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10 North Westchester Timos, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1959 • 1 11 • i Check Writer Disappears After Arrest Judge John F.-Reed Jr. said in Mount Kisco Police Court Thurs day night he will issue a warrant for the arrest of a former viUage{worthless residKrt who mysteriously disap-' peared after being taken into cus tody for issuing a bogus $75 check. Forty-two-ye? old John Ander son, formerly of 265 Main St., was arrested on Jan. 24 and released in $100 bail pending an appear ance in court on Jan. 29; he is accused by David Markoff, pro prietor of a Mount Kisco shoe store, of writing a worthless check in payment for a purchase. Mr. Markoff was in court Thurs day as was Edward Reardon, pro prietor of a Main St. liquor store. He claims Anderson gave him a $25 check. Since both merchands are inter ested in recovering their losses, Judge Reed didn't order Ander son's bail immediately forfeited; he adjourned the case one week and asked Police Chief John F. Cregier to locate the missing de fendant. If he is found and appears in court, the chances are John O'Boyle, proprietor of Village Store, will be there too. He told the court last week that Ander son disappeared without paying his grocery bill. CARNIVAL PLANNED The Senior Youth Group of the Jewish Community Center of Mount Kisco in conjunction with the Junior Youth Group,, will con duct a carnival on Sunday, from 2 to 5 p.m. The proceeds of this carnival will go toward building spiritual bridges between the young people of the United States and those in Israel. \Health Dept. Lists Strep Throat in Area Eleven new cases of communica ble disease were reported by the Department of Health, for the North County area for \the week ending Jan. 24. Chickenpox bedded three in Peekskill and two in Pleasantville.. Six cases of strep throat were divided two in Mount Pleasant; two from the Town of Ossining; one from New Castle and one from the Village of Ossining. HEART DRIVE OPENS YONKERS —, The month-long Heart Fund drive opened here Feb. 1 with a goal of $34,000. This, is $3,000 more than was raised in last year's campaign. Lets take a trip in the cars I 111 FEiFIJE Lets take a trip in the cars rut Here's how to comfort-test a Ford. Take six people— a daddy longlegs, a Mr. \five by five,\ any shape, any size. Put them in a Ford and watch what happens. First they can get in easier. Once inside, everyone (includ ing the man in the middle) has a thickly padded seat for real comfort. There's more than enough room for legs, elbows, hips—and hats! Come in for a \people test\! \Seats are comfortable all the way across... no hard spot in the middle\ \Getting in and out is a snap\ RttLY PROFOmONED) CMS Suggested Ford retail prices, are lowest of the best-selling three for all comparable models. With radio, heater, and automatic transmission, Fords are priced up to $102.75 less than the major competition. Diamond Lustre Finish never needs waxing. The aluminized muffler normally lasts twice as long. Finally, Ford's beautiful proportions will command a higher price when you sell. \Save up to $1.00 on every tankful\ Come people test 'em today I Come savings test em today I FOR A BETTER BUY fN A USED CAR OR TRUCK, BE SURE TO SEE OUR 0R 0THER SELECT,0NS MOUNT KISCO AUTO SALES AND SERVICE INC. 82-92 SOUTH MOGER AVENUE MOUNT KISCO 6-6484 — 8910 HERBERT I. SILVERSON of Crow Hill Road, Mount Kisco, has resigned as President and Director of Roosevelt Field Inc. and as Vice President and Di rector of Webb & Knapp Inc. to join Robert A. Futterman of New York, national realty inves tor, as a co-venturer. Mr. Sil- verson was recently elected to his third term as President of the National Realty Club. He is also Treasurer and Director of the Realty Foundation of New York. Plans of the new affilia tion include a broadening of the investment portfolio to include urban renewal projects and con struction as well as income properties. Mr. Silverson was senior officer of Roosevelt Field Inc. since its conversion from an airport in 1951. Prior to join ing Webb & Knapp as Vice Pres ident in charge of industrial real estate, he headed his own real estate firm. MERRILL\ C. PHILLIPS of Mount Kisco, was promoted this week to the vice-presidency and a directorship with John Moyna- han and Company of 380 Madi son Avenue, New York, public relations firm. Mr. Phillips lives at 82 Grandview Avenue, is married, the father of three children and a graduate of Col gate University, Class of 1934. He is also a member of the Board of Trustees of the Bedford Central School District Two and came to his firm in 1954. Lost Handbag, $142 Contents Reclaimed New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., February-5, 195* DOCTOR and wife, Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Healy of Or chard Road, Mount Kisco, shown aboard the \M. S. Italia\ of Home Lines, as they wave fare well before sailing on a Carib bean, cruise which will take them to the ports of Port-Au-Prince on Haiti, Kingston in Jamaica, Havana, Cuba and Nassau in the British West Indies-Home Lines Photo. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT McGregor Travel Head Oif for European Capitals License Tabs Missing, 2 Get Tickets Here Two motorists, summoned for operating unregistered vehicles be cause thev didn't display 1959 li cense plate tabs, were given sus pended sentences by Judge John F. Reed Jr. in Mount Kisco Po lice Court Thursday night. In both cases, the court said, tabs had been purchased but not put on the rear license plate as required by law. The offenders were Joseph Ford of Eastway, Mount Kisco, who was tagged by State Trooper Wilfried Holik, and Earl Gondolfi of York- town; he was tagged by Mount Kisco Ptl. William Nelligan. Both summonses were issued on Jan. 26. Mario Dinelli of Pines Bridge Rd. Mount K*sco, was fined $20 for a 50 m.p.h. speed law violation and warned by Judge Reed that oneJ more conviction would result in revocation of his license. Dinelli was fined $10 for a similar vio -J lationin Pleasantville last Decem ber. ARE YOU USING SAVINGS BANK MONEY ORDERS? THEY ARE FAST, EASY, SAFE and PERSONAL In any amount up to $250. The cost is only 10c each. Per Annum (3% regular plus %% extra) (Anticipated for the period from Jan. 1,1959 through June 30, 1959, assuming favorable •arnings continue.) paid from DAY OF. DEPOSIT SAVINGS BANK WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK 1 MAMARONECK AVE. • 530 NORTH BROADWAY The ONLY Sayings Bank in White Plains EST. 1993 PHONE White Plata* 9-3600 MEMBER FEDERAL ' DEPOSIT, INSURANCE . COR* Two ladies handbags, one emp ty and the other containing $142 in currency and checks, \ were found in Mount Kisco within two hours time on Jan. 29 and turned! over to police. In both instances, Police Chief John F. Cregier said, the handbags were found in su permarket parking areas off South Moger Ave. The most valuable find was made by Frank Leccesse who, po lice say, is employed on a Mount, Kisco estate. He spotted one handbag while walking through the Safeway Store parking lot shortlyi after 3 p.m. He promptly took his find to police headquarters where wide-eyed policemen counted out its contents totaling $142. It wasn't until the following morning that police learned the identify of the owner. Julia Dar- •den, employed in the home of Mr, and Mrs. George Zander of Mo Gain St., Mount Kisco, said she had lost the handbag and wasn't aware it had been found until ad vised by a friend that police were in possession of it. About two hours earlier an em ployee of Vince Byrne Inc. turned in a handbag he found in the FiTst National Store parking lot. It did not contain any money, police said. They traced ownership to)j Katheryn Molloy of 18 SuttonV Lane, Mount Kisco. Cars Collide On fcvJCurve Nathaniel Mason, thirty, of Gold- en's Bridge required emergency treatment a* Northern Westchester Hospital late on th&wafternoon of Jan. 28 when he received injuries to his elbow and chest as the re sult of an auto crash on Chest nut Ridge Rd., Bedford. Police were told that the col lision occurred aS cars driven by Mr. Mason\arid Carmine DiMisco of Yorktown met on a \blind curve\; the road was slippery, drivers said, and Mr. DiMisco's car skidded into the other* one. The Yorktown motorist wasn't in jured nor were passengers riding in the cars. Inspecting new hotels, off-the- beaten path attractions, and vis iting foreign representatives are on the fast-paced schedule of David McGregor head of Mc Gregor World Travel Service, White Plains, who left Friday aboard a KLM Royal Dutch Aii* line v for Scotland. Because Westchester residents are \becoming increasingly inter ested in European U-Drive and car purchase plans, David Mc Gregor will visit leaders in this field while abroad. In London itineraries will be worked out on-the-spot for sum mer clients who plan tours by U-Drive, staying at converted castles and playing golf at fa mous courses. Inspecting hotels to be used on a 17 day (2 week) all-expense Grand Tour of Europe, priced at only 697 and a more leisurely paced tour of 35 land days' for only $1043 will be given prior ity. Both are \McGregor exclu sives\. See .one of McGregor's Travel's qualified counselors for first-hand information on travel here or abroad. They can help you get ALL-TIME HIGH Union Carbide Corp. sales dur ing the last half of 1958-reached an all-time high of $707,626,945 -anti income in the last half of the year exceeded the same period of 1957, Morse G. Dial, chairman, reported today in a preliminary statement Net income in 1958 amounted to $124,936,845, or $4.15 a share of $133,740,818, or $4.45 a share, and record sales of $1,395,032,817 in 1957. Both sales and income for 1958 reresented a 7 per cent de cline from the previous year. Get Dependable Home Heating WITH €sso HEATING OIL • burns HOT and CLEAM • assures TOP burner performance Automatic Delivery Service YOU ALWAYS have an ample supply BURKE FUEL & HEATING CO. 475 Commerce Street .Hawthorne, N.Y. R0 8° r * 9-5050 Days ROgers 9-5053 NlghU DAVID McGREOOB • the most for your travel dollar! McGregor Travel is at 177 East Post Road, 2nd Floor, Wal- lach Building, White Plains. Mc Gregor Travel is Westchester's largest agency. Call ROckwell 1-1700. GRISTEDES ANNIVERSARY SALE! Yfsif your GffcfeoYs today — fake ad* ranfage of our armfrersny wfws! 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