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1 i 1 I Ishing By'C. J.. Damn sentative. He will provide spe cif i\ -'nt'ormation about thepro- rrar/., including the time 'and place of the competitive exami- . nation, the method of making | application and scholastic quali- \ fications*,to interested students. Fishing is still good in&ur'ip- :al waters. In fact,, there? has Deen a very noticeable improve- Town Board ^leen a very noticeable impfoVje- (Con^inue^irom Page One) ment these last few weeks. Most a traflic sa f e ty measure; (2ft that lakes in our area are producing a tighter patrol by «police be well on bass, trout and perch. practiced on Route .100 $o con- The boys tells us about, and trol speeding and schpol bus in fact have shown, a number passing violations; $3) Hhat a of very nice brown trout from stop, sign be placed aiithe inter- Cross River. These fish were section of Routes 100 and 133; taken both on troll and by still (4) that the Board begin a study fishing fairly deep water ap- of the parking situation near the proximately 30 to 40 feet. Large Millwbod post office so as to have 0vhite perch with some good yel- the results by the time an Asso- lows have been taken by this ciation committee on the same method also. matter presents its findings. Titicus has come up. with a The Board decided that both? number of good rainbows both the cut-off road and the stop from the shallow end and the sign matter will probably have to deep end. Most of the rainbows be submitted to the State Traffic are being taken on worms fished Commission, but that should fairly deep off the edge of un- Town Attorney Roderick Travis derwater weed beds. discover that the cut-off road This has always been a very has reverted to the Town, its productive method for yours restriction to one-way use may truly at Gleneida also. They just tnen be accomplished by the don't seem to take hold up there Town Board by resolution. The recently, however D ~\ > \\ 0 nr>mmift 0 p win PV - The east end of Titicus over the weed bed areas is a good bet for big pickerel at almost any time with a chance for good perch and bass fishing also Board's police committee will ex amine traffic conditions on Route 100 to determine the extent of patrol necessary, and the request for a parking space study will be turned over to the New Castle Planning Board, to become an Byram Lake is also showing item for its preparation of cap action again on bass with an ital budget agenda occasional pickerel and, of chee rful picture of the sol- course, the ever-present perch. „ \ „ \!v\„ J +v, Q TVV^ You can almost alwavs rnm* vency > not so much of the Town he? i, ™?£. J ™ c f• S y * itself which is a result of it, but «t *™ 1? 7 fr ° m of local residents and taxpayers, ™H W A £ * g V sented t0 the Board. The Town Zl\L«t ^ 0t ? 6r ^™$\ e will enter no in rem proceedings 5! ? r H° fT'^'Z for * he le ^l confiscation of tax flat fish near weed beds or drift all-time record in New Castle tax receipts. Tuesday, October 9, was set as the date of a public hearing on a petition to residents in the ex treme west end of Town for ad mission to the Millwood Fire Dis-, trict. The district is in the north- west corner of the Town, and preliminary inspection of the petition shows it to foe signed -by more than the required owners of 50 percent.-of the property valuation of the area. Acquisition by the Town .. of •property at the end of Highland Avenue to complete its being de veloped through to Prospect Drive was reported completed by Mr. Travis. The matter now goes to the Planning Board. Highland Avenue is to be made one-way entering Prospect Drive to pre vent the dangerous situation created when cars enter King Street from Highland Avenue. An invitation from the North ern Westchester Planning Com mission to attend the reorgani zation meeting of that body Oc tober 2 was received by the Board. The Board was invited to have representatives present at the meeting as preliminary to a consideration of joining the Planning Commission. The Board will consult with the Town Plan ning Board on attendance at the meeting and on the representa tives to be sent, since the assump tion by the Planning Board of wider planning responsibilities places with the Board some choice as to what kind of pro fessional assistance it will use. Town Attorney Travis was in structed by the Board to be pre sent at the hearing before the Public Service Commission on NEW CASTLE NEWg, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1951 the reduction of gas rates in Westchester. He will be present to represent the Town's protest of some time ago against the cur rent high rates. The Board, will issue two cap- lital notes for final payment on ''the hew^umitong station for. the New CastlejrMount Kisco water main Interconnection, of $15,000, payable in 1952, and of $7,500 payable in 1953. Joseph Pappa- lardo was hired as a mainten- |.ance man in the water depart ment. •• . Among children i to 14 years iOf age accidents kill more than the first six most important non- accidental causes combined. FALL TUNE-UP SPECIALS 1. New Set Points Installed. 2. Clean & Adjust Spark Plugs. 3. Tighten Cylinder Head. ALL FOR 4. Adjust Carburetor. p9595 5. Synchronize Distributor. p 6. Clean All Fuel Lines. • 7. Corrosion Cleaned from Battery Terminals. 8. Adjust Generator. W SIX CYLINDER CARS 9. Clean Fuel Pump Bowl. • Carter Service Station, Inc. King Street & Greeley Avenue Chappaqua, N. Y. fish bait in the same area. You still have until Sunday night to beat E. R. Philips' 3 lb. A> oz. bass as big fish for Sep tember. This is a last chance, boys, as this ends our fishing contests for this year. Our chuck hunters are becom ing really active again as more and more hay and grain fields in the area are being cut and cleared. This gives us a chance to see these fat little fellows again. They are very active at ^his season, incidentally, as they ^re busy storing up that layer of fat that will have to last them all winter. A surprising number of chucks are being taken by our local archers. This certainly speaks well for both the stalking ability and also marksmanship of our local bowmen. This will undoubtedly show some results in our coming deer season. We have had numerous in quiries as to whether or not a license is required to shoot ver min. It most certainly is, boys, if you intend to be in the field with either rifle, shotgun or bow. The only place you do not re quire a license is on a range. But then why should we quibble? We'll need the license later any way. delinquent land this year be cause only three small pieces are \eligible\ for that attention, too few for profitable legal action. And the September 15 report of taxes collected, made by Receiver of Taxes Edward Moran, shows 96.3 percent of them received, as against 96.1 percent last year at this time, a figure that set an •Exams For Navy Are Announced The Navy Department has an nounced that the sixth nation wide competitive examination for its college training program has been scheduled for December 8, 1951 and will be open to male Jiigh school seniors or graduates, •who are citizens of the United States, between the ages of 17 and 21. George E. 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