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- - c , * Auxiliary Holds' Membership Tea The Women's Auxiliary to the Medical Societv of the County of West^nf-sc^r hfid a member ship tea on the afternoon of Monday. Novembet fith, at Grass- I'a-n^s Hcspital. Carola Roil Wil liams, noted wri'er and actress, •\appeared in actions from her origina. plays REMEMBER THE LADIES and NO BOWL of CHERRIES. Mrs Williams was war n'v applauded for her fine FURNITURE WANTED Substantial prices paid for part, complete contents of I^mes, estates. | William's Furniture Co. \ 66~So. Main St. rt Chester 5-4227 WAi^apD^TO BUY OR^jitL U OSCHAROFF STAGES — CASH FOR : .jets -fltfw*aft, furniture, chiuay*bo>ic-a-brac, vases, sil ver, old jewelry, clock sets, French and English furniture, bionzes. Oriental and Chinese rugs, paintings, crystal chan deliers, grand and studio pia- - ; nos^inusic boxes, estates, etc. Boston Post Road .archmont 2-1473 ; acting aS& ? her beautiful peridc? costumss.' Mrs Loiii i To-bin of Mt. Vernon; vno nas =siud;ed at the Juilliard School of Music and who . will make her operiviio debut ajt'the Masque Theatre in Newark, N. j. S earlv next :'oar, sang a a aria from IL TROVATORE and other selections. The president of trie Auxiliary, Mrs Isadore Zadek t gave a wel coming address and turned the meeting over to Mrs. Charles L. Bueant of Ossining, Auxiliary president-elect, who introduced the guest artists. Mrs. Vincent|Cremons, of White Plains, was hospitality chairman and Miss Gladys Bayne, admin istrative assistant to Dr. E. L. Harmon, director of Grasslands, acted as hostess for the hospital Tea and coffee were poured by past-presidents Mrs. Lawrence D. Redway of Ossining and MfS: Regiriald A, Higgins of P&rt, Chestei 4 , together With the re cent winners of the Auxiliary's nursing scholarship awards, Miss Mary Veronica Doorley of White Plains and Miss Barbara Breun- inger of Armonk. Guests of honor included Miss Anna Ryle, Director of Nursing at Grasslands Hospital and Mi-s Ruth Taylor, Commissioner of Public Welfare of Westchester County. WOMEN'S GUILD The Women's Guild of Temple Beth-El of Northern Westchester will hold its monthly meeting VEMBER lit, 1950 • 15 PAVING DRIVEWAYS - PARKING AREAS . TENNIS COURTS TW -TO|> PAVEMENTS INC. I ASPHALT PAVING Call Us For Information Builder of TUF-TOP TENNIS COURTS Chappaqua 1-0415 November U, aTT the rvwit- oi Mrs. Horry Weinberg, .ill Hauuifvn Road, Chappaqua, at 1:30 pui. Clara Dudley, color scheme consultant, for Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Co., will be gue=t speaker. Miss Dudley, in. privaxe life Ine*. Billard, is a graduate of the New York School of In terior Decoration and a member of the New York staff of in-.- Clara Dudley Wor.Js.shoj; and Lec t.ure Bureau. ShP v;,i discuss various decorating nrjolcms and will illustrate her talk- v -i '.h sam ples of rugs, fabrics, paints, e'-.r Following the lecture, she wiil answer questions from the audi ence on individual decorating problems. DAR MEETING A guest meeting of Mount Pleasant Chapter; Daughters of the Amerigari devolution, held last Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Raymond Haynes of Bed ford Road, Pleasantville, was at tended by a delegation from Chappaqua, including Mr. and Mrs. Clifford V. Fisher, Mrs. Frank Mann and two prospective members, Miss Alfa Beardsley and Mrs. Herbert Golding, Jr. An illustrated lecture on his toric New York, from its early Dutch days to the present era of tall buildings, was given by Merrill Hodsdon, service errjin- eer of the New York Telephone Company. Ruclen Home (Continued from Page One) led KATES' fir « Hoe- MinusiOin 60c Scale PLEASAi-ITVtLLE. Large attract ive room, oath, in new home. Garage. Business woman or teacher preferred. Tel. PLeas. 2-1557-W. For Sate The houses will be built to order, according to Mr. Ruden from Wil liams designs, thus assuring the appearance advantages of homes of individual taste, while preserv ing the economies of large scale toudlding. The development will be known as the Indian Hill community, wall eventually be some 100 acres in extent, will be in character with recent construction in New Castle, and is the first deve'op- ment here from which a lar>e recreation area will ,be dedicated in deed to use of community property owners. Under super vision of the New Castle Planning Board a Pl°t exceeding three acres has been set aside for de velopment by Mr. Ruden for gen eral recreation purposes. The surrounding terrain is rugged, wooded and beautifully rural in atmosphere. According to Mr. Ruden orders for construction in the commun ity will be taken at the model home, located on the Millwood- Moiint Kisco ftoad about a Mile from Mount Kisco, on the right hand side Of the road going toward Millwood. On order will be homes in any price range from about $20,000 up. All homes may be bought on long-term mort gages. The model home will be open for inspection and business on week-days from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The model home is a three- bedrocm, two bath floor plan, with garage, breezeway and din ing terrace, picture window, loj- burning fireplace and a 29 foot living room. There are built-in china closets, sliding door closet closures, and built-in dressing tables with mirrors. Kitchen equipment in the U-shaped kitch en includes dishwasher, sink and built-in cabinets, exhaust fan, range and refrigerator . Town Budget (Continued from Page One) ARDS-LYJY. Ideal 3-room Office or professional space, nor'ia light, adjacent month. Others Associates Inc. Plains 8-2900. station $75 Rostenberg Tel. WHite £MALL G. F. TANK vacuum cleaner 2 years old. Excellenl condition All attachments. $20. Tel. CHap 1-0474. FAMOUS BRAND SHOES Men's Shoes, size 6k to 12 - $6.95 & up. Boy's Shoes, size 2 to 6 - $4.95 & up. Cartisar.o Shoe Ser vice, 21 King Si Chappaqua. SHOES — Official ^ri* Scout — G. H. Bass — sloderii Age SLIPPERS — D£-jp v #reen Pfeiffers. King St. ^ r ^qua Help Wanted Male W ROSTENBERG ASSOCIATES, Inc. 150 MAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. REALTORS Have Buyers Waiting To Purchase HOMES, LAND OR BUSINESS PROPERTIES IN YOUR AREA Why Not List Your Holdings With Our Office Twenty-eight Years of Successful Real Estate in Westchester County Gives You Advantages of Sound Experience. GIVE US A CALL ANY TIME (24 Hour Telephone Service) R ostenberd ^ Associates. Into White Plains 8-2900 Scarsdale 3 -2878 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ued rise next year with take- home pay being reduced because of increased taxes. Members of the Police Department have not had a raise since 1948 when each received $150 increase in their cost of living bonus. The present pay scale, with cost of living bonus included, is extremely low when compared with other West chester townships. For example, New Castle ranks 17th from the top in. patrolman's pay scale out of 20 townships. The Police and Fire Committee of the Town Club believes the pay level for our po lice force should at least equal the average county scale. The $3839.39 increase for equipment would provide for the replacement of a prowl car, the addition of one more prowl car (bringing the total to three) and DELIVERY CLERK Apply in person. Kosters Market Pleasantville. SALESMAN Resident of Westchester County, preferably married. Opportunity for advancement. Steady position. Salary. Apply in person at SINGER SEWING CENTER East Main St. Mount Kisco BUSINESS DIRECTORY Westchester County home owners are finding it pleasant and profitable to list their property for sale with FRANCIS P. CRITCHLEY Hawthorne, N. ¥. Pleas 2-2397 <» A. WILTJAMS FINE CABINET WORK DONE AND REPAIRED UPHOLSTERY ANTIQUE FURNITURE BOUGHT SOLD AND RESTORED (Established in 1912 in Pleasantville) 56 Ossining Road Pleasantville Pleas. 2-0211 for replacement of existing radio equipment. A third prowl car would provide for such emergen cies as an accident to one of the present two cars, for use during\ rainy or bad weather when it is dangerous to use the motorcycle, for use if the Auxiliary Police •reactivated on a ,large scale. An extra prowl car would also provide transportation for the Chief of Police on his official duties without reducing the road patrol. The prese.it radio equipment used by our police has already exceeded its expected normal working life by 30'r . Its replace ment will become increasingly urgent from now on. As the Armed Forces increase their equipment requirements it will become impossible to purchase these needed replacements. Mr. Bleier, in explaining the Board of Governors cf the Town Club's endorsement of the prcpo :2d increase in the budget for the police Department, said, \The Police and Fire Protection Committee of the Town Club hias given detailed consideration to the Police Department budget for 1951. As a result of their stu dies and unanimous endorsement, the Board of Governors of the Town Club urges the inclusion of the Police Department increases in thte pneiMtfinary budget.'' O'BRIEN & KINK EL. INC. Established 1898 Builders of Quality Homes Excavating Tennis Courts Swimming Pools 55 Maple Avenue Road Builders Driveways Remodeling Mt. Kisco 5171
