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Four Resign, Five Appointed Bedford Central Staff Completed MOUNT KISCO— The Bedford Central School Board August 28 complet ed its staff organization for the 1963-64 academic year. In addition to the appointment of Dr. Neil Atkins as Fox Lane principal and the attendant re shuffling in .the division of in struction and special services, the board approved four resigna tions, five appointments and five reclassifications. Resignations were accepted from Carl M. Steinwachs, Mrs. Marilyn Dunham, Mrs. Mary French and Mrs. Dorothy Hel ler. Mr. Steinwachs, a science teacher at the Fox Lane School for seven years, has accepted a teaching position at Mahopac High School. District Superinten dent Charles O. Richter noted the Mahopac school is closer to his home in Danbury, Conn. Mrs. Dunham, contract cor rector in mathematics at the Fox Lane School, resigned in or der to accompany her husband to his new teaching position in Newton, Mass. Mrs. French, contract correc tor in English at the Fox Lane School, resigned because her nusband has accepted a new po sition in Lowell. Mass. Mrs. Heller, a contract cor rector in mathematics at the Fox Lane School, resigned for reasons of a personal nature. Four of the appointments in volved professional staff mem bers ; the fifth was on the non- educational level. Mrs. Alberta Harmon, holder of a master of education degree /rom the University of New Hampshire, was hired as a read ing consultant for the district's! elementary schools. She has been a supervising teacher in Gorham. Me., for 14 years. She will be paid an annual salarv of J $10,325, plus a $300 differential. Stuart Wahl, a graduate of the University of Miami, was ap pointed to teach business sub jects at an annual salary of $5,- 400. During the past five sum mers, Mr. Wahl has been direc tor of teenage activities at a Catskill resort hotel. Mrs. Gladys Odell, holder of a master of education degree from the University of Virginia and a master of science degree from Syracuse University, will teach science at the Fox Lane School. Her salary was set at $8,950. . Mrs. Sara Gerardi, who re ceived a master of arts degree in reading from Bridgeport Uni versity in June, was hired as a reading consultant for the Fox Lane School. She has two and one half years' teaching experi ence and will be paid an annual salary of $6,875, plus a $300 dif ferential. Joseph DiGangi, an experienc ed mechanic, carpenter and painter was appointed to fill the new halftone cleaning positions at the Fox Lane School and the Pound Ridge Elementary School. His annual salary rate of $4,275 became effective Aug. 15. The five reclassifications in volve personnel already on the district's staff. The salary of Barbara Flory- shak was reduced from $6,350 to $6,000. A misunderstanding of Mrs. Floryshak's teaching ex perience at an Armed Forces de pendents' school in Germany had resulted in her being assign ed to the wrong salary level. Mr. Richter emphasized that the misunderstanding was created by the German school and notj by Mrs. Floryshak. The salary of Mrs. Eve lyn Chamberlin, a kindergarten teacher in the Bedford Village Elementary School, was raised from $8,775 to $8,875. Mrs. Cham berlin's recent receipt of a mas ters degree necessitated the In crease. Walter McRoberts, an English teacher at the Fox Lane School, was given 12 hours of salary credit for independent study completed under the auspices of the Ford Foundation. Because of the resultant change in his sal ary level, the board raised his salary from $9,900 to $10,200. Mrs. Madeline Hennessy was reassigned from food service helper and parttime typist at the Pound Ridge Elementary School to clerk-typist at the Fox Lane School. She will be paid an annual salary of $3,024 effective Sept. 1. The employment of Mrs. Eve- lyne Scofield, a clerk-typist in the Fox Lane School health of fice was changed from 35 hours per week, 10 months per year, to 40 hours per week, 12 months per year. Mrs. Scofield's salary will be raised from $2,636.66 to $3,776 per year. Two Boys Raise $40 For Dystrophy Fund GOLDENS BRIDGE- TWO 12-year-olds earned $40 for muscular dystrophy by hold ing a carnival here recently They were Stuart H. Ross, who served as ringmaster, and Thomas Hauser, who was assist ant ringmaster, both of Candle- wood Park. The carnival was held at the Ross home. About 60 children took part, playing games and buying can dy and other refreshments. Priz es were donated by merchants in Mount Kisco, Katonah and the Brewster area. Stuart, a student at John Jay High School School, and Thom as, who attends the Increase Miller School, organized and ran the carnival themselves. Proceeds went to Carnivals for Muscular Dystrophy in New City. Jewish Center To Resume Activities MOUNT KISCO— Regular Friday evening services at the Jewish Com munity Center of Mount Kis co will be resumed on Sept. 6 at 8:45 p.m. On this Reunion Sabbath, the first service of the new season, members will reunite in prayer and fellow ship. Mrs. Milton Sussman will sing selections from the liturgy. On Sunday, the Religious School of the Jewish Commu nity Center of Mount Kisco will begin its fall semester. Parents who have not regis tered children for kindergar ten or who have not received a re-registration notice should contact the office immediate ly. Two new teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cohen, are joining the religious school staff. Mr. Cohen was born in Israel and received his educa tion in Tel Aviv and at the He brew University in Jerusalem. He later continued his studies in the United States where he received his M.A. from City College. Previously, he taught in Pennsylvania; Toronto, Canada; and most recently, in Pittsburgh where he was lec turer in history and Hebrew literature at the College of Jewish Studies. Mrs. Cohen is also a native of Israel and is a graduate of Teachers College in Israel and is a graduate of Teachers College in Israel and of New York University. She has taught school in Israel and in New York City. North Westchester Times 6th GRADE TEACHER CHAPPAQUA— Mrs. Betty-Jane N. Rowell of Kingston, R. I. will teach sixth grade at Bell School. She is a graduate of Wheaton College and taught last yeear in Rhode Island. Miss Meyer Enjoys European Tour Before Settling Down As Teacher By PEGGY RICE cutting plant, where they gave MOUNT KISCO— away no free samples and one Miss Sandy Meyer, daughter | through a brewery where we of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meyer of Beverly Road, began her teaching career this week in Haverstraw, where she is a phy sical education instructor in grades 7 through 12. As a last fling before settling down to the serious business of teaching, Miss Meyer spent the summer on an eight-week tour of Europe. Traveling with a Na tional Student Association Group she visited France, Spain, Italy, Luxumburg, Switzerland and Holland. At the conclusion of the tour she spent a day in Lon don and a day in Dublin before embarking for home. Highlights of the trip, said Miss Meyer, were a ballet in Parial, a performance of \Aida\ in the ancient Roman baths of Rome and a bullfight in Bar celona. \You might also say that I enjoyed two tours in Amster dam, one through a diamond Armonk WSCS Planning Sale ARMONK— The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service of the Armonk Methodist Church will sponsor a \Bargain Basement\ sale with a luncheon snack bar on Sept. 14. The sale will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the church lawn, and in the event of rain in the church social hall. The \Bargain Basement\ sale will feature all kinds of items for the home. There will also be a clothing booth, a white ele phant department and a bakery shop of homemade pastries. Mrs. Norman E g d e 11, The WSCS president, is chairman of the event. did get free samples,\ added Miss Meyer. Wants To Revisit \I really just got a taste of all the places I would like to revisit. Top on my list is Swit zerland. I want to go there in the winter. Then, too, I want to see the countries that we didn't get to, especially Germany. We were in Germany for ten min utes.\ Miss Meyer said traveling with a tour was good for a first trip. \We didn't have to worry Orlandos Cover 11,000 Miles On Trailer Tours BEDFORD HELLS— Eleven thousand miles in seven weeks is the ground that Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Orlando of 23 S. Beechwood Road and their daughters, Susan and Marlene, have covered. The sights the Orlando fam ily saw included the Roma wineries in Fresno, Calif., cheese factories in Wisconsin, The Hershey Chocolate Plant in Pennsylvania, and a trailer factory in Irwin, Pa. where they modeled for a new 1964 trailer. The Orlandos, who traveled by trailer, visited Disneyland, rode the cable cars in San Francisco, swam in Great Salt Lake, visited Grand Canyon, B r y c e Canyon, Yellowstone National Park and Mount Rushmore. burner serviceman. Mr. Orlando is now back at work at DeSilva Ice and Fuel Company, where he is an oil about meals or lodging or trans portation,, but for my next trip I want to go independently.\ The trip over on the student ship \Gurelia\ was one of the interesting, aspects of the sum mer. \It took nine days,\ said Miss Meyer, \and we had acti vities to enjoy every minute. There were language classes, forum discussions, movies, folk- dancing, regular dancing and it passed too quickly. There were only students, some in groups and some traveling alone aboard the ship.\ Asked if the tour group was coeducational, Miss Meyer said, \almost there were 27 girls and 3 boys in the group.\ County Bar Group Sets Golf, Dinner The Westchester Bar Associ ation will hold its fall golf and dinner outing Sept. 17 at the Westchester Country Club, Har rison. Guests will include justices of the Appellate Division, the Su preme Court, and judges of sev eral county courts. Numerous prizes will be awarded to mem bers and guests. Nongolfers will be eligible for door prizes to be awarded during dinner. Play will commence at 8 a.m. and continue throughout the day. Reservations can be made through J. Robert Bleakley, secretary, 8 Church St., White Plains. Beer & Liquor Licenses Notice Is hereby given that beer, license number 8A6543 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer, liquor under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 226 E. Main St. village of AAt. Kisco, County of Westchester for off-premises consumption. FRANCIS O'BOYLE d -b -a Village Market 227 E. Main St. Mt. Kisco 9-5 9-12 BazmrNets YORKTOWN— The committee, in charge^Jol the bazaar held on Aug. 15-\by the Sisterhood of the Lakeland Jewish Center has * announced that the event raised $1,145. Pro ceeds will go to the building fund of the new center on Saga more Trail. The committee who worked for the success of the event in cluded Mrs. Daniel Diamant, chairman, Mrs. Paul Morofsky, Mrs. Jay Goldfarb, Mrs. Man uel Rosenberg, Mrs. Al Sevelo- witx, Mrs. Frank Haber, Mrs. Isadore Leyden, Mrs. Seymour Herman, Mrs. Manuel Chervin, Mrs. Sasha Polinoff, Mrs. Jer ome Gellerstein and Mrs. Ruth •Schussler. LEGAL NOTICE CITATION The People of the State of New York, By The Grace of God Free And In- deoendent, To: All the distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of ALBERT WIEDE MANN, deceased, their guardians, com mittees or assignees, and If any of them survived the decedent but have since died or become incompetent, their suc cessors In interest, executors, administra tors, legal representatives, devisees, lega tees, spouses, distributees, heirs at law, next of kin, committees, guardians or any person having any claim or Interest fhrouqh them by purchase, Inheritance or otherwise. ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW CAUSE before the Surrogate's Court, Westchester County at the Court House In the City of White Plains, New York, on September 27, 1963, at 9:30 A.M., why a certain writing dated August 31, 1962 which has been offered for probate by ARTHUR CARROLL residing at 2177 Walton Avenue, Bronx, New York City, should not be probated as the last Will and Testament, relating to real and per sonal property, of ALBERT WIEDE MANN, Deceased, who was at the time of his death a resident of Holly Road, Llncolndale, Town of Somers, In the County of Westchester, New York. Dated, Attested and Sealed, August 19, 1963 HON. HARRY G. HERMAN Surrogate of Westchester County James S. May Clerk. K 8-22, 29; 9-5, 12 T -4 82 ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the plot own ers of the Fair Ridqe Cemetery will be held at the cemetery caretaker's home on Quaker Street, Chappaqua, N. Y., on Saturday, Sept. 14, 1963 at 2:30 p.m. for the election of officers and the transac tion of such other business as may be lawfully brought before It. ERIK A. NICOLAYSEN President Dated at Chappaqua, N. Y. Auq 25. 1963 C 9-5 t.1. 90 NOW A MORE CONVENIENT WANT AD SERVICE MO 6-8091 You can reach a courteous ad taker immediately by dialing this new, direct'line number. The handier service brings faster - ihan - ever actions For all other departments - - • display advertising, circulation and editorial - - - dial any one of the following numbers: MOunt Kisco 6-8021, YOrktown 2-2747 or CEntral 8-3020 MO 6-8091 Cars, Trucks and Trailers 1-5c BUICK 1959 \La Sabre\ white, 4 door hardtop. Immaculate. Fully equipped, White walls, 26,000 mi. WE 7-4654 l -5c • BUICK 1963 RIVIERA Full power. Like new. Many extras ME 1-2321 • 1-5C CHEVROLET 1959 Impala convert ible, automatic, perfect condition, many extras. $1250 PO 4-5739 before 10 pm. l -5c FORD 1963 3 /4 ton pickup V-8, 4 speed transmission. Heavy duty. Only 3,950 ml. $1,950 WH 8-3167 l-5c FORD *63, FAIRLANE 500-deluxe 4 door sedan, automatic, 6 cylinder. Power steering, back up lights, 1 mo Old. To settle estate S2300 RO 9-0323 1-5c PONTIAC 1962 Catallna convertible, automatic, all power, A-l condition. White walls, $2,495. WO 7-5045 Foreign — Sports Cars lo-5c RENAULT 1959 Dauphlne, sun-roof, good tires, recently overhauled mo tor MO 8-2121 Foreign — Sports Cars la-5c Thunderblrd 1963 - hardtop, all black, full power, low ml. Many extras. Must sacrifice Leaving N.Y. YO 8-4982 7:30 to 11 AM daily Lost and Found 7 -M This newspaper will print one free Insertion of Found Ads. Therefore, If you are the finder of an article, sim ply phone us and ask for an ad- taker. Eyeglasses which have been found and given in at the office will be held for one year after the In sertion of an advertisement and then donated to the Seaman's Church In- •^tute of New York to be used for charitable purposes 7-5c LOST small Pekingese dog, West 1st St. Mt. Vernon Call MO 7-9881 be fore 5 p.m. Reward Schools 9-SC NURSERY SCHOOL 9 to 1 p.m. daily Ages 3 to 5 Lunch Included, large playground. L'Ecole Des Petltes, Rte. 22 Goldens Bridge, N.Y. CE 2-5571 QUICKEST, MOST ECONOMICAL WAY TO BUY AND TO SELL... WANT ADS Help Wanted, Female n-5c COOK-Houseworker Sleep - In boys 12 & 15 Own room, bath, TV. Refer ences. SC 3-8522 SC 5-3822 11-5c COOK - HOUSEWORKER, sleep in, own room & bath, TV, 2 adults, good home 8c good salary. Reference required 212 RE 4-0915 n -5c DIETITIAN for FOOD management company. Challenging, varied work, Some over-night travel Must have CAR. Phone 212 MU 2-2124 ll-5c GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, male or female, familiar with bookkeep ing & typing, small office, Mt. Kisco vie. Write Box WCP 162 this news paper. M2C GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, male or female, familiar with bookkeeping 8. typing, small office, Mt. Kisco Vic. Write Box WCP 162 this news paper. ii-Sc HOUSEKEEPER — for lovely Scars- dale Home. Fond of children. Own room & bath. References. GR 2-2783 11-5c HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep in, refer ences. Plain cooking. Light cleaning 8c light laundry. Excellent salary. SC 3-2029 ll-5c HOUSEKEEPER, or mother's helper SLEEP — IN WH 8-9347, RO 1-0560 11-5c JR. EDITOR Skilled typist. Some college, editor ial background necessary. Children's Book Publishing Co. SC 3-5685 11-5c NURSE R.N. — Psychiatric treat ment center In Rlverdale, 24 chil dren, ages 5V2 — 8V2, child care & supervisory responsibilities, 5 dciy week liberal benefits. Annual In crements 212 Kl 9-6700 11-5c NURSES R.N. 8c P.N. All Shifts. SCARBOROUGH HALL SCARBOROUGH, N.Y. Wl 1-1535 11 -19C RELIABLE WOMAN to care for 2 school children & 1-4 year old while mother works Chappaqua CE 8-3057 ll-5c R.N. OR L..PN. 7 AM TO 3 PM or 3 PM TO 11 PM Call for Interview 12 Kl 6-0880 11-5c SUPERVISOR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE located near Larchmont station. Malt or female TE 4-8200 11-5c TEACHER CERTIFIED NURSERY SCHOOL P.M. SESSION WE 9-5460 Sales Help, Female 11a-5c CLERK — experience helpful, but not necessary Double Day Book Shop 744 White Plains Rd. Scarsdale Help Wanted, Male 12-5c ACCOUNTANT Minimum 5 years general exp. to assist treasurer with financial reports analyses, & special projects. North- ner White Plains area. Send resume & salary required. Write Box WCP 198 this newspaper 12-5c ASSEMBLERS light work, Hawthorne RO 9-7878 12-5c Auto Damage Estimator Independent company desires man with insurance background, Excellent salary. Write Box WCP 181 this newspaper State experience 12-5c BOOKKEEPER Knowledge typing, general office. Also HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANICS HELPER Call 203 TO 9-2340 12-5C Brown & Sharpe Experienced set - up man; capable supervising secondary operations In expanding \captive\ screw machine dept. \Top Pay for Top Man\. NE 6-5700 CARPETIAYER permanent lob for exp'd mechanic. 5 dqy wk. Salary open. The Carpet Craftsman MO Kisco 6-8008 12-5C CARPENTRY contractor wanted to put up prefab shell In Westchester. Call 212 JA 6-4833 12-5c CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC, City of New Rochelle. Salary range: $5110 to $6635. At Present there is on» vacancy In the Municipal Garage. This examination Is open to qual ified residents of Westchester County Applications close September 19,1963 Municipal Civil Service Commission- 515 Nnrfh Avenue, New Rochelle, N.Y Adolf Waldmann, Chairman Louis K. Mangano Bridget Harold Lillian Moskowlfz, Secretary Help Wanted. Male 12-12C Cook - Short Order Good working conditions. 6 day week MOunt Kisco 6-9073 12-5c COUPLE — excellent cook light laundry. Drive. 3 adults: — 2 room apt. & bath. WO 7-3454 12-5c DRAFTSMAN ELECTRO — mechanical, diversifed opportunity. Lite design, Packaging, Printed^Ciccult.,.. Layout, Function, Diagrams. Write or call MR MILLS. COGNITRONICS CORP. RO 9-7900 549 Pleasantvllle Rd. Brlarcllff Manor 12-5c Electronic Technician to work In research laboratory on rotating shifts. Must have some tech nical school or military electronics training. Opportunity to become lab oratory technician. All benefits In cluding tuition exemption. Call Mr. Hunt, Nevis Labs., Irvlngton-on- Hudson N.Y. LY 1-8100 An equal op portunity employer 12-5C FOREMAN Chemical factory, lower Westchester. Start $125 week. Write to Box WCP 184 this newspaper. 12-5c GAS station attendant, 4 to 12 shift. Light, clean steady work. LY 2-9820 12-5C IBM PROGRAMMER-SYSTEMS EXP'D. 1401 AND TAPE LOWER WESTCHESTER LOCATION Write Bo* WCP 195 this newspaper 12-5c Point and figure chartist Interested In technical analysis of Investments to post charts. Chartcraft Inc. TE 4-8315 T2-19C POT WASHER for company cafeteria In Chappaqua Noon to 8:30 P.M. Mon Thru Frl. Company benefits. Call CE 8-8408 for appointment. 12-5C SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS CALL WH 9-6964 12-5C TEACHERS pet, violin. GR 2-4960 accordion, gultar-trum- Exp'd. Part-full time. 12-5C TREE MEN EXPERIENCED PREFERRED LY 2-7800 between 3:30 & 5:30 p.m. Sales Help, Male 12a -5c CLERK — experience helpful, but not necessary Double Day Book Shop 744 White Plains Rd. Scarsdale 12A-5C SALESMAN-Guaranteed salary, plus full commission for life 8c health insurance. Thorough training pro gram, fringe benefits. Management opportunity. For interview call Mr. O'Neill, Continental Assurance Co. 305 Central Ave. White Plains RO 1-6034 Positions Wanted, Male 15-5c Man desires gardening life. Experi enced. Live on or off premises A-1 references Write Box WCP 204 this newspaper. Miscellaneous for Sale 16-M ALL RECONDITIONED TV, alr-condltloners, washers, dryers, Gas 8t electric ranges, refrigerators, Sold with 30 day PARTS WARRANTY BRiccmrs 19 Main St. MOunt Kisco 6-6453 16-M ANTIQUES—PENN DUTCH In stock Bought Sold, Restored. Paul HII- brlcn (Behind Emmadlne Res taurant) Bedford Hills MO 6-8276 16-5C CONTENTS 6 room apt. New modern walnut bedroom; large freezer-refrig erator Dining room set etc OW 8-6575 16-26C DISAPPEARING STAIRWAYS $24.95 LOCKWOOD LUMBER 382 Saw Mill River Rd. YO 5-3300 16-M FURNITURE BARGAIN FLOOR SAMPLE - TRADE INS DRESSER OR CHEST $10. BEDS OR SPRINGS $8.50 NIGHT TABLE OR CHAIR $5 4' BED & SPRING $15 PLATFORM ROCKER $15 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET $55 CHAIR BED $30 LIBRARY EXTENSION TABLE $15 HI-RISE (sleeps 2) $35 3-PIECE BEDROOM SET ,575 EASY' CHAIR 3l5 MANY OTHER BARGAINS Phone os for your needs. MT. KISCO FURNITURE 65. S. Moaer Ave. MO Kisco 6-8018 MAPLE CHINA CLOSET $60 DROP LEAF .MAPLE TABLE $20 • ftUSH. BOTTOM CHAIRS $10 Miscellaneous for Sale | Room and Board 16-M Linoleum Upholster — All kinds of Carpeting. Next to P.O. J.H. CRANE & SON MO 6-5572 16-M MODERN FURNITURE BARN End of Season Sale A limited number of odds & ends, sofas chairs, tables, chests etc. From our regulG,' display mercnandise at fabulous savings; Lower, much lower than our usual LOW, LOW PRICES Wlddlcomb, Dux Tanier, Selig. brands \YELLOW BARN ' \On lop of the Hill\ Rte 22 Armank. N.Y. AR 3-3900 DAILY 9-6 Closed Tues. THURS 9-9 16-Sc NEW MOBILE HOME PARK Taconic P'kway 50 min. from W.P. Shade trees, 'A acre Spaces. MOBILE HOME CENTER 77 S. Kensico WHite Plains 6-7984 16-M OLIVER 550 Tractor — loader—back- hoe Late model $4200 Guaranteed. C.V. PIERCE, Co. RO 9-6400 16-5C Oxygen acetylene equipment, seldom usQd, assorted nozzles—torches-reg ulators. Bargain. YO 5-1584 16-M PERENNIAL GARDENS PERENNIAL & ANNUALS EVERGREENS PLANTS FLAGSTONE & SLATE Rte. 22 BEdford Village 4-7046 16 -5C PIANO Hardman grand — 5'10\ hand - carved walnut, upholstered bench Fine condition $550 NE 6-2389 16-5c PIANO-electrlc playing— also collection of old rollers- good condition; YO 5-4672 16-5C PIANO APT. SIZE grand. Walnut, dition. Must sell. WE 9-3605 A-1 con- 16-M USED OFFICE FURNITURE MUST VACATE WAREHOUSE 30x60 steel secrefarla' desk $69.95 Walnut desk 30x60 Drafting table $49.95 $39.95 $59.95 Walnut conference table — Reconditioned walnut desk 30x60 $79.95 Steel storage cabinets $15.00 Steel 4 drawer letter files $19.95 REGAN OF WESTCHESTER White Plains shopping Center 35 Tarrytown Rd Across the street From Howard Johnson's WH 8-6650 16-5C 5 PIECE BEDROOM set, 7 piece dining room set Italian Provincial 212 Kl 3-5719 Pets-Livestock-Supplies 18-26c BOSTON TERRIERS & PUGS, AKC lovely dispositions, home-bred MRS. LAYTON YONKERS SP 9-2550 18-5c 23a-5c Elderly Retired! Live happily In comfort with good food, friends, love ly grounds GLADHAVEN Club WE 9-5842 Apartments, Unfurnished, Westchester 25-5c Port Chester 315-325 King St, New Bldg, all terrace apts , Hollywood kitchens 3 '/2 's $145 up; Jr 4's $150 up 5's (2 baths) $185 up WE 9-7533 Apartments, Furnished 26-5c BRONXVILLE Vic. 3'/z room apt., Oct. 1st. 1963 to June 30th 1964; 1 or 2 adults only DE 7-7021 Apartments, Co-operative 26a-5c MAM'K — 5V2 room co-op, garden apt. Low Investment, near schools. Gas & electric Included. $184.75 SC 3-4197 Houses, Westchester 33b-M Chappaqua-Bedford-Mt. Kisco HOLBROOK BROWN & WAEGER CO. 637 Main MO Kisco 6-7561 33D-M CHAPPAQUA A.T. HOULIHAN INC. 83 S. Greeley Ave. CENTRAL 8-4766 33b-5c CROTON-modern split, attractively landscaped, walk-station, patio, fire place, 3 bedrooms, baths, garage, den, playroom $27,500 CR 1-9021 33b-5c EASiTCHESTE-R - Bnonxvllle Manor, top neighborhood, beautiful Colonial 3 bedrooms, V /2 baths, panelled play room, low taxes. Convenient schools, shopping. Extras $28,500 Owner DE 7-2199 33b-12c Houses for Rent or Sale 29-5c RYE — 656 FOREST AVE. 7 rooms, Vh baths, dining & living room Patio $315 WO 7-2174 Business Places for Rent 30-19c MT. KISCO store for rent; business section; Mount Kisco 6-4871 Houses, Connecticut 33-5c GREENWICH — 2 bedroom split, bath, 2nd unfinished Playroom, bullt- ins. Large plot. Privacy In $20's 203 IE 1-6653 Houses, Westchester 33b-M ANDRES AGENCY CEntral 2 -3030 18 PARKWAY KATONAH, N.Y REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 33b-5c ARMONK — CAPE COD, 4 bedrooms 3 baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, rumpus room, playhouse. 1 acre. Low 30's AR 3-8212 33b-M CHAPPAQUA— WANTED—LISTINGS EUGENE A. SHERIDAN 41 S. Bedford Rd. Chappaqua S.E. Corner Rte. 177 8. 120 CE 8-4458 Poodle Puppies standard AKC, cham pion sired at Beltor Kennels. Sacri fice 212 CI 5-1291 18-M Siamese Kittens. Chocolate & Seal Point Kittens. Champion stud Service. Kaufmann. YOrktown 2-9055 35-5C 18-5c Weimeraner puppies, double champ blood lines. Home bred. Dewormed, Inoculated. Greenwich 203 TO 9-3512 Wanted to Buy 19-26c ALFRED COOPER buys furniture, antiques, china, silver, lewelry, pian os, rugs, paintings, linens, bronzes. 125 Rlverdale Ave. YO 5-4075 ' • ' JV „ —————— CHAPPAQUA: ten homesites, 1 acre • zone, near parkways, shops. Town I water. Improvements completed Road ; dedicated. Map filed. $6500 & up. I TRANSWORLD PROPERTIES, INC. [ 271 North Ave. NEw Rochelle 2-5566 I 33b-M ; CHAPPAQUA THE .LEDGE Terrific View, Prime Location, under construction. 3 bedroom, 2Vi bath, 5 bedroom, 3 '/2 baths, 7 bedroom, AVi bath. Living room with picture window, large dining room, kitchen with breakfast area family room, ground level playroom. SEE NOW: For changes to suit your needs. Joseph Cerrone 64 No. Bedford Rd. CEntral 8-4751 Near,,Cross Cqunty Shipping Center. 12 yr old'2 family house 5&5 large rooms Beautiful patio in rear. Sepa rate 2 car garage Week days after 6:30 week ends all day BE 7-3177 33b-M OSSINING in beautiful CHILMARK PARK Raised Ranch on H acre. Liv ing room with sliding doors to patio, separate dining room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths lower level on grade can easily be made In to professional office or fam ily room and 4th bedroom $31,000. OR Build your own home In Chllmark Park's most attrac tive surroundings. Fully Im proved. Best private swim ming & tennis clubs. TERMS FOR BUILDERS DEED REALTY CORPORATION Wl 1-2030 Brlarcllff Manor, New York 33b-5c OSSINING RIvervIew - modern 4 bedroom Colonial. 2V2 baths Patio. Extras Principals Low 30's Wl 1-4806 33b-5c RYE CITY — 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living room, deluxe kitchen, 5 year old cape Walk schools, church es, beach Offers WO 7-1722 33b -5c SCARSDALE GREENBURGH vie, 7 room split, 2W baths, fully air condi tioned Near schools In 40's SC 5-3911 33b-5c SOMERS - spectacular setting, 2 acres So. West Somers - quality con struction 10 yrs. old, 4 large bed rooms, den, playroom, 2 fireplace, 2 baths; $36,000 YOrktown 2-2031 or WG 5-1219 33b-5c WHITE PLAINS EAST 10 years 4 bedroom Cape Cod. 2 baths, dining room, playroom Conveniently loca ted. Asking $26,000 WH 8-6104 Lots, Farms, Acreage 35-5 C PUTNAM. Lots, 3 totaling % acre. Valhalla Highland overlooking Lake. Restricted lake community 40 mln. White Plains. Call COId Sprigs 5-3700 Business Opportunities 38-5c LAUNDROMAT — Coin operated 8, service. Good location. Terrific op portunity. Call WO 1-5330 anytime. 1 Northern Westchester's \Business Spotlight\ Electrical Repairing 41-M Hammond Elec. Co. Inc. ' ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION Wiring & Rewiring COLUMBUS Ave MOunt Kisco 6-8911 Gardening '- Landscaping 41-M PLANTS & FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Special Floral Arrangements PEACEABLE HILL FLORIST Peaceable Hi\ Rd BRewster 9-2316 Painting & Decorating 41-26 ^ HOUSE PAINTING Inferior-Exterior Wallpaper & Fabric Wall Coyerlng Special .Decorative finishes Expert color\ mixing & matching GUARANTEED Itemized Estimates , STANLEY BRODARIC NErMWt Cesspools 41-M Michael Murphy & Son Cesspools & Septic Tanks Cleanea MO 6-5995 Home improvements - Alterations 41-M -.— RIck-Von Home improvements Addi tions, alterations, repairs, roofing, termite Inspection, etc SC 3-7808 Restaurants 41-M RECOMMENDED 9y Duncan Htnes CHESTERBROOK RESTAURANT ' MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY Luncheon,, & Dinner . Finest in cuitin* 8* ttryjee- Crompond' Rd. - U , Pee|<skIU , ; PEEKSKlLL 7-9790 > , Sanitation Service 41-M Greeley Sanitation Serv. Serving New Castle Mt. Kisco Residential or Commerlcal Service Garbage & Refuse Removal 210 HUNTS LANE Chappaqua CE 8-4791 Tailoring -*.41-M *- FURS-REMODELED-CLEANED TAILORING' CLEANING REASONABLE u ' : CHdppaqua - ' ( Tqilpr, & - Furrier 53,'king Sf; CEntral 8-3414 Business Opportunities 38-5C RESTAURANT — BAR — White Plains A -1 location. Bar sales alone gross over $75,000 yearly. Bargain price for quick sale. Write Box WCP 193 this newspaper. 38-5C Trailer Park, Sales Lot Approximately 50 spaces fully rent ed. Excellent Income. Located be tween Bear Mountain & West Point, N.Y. Highland Falls HI 6-4737 Mortgages - Loans Investments 39-5C BUSINESS LOANS. Quick Action; mortgage money available. County Industrial Corp. WH 6-2222 39-M • ... 1st Mortgages Corporate Financing HENRY C. ADAMS 161 Main St. MO Kisco 6-4722 __________ 39 .5c ————— $2000 — 2nd mortgages. 6 p.c. In terest. Will buy existing mortgages In any amount. Civic Investors,, } * ± MO 8-6117 SELL! HIRE! RENT! 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