of 35 Scarsdalians have been named to run for the Citizens Nominating Committee, four more than last year. Petitions with 10 signatures each and biographical forms are due by October 10. Final nominations go to the Town Club office. Election meetings are set for November 14 with inquiries directed to Walter J. Handelman or the vice chairs.

Citizens Nominating Committee Board of Trustees Citizens Committee Walter J. Handelman Town Club Harwood Village Club Woman's Club League of Women Voters William R. Glendon William F. Cullom Jr Scarsdale Public Library Edgar S. Preston Boy Scouts Women’s Club Friends of the Scarsdale Library Marvin Fink The Friends Robert Dodes Estelle Bermann Morris Krantz Seever

Citizens Nominating Committee candidates listed by district

The list presents nominees for Units A to F across multiple Election Districts with names and addresses including Greenacres School Fox Meadow School and Quaker Ridge School as bases, covering E.D. 1 to 18 and various street addresses for each candidate.

Scarsdale Bowl Committee Names 1974 Members

Willard B. Dean announced the Scarsdale Bowl Committee for 1974. Members include Bernard Cederbaum Edwin A. DeLima Samuel J. Duboff Albert Foreman Walter Handelman Hubert Horan Saul Horowitz Jr. Helge Johnson William Koegel Gerald McMahon Dr Marvin Moser Alexander Nagle Ward Reed Jr Alan Temple and Dudley Doernberg Jr. The award honors civic service in Scarsdale with a January dinner planned.

Willard B. Dean Bernard Cederbaum Edwin A. DeLima Samuel J. Duboff Albert Foreman Walter J. Handelman Hubert J. Horan Saul Horowitz Jr Helge 8. Johnson William F. Koegel Gerald J. McMahon Marvin Moser Alexander C. Nagle Ward L. Reed Jr Alan H. Temple Scarsdale Foundation Scarsdale Kenneth W. Thompson

Village Opposes County Bridge Relocation Plan in State Hearing

Village Manager Lowell J. Tooley led testimony against the county plan to divert Bronx River for the Bronx River Parkway project north of Greenacres Avenue. Consulting engineer Frederick H. Zurmuhlen and Naturalist Peter Woodcock supported a modification aimed at reducing environmental impact and preserving trees and tennis-court parking.

Lowell J. Tooley Tennis Court Bridge White Plains New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Tooley Village Board of Trustees Scarsdale Frederick H. Zurmuhlen Peter Woodcock Zurmuhlen

Scarsdale Opens Bicycle Licensing for Third Graders

The Scarsdale Safety Advisory Board and PT Council launch a bicycle inspection and licensing program starting with third graders. Fox Meadow led with inspection, testing and licensing, with multiple schools scheduled in October and rain dates noted. The program grants permanent numbered decals and files numbers at the Police Department to aid recovery of stolen bikes.

Scarsdale Safety Advisory Board Scarsdale PT Council Police Department Fox Meadow School Gene Accas James M. Horner Jr Fox Meadow Pta Edgewood School Ward L. Reed PTA Greenacres Sheldon Eisenman Quaker Ridge Alan B. Levitt Heathcote Mervyn L. Goldstein Owen J. Rader Bernard Albert

Village Club opposes county river realignment plan

The Village Club of Scarsdale urged the New York State Department of Environment Conservation to withhold the county’s permit to realign a section of the Bronx River River project citing aesthetic ecological and economic harm. Club committees urged safety and environmental safeguards and proposed warning signals reflectors and reduced speed measures at the tennis club bridge.

Scarsdale Junior High School Gerrold Hacker New Rochelle Thomas Pour Yonkers Sport Rites Club Armonk Hacker Hastings-on- Hudson JHS Stephen Fisher Harrison Mamaroneck Road Scarsdale Rmit Ronx River Tennis Club New York State Department of Environment Conservation Martin J. Brennan Tennis Court Bridge State Agency

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