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For Buying -Selling - Renting or Hiring Use the Want Ads For Quick, Economical Results TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD.., PHONE MOunt Kisco 64133 or CHappaqua 1-0020 Classified Ads MUST BE PLACED BEFORE '3 9:30 A.M. on Tuesdaj Cart, Trucks and Trailers l-M ADAMS MOTORS CO. DOpGE PLYMOUTH MT. KISCO. N. Y. 1-20C BUICK '55, grey and white hardtop, beaUty; A-l condition, most extras. 51450. WH 9-4798 1-20C Cadillac 1956 convertible $3195. All pow ered — radio & heater — many extras. A»i condition. TE 4-1263 _ l-TF . CHEVROLET 1940. 4 door, cellent condition. 6-4394 Phone black, ex- MOunt Kisco 1-20C CHEV. '55; convertible; 2 tone Bel Air; radio, heater, powerglide, new top: new tires; low mileage. $1250 NE 2-2604 1-20C CHEVROLET 1954 \210\ 2 door, condition, low mi. Asking $750 TE 4-0887 fine 1-20C DODGE 1955 STATION WAGON good condition, reasonable. Texaco Sta.. 630 Yonkers Ave. YOnkers 9-9125 1-20C DODGE 1957. 4 door sedan, 2 tone blue, radio, heater, power brakes, low rol.,- excellent condition. BE 7-7067 1-20C JAGUAR '55 MK VII 21.000 miles, like new, private $2,195 Call YO 5-4611 , 1-20C JIM McGLONE MOTORS INC. SALES Volkswagen Service Post Rd. at Harmon CRoton 1-4745 1-20C '55 \98\ OLDSMOBILE CROSS COUNTY PONTIAC 9 New Broad .St. WE 9-4800 1.20C RENAULT DAUPHINE. still has new car guarantee, all extras, must sell. WE 9-7654 after 5. 1-20C TRUCK — COMBINATION. TOW & CRANE, heavy duty equipped to tow trucks and cars, power winch, $1500 MEdford 1-0744 1-20C TRUCK GMC 1954 PANEL EXCELLENT CONDITION Scarifice. YOrktown Heights 2-3196 l-M WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. (SCOTT-WILLYS) Willys Jeeps - Sales - Parts & Service Jloute 100 Wilson 1-8660 Boats - Service Accessories 6-20C CHRIS CRAFT 26' cabin cruiser. 56 Palmer Engine 115 H.P., asking $3,000 TO 9-1862 Help Wanted, Female 11-20c MOTHER'S HELPER experience with infant preferred, light house duties, sleep in, references, small- salary, DO 3-1604 Help Wanted; Male 12-2UC 11-200 IBM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR mature individual with at least .2 years large volume experience. Major instal lation Central Westchester. Write -Box WCP 556. this newspaper, ll-20c Nl'RSE registered for supervisor 'in nursing home, part or full time, call after 6 PM„ NE 2-3326 ll-20c — NURSE REGISTERED ' Presbyterian Hospital Convalescent Home, King St., Port Chester, must live In. All hospital benefits. WE 9-1213 ll-20c NURSES WANTED RN's—Licensed Practical. Live in or out 5 days. 40 hours Days—evenings. Sal ary open. Transportation provided to bus route or R R. Sta. BRANDYWINE Briarcliff Manor Wilson 1-5100 11.20c R N. for oral Surgeon's office In Mt. Kisco. Good pay with Increases. Write Box WCP 574. this, newspaper. ll-20c SECRETARY-STENO, .exp'd.. some en gineering and-or sales' background, good opportunity, new project, permanent, salary open. YO 9-4400 ll-20c STENOGRAPHER, some bookkeeping— 5 days—pleasant small company locat ed in Pelham. Write stating qualifica tions & salary required. Write Box WCP 573. this newspaper. 11-20c = Steno Typist near Scarsdale Sta. Salary dependent on ability. State* details. Write Box WCP 570. this newspaper. 11-20c - Telephone solicotors, household prod ucts, commissions for information call LY 2-8526 between 10—11 A.M. ll-20c Instructions 10-20C Horses - Horses* - Horses! It's fun ! It's Healthy! Instructions for children and adults Open Tues. Through Sun. REASONABLE RATES* for information and appointment — Call Bedford Village 4-7807 Help Wanted Female 11-20C COOK - mother's helper, exp'd. medium cleaning, laundry; own room, capable with children, references. SC 5-1451 eves. 11-20C HAIRDRESSER EXPERT. SALARY NO OBJECT. WOODBINE 1-4812 days or EVE WO 1^4324. ^ 11-20C HOUSEKEEPER A-l Sleep In. Good salary. Recent references Scarsdale 3-3564 11-20C HOUSEKEEPER; COOK; sleep in, care of 2 girls, ranch house; own room, T.V. bath; reference-- IR 9-9029 after-6 11-20C HOUSEMAID — Presbyterian Hospital Convalescent home, all hospital bene fits. King St. Port Chester WE 9-1213 9-5 VARI—TYPIST Exp'd. DSJ large Westchester firm, easily accessible, 35 hr. wk. Cafeteria. Benefits. CYpress 8-5401 11-20C WAITRESS — 9:30 to 6 P.M. work weekends. Howard Johnsons 301 Main St. New Rochelle 11-20C WOMAN exp'd in nursing, 23-45 un attached intelligent, good character, like children, must live in, interesting work, small childrens institution. Salary plus room and board. WH 9-0665 Help Wanted. Male 12-20C BODY SHOP, First class body man. Combination. Excellent salary. Many benefits. See Service Manager, Hory Chevrolet. Larchmont, N.Y. 12-20C CAMERA *MAN — offset decalf — stripping. Must be exp'd. Salary open, steady Y05-8145 12-20C ESTIMATOR ELECTRICAL — CONSTRUCTION full experience required. MO 4-3261 12-20C HIGH SCHOOL BOY Mt. Kisco. 16 to 17 years of age. Chance to work part time til school ends, then, full time during summer for local news paper. Call MOunt Kisco 6-4133, ask for Mr. Rubina. 12-20C IBM OPERATORS . DAYS AlsiD NIGHTS Senior tab operator experienced on 407, Junior machine operator experienced on 077, 082. 083, 519. Must, have knowledge of basic wiring principles. Major in stallation, central Westchester. Write Box WCP 537. this newspaper. MACHINIST FIRST CLASS ONLY *.\-vi-T5- R S-20-o MR. KRANE 12-20C <- .itaER - GRILl, MEN •• Exp'd. for growing chain; day and night positions open; high salary; employee benefits: send resume of experience to P.O. Box 1247 White Plains or apply in person at suite 300, 171 Eastt Post Rd. White Plains 12-20C : — Men for body and fender work also painters. CHARLES AUTO BODY NEwJ Rochelle 2-2625 12-20C OPERATOR — HD5 loader. MUST be exp'd oh this ma'chine, excellent pay, steady, MO 8-7916. 6 to 8 P.M. 12-20C PHARMACIST registered-, young, exp'd, full time, Call YOrktown Heights 2-9268 12-20C SALES MANAGER - TRAINEE I want to talk with' a personable young man with leadership ability Interested in bettering himself. Man selected will be shown how to build and maintain a group of men and women selling Ra tionally known costume jewelry on party plan, immediate earnings assured through a generous subsidy program. Mr. S. R. made $17,300; Miss G. S. made $15,300; Mr. H» H. made $18,300 last year. For interview write Box WCP 572 this newspaper. 12-20C SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Mature, must be exp'd , references re quired, apply: in person; Westchester County Airport, White Plains 12-20C • TREE MEN WANTED EXP. ONLY: TOP WAGES ' DE 7-2271 Days. 9 to 5 After 5 p.m. WH 9-9371 or WH 8-6290 12-18 Apartments Furnished 26-M -, 1-2-3 room furnished apts. Also furnished room. On bus line, near shopping. Call MOunt Kisco 6-7772. Houses Unfurnished 27-20C GOLDENS BRIDGE, new 6 room house; & acre, free heat, available, immediate ly, all conveniences; A-l commuting CE 2-4756; WE 3-5796 Houses Furnished 28-20C LAKE / LINCOLNDALE rent, sale. 2 bedrooms, guest room, etc; approx. 1 aero, MO 8-5366 days — eves. NE 3-6597 Business Places for Rent 30-20C »- East Post Road 139. White Plains, Near Mamaroneck Ave., Size 30x70 full base ment, very reasonable, -good parking nearby. WH 9-6665 30-20C First floor of building next to Pleasant- ville Post office, 3600 sq. ft. Inquire White Plains 9-2630 30-20C SERVICE STATION for >rent. Westches ter County; direct from owner; LYric 2-9778 30-20C • YONKERS-MCLEAN AVE. 213; LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT. Reasonable ' KAUFMAN LO 5-8025 Wanted To Rent 31-20C NURSERY SALESMEN for nursery, sales yard, experience neces sary. Apply in person Green Valley Nur sery, Saw Mill River Rd., Hawthorne, New York. Employment Agen., Female 13-TF GRIFFINS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Help furnished by day, week, month. 31 Maple Ave MO Kisco 6-4902 SALES. SUPERVISOR for national manu facturer & family desire 3 bedroom house, apt. Westchester County to $150. \ LYric 2-8862 . 31-20C Want small, \isolated, fully furnished and equipped cottage for personal use for two to four months; 2 bedrooms, bath, living-dining space, kitchen; essentials are seclusion and private swimming; location immaterial if within approxi mately two hours from New York; will be used principally week-ends, by fully responsible adults with unexceptionable references; no children or pets; price open. Please give full details, with re turnable photograph if possible, in first letter. Write Box WCP 561, this news paper. Positions Wanted, Female 1 14-20C Housekeeper cook, white, experienced, with 6 yr. 'child, desires position, live in, excellent references. SC 5-0533 Position Wanted Male 15-20C Christian Science man, desires position as male attendant or companion. Mr. R, Greene. 412 Monroe Ave., Mam'k OW 8-6595 Miscellaneous For Sale A. 16-M Westchester County's Greatest Market Place YOUR ECONOMICAL WANT AD GOES INTO MORE THAN ^(JOO HOMES Nowhere else — can you obtain so much profitable service for so little money, time •nd effort on your part When selling, renting, hiring or trading—place your Want Ad message where it will be seen— and acted upon promptly. THE NINE DAILIES AND THREE WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS BLANKET THE ENTIRE COUNTY —REACHING INTO SEVEN OUT OF TEN HOMES DAILIES YONKERS MT. VERNON _ NEW ROCHELLE MAMARONECK - PORT CHESTER . WHITE PLAINS _ TARRYTOWN OSSINING PEEKSKILL Herald -Statesman Daily Argut Standard Star Daily Times , .Daily Item Reporter Dispatch Daily News Citizen Register Evening Star (Affilated) WEEKLIES MT. KISCO CHAPPAQUA \ BRONXVlLLE-EASTCHESTER North Westchester Times _ New Castle Tribune Review Press & Reporter MOUNT KISCO 6- 413 3 1-0020 Commuters: Phone oyr Manhattan. : pffiee , ; i «t MU -5-8878. ItV located at' Room 562i: ^rank Cential Terminal Building, New-York 17, N. Y. From Grand Central Station'! lower level' take the -elevator near Track 105* from the nper level ase the elevator' near Xracfe 23. A. A. Furniture Bargains Floor Samples and Trade-Ins Phone us for what you need. ' MT. KISCO FURNITURE Next to A&P MOnut Kisco 6-8018 1 16-20C ALWAYS fresh turkeys, capons, broil ers, eggs Homemade pies, salads to order. WITZELS — LAkeland 8-4255 16-M ANTIQUES bought, sold and restored. Pennsylvania Dutch in stock. Paul Hil- br/ch, behind Emmadine Restaurant, Bedford Hills. MO 6-8276. 16-20C BAZAAR — RUMMAGE SALE OPENING MAR. 17 — BARGAINS City of Hope, 58 Main St., White \Plains 16-20C — COMPRESSOR .^,60.<SU.-~.FT. \Worth- ington\ portable, contractor's model, ex cellent condition, best offer. YO 8-7639 after 5 16-M COW AND -HORSE MANURE Also Top Soil and Cord Wood Tel. MOunt Kisco 6-5995 16-20C Do it yourself! Electronic garage- door operators, guaranteed 1 yr. $150, In stalled, 5185; convert your swinging doors to overhead type. PAT Meehan ARmonk 3-8443 , 16-20C FREEZER — 30 CU. FT. upright, best offer within 5 days over 5300. NE 3-6312 16-20C MINK stole, Lutetia, new Dec '57, cost §•1000 will sacrifice at half price. NE 6-1544 . 16-M MULTICOLORED VERMONT. SLATE FLAGSTONE—IRREGULAR SHAPES WILLIAM A. KING. INC. KA 4-0500 J.S-M NEW — USED — RENTALS Refrigerators — Ranges Dishwashers — Water Heaters Automatic Washers — Radios Television Sets MT. KISCO APPLIANCE CENTER BRICCETTI'S ' MOunt Kisco 6-6453 16-M NEW SPRING PRICES . Silks S1.29 Woolens $2.98 Yardstyle MOunt Kisco 6-6186 16-20C SODA FOUNTAIN 12/ Stainless Steel, counter and equipment. Priced for quick sale RO 9-0002 = 16-M VIVA MEXICO — our fashion coor dinator has just arrived from Mexico with a fabulous purchase of clothes, accessories and pure silver Jewelry. BIB & TUCKER, Mt. Kisco. 1 16-M r— WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. SCOTT-WILLYS Authorized Dealer for Gravely SMALL TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT Route 100 • Wilson 1-4660 io% DTSCOUNT on all Toys, Wagons, Tricycles. Use our Lay-a-Way Plan. LEE'S, 51 So, Moger Ave., MOunt Kisco 6-5549. ' Pets - Livestock Supplies . ^ 18-20C * A Dalmatian, Irsh Setter, many others. Central Westchester Humane, S. Saw Mill River Rd., Elmsford • : ,— 18-20C , POODLE puppies, 6 wks. old, beautiful black miniatures, A.K.C. males, females, reasonable, NE 6-3837 Wanted To Buy 19-27C A A A A Pianos & organs wanted. Cash. Mr. Barneft, 62* ,Main Street, WHIte Plains 8-4880; BE 7-1341 _ 19-27C — i ALFRED COOPER buys' furniture, an tiques, china, silver, Jewelry..'..;, piano. rugs, painting, linens, bronzes. 25 Riverdale Ave. V ;\YO 5-4075 19-20C r ' DON'T sacrifice antiques, works,, of art regardless condition. Estate purchasers, appraisers since 1925. Mr.' vAlpert, 1 No Central Ave., Hartsdale. WH 6-4189 Room and Board 23A-M Real home, lady .taking guests,' excellent table. Beautiful, convenient ' Elderly preferred. Kind, considerate. NE 2-2108 Apartments Unfurnished ' 25 -26 -~ rr- APT. - three large rooms in-'modern new home. Available April IsL-J\ Call MOun£ Kisco 6-8124.\ .. \• . 25-20C '\ ' OSSINING, 5%, 3 bedroom garden ..apt.,\! . sublease -Aprl • 1,' 5145; Wilson-4-4798; • Sup't. WI 1,2246. vf , i- , \•• 25 20C . ' ' • PORT CHESTER', modern. 3%, \elevator / terrace, convenient to statiojiJTjsuJJlease; 18 mo. 5129, Immediate. :, occupancy _ \. \ TE 5-027,3.' > \•* •>- • 25-20C v- WHITE PLAINS —>40^arker'Ave. 3% , room apt. air conditioned, walking djs- I tarice,'business,\'?hopping) 1WH-5-J0757 1 <. Apartments Furnishid White* Plains — WOMAN wishes to share her apt. / with same or, coupled convenient location WH 6-4866 .'^- Kisco Singer aining In Egypt Jean Cascioli, daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. Romolo Cascioli, who is known professionally as Jean An tinea has \been performing for United Nations Expeditionary Forces in Cairo, Egypt. These troops are on leave from Norway, Canada, Brazil, Denmark, Sweden, Colombia^ India arid Yugoslavia. She has been offered a contract at the Club Abdirle, an oriental style night club, that was formerly King Farouk's residence. Tomor row Miss antinea will' leave Cairo for Rome for television appear ances and recording dates. Miss .Antinea is a graduate of St. Mary's High School in Katonah and has studied music in Rome and Switzerland. CANDIDATES INVITED BRIARCLIFF MANOR — Briar- cliff School District residents to day were invited to send their nominations for candidates to the board of education to any mem ber\ of the Non-Partisan Nomin ating Committee. Terms of two school trustees, Fred Heynen and Wilbur Berry, expire in May. CHEMISTS TO MEET YONKERS - The .Westchester Chemical Society will meet to day at 8 p.m. in the William Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research to hear an address by Dr. Murray S. Cohen, head of the propellant synthesis section of Reaction Motors, .Inc., on high energy fuels for rocket engines. Meeting will be preceded, by a' dinner at the Rock House, War- burton Ave. Putnam Road J North w esfchester t Times, Mt. Kiscb, N, Y„ March 20,\ I9S8 J9 Rattles to Houses For Sale 33-M CHAPPAQUA A. T. HOULIHAN. INC. 39 King St. Chappaqua 33-20C LIVE RENT FREE PLUS INCOME $15,000. 3 family MOUNT VERNON. Good neighborhood complete occupancy. Low taxes. % cash required. Plot 25x100 MO 8-7219 33-20C MT. KISCO — Interracial — 3 bedrooms, oil, fireplace, pine panelled living dining room, cellar hi acre $18,500 MO 6-5341 33-20C NEPERA PARK — 2 family. 1-4 room l-4'<! room, oil, hot water, garage $17,500. YOnkers 5-7037 after 7 pm. 33-20C YORKTOWN HEIGHTS $18,135 Beautiful 3 bedroom split. April occu pancy, assume §16,135, 4H p.c. G.I, mortgage, owner transferred, $2,000 cash; handles everything. YOrktown 2-3413 Business Industrial Prop erry 34-20C ROCKLAND COUNTY — 6600 sq. ft. re inforced concrete floor, brick construe tion, suitable light manufacturing, stor age NYack 7-0453 Lots. Harms. Acreage 35-20C Alluring\TJaReTrSfif. only ly. mi., Peeks- kill sta. 5300. down secures scenic 100x200 site on private 45 acre crystal spring lake WH 8-3787 Wanted Real Estate 37-M List your property with us Clients waiting NICHOLAS FILARDI WH 6-4090 37-20C Wanted in Rye immediately 4 bedroom house for client. Good cost available. L Moncrieff for P. Barrows RY 7-1460 Business Opportunities , 38-20C ARNOLD BREAD ROUTE for Sale, located in Westchester Co. Call WE 9-1284 38-20C DELICATESSEN in modern shopping center. Only one in over 1 mile, 600 apts,, in immediate area, good potential. Can add table and or counter service. Inventory $2400 full price $5000. Will consider terms. TE 4-9890 38-20C Over 5,000 (Continued from Page 1) the area were closed Friday after weather forecasts predicted a foot of snow, Fox Lane High and Cen tral District Two's three elemen tary schools and all schools in the Katonah-Lewisboro district failed to open their doors to students. It was the fourth time since Decem ber that District Two schools be came weatherbound but District Superintendent George C. Richter said the students won't be penal ized by shortened vacation be cause of their good fortune or mis fortune depending on the point of view. Bailie In 'Real Trouble' Business went on as usual at Bedford Town House during the half-day its offices w,ere open Sat urday.' Auxiliary generators, pur chased last year for just such emergencies, were put into use to light and heat the building. Em ployees were urged to use as little light as possible and none at all in some instances, tp conserve as much power as possible for heat ing purposes. One town department, already $20,000 \in the red\ went in even deeper as a result of the storm j-aad a-$2,000 ^cushion fund'' that Highway Superintendent Arthur Bailie had carefully nourished dis appeared tinder the impact of the storm. Mr. Bailie had already spent $26,000 of an $8,000 snow removal appropriation. Town Coun cil, at a meeting on March 11, ap proved issuance of a $20,000 budget note to cover the deficit. At that time Mr. Bailie told the coun cil he .could get by on the $2,000 \cushion\ if there wasn't another big storm./\Then I'd be in real trouble\ he added. Three days later and exactly one week from the advent of Spring, Mr. Bailie found himself in \real trouble\. Gas Station for .Lease FROM MAJOR OIL COMPANY Modern 2/bay, parking available Tarrytown Rd. & Knollwood Ave. ELMSFORD Approx. $4000 cash required Stock and equipment PHONE Miss Carillo 9 a.m. — 10 a.m. SO 5-3000 Mortgages - Loans - Investments 39-20C BUSINESS LOANS Quick Action — Mortgages Bought County Industrial Corp. WH 6-2222 t =— 39-20C $2000-2nd. mortgages 6 per cent interest. Will buy existing mortgages in any amount. Civic Investors. -MOunt Vernon 8-6116 Business Servici 41-27C A-l landscaping, gardening, maintenance, masonry. Free Estimates. Clean, guar anteed jobs. Vlnicio Curzio Contractor MO 7-5102 _^ 4L3 t)ITCH DIGGING . PLOWING AND HARROWING BEd 7-7140' 41-M JACK HARGROVE'S MOVING and LIGHT TRUCKING. Cellars and Attics cleaned Call MOunt Kisco 6-5812 „ 41 -M LAWTON ADAMS —SOMERS. N. Y Sar.3. Gi-avel, Fill, Top Soil Excavation—Grading KAtonah 4-0175 c_ 41-27C, HALL'S MOVING CO. (Estab. 1920) Interstate and\ local moving, storage. Heavy hauling and rigging. Reasonable. 66 Main St. YOnkers 3-8088 or 3-4002 •— : 41-M —-r—J NEED PRINTING? Send sample to the Suburban Press, 100 Mtvin St.r*Annonlcr| Wm. M. Hoffman, meraoer '.Hammermill Guild of Printers. Phone AR 8-3444. . j—,— 41-27C « ONLY OVERHEAD DOOR ^COMPANY makes the \Over}iea4 Door\: Sale-Serv-' ice. CalL MOunfev Vernon' 4-9120'., ^ OPEN SAT. 9 TILL: 'NOON • f FOR YOUR^CONVENIENCE SWAMPLAND reclaimed, land clearing, landscaping,. road and driveway con struction. Gravel. SOuth Salem 3-3442/ 41-M STORAGE, remodeling expert work. Rea sonable prices. Chappaqua, > Tailor & .Fur rier. 53'King St. CHappaqua 1 -0414. Notic* To Job Applicants -.Firms engaged. In Interstate commerce *or • UV the production , of • goods foi - commerce ' must .pays at\ least 51.00 'lan'houf^and time and. -one-half for work: over 40 hours in, any one week. rr'you, y tiaye any questions,. • contact ;U. S. Depirtment'o'f Cabor, 341 Ninth t Ave.', New York > 1« N; Y.- TeL LAas- ;;»wanna* 4-9400., PARTY FOR UNITARIANS. Parents of new onember.\of' the Sunday:School of the.White'Plains dbmmunity Church. (Unitarian)\ were entertained last week\ at the home of Mrs.- John- ^anrr, 720 Quaker\ ehappaqiia>About 15 werej present. - , i ' Not For Him (Continued from Page 1) there is to it. But all this will soon be gone! \I live in Chappaqua and I am happy to have my telephone ex change called 'Chappaqua'. It is as simple as it is logical. Yet I fear that some efficient fellow is combing his brains right now for some new name like 'Logan', 'Tufer' or 'Cycle', which has no more to do With us than 'Lyric! has with Elmsford. \Instead of lifting the receiver to ask for my number, I can see how I will have to^ fumble for my reading glasses, dial 112, then 212, then JU 2-097S. \We all carry some phone num- Chap \Not for Him\ t2 ml8f bers in our neads, but to remem ber 13 figures and letters for each phone number seems quite a dif ficult feat to expect. And the thought of the time it will take to dial and redial the number* frus trates me in advance. - \No Sir, this is not for me. I just will not take it lying down— I shall sit up like\ a man and write this letter before it is too late. \ 'Dear Telephone Company, Let us keep our Chappaqua' exchange, and please do not hurry with any dial system for our hamlet. \ 'We came td like 'the voice with the smile'. You advertised it' for many years and we believed you. We do not want dials, electronic clicks and buzzes- L -we just want the voice with the smile. \ 'Let dial tones, area codes, re lays and other wonders of auto mation engulf our progressing neighboring towns—we wish to be ['left alone with the*few remnants of the human touch and personal contact, such as your operators at the other end of the wire—at least until you \invent a machine with a smile. *. \ I intended to write this as a personal letter, but I realize that nothing >but, organized opinion is glfective with big, and important companies. So tot share my tele phonic worries, I am .happy to close my <piea with, the complete approval of the following prganlza- fbns: ' , ^-l. The \Chappaqua Society for the Prevention of- Mental ;,A^iguish (number - of members ? unknown): \ y . -.- • \„ \ '1' The 760 King Street Asso ciation (number of members 2) !' 'Joseph^Douglas: Weiss,. - President.'\ C % *'V '\N. 2-Stage Death Stage One in the dying gasps of the Putnam Division. will hit Westchester -commuters ort Mon day, March\24. On that day, in line with'yesterday's permission from' the Public Service Commission, the New .York Central will halt passenger service from Ardsley to Sedgwick Ave. in the Bronx. Sat urday service north of Ardsley also will be dropped then*. Stage Two will follow June 1; Then the remaining .service., will end — two trains a day between Brewster and the Bronx. The PSC orfier yesterday also granted 7'per cent fare increases —effective, tomorrow—on all com mutation, fare on the Central's Harlem, Hudson and Putnam div isions. A 7.5 per cent hike is also approved for multiple-trip tickets. The fare increases will affect some 43,000- Westchester commu ters; discontinuance of the Put nam Division passenger service will hit about 500. Sample changes in fares: Hudson Division: Yonkers, from $19.30 to $20,65; Hastings, from $21.56 to $23.07; Tarrytown, from $23.58 to $25.23. Harlem Division: Mount Vernon, from $18.55 to $19.85; Bronxville, $19.87 to $21.56 to $23.07; White Plains, $23.12 to $24.74; Pleasant- ville, $26.27 to $28.11. Putnam Division (until discon tinuance): Elmsford, 23.58 to $25.- 23j' Yorktown Heights, $32.25 to $34.51. The PSC announcement said the fare increases had been granted \upon evidence of continued losses in operation of . . . commutation service.\ The PSC said operation of the Putnam Division has been uneco nomic. It said the passenger shut down would save the railroad about $400,000 annually. Commis sioner Aaron L. Jacoby, ( who con ducted hearings on the' Central's application and wrote the opinion in which the authorizations were given, said about $250,000 of the $400,000 saving can be allocated to commutation service. The commission said the '43,000 commuters on the Hudson and Harlem Divisions have ''to some extent been required to subsidize the losses\ on the Putnam Divi sion. Jacoby said persons now using the Putnam Division still have transportation available on the Hudson Division to the west and the Harlem Division to the east, He said that at most points either the Hudson or Harlem lines are not more than a few miles dis tant. Jacoby said the PSC always has considered \financial results of over-all operations\ in ruling on applications for discontinuance of service. \The impact of the present busi ness recession upon this company and the railroad industry general ly has been and continues to be alarming,\ he added, \and serves to accentuate the gravity of the long-range problems which in re cent years have confronted the railroads,-particularly the carriers whose total operatfenafinclmJe^'a large proportion of passenger serv ice.\ Jacoby said the New York Cen tral is earning less than 2 per cent on the net investment in proper ty in its over-all operation. The Central announced that the required one-day notice on the fare hikes would be given today. It also said it would post the 10-day no tice required in the first stage of the discontinuance of passenger service on the Putnam Division. Under the latter notice, all Mon day-through-Friday service from Ardsley to Sedgwick Ave. in the Bronx will be discontinued March 24, as will all Saturday service on the line between Brewster and Sedgwick Ave. There are two trains each way on week days and one each way on Saturdays. There is no Sunday service. Commenting on the PSC rulings,' Frank H. Simon, executive direc tor of the Metropolitan Rapid Transit Commission, said abandon ment of passenger service on the Putnam Division \points up sharp ly the necessity for prompt action on passage of pending legislation to establish a metropolitan transit district.\ New Casjle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., March 20,' 19587 Katonah Neivs Items (Continued From Page 2) Cherry' Street, Katonah returned home ^March 9 after a two- week vacation spent-traveling through out Florida.. Thomas Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Paul v Meyer of Cherry Street, Katonah who is attending Valley Forge. Military Academy in Pen nsylvania and as a member of the Valley Forge Choir, will be singing at St.. Thomas Church in. New York City this Sunday, March 23. Mr. and. Mrs. Meyer will be present to hear the choir. Mr. and Mrs.. Reginald Vockins Jr. of -Huntville Road, Katonah held a dinner party Saturday ev% ening at their home^ for 12 guests in celebration of the birthday of Arthur Covey; Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Begenau of 'Orchard Lane, Katonah left on Wednesday of last week for a va cation that will take them for vis its in Texas, Alabama and New Orleans. They expect to return home the end of the month. A reminder of the Spring Rum mage Sale of the Altar Rosary So ciety of St. Mary's Church Ka tonah which will be held on Fri day and Saturday, March 28 and and 29 in the Meeting Room under the Rectory. Call Mrs. Gus Soder- quist of Bedford Hills to make arrangements for article pick ups. Kathleen Free of 'Katonah will accompany Geraldine and Roberta Meinhold of Croton Falls when they leave this weekend to join their parents Mr. and Mrs, Mein hold who, are vacationing at Greenbser, S.C. - Diane Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrison of; Edgewood Road, Katonah cele brated her fourth birthday on Sat urday with an afternoon party at her home for several little neigh borhood friends. NAMED DENNIS Mr. and Mrs. John Daley of Mc Queen Street, Katonah announce the birth of their first child, a boy on Wednesday, March 12 at the Northern Westchester Hospi tal. The little fellow weighted nine* pounds • at birth and has' been named Dennis John. Mrs. Daley is the former Miss Patricia Larkin, daughter of Clarence Larkin of McQueen Street, Katonah and the late Mrs. Larkin. With the arriv al of Dennis, Mrs. Mary Larkin of the home address welcomed her first great grandchild. ASSEMBLY DATE CHANGED A change in date is announced for the Sophomore Assembly of the Chappaqua Dancing Classes which was originally scheduled for Friday evening, March .28. The dance has been rescheduled for Wednesday, April 9, due to a con flict with the jazz concert and the freshman dance at .the Horace Greeley High School. It will be held at the Mpunt Kisco. Country Club from 8:30 to 11 o'clock.. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGALS —2 COLUMN AGATE - LUCKY Charter No. 12746 Reserve District No. 2 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CHAPPAQUA NATIONAL BANK OF CHAPPAQUA IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 4, 1958 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SEC TION 5211, U. S. REVISED STATUTES ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection • $1,196,293.69 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 3,240,590.86 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 1,251,374.75 Other bonds, notes, and debentures 371,093.75 Corporate stocks (including $12,250.- stock of Federal Reserve bank) 12,250.0(> Loans and discounts (including $1153.96 overdrafts) 2,550,710.17 Bank premises owner $108,735.26. furniture and fixtures $11.360.S8 150.09614 (Bat.k premises owned are sublect to None liens mt assumed by bark) Real estate owned other than bank premises None investments and other assets indirecUy represenUng bank premises or other real estate Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances' outstanding Other assets TOTAL ASSETS None None 18,841.88 8,791,251.24 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Deposits of United States Government (Including postal savings) Deposits of States and political subdivisions ' Deposits of banks TOTAL DEPOSITS $8,242,435.77 4.011,198.62 3,162,889.92 98,602.08 882,895.16 15,000,00 Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed money Mortgages or other liens, None on bank premises and None on other real estate Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding Other liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock:. (a) Class A preferred, total par None, retirable value Npne ) (Rate of dividends on retirable value is %) ) (b) Class B preferred, total par None, retirable value None ) (Rate of dividends on retirable value is %) ) (b) Class B preferred, total par None, retirable value, None ) (c) Common stock, total par $200,000. —J ) Surplus . — .— • Undivided profits 71,849.99 None None None 32,597.89 8,275.033.66 LEGAJ, NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING Application having been made to the Planning Board or the Town of New Castle for approval of a plat entitled \Section No. 2, Map of Valley Ridge Estate? in the Town of New Castle. Westchester County, New York\ dated January 2. 1958, showing extension of Garey Drive in a southerly direction, the property being owned by Roaring Brook Land Corp. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to law a public hearing will be held on said application at tlte Town Hall, Chap paqua. New York, on the 1st day, of April 1958 at 8:15 P.M. Persons interested will be heard for and against said application at said time and place. Persons unable to at tend, but wishing to object must do so by written statement sworn to and .filed with the Board prior to the time of said hearing. PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF NEW CASTLE Kathryn P. Kennedy, Secretary C 3-20, 27 T-2 Reserves (and retirement account for preferred stock) TOTAL CAPITAL \ACCOUNTS 200,000.00 208,000.00 108,217.58 None TOTAL_ LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA • 516,217.58 8,791,251.24 Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for\ other purposes 1,046,297.28 (a) Loans as shown above are after deducUon of reserves of . 21,151.00 <b) Securities as shown above are after deduction of reserves of — None I, Frederick G.'-Ray. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above Statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. FREDERICK G. RAY, Cashier CORRECT—Attest: L. L. KOPP ) DEVOE B. BINGHAM ) Directors CLIFFORD V. FISHER ) State of New York, County of Westchester, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of March, 1958, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. FORDYCE E. STAEMPFL, Notary Public. My commission expires March 30, 1959 C 3-20, T-l Charter No. 5026 Reserve District No. % REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE MOUNT KISCO NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF MOUNT KISCO IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 4, 1958 PUB LISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER QF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION 5Z1I, U. S. REVISED STATUES ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection . = $2,747,698.44 Unfted States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed _ 9,205,539.84 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 2,775,629.58 Other bonds, notes, and debentures •—•———• None. Corporate stocks (including $i'0,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) 39,200.00 Loans and discounts (including $4,022.22 overdrafts) __ 7,246,321.27 Bank premises owned $150,182.17, furniture and fixtures $78,474.67 228,656.84 (Bank premises owned are subject to None liens not assumed by, bank) Real estate owned other than bank premises None Investments and other assets indirectly representing bank premises or othpr real estate . . None' Customers 1 liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding None Other assets _ —: 1,657.78 TOTAL ASSETS _$22,244,703.75 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations 8,047,112.55 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 11,127,574:05 Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 137,006.36 Deposits of States and political subdivisions , • 1,112,272.38 Deposits of banks Other deposits (certified and cashier's checksr etc.) TOTAL DEPOSITS $20,503,846.95 Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed money Mortgages or other, liens, None on bank premises and None on other real estate Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding Other liabilities None 79,881.61 None None None 52,383.49 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock: (a) Class A preferred, total- par None, retirable value None ) (Rate of dividends on retirable value Is t.%) ) (b) Class B preferred, total par None, retirable value None ) (Rate of dividends on retirahlp value is %) ) (c) Common stock, total par ,$200,000. ) Surplus .20,556,230.44 200,000.00 Undivided profits Reserves (and retirement account for preferred stock) TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL, ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA 800,000.00 _ 648,473.31 40;000.00 _ 1,688.473.31 -22,244,703.75 PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed proposals for the • furnishing and delivering of the following road materials will be received by the Town Superintendent of Highways at the Town Hall, Chappaqua. New York until 10:00 A.M. on March 20. 1958. Paving Asphalt, all grades Asphalt Emulsion's, all', grades Rapid, curing 'asphalt \cutbacks all grades Medium curing asphalt cutbacks, all grades Asphalt cutback inverted emulsions, all grades Road tars, all grades The above materials shall be furnish ed, heated,, hauled and applied in quan tities of one or' more truck loads of not less tha*n 500 ,,gals. as . directed by the Town Superintendent'bf Highways. Crushed trap rock, all sizes, FOB bid ders- plant \ - ' 1 Crushed trap rock, all sizes, delivered into stockijiles as' directed-by the Town Supt. of Highways' , Gravel Grits, all sizes, FOB bidders plant . Gravel Grits, all sizes, delivered into stockpiles as directed by the Town Supt. of/ Highways „, '' •> - \\ Bituminous concrete',- TFQB bidders tfant • /V : \- v ' Bituminous concrete, .delivered in- lots of 5 ton-or^more ; .as .directed by the Town Supt. * of 'Highways . ' All the above *materlals\'shall conform': to the New. York State Dept.* of * Public Works specifications. ' , • x The Town Supt of 'Highways reserves the right to reject any ct all >blds and to accep't any bid deemed,, to be to. tfheJ advantage of the -Town of New CasUe.' TOWN OF NEW CASTLE .. - Albert. W.- Gra'ff. N Supt.- of Highways\ , ' T Dated: February 28, .1958 , C 3^20, T-l ' Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 2,215,516.66 I, Adeli D. Gridley. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of \my knowledge and belief. ADELE D. GRIDI4EY, Cashier , CORRECT—Attest: E. ADDISON WALKER ) G. HOLLISTER BROWN ) Directors ' J. HAROLD CRANE ) , State of New York, County of Westchester, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of March, 1958, and I hereby certify that I am not an • officer ,or director of this bank. JOHN W. CULLAM; Notary Public. My' commission expires March 30, 1959 • k 3-20, T-i KISCO LEGAL FOR 3-20-57 Charter No. 5026 LUCKY Federal, Reserve District No. 2 REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF A NATIONAL BANK PUBLISHED IN - ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 5211, • , ' U. S. REVISED STATUTES •REPORT AS OF MARCH 4th, IDS*, OF THE MT. KlSCO'NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Iff EAST MAIN - STREET, MT. KISCO, NEW YORK; WHICH IS AFFILIATED' WTTH THE MT. KISCO NA TIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO., 16 EAST MADS ST., MT. KISCO, N.'Y„ '. J LKind of business ^of this affiliate: SAFE DEPOSIT- RENTING OF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AND STORAGE OF TRUNKS. . CARTONS. PACKAGES ETC. Manner in;,which above-name3 organization is 'affiliated with\ national bank, and degree of. control: . . f**- ' \'^ • „ BANK OWNS\ 92 \SHARES OF THE 100 SHARES OF-THE CAPITAL. STOCK JOF-THE^MT.-KISCO NATIONAL. SAFE DEPpSIT COMPANY. • Financial relations- with, bank: ' vj-'it • v A Stock : of affiliated bank owned by the. affiliate (par value) i _NONE Loans-by 1 .-the- affiliate, to affiliat'ed. bank , ^_NONE ,59200.00 Stock- Vf 7a\fflliatl 'reei'sterea in' name...of affiliated bank or kno\vn .to •-.betowneii ; by- bank;.directly or.Indirectly (par -value),— • • v - Borrowlngs^lrom^afnliated- bank/'lncluding acceptances...executed by ; affiliated' : .barikTrfor-account;-of affiliate ^and securities t sold to; >\ ' •• affnlated ; .y .ljank under,, repurchase\ agreement \ _—•/' . ,.;-T. ^VNiu Other obligations c of the affiliate to, orlknown s to be. held -by, •< . affiliated s \'t>ank '— • ' - • — . •svjsiet Other information necessary to dKdoseJ^W;^^ •VI.-.Adele' p. - Gridley, Treasurer of the\Mt. Kisco .National JSafe; Deposit- Coiw- pan*, do\ solemnly .swear that the above/ statement is-' true,:, to', the-.pest-o£ mv knowledge and, belief. * '\ [' K ^ f>. GRIDLI3Y, Treasurer' • Sworn to aiid'subscribed, hefore me-.thfe 12th day of March, 19o8.; ' v -'i, JOHN W. - CULLAM, -Notary Public. r., - • My commission expires March 30, 195? '' K 3-20 \T-l f,
