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'ATENT TRADER Saturday, Dec. 2,1972^3-; Cedar Knolls plans new HAWTHORNE - A new school building, costing an estimated $450,000, will soon be built on the grounds of Hawthorne Cedar Knolls School, it was announced by Herbert Cohen, assistant supervising principal. The new Hawthorne building will replace one cottage and eight trailers now used for classrooms for the elementary and middle school complex, Mr Cohen said. The building has been in the planning stage for almost two years The new building will ac commodate 85 students. It will have 10 classrooms, a science room, an industrial arts room and art room It will also Choral Society plans concert NeW school building planned for Hawthorne Cedar Knolls School Winter carnival planned By JOHN GOODMAN MT. KISCO - Plans for a winter carnival to benefit Northern Westchester Hospital were unveiled Tuesday mor ning by carnival chairman Mrs. Richard Hart of Bedford. A downhill ski meet, skating, a cross country ski meet and an ice sculpture contest are some of the activities scheduled for the carnival, which will run January 30 through February 4. The purpose of the carnival is two-fold, according to Mrs. Hart. \The main idea is to stir more interest and make people more aware of the hospital. We also hope to make some money for the hospital.\ The program will get under way with ski movies. Demonstration and other ski films will be distributed throughout the area schools. A downhill ski meet on Thursday, February 1, will kick off the actual carnival. The event, to be held at Big Birch ski area in Patterson, will feature both scholastic .and family racing. A ski\ demon stration, the crowning of a Northern Westchester Snow Queen, a dinner, and prizes and ribbon presentations are also slated following the races. The carnival moves to the Hickory Hill Rink in Katonah on Friday, February 2. Among the planned activities are figure skating demonstrations, a bantam hockey game, a curling demonstration and a general skating hour. The cross country ski meet is scheduled for Saturday, February 3. The emphasis will be on family participation. An ice sculpture contest is slated for Sunday, February 4. Sculptures will be built in front of the hospital and will be judged for excellence. Town judges will also be selected to choose the best snow sculpture in their respective towns. The carnival committee is also investigating other possibilities. A paddle tennis tournament, an obstacle race on skis, a lollipop raee for children and a fashion show are some of the activities which may be added to the carnival. The committee is planning to sell one ticket which covers all events during the six-day carnival. Tickets will also be available for individual events Jean Ensign, Mary Wilhelmi and Georgianna Hull are also on the carnival committee, in addition to Mrs. Hart Rev. Jackson to address meeting of Urban League NEW ROGHELLE — The Rev. Jesse Jackson, national director of Operation P.U.S.H., will be the guest speaker at the Westchester Urban League's 54th anniversary Fellowship Dinner and membership meet ing Friday at 7 p m at Glen Island Casino. Mr Jackson has been named by Ebony magazine as one of the \One hundred most influen tial black Americans.\ He is noted for his dramatic and charismatic speaking style. He will be introduced at the league dinner by Mrs. Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcom X. Mrs. Harold Martin of Chap- paqua, second vice president of the league and dinner program chairman, will welcome the guests and introduce Edwin Michaelian, Westchester county executive, who will give greetings from the County. Three distinguished service awards will be made. John W. Johnson, league ex ecutive director, will present one to retiring League Pres ident Rev. Richard H. Dixon of the Macedonia Baptist Church of Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Margaret Young, widow of the late National Urban League Executive Director, Whitney M. Young, Jr, will SBA disaster offices announce hew hours WHITE PLAINS - Carlos A. Villamil, regional director of the U S. Small Business Administration, has announced new office hours, effective Monday, for the SBA disaster offices in White Plains and New City The two offices have been open since June to assist residents of Westchester, Rockland, Orange and Ulster counties\ in applying for SBA disaster loans to restore home, business and personal property damaged during Tropical Storm Agnes The new office hours are from 8 30 am to 5 p m weekdays and from 8.30 a m to 12 30 p.m. Saturdays The White Plains Chappaqua students sing with CNR choir NEW ROCHELLE - Two Chappaqua residents will sing with the College of New Rochelle Glee Club in a joint Christmas concert with the College of Holy Cross Glee Club tonight (Saturday) at 8 30 p m They are Helena Logan of Ridge Drive and Kathleen Howe of Commodore Road The program, to feature Bach's \Mass in B Minor\ will be in the Sports Building on the CNR campus The CNR Glee Club, the oldest student organization at the 68-year-old liberal arts college, has ap peared at a number of colleges and institutions throughout the area. office is at 235 Mamaroneck Avenue; the New City office is in the Rockland County Office Building \The SBA has already ap proved 3,700 disaster loans in the four county area for a total of $11.5 million,\ Mr. Villamil said \The deadline for filing applications is January 15,1973, but we are urging residents to apply as soon as possible so that their property can rapidly be restored to pre-disaster con dition If anyone has a question about his eligibility, he should visit or call the nearest SBA office,\ he added The White Plains telephone number is (914) 946-3196; the New City telephone number is (914) 638-0500, extension 58 Under terms of the new disaster loan law, the first $5,000 of 1972 disaster loans is \forgiven\ and the interest rate on the balance is one per cent The SBA is required by statute to determine that the funds are used appropriately and will require the borrower to furnish evidence of loan usage. 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The Telethon will be seen overWOR-TV Channel 9). WHITE PLAINS - The Westchester Philharmonic Choral Society will perform works for organ, chorus and orchestra 8:15 Sunday at St. Bartholomew's Church, 82 Prospect Street Admission is $3, $1 for students. Red Balaban, Waller alums concert slated DANBURY, Conn. - A two- hour concert of Dixieland jazz, perfprmed by Red Balaban and the Fats Waller Alumni is scheduled in the gymnasium of Wooster School Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. Adults are asked to con tribute $2, students $1 Refresh ments will be served during the intermission There will be Telemann's Cantata for Tenor, Mon teverdi's Gloria, Schubert's Magnificent, Hayden's Te Deum and Verdi's Te Deum The Choral Society, led by Lyndon Woodside, features Diana Hoagland, Barbara Crouch, Melvin Brown and Timothy Nolen. provide for a media center which will include a library and facilities for programmed instruction, computer-assisted instruction, and tutorial education. Students from elementary school (grades 3 through 5) and the middle school (grades 6 through 8) will use the new building. \The building is especially designed to meet the needs of our children and will be of modular construction, thus enabling the building to be completed in approximately 120- days after the contract is signed,\ Mr. Cohen said. \It is also designed for easy ex pansion so that if our population increases, the building cjanbe, enlarged as may' be desired!'',, Richard Cirulli is the acting, elementary supervisor at\ Hawthorne and will have a staff in the new building of 14 teachers and two teacher-aides. Biuso and Barry of Greenvale are architects of the building. CE0RC JENSEN CHRISTMAS GIFTS Featured at... SWERTFAGER'S 100 King Street Chtpptqui, N.V. | CE 8-8600-8601 43 Purchue St. Rye, N.Y. WO 7-790O-79OI I make a similar presentation to Seth Glickenhaus of Scarsdale; and Rev. Richard H. Dixon will award one to Mrs. William Bowman, of White Plains, who is administrative assistant to Mr. Johnson. Mrs. M. Paul Redd, program director of the league, will present Community Service Awards to Joseph Jackson, Sandy Macfarlane, Mr. Michae lian, the Park Street AME Church of Peekskill, and Yonkers Community Improve ment Corporation. Samuel Singletary, first vice president of the league, will make awards of appreciation to Earl Graves, Mrs. Scovel Richardson, Mrs. William Trent and Mrs. Dana Underwood During a short business meet ing, a report of the nominating committee will be made by Mr Paul Redd, chairman. Miss Palma Mann, minister of music of Macedonia Baptist Church, will offer two solos, and organ music will be provided by Professor Howard Mann of Convent Baptist Church, New York. Information about reserva tions may be obtained by calling the Westchester Urban League in New Rochelle. 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