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NEW CASTLE NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1951 • 7 REAL ESTATE Insurance A. T. HOULIHAN at our NEW ADDRESS Greeley House — Tel. 1-0960 — 1-0961 — Chappaqua, N.Y. BUYERS WAITING IF YOUR PROPERTY IS FOR SALE OR RENT List It With ALYS MOEHLENPAH BROKER 45 BEDFORD ROAD, SOUTH OF KING STREET CHappaqua 1-0191 — Res., PLeasantviUe 2-0274 PAVING DRIVEWAYS - PARKING AREAS TENNIS COURTS § ro|> PAVEMENTS\ I ASPHALT PAVING Call Us For Information Builder of TUF-TOP TENNIS COURTS Chappaqua 1-0415 PANTS TO MATCH YOUR COAT OVER 200,000 PATTERNS IN OUR SELECTION! SUITS MADE TO ORDER AT READY MADE PRICES MONARCH STYLISTS TROUSER SPECIALISTS 20 MAMARONECK AVENUE OPPOSITE MACY'S WHite Plains 8-2388 New Castle Wines & Spirits Inc. \IN THE BANK BUILDING'* TeL CHAPPAQUA 1-0432 AT YOUR SERVICE! IRVING LACHENBRUCH Real Estate and Iniurance If your property is for sale or rent, let us know about it. We have purchasers for all types of property. Our quarter of a century of experi ence in the Real Estate business in Westchester IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL 146 BEDFORD ROAD TEL. PLeas. 2-0813 - 0814 Cholly Chappaqua Says Word has been received from Miss Christine Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Price of Quaker Road, who is living in London, that she spent some time in Scotland with the Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Stobo, exchange teachers at Horace Greeley School in 1948. Miss Price writes a beautifully descrip tive story of a week's hike with Miss Margaret Stobo through the Cairngorms on the west of Scotland. They took a train from Glasgow to Aviemore, the walking starting point. They returned via Perth to Glasgow, from Glasgow to Lesmahagow, the village where the Misses Stobo have a country cottage. Miss Alice M. Barry and Miss Sylvia M. Kurson, teachers at Horace Greeley, are expected to spend a week with the Misses Stobo this sum mer. Mrs. Joseph R. Barrett of Hardscrabble Road has left to spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fred Harmon, at Chap- paquidick, Mass. While she's away, Anne is keeping house for her father, and Tom plans to join his mother this weekend. Can't keep a Barrett down. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Weiss of King Street returned this week from a vacation in Puerto Rico. The Misses Barbara Jane and Caroline Ann Murray have left for a two-week vacation in Kingston, New York. The Walter H. Hoeggers of Lawrence Farms South left this week to fly to Switzerland where they will spend a vacation. Latest reports from Vermont, where Jacques Mitchell Jr. arrived this week, are that Peter Mitchell and his cousin are making a movie on fishing for Grantland Rice, well-known sports writer. In technicolor, the film will be a sports short. Were we or were we not talking of Chappaqua as a \celebrity\ town? Mrs. Raymond Johnson of Dodge Farm has left Chappaqua for a brief visit with her mother, Mrs. Grace Osborne, in Hast ings, Mich. George Williams and his Rhythm Wranglers played at the recent opening of the Lake Carmel Country Club, mixing busi ness with pleasure. Nicky Joukovsky of Dodge Farm is leaving to attend Camp Reed, a Boy Scout Camp near Lake George. He expects to be gone two weeks. Word has gotten around that Private Robert H. Niebuhr has been stationed at the Sampson Air Force Base, Geneva, New York. Bob's comment on life with Uncle Sam is simply \the food's not so bad\ which is definitely worth noting. Mary and Duncan Aswell of Hardscrabble Road left this week for a vacation at Martha's Vineyard. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Kent, formerly of Rye, have bought the E. L. Presby house on Hardscrabble Road, and according to \reliable sources\ are doing a magnificent paint job on it. The Presbys, meanwhile, are vacationing in the Virgin Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Foss of Deepwood are at Lake Se- bago, Maine, for a few weeks' vacation. The Leslie H. Fishels and their daughter, Barbara, of Hard scrabble Road, spent a weekend visiting their son, Leslie Jr., his wife and three children in Arlington, Mass. Police Chief Leslie Romaine is back at his desk at head quarters after his vacation. Mrs. Eliza Fisher, school lunch cook at Roaring Brook School, attended the School Lunch Personnel and Training School at State University Island Agricultural and Technical Institute at Farmingdale, L. I., July 16-20. This program is spon sored by the State Education Department and includes classes in nutrition, meal planning, large quantity cookery and other phases of school lunch management. Among several hundred guests seen at the annual picnic given by I. S. Manheimer at his estate on Somerstown Road, Ossining, last Thursday, for magazine publishers and those in allied fields, were Mr. and Mrs. Edward McSweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones, E. A. Piller and Mr. and Mrs. Leverett S. Gleason, all of Chappaqua. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bell and daughter, Sally, of Hamil ton Road, are sailing on Saturday, July 28, on the Queen Eliza beth. They plan to visit England first, then take a tour of the continent, stopping in Belgium, France, northern Italy, Switzer land, Germany and Holland, winding up the last three days in Scotland. They will return on the Mauretania, arriving in New York September 4. Walter B. Carr of Castle Road has just returned from a short visit to Gloucester, Mass., where his family is spending a few weeks. Mr. Carr is the new owner of the New Castle Wines and Spirits on South Greeley Avenue which he purchased from E. L. Presby and took over on June 1. This may not be known to most of the customers since Mr. Carr and Mr. Barrett have been \fixtures\ in the store. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hoeft are motoring to New Mexico and Colorado with their four children, Bill, Nancy, Douglas and Bruce. Bill is going to Philmont Scout Reservation at Cimarron, N. M. The Hoefts will be away a month. Mrs. Lesley Rogers of Bedford Road is enjoying a vacation from duties at the Page Real Estate Office at her farm in the Adirondacks. The Hugo Winterhalters of Spring Lane are spending some time with friends in Maryland. Mrs. H. George Hinck and daughter, Barbara, of Skywood Road, are leaving Sunday, July 29, for California, where they will visit Mrs. Hinck's parents. BUILDER • DECORATOR McCLAIN STREET MOunt Kisco 6-9415 CELLARS • CLEANED • VACUUM CLEANED WHITE WASHED CHIMNEYS American Furnace Cleaners Armonk Village 3806 MAURICE D. 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