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THE ROCKLAND COONTt TIMES HAYER8TRAW, N. T. JUNE 12, 1958 PAGE SEVEN DEEMS BY TOM OKAY DEEMS BY TOM OKA c c CZD s: O Stony Point (Continued from page 2) consisting of punch oowl, tray, twelve glasses and dipper. Ernest Dannenberg, on behalf of the Men ’ s Club, presented them with a large basket of flowers, bearing the in scription “ Welcome Back ” ; and Edwin Kohler, lay leader of the church, expressed a greeting of welcome on behalf of the congrega tion. These presentations and expres sions of welcome formed the cli max of a deeply significant and in spiring service, which included the installation of newly elected offi cer of the Women ’ s Society of Christian Service, and the presen tation of pins to the officers of the Men ’ s Club. To honor the occasion, the Trin ity choir sang as their second an them “ The Harbor Bell. ” (Holton), which was the anthem sung at the first service conducted by the Rev. Jaeckel at Trinity eight years ago. The pastor preached on the theme, “ Led by the Spirit of God, ” SERVING NORTH ROCKLAND COUNTY FOR OVER SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS A Last Tribute of Love and Esteem The beauty and dignity of our attention is the perfect way to show the depth of your feelings at this time of loss. T.j. M c G owan FUNERAL HOME John J. Hamilton, Mgr. HAverstraw 9-2130 133 BROADWAY pointing out the blessing and re sponsibilities which come to those who are led by the Spirit of God. He cited the progress made by Trinity in the past eight years, and challenged the congregation to con tinue to move forward and look upward, demonstrating to others real Christian living and rejoicing in the opportunity of Christian service. First Church Adopts New Program The Official Board and congrega tion of the First Methodist church met following the service at the church Sunday evening and unan imously adopted a new program adding two new regular services. These are the evening worship ser vice on Sunday and Bible study and prayer meeting hour on Wednesday, \ both of which will be conducted at 8 o ’ clock. The prayer meeting and Bible study hour will be start ed Sunday and the evening wor ship services will begin June 22. The group also changed the time of chu^rch school and the morning worship service. Well Suited The Holt Funeral Home is ideally suited to local requirements. Harmonious surroimd- ings permit a Tribute of distinctive beauty. L. Children ’ s Day at First Church A special Children ’ s Day program was conducted at the First Metho dist church Sunday evening by Spencer Ryder, the new church superintendent. In addition to the music by the youth choir, there were recita tions, songs, and instrumental num bers by Billy Bender, Curtis Pfief- ly, Linda Brooks, Charlotte Hoyt, Jimmy Baisley, Shirley Bulson, Joyce Baisley, Bert Brooks, Johan na Hansen, Sharon Rose, Marian Brooks, Leslie Baisley, Judy McEl roy. Tommy Bender, Joan Skinner, Sharon Herrington, Barry Brooks, Carmen Havercamp, Karen Grab and Karen Maring. The new minister, the Rev. Rob ert M. Maring, baptized Patricia Lee Branson and delivered a ser- monette on “ Jesus ’ Attitude To ward Children. ” The planning and arrangement committee for the Children ’ s Day 1 program was Mrs. Joseph Rose, I Mrs. Thomas Cochrane, and Miss Gertrude Hoyt. CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 6 New Tires and Tubes. 825 X 20 Rockland Bus Lines, Inc. WEST HAVERSTRAW Phone HA 9-2142 or ST. 6-2278 WASHING Machine, crib, high chair, chest of drawers. Very reasonable. Inquire, Payne, 47 Con ger avenue, Haverstraw. 6-12 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN HAVERSTRAW. 2 Houses on 1 acre of land. Nice location and convenient. All improvements. Well built. Phone HAverstraw 9-4152. 6-12 MODERN brick and cinder block factory. 38 ft. x 90 ft. Light on all sides. Automatic heat. Hard wood floors. Ready for occupancy. Ideal location. Modern Dust Bag Co. HAverstraw 9-5783. 6-12 WANTED TO RENT topher Columbus, Sperry; Also, Jareb, Powell; The Trail of the Little Piute, O ’ Moran; Jeb Ellis of Candlemas Bay, Moore; Dogs, Dogs, Dogs, Fenner; Big Mutt (Herald Tribune Award), Reese; The New Fire Engine, Bar- num; Looking-for-Something (pic ture book Herald Tribune award) Clark; Country Garage, Beim; Squaw Boy, Balch; We Are a Fam ily, Hogan; Bushby & Co., Cog gins; Love Me, Love Me Not, Whit ney; Crack of the Bat (stories of baseball), Fenner; String Lug the Fox, Stephen; Also, Finders Keepers, Lipkind- Mordvinoff; The Talking Cat and Other Stories of French Canada, Carlson; Bijou, the Little Bean, Amiot; One Morning in Maine, Mc- Closkey; Little Sea Legs, Barker; Birthday of Obash, Chalmers; Highwater at Catfish Bend; Bur- man; Double Date, du Jardin; Our Tanker Fleet, Crump; The Haunt ed Reef, Crisp; The Glob, O ’ Reil ly; Zuska of the Burning Hills, Seckar; Told Under the Blue Um brella, Association for Childhood Education; Little Circus Dog, Barr; The Stable That Stayed, Payne; Jenny ’ s First Party, Averill. Additional adult books include The Sundowners, Cleary; This is Kate, Hard; Shiloh, Foote. GARAGE — in vicinity of Broad street. Phone HAverstraw 9-2702, 6-12 SITUATION WANTED BUSINESS SERVICE Slipcover Special FOR SPRING Sofa, chairs and 4 cushions, $55. New assortment of spring colors and patterns. All materials wash able and pre-shrunk. Reupholstering, Drapes, Cornices and Bedspreads Also Done Rockland Decorators 75 Broadway, Haverbtraw Te!. HA 9-4560 ABA DABA ’ S 47-49-51 Broadway HAVERSTRAW MOVING /AND HAULING WE BUY, SELL, TRADE SECOND-HAND FURNITURE TWO MEN would like part-time work. Painting or maintaining lawns or shrubbery. Phone HAv- erstraw 9-4757. 6-12 APARTMENT FOR RENT MODERN newly - decorated fur nished rooms. With or without kitchen privileges. All convenien ces. Phone HAverstraw 9-4757. BT-2J FURNISHED apartment. Couple only. Phone HAverstraw 9-2278. B 3-13 REMINGTON AND UNDERWOOD Portable Typewriters As Low as $64.50 EASY TERMS Adding Machines Used Typewriters, Office Machines Repairs on All Makes Adding Machines and Typewriters for Rent. ALEX SCHASSLER 83 New Main Street HAverstraw 9-5519 APARTMENT for rent. Unfur nished. Available July 1. In quire Mardorf ’ s Bake Shop, 19 Main street. 6-12 FURNISHED apartment. 2 rooms and bath. Newly decorated. Frigidaire. Adults. Phone HAver- straw 9-5959 after 3 p. m. or all day Sunday. 6-12 HELP WANTED—FEMALE GEORGE IW. HOLTimri Tu Imeral Home 1 Suec«(,or to W.T.Purdy and Son | 50 NEW MAIN STREET | HAVERSTRAW Telephone 9-2159 J FATHER ’ S DAY — We are approaching Father ’ s Day. Has it ever occurred to you that “ Dad ” is a pretty good fellow to have around the house? So — when you give him tliat present let liearty congratulations go with it! fjS PHONE' 9*2ia3 ^UH€^ • 7 ALLISON AVe. HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. New Books at Library The following new books, for ju veniles, have been received at the Rose Memorial Library: Paul Revere and the Minute Men, Fisher; The Pony Express, Adams; Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Disney; He Sailed with Capt. Cook, Borden; Too Many Pets, Aldrich; Squirrel Hotel, DuBois; Big Family of Peoples, Eberle; Lightning and Thunder, Zim; Gwendolyn, Helm; Hunch, Munch and Crunch, Nor man; Secret of the Andes, Clark; 33 Bunn street, Clymer; Only Child, Dickson; The Big Stretch (a base ball story). Decker; The Buffalo Knife, Steele; My Love is a Gyp sy, Frazier; The Voyages of Chris- SAVE ON AMERICA ’ S FINEST FURNITURE Kling, Kroehler, Mengel, Day- strom, Simmons, Mersman BRAND NEW LATEST STYLES — includ ed in Barney ’ s Famous 3 Room Outfit^. 135 Model Homes Displayed FOR EXAMPLE; Barney ’ s Economy Outfit * 10 Pc. Bedroom Group * 11 Pc. Living Room * 12 Pc. Kitchen PLUS Rebuilt, famous, electric REFRIGERATOR ♦Dishes, *Silver, *Glassware $289. NO DEPOSIT Pay Only $2.50 Weekly Other outfits priced at $395. - $495. - $595. - $695. LIBERAL TRADE INS Country Auction a Success The old-fashioned country auc tion held Saturday on the lawn of Trinity Methodist church was a huge success. The weather was ideal for the occasion, with plenty of sunshine and an accompanying breeze. There was a great collection of articles assembled on the lawn when the auctioneer ’ s gavel signalled the opening of the sale at 11 a. m. These included many collectors ’ items such as a 160- year-old spinning wheel, several marble-top tables, Limoge oyster plates, antique glassware and china, coffee-mill, period furniture and lamps, as well as a large variety of contemporary articles. So ably and efficiently was the auction ’ conducted by Messrs. Gilch rist, Eldridge and Witt, known as the Rockland Auctioneers, of Con gers that by 6 p. m. the auction was a “ sell-out. ” Refreshments were served throughout the day by members of the Woman ’ s Society of Christian Service, headed by Mrs. Roy White, chairman. Messrs. Ralph Goldsmith, Clyde Leighton, Harold Mackey and A1 fred Lindsell acted as cashiers, and Irving Kennedy jr served as clerk. Messrs. Percy Ward and Everett Burris formed the kitchen commit tee. The organization of Trinity Methodist church, which sponsored the auction, wish to thank all who donated articles fdr sale or who in any way helped to make the auc tion a success. LEGAL NOTICE SEALED BIDS for furnishing and grading fill in the Stony Point Town Park will be received by the Town of Stony Point at the office of the Town Clerk, Malloy Build ing, 2 North Liberty Drive (9W), Stony Point, New York, until 8 o ’ clock P. M. June 18th, 1952. Copies of plan and specifica tions are on file in the Town Clerk ’ s office at 2 North I^iberty Drive (9W), where they may be exam ined. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated: Stony Point, N. Y. June 2, 1952 Edwin K. Ossman, Town Clerk Town of Stony Point, N. Y. STENOGRAPHER opening at Bear Mountain. Contact Mrs. Adelia McGuire for application or appointment. Phone STony Point 6-2701. 6-12 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED BARTENDER, WAITRESSES, and bus boys wanted for weekends, Phone HAverstraw 9-2076. 6-19 HEIJ* WANTED — MALE BAKER wanted. For weekends. Phone HAverstraw 9-2076. 6-19 Wanted At Once EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Also Some Beginners Good Working Conditions TOP PAY Z & L Manufacturing Corp. former Elks-Kentlee Bldg. Route 9W Haverstraw BUSINESS SERVICE TO H I R E — TUXEDOS FULL DRESS CUTAWAYS Complete with Shirts, Ties, Accessories TOWN MEN ’ S SHOP New Main Haverstraw 8181 BRING YOUR Troubles to the TV SERVICE BEE HIVE Our Expert Repairmen Will Fix Any Make or MruJel at a Minimum Charge CALL HA 9-5773. b Il-l PIANOS tuned, rebuilt, reflnish- ed, bought, and sold. We have omplete shop facilities and a fully stocked showroom. Bald win authorized sales and service. DEWAARD BROS., Monsey, N. Y. Phone SPring Valley 6-1538. tf. The Rockland County Times Haverstraw, N. Y., June 12, 1952 Entered at the Post Office at Hav erstraw, N. Y., as Second Class Matter under the act of March 3, 1878. NA TION Al EDITORIAL AS^OCS^TI^N Published Every Thursday at 11 New Main Street, Haverstfaw, N. Y, WILLIAM J. McCABE, Editor and Publisher Single Copies: 10 Cents Subscription rates: $4 per year in the United States. Other rates on application. The Times, founded in Haver straw in 1889 by Thomas Heatley, was published by Michael McCabe from 1893 until his death In 1940. In politics The Times will be Democratic, in religion neu tral, in all matters independ ent. We welcome letters on matters of public interest. All letters must be signed, but on request we will withhold the name of the writer. Address all communications to the Editor. ST. PETER ’ S GAMES PARTY G t • EVERY MONDAY NIGHT I* • G 25 GAMES — 7 SPECIALS Games Start 8:10 * G G ST. PETER ’ S CHURCH HALL Broadway HAVERSTRAW, N. Y. PUBLIC NOTICE OF VILLAGE ORDINANCE. TAKE NOTICE, that the fol lowing is an ordinance duly adopt ed by the Board of Trustees of the Village of West Haverstraw, New York, on June 4th, 1952, and en tered in its minutes, to wit: — IT IS HEREBY ordained that a building line shall be and hereby is established for the fol lowing public streets in the Vil lage of West Haverstraw: North Wayne Avenue, Kwiecinski street, Herdman Street, Camer on Street, and that henceforth no building located on either side of said streets may be built, ad ded to or altered in such a way so that there is less than 25 feet from the front of said building to the nearest curb line of any of the aforesaid ^public streets which passes in front of said building. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Dated: June 4th, 1952. Stephen J. Chervenak, 6-12. Village Clerk K. OF C. GAME PARTY Every SATURDAY NITE GROSSON BUILDING HAVERSTRAW NOtE Time Change Early Birds 7:30 p. m. Regular Game 8:15 p. m. 25 Games 50e PHOTOGRAPHIC laboratory worker. High School graduate. Prepare for work in modern studio in West Nyack. Phone for appoint ment, Dexter Press, PEarl River 5-4061. b4-24 REFRIGERATORS serviced, over hauled and repaired. All makes, prompt service. James J. Swift, 40 Gurnee avenue, Haverstraw. Tel. HA 9-4372. tf. LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that Li cense No. 32 SL 40 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, in a restaurant on Route 9W, Stony Point, Rockland County, N. Y., for on-premises consumption. Ubaldo Zoni Riverview Hotel and Restaurant Route 9W Stony Point, N. Y. 6-19 U. S. Defense Bonds — a Good Buy tieed relioble ansy^ers to your^'crisis questions\ this year! • • • get them ELECTRIC wiring in homes, base plugs installed, repairs, new wiring. C. Hewitt, phone HA 9-4577, or 4183. b-6-12 WILL do ironing in my own home. Phone HAverstraw 9-5029. 6-12 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Don ’ t let a faulty machine spoil your sewing pleasure CALL US TODAY FOR A PROMPT CHECK UP. Whether it ’ s just a simple adjustment or a thorough reconditioning, you ’ ll be assured of reliable service. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 111 MAIN STREET NYack 7-1001 Often referred to as \a newspaperman's news paper\ the MONITOR covers the world with a networkof News Bureaus and correspondents. Order a special intro ductory subscription today — 3 months for $3. You'll find the MONITOR \must' reading and os necessary ias your HOME TOWN; ; PAPER. The Christian Science Monitor One, Norwoy St., Boston 15, Moss , U.S A. Pleose send me on introductory Moni* tor subscription— 76 issues. I enclose $3. (address) (city) P8-10 ^ \V<. ’ \ i - ' ; i' y. • i'- . £.1 % ■ RIVERSIDE NURSING HOME. Care for Men and Women. Chronics, invalids, and others. In spect our facilities. Route 9W. HAverstraw J-4573. b 3-29 TRUCKING, EXCAVATING, Sep- tic Tank work of all kinds. Prompt service, Ralph Ambrey, phone STony Point 6-5211. 6-12 PAINTING & DECORATING, In- terior and Exterior. John Mulli gan, Jr., HA 9-4502. Please call af ter 7 P. M. B5-22 BARNEY ’ S 55 Main St., Paterson, N. J. Open Daily 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Thursday Nights to 9 p. m. Phone HAverstraw 9-2232 for FREE Customers Car to Call PUBUC NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that bids will be received for the pur chase of a fully enclosed power driven packing type garbage truck of at least 16 cubic yards capacity by the Village of West Haversraw at 8;00 p. m., June 18th, 1952, at its regular meeting held at Volun teers Hose Company No. 2, West Haverstraw, New York. The speci fications in regard to said truck may be obtained from Stephen Chervenak, Village Clerk, U. S. Route 9W, West Haverstraw, New York. Dated: June 5th, 1952. Stephen J. Chei-venak, 6-12. Village Clerk PAINTING and PAPER HANGING Phil Willett Phone: HAverstraw 9-4D68 or 3154 6-26 LOST LOST — Savings share passbook | No. 9499, issued by Provident j Savings & Loan Assn, to Edward j E. Peters or Marjorie F. Peters. j 6 - 12 ; Woul4 You Like to Work in this Beautiful Big Building — Airy, Light, Cool in the Summer, and Warm in the Winter? LOST — Savings account book, No. . 4273, issued by Provident Sav ings and Loan Association to Eliz abeth Fox. Finder please return. 6-12 HA 9-4183 HA 9-4577 C. & F. Hewitt ELECTRICIANS HOME WUUNG OF ALL TYPES U. S. Defense Bonds — a Good Buy 64 Broadway, Haverstraw, N. Y. WE NEED * * G Top Wages 50 Experienced Operators 5 Sleeve Setters 5 Shape Sewers 5 Edge Cutting Operators Oar Employees Get a Break at 10 a. m. for Free Coffee Z&L Manufacturing ELKS°Buiidi„g Go., Inc. Route 9W - Haverstraw
