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NEW CASTLE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1951 • 5 I, i NPCtes From Millwood by Gerry Diamond I I ^ i i Wilfred A. Slader, son of Mrs. W. N. Slader, is registered as a ftnior at the Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colo., seeking a degree in metallurgy. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shute of Sand Street drove their son, Howard Jr., to New Hampshire last Friday. Howard is in his sophomore year at the Univer sity of New Hamphire. Manuel Monteiro of Saw Mill River Road flew home from ^exas, where he is stationed in the Army, last Saturday for a visit with his wife and parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Vanderoef of Sand Street drove their daughter, Lois, to Alfred Univer sity, New York, to start her sophomore year. Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan spent the weekend visiting rela tives in Boston. ^The Millwood Guild of Our Lady by the Wayside Church met on Tuesday and made plans for the first fall card party to be held on October 5 in the Church basement. Mrs. Ira Tinker of Millwood Road attended a clambake at Croton Point on Saturday. Mrs. Tinker and her sister, Mrs. Ed Pinney, drove to Chester Depot, Vermont, for the weekend. §Tommy Hurd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hurd, celebrated his third birthday on Tuesday with a party at his home for several small friends. Mrs William Allanach of Pinesbridge Road had two tables of bridge at her home on Fri day evening. Joan McCarthy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy Pinesbridge Road, has re- ™ rned to William and Mary Col lege to start her sophomore year. Jack Diamond visited his son, Bobby, a student at Mount St. Joseph Military Academy, is Newburgh, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fressie have retuvfle& after driving their . d\aughtK£y Catherine, to Marietta (/{Ohio) College. Their son, Fran- I'cis, who is home on leave from, St. Alban's Naval Base, is leav- ing.this month for duty in Ger many.' Mrs. -Joe Monteiro of Saw Mill River Road returned home from Ossining Hospital last Thursday. Absentee Voting . Liberal For (JIs Now that registration is upon us, Mrs. G. Edward Nichols, chairman of the Voters' Service of the New Castle League of Wo men Voters, points out the ex ception of this law in New York State. \Any man or woman in the armed forces,\ says Mrs. Nichols, \who is qualified by citizenship, age and residential regulations, may vote merely by writing for an absentee ballot. Registration in such case is not necessary. I urge parents to write their ser vice-connected sons or daughters immediately reminding them of this privilege.\ Absentee ballots may be ob tained by writing to the Secre tary of State, Division of Ser vicemen's Voting, Albany, N. Y. or to Board of Elections, White Plains, N. Y., before October 26. The request must be signed by the applicant with his home as well as his militaV* address. A postal containing a Simple state ment such as, \Send me an ab sentee ballot,\ accompanied by the above-mentioned informa tion, will be sufficient. Holyoke Alumnae Will Visit Homes The Mount 'Holyoke Club of Westchester will sponsor a tour of seven houses for the benefit of the college scholarship fund on Tuesday, October 1, it has been announced by Mrs. W. Wirt Wickes of Lawrence Farms, Northern Westchester chairman. Tickets may be obtained by call ing Mrs. Wickes at Mount Kisco 6-9513. Mrs. Vincent Maloney of Bronxville has selected a choice of houses whose architecture ex tends over a period of a hundred years and represents some of the best examples of each period to be found in Southern Westches ter, Mrs. Wickes said. Northern Westchester Mount LEARN TO DRIVE! JERRY DOYLE SCHOOL DUAL CONTROL CARS 6T4 Mamaroaeek Ave. W. P. «-«U» HOC K GATE FAUM^g^ DAIUY mt Glamorous looks take lots of work, but not lovely clothes. Not when we re new them — keep them fresh and trim-fitting with our dry cleaning! You'll like the way we press tricky pleats, reshape sag ging skirts, tired necklines. 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SNAP ADS removable self covered shoulder pads. $3.50 — $4.98 Dixon Specialty Shop 51 WHEELER AVENUE PLeasantville 2-1351 Dear Neighbors-.— If every resident in the Town of New Castle will have entered the door of GREELEY HOUSE at least once—I would feel that my dream of restor ing this historic landmark will have been accom plished. GREELEY HOUSE is becoming known in ever widening circles — people come from all over the county, the state, and the nation to see the house where the great Horace Greeley once lived. In salvaging the house I have wanted it to be a \Thing of Beauty\ of which my fellow townspeople would be proud. GREELEY HOUSE encloses of necessity a commercial venture which has made it possible to maintain its historic and ascetic value, but this commercial aspect has always been primarily a means to that end. So come in won't you — and see GREELEY HOUSE and
