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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 s or CHappaqua 1-0020 Classified Ads MUST BE PLACED BEFORE 9:30 A.M. on Tuesday GarSi Trucks and Trailers l-M ADAMS MOTORS CO. DODGE PLYMOUTH Mt. Kixca, N. %. l-aoc CADILLAC 1956 model 62. 4 door se dan, fully powered, excellent condition, (like new) $2950. Wl 1-4286 eves 6 to 9 1-20C OADTLLAC '56 SEDAN. 62 Arlington green, low mi., excellent con dition. $3400. Call WH 6-7393 1-20C CHEVROLET '58 Impala convertible White, tan top. gold interior. V8 power turbo, radio heater, white walls, under 6 ,000 mi's. Sacrifice $2,350. MO 4-8358 1-20C Chevrolet '56. ton pick-up. like new 18,000 mi., excellent condition. $1,150 SC 5-3090, 6-9 P.LM 1-20C FORD '58 Ranch Wagon, 4 door 2 tone 6 cylinder, low mileage, standard, hard ly used. MO Kisco 6-5993 1-20C FORD 1955 Station Wagon, country se dan. Good Condition $1,000 MO 4-1200 da>s 1-20C Ford 1958 Custom 4 door sedan. Fordo- matic. and equipment, like new. only 3300 ml. $1795 OW 8-5726 1-20C NASH RAMBLER, new '58. light blue. 9.000 ml. power steering, push button, radio - $2500 WO 1-9253 after 6 P M. 1-20C •54 RAMBLER Station Wagon, 4 door, radio, heater, automatic Sheffield Imported Cars Ltd 667 W. Boston Post Rd. OW 8-7750 1-20C TRACTOR 1955 GMC 600 SERIES, $2200 Good condition. WI 1-8522 l-M WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. (SCOTT-WILLYS) Willys Jeeps - Sales - Parts & Service Route 100 Wilson 1-8660 Foreign—Sport Cars 1A-M HECKMAN •58 RENAULT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth Renault Albany Post Rd. Harmon. N.Y, CRoton 1-8400 MO 4-7411 1A-20C JIM MCGLOXE MOTORS. IXC SALES Volkswagen SERVICE Post Rd. at Harmon CRoton 1-4745 1A-20C Opel 1958 record with heater, defroster & racrio. like new, $1793. LYric 2-8891 T-9 P M 1A-20C RENAULT DALTPHINE 19f>8 must sacrifice, owner leaving country. ME 1-5313 1A-20C RENAULT DAUPHiNE 19 T 8 heater, white walls. 8 onn mi. private. WO 1-3366. Mr Jay - 1A-20C radio $1 350, SUNBEAM TALBOT '53. convert ihle: excellent motor, needs new top $450 RYe 7-3593 1A-20C Volkswagen, 1958. 8000 mi Many ex tras $1650. Mr. Norby. WH 9-2503 days, YO 2-7297 eves Motorcycles — Scooters , 2-20C HAiRLEY DAVIDSON '57 Inquire North Pelham Police Headquarters. PE R-2000 Auto Accessories, Service 4-20C Mt. Kisco classifies nl«p BEAR ALIGNMENT complete, perfect, reasonable YO 5-0664; WI 1-2400 Lost and Found 7-20 FOUND—Man's gold ring with opal In Bedford Hills. Owner call BE 4-3830 Lost and Found 7-20C LOST—white toy poodle about 10 lbs. vie Greenburgh—Scarsdale. Answers to name \Jingle Bells\ or \Lutey\ $100. Reward. SC 3-8048 or PLaza 1-2798 Notices 8-TF MAGIC by WHITMAN—New 1958 ver sion of WHITMAN'S TV MAGIC SHOW. \Moments of Mystification.\ Children. Adult and Stage Shows. Save Ad for reference. CHappaqua 1-1564 Instructions 10-20C HORSES — HORSES — HORSES It's funi 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 Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine Operator Insurance, Hospitalization Vacation, pension when qualified Rye National Bank RYe 7-0051 11.20C Clerk accounting Dept. Bookkeeping experience helpful All benefits, NEw Rochelle 3-8600 11-20C Clerk — General Office typing required; all benefits. New Rochelle 3-8600 11-20C COOK—HOUSEKEEPER Own room, bath. Adult family MOunt Kisco 6-4334 11-20C Cosmetician exp, apply in person GRABELS PHARMACY 550 North Ave. New Rochelle 11-4 only. GENERAL Houseworker. one day a week No washing or ironing CHappaqua 1-1053. 11-19 House-worker-car 1 child, sleep in Salary open. Recent references. WH 9-2919 after 10 A.M. 11-20C . HOUSEKEEPER, plain cooking. Must be A-l. with recent references, SC 5-3364 11-20C HOUSEWORKER—plain cook good references, one high sleep in, school boy OW 8-8162 after 5 pm - 11-20C MEDICAL ASSISTANT with laboratory experience WH 9-0143 9 to 5 p.m 11-20C SALESLADY, fine New Rochelle dress shop .\> day wk , no evenings, perman ent Boman's. NE 3-5913 11-20C SECY FOR COUNTRY CLl'B 6 days. Off Mon. Double pay holidays bonus blue cross, vacation Start $323 mo Give complete information to Box WCP 627. this newspaper 11-20 STENOGRAPHER — experienced for children'g institution. 5-day week. 4 weeks vacation, 10 holidavs. 12 days sick leave annually. If Interested call MOunt Kisco 6-5115. ll-M Telephone Sales CENTRAL WHITE PLAINS OFFICE 5 day, 40 hour week, In the advertising field. Salary plus attractive bonus ar rangement Free Hospitalization and Insurance Many other company benefits Write lull resume to Box WCP 602, this newspaper. 11-20C Waitresses exp'd . part or full time, top pa\. Flamingo, 53 No Broad\va>, Help Wanted, Female 11-20C WOMAN — GOOD AT FIGURES Knowledge -of stenography GR 6-3490 Help Wanted, Male 12-20C Assistant Manager, men's & hoys' wear, exp'd . good opportunity, many bene fits. Apply *Ha herd ashery Dept . Masters Discount Store, Elmsford, N.Y. 12-20C AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC top pay, hospitalization, excellent work ing conditions See Mr. Holt. Tappan Motors, 300 No. B'way No. Tarrytown — 12-20C 1ST CLASS MACHINIST AN'D TOOL MAKER WESTMORE 9-8100 12-20C Miscellaneous For Sale 16-20 DISTRIBU1C ^HIPS available • » ESTABLISHED TERRITORIES EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY For one Interested in route sales Commission WRITE OR APPLY Coca Cola Bottling Co. 107 No. Hamilton St. Poughkeepsie l?-2or . ENGINEER • Head maintenance man for suburban department store With knowledge of heating systems, air conditioning, plumb ing & general maintenance needed Write stating experience to Box WCP 621, thi6 newspaper. 12-20C EXP'D MACHINIST: Apply Mon. 10 A M , 151 Mt Vernon Ave . Mt. Vernon TRAINS-POLY CORP 12-20C FL RNITL'RE warehouseman, exp'd In making out receiving, keeping records handling stock Chauffeurs license. Good pay 3 davs Paid vacation Hospitaliza tion Other benefits WI 1-3600 12-20C MAN — READ MEASUREMENTS GOOD AT FIGURES GR 6->190 12-20C MECHANICS — EXP D ANCHOR MOTOR FREIGHT Foot of Main St. Tarrytown 12-20C OUTSIDE T V. SERVICE MAN hrs. 8 30 to 5 30 5 day week. Call WH 6-7589 or WH 6-8890 12-20C SALESMAN—retail furniture exp'd. pre ferred. Good opportunity learn merchan dising, retailing. Paid vacations. Sick benefits. Old established firm. WI 1-3600 12-20C SALESMAN—work for 38 vr old com pany with excellent reputation. Oppor tunity for man with experience on roof ing, siding, insulation and kindred re pairs for industrial propert> and home owners High commissions Only exper ienced in same line nped apply. Car necessary YOnkers 3-1166 1_-2 'K' SLITTER READ MEASI'REMENTS • GOOD AT FIGURES. GR 6-3490 i2-2r»r — Waiters and Waitresses FULL & PART TIME POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE IN WESTCHESTER'S NEWEST RESTAURANT APPLY ARTHUR- MAISEL'S RESTAURANT Midway Shopping Center Central Ave . Scarsdale Monday through Sat. 9 A M —5 P M Employment Agen., Female 13-TF ' GRIFFINS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Help furnished by day. week, month. 31 Maple Ave MO Kisco 6-4902 An inexpensive want ad reaches more than 160,000 households 1 a* m mm km Readers turn to the classi fied section because it is a great marketplace—where they find,an extensive ar ray of better-living infor mation. Advertisers profit because of this great inter est! Why don't you? Get speedy, low-cost ac tion by dialing an efficient ad taker who will be happy to help you write a low- cost countywide want ad which will reach thousands of prospects throughout Westchester. Blanket the county with these news papers: Miscellaneous For Sale 16-20C At .lack's 72 inch felt (20 colors) $2 & S3.98 a yd. Felt remnants $1.98 a yd. Small pieces for applique, etc. 29 cents each. 33 So. Main St. P.C 16-M ANTIQUES bought, sold and restored. Pennsylvania Dutch In stock. Paul Hil- brtch. behind Emmadine Restaurant. Bedford Hills MO 6-R276. 16-20C ANTIQUES blown and molded glass, lustre pitchers and miscellaneous fur niture bric-a-brac Reasonable TE 5-3214 16-20C BUFFET living room modern, custom built, 68\ long upper section glass, mlr- rovv back S300. 6-6280 16-27 Complete Set \MY BOOK HOUSE\. Condition Like New CHappaqua 1-0043 16-M mi YONKERS MT. VERNON NEW ROCHELLE MAMARONECK . PORT CHESTER . DAILIES _____ Herald Statesman Daily Argus Standard Star _ Daily Tim** Daily Item WHITE PLAINS Reporter Dispatch TARRYTOWN Daily News OSSINING Clti»n Register PEEKSKILL _ Evening Star (Affiliated) WEEKLIES MT. KISCO _ North Westchester Times CHAPPAQUA New Castle Tribune BRONXVILL^-EASTCHESTER Review Press & Reporter V STOKSTQ m» £WSUK_ ssm yoon BSO MO nark' ftrW *rt »i Castle I rilmiK K mmsm MO» amum stm m usru IN WWTT Commuters: Phone our Manhattan office at MU 5-8878. It's located at Room 5622, Grand Central Terminal Building, New York 17, N. Y. From Grand Central Station'* lower level take the elevator near Track 105: from the upper level 'use the elevator near Track PIANO—Baby Grand Chlckerlng. Excel lent condition. Long playing radio con sole. WH 9-2743 16-26C Piano sale Janssen Organ, Grands, Studio, $195. Steinway, Mason-Hamlin, Upright $79. Barnett. 62 Mam, WH 8-4880 16-20C PIANO—upright \Howard\ by Baldwin Bedroom, 5 pieces, grey mahogany, mod ern, A-l. Reasonable. BE 5-3448 16-20C Piano-Knabe medium upright, mahog' any finish, excellent keyboard; tone & quality. $273, NE 6-3066 16-20C • PLYWOOD Philippine mahogany V groove usually $6 now S5. 4\8 sheet LOCKWOOD LUMBER SALES CO. YOnkers 4-3300. Free Delivery 16-M SEW THAT SPECIAL DRESS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. JOIN OUR SEW ING CLASSES. YARD STYLE MO 6-6186 1B-M WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. SCOTT-WILLYS , Authorized Dealer for Gravely SMALL TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT Route 100 WHson 1 -8660 URGENT — IMMEDIATE, 2 bedroom furnished apt. (or rooms) family of 4, children. Jr. Executive. RY 7-1434 _____________ 32-20C —— Young couple & 2 smaU children desire ' or 5 rooms $90 to $100. MO 7-5940; DE 7-3386 39 King St. 16-M 10% DISCOUNT on all Toj-s. Wagons. Tricycles. Use our Lay-a-Way Plan. LEE'S. 51 So. Moger Ave.. MOunt Kisco 6-5549. Pets — Livestock 18-20C BASSET HOUND male 1', yrs. inoculated, sweet disposition. OW 8-7291 18-20C A K.C DACHSHUND PUPPIES 7 wks Male & Female. AKC Ideal Christmas Gift., SC 5-1793 18-20C House trained dogs, good with children, Lovely kittens. Central Westchester Ku- mane. Rte. 9A. Elmsford, N. Y. Wanted To Buy 19-26C ALFRED COOPER buys furniture, an tiques. china, silver, jewelry, pianos, rugs, paintings, linens, bronzes 25 Riverdale Ave . YO 5-4075 Furnished Rooms 23-4 Double & Single room, kitchen privil. eges, block to bus, women preferred MOunt' Kisco 6-4354 23-4 Furnished room business man preferred Centrally located Mornings or after 4:30 p m MOunt Kisco 6-4071. 23-20C JEWISH WOMAN has nice home, Yon- kers, near everything, nominal rental, exchange companionship helping hand YO 5-2975 23-20C NEW Rochelle, large rooms suitable professional, single, couple, da>, week. BE 5-4868 after 5:30 23-20C YONKERS pleasant furnished rooms & bath, women preferred Call YOnkers 9-0376 Room and Board 23A-20C Elderly' Home atmosphere in a club from $44 wk. Good food & company In famous Gladhaven Club. WE 9»5842 COW AND HORSE MANURE Also Top Soil and Cord Wood TeL MOunt Kisco 6-5995 16-M Apartments Unfurnished 25-20C BREWSTER vie . apt. 2 bedrooms ex tension attic, heat, hot water, good view, near schools and churches. $85 Rammer Tilly Foster. N. Y. BR 9-2989 25-20C Larchmont — Suh-lease: available, mod ern 6 rooms, 2 baths, enclosed terrace luxurv building, doormen, garage near station, stores. TR 4-7213 23-20C MT. KISCO — 2 bedrooms, living room kitchen-dinette, bath all utilities, block R R.. $125. MO 6-4933 25-20C MT VERNON—PROFESSIONAL SUITE Desireable 5 rooms situated on corner apt. Colonial Village, 630 Gramatan Ave MO 4-3800, 9 to 5 25-20C MT. VERNON — 26 minutes NYC 4Vi garden apt. $120. Schools, shop ping; playground, swimming pool, MO_ 8-3849 ———————— 25-20C —__——————— New Rochelle. Wykagyl—Country Club apt. 4 rooms, sublet Very attractive sunny terrace. Supt NE 3-9433 25-20 PLEASANTVILLE — 2 room apt., bath, heat, hot water. Call MOunt Kisco 6-4888 25-20C SCLARSD A LE Garden apts. lovely 1V4 $95: 4 1 * 2 bedrooms, 2 baths $3.43, Box WCP 628 this newspaper. 25-20C — WHITE PLAINS SULGRAVE APts 3'4 ROOM garden apt $135 mo. Avail able Dec. 1st. WH 8-7477 25-20C YONKERS—BRYN MAWR - 4 spacious rooms. Luxurious kitchen. Decorate to suit. Adults preferred $130 YO 8-8224 Custom made slipcovers, sofa and chair $59.50. Solids, tweeds, stripes, florals. Continental NE 2-8700. YO 5-0600 16-20C DEMOLITION OF A BRAND NEW HOUSE IN NEW CASTLE. N Y. LARGE VARIETY OF CLEAN GOOD QUALITY USED MATERIALS PISACRETA WRECKING CORP 630 Saw Mill River Rd Yonkers YO 5-9697. 5-1417 , 9-6015 16-20C Dining room, Sheraton, 2 pedestal ta bles, regency sideboard. 6 side chairs. host & hostess chairs' serving cart $600, 2 chintz wing chairs $150. OW 8-8581 16-20C EXCITING XMAS GIFTS SCIENCE HOBBIES Microscopes, minerals, shells, fossil- books, selected educational kits SCIENCE SHOPS — 1164. 6th Ave. CI 7-2527 126 W. 23rd. St.. N.Y. (free catalogue) 16-4 ,— For Sale, green covertible love seat practically new. CHappqua 1-1102 16-M FURNITURE SALE MUST MAKE ROOM 4 Fls. Fine Furniture loaded wjth ev erything for your Christmas buying. SAVE MONEY EASY PAYMENTS You are welcome to come in and browse MT. KlSCO FURNITURE Next to A & P MOunt Kisco 6-8018 __t 16-20 C GE Deluxe \Moderator\ electric stove, Double oven,* 5 yrs. old. Cost over $500, Asking $225. CHappaqua 1-1389. 16-20C — METAL PORTABLE BUILDINGS ' (3>. suitable for small restaurant, dining roomi kitchen, etc. NEw Rochelle 2-8966 16-M : MULTICOLORED 'VERMONT SLATE FLAGSTONE—IRREGULAR SHAPES WILLIAM A. KING, ma KA 4 -0500 ie-M NEW - USED — RENTALS Refrigerators — Ranges pishwasners — Water Heaters Automatic Washer? — Radios / Television Sets MT. KISCO APPLIANCE CENTER BRICCETTI'S MOunt Kisco 6-6453 1 16-M NOV. SALE — Lay-away for the holl days. 20 per cent off on dresses, 2 piece outfits. Suits, tweed skirts and bermudas 5 per cent additional discount for cash, BIB & TUCKER. Mt. Kisco. __ 16-M OFFICE FURNITURE — USED 30x60 desk, walnut* or oak — $29.95 Secretarial desk, 30x60 — $19.95 4 drawer letter files, suspension $19.95 30x60 deslc reconditioned, walnut $79.95 Storage & wardrobe cabinets — $19.95 30 fine steel lockers, 72x_2xl5 $14.95 ea, REGAN OF WESTCHESTER 31 Tarrytown Rd.. nr. County Center White Plains. WH 8-6630 16-20C Organ, Sales. Service. Instruction STUDIOS- OF WESTCHESTER 58 Main St. WH 8-5277 Apartments Furnished 26-20C BUSINESS woman & son would like to share apt. with other business woman &• child in exchange for light duties Excellent arrangemnt for right party NE 2-4813 26-20C HARTSDALE 5V4 rooms, 2 baths gar den apt, private entrance, screened pat lo (or unfurnished) before 10—after WH 9-1528 - 26-M 1 MT. KISCO — 1. 2. 3. 4 room apts, Also unfurnished. Single rooms with kitchen privileges. MO 6-7772 26-20C NEW ROCHELLE, business girl in 20 wishes to share modern 4H room apt with 1-2 girls, BE 5-3126 eves. 26-20C WHITE PLAINS - 6 rooms, 2 baths Ideal location Beautifully furnished Reasonable rent, appliance - equipped Can be seen by appointment only. Call WH 9-4709 Houses Unfurnished _7 -M BEDFORD — New 4 bedrooms. 2 baths option to buy $225. THOS. C. GRIMES CO. Bedford Village 4-3642. 3643, 3644 27-27 MT. KISCO—6 rooms, bath, oil heat hot water, porch, yard. Before noon or eves, MO 6-8370 27-20C PLEASANTVILLE 7 rooms (3 bedroom) newly renovated, garage, ideal location Available Dec 1 RO 9-4373' Business Places For Rent 30-4 CHAPPAQUlA -ei No. Greeley Ave.— Store, adjacent to new telephone bldg Reasonable rent, suitable any business See Mrs. Finch, Supt 30-TF MT. KISCO 8 750 sq. ft. repair shop or storage. MO 6-5536 30-20C suitable for OSS-NTNG—3 nice rooms suitable pro fessional person. Dentist preferred, heat furnished $75 WUson 1-0315 30-20C RYU — Doctor's office, available Dec 15th. Highland Hall. 131 Purchase St, RYe 7 -1500 for aipp't. 30-20C YONKERS - store approx. 1.000 sq. ft low rental. Palmer Rd, Suitable any business, OX 7 -2580. wk. days. Nottc* To Job Applicants Firms engaged In Interstate commerce or In the production of goods for commerce must 1 pay at least 91.00 an hour and time and one-half tot work over 40 hours in any one week If you have any questions, contact U. S. Departmerit of Labor, 841 Ninth Ave., New York 1, N. Y. vTeL LAc_> awann* 4-9400. Wanted to Rent - 31-20C Houses For Sale 33-20C Builder's closeout, 4 bedroom. 3 bath, steam heat, fire-place, finished base ment and playroom. 780 Hartsdale Rd Town of Greenburgh, Vic. Hartsdale $29,500 SC 5-3550 S3 -M CHAPPAQUA A. T. HOULIHAN. INC. Chappaq.ua Parent'Teacher Conferences Held In Central Dist. 2 The elementary schools in Bed ford Central School District sche duled conferences with parents this week. Bedford Hills Elementary and Pound Ridge Elementary School scheduled their conferences on Thursday, Nov 13 and Wednesday, Nov. 17. Mount Kisco Elementary and Bedford Elementary Schools, scheduled their conferences .with parents on the afternoons of Nov. 13, 17 and 19. * School officials report that par ents in the oast have regarded he conference as contributing a great deal to the parents under standing of what their , children are doing in school. .BENEFIT A SELLOUT PORT CHESTER — A capacity crowd of 1-800 persons Nov. 18 attended the second annual benefit premiere for Boys Town of Italy, Inc. at the Capitol Theater. Don Valley, of Radio Station WFAS, was master of ceremonies, and in troduced Terry Moore, film star and TV and radio personalities. 33-20C GREENWICH — 3 bedrooms, small sun porch, 2nd; ltvingroom, kitchen, bath sunporch, 1st; large patio Alcoa awn^ ings. Lot 95x190. $13,500 TO 9-5642 ' 33-20C LARCHMONT & VIC 6 rooms. Vi baths, bathing area $26,000 8 rooms. 2 baths, bathing area $27,500 8 rooms. 3 bathsf, deep plot $41,000 BURBANK ASSOC. INC. Realtors 97 Post Rd. (Open Suns.) TE 4-5870 33-20C No. Tarrytown. 4 family stucco, excellent condition. Convenient location, nice plot enclosed porch ME 1-7470 33-20C Osslning estate area, lovely 3 bedroom n»nch, 2 baths, electric kitchen, fire' place, porch, garage, Vt acre. Sacrifice $29,500. low taxes. CR 1-8264 —————————— 33-20C '——————————— PEEKSKILL vie. Cape Cod — 3 bed rooms, den. 2 baths, patio, garage. 90x- 150. good schools, $18,500. BE 7-7159 33-20C RYE TOWN — Split level, 5 bedrooms huge study & playroom, 3 baths, fully air-conditioned; lovely grounds, near schools. WE 9-1780 • 33-20C — Rye — 4 bedrooms. 4'4 baths. T.V gorgeous grounds, ideal locale. Reduced offer' Moncrieff for P. Barrows. RY 7-1460 33-20C RYE — 4 yr. old 6 room. 2 bath, split level, mahogany panel playroom, fire place, partial carpeting, automatic wash er & dishwasher Excellent neighbor, hood, near Osbom school. Condition ex cellent; occupancy Jan. l, 1959. Asking mid $30's , principals. Call Owner RYe 7-3374 — 33-20C SCARSDALE VIC new 8 room ranch- split 2% baths, 2 car garage. David School, immediate occupancy. 701 Wil mot Rd. New Rochelle. 33-20C White Plains — Cape Cod. screened porch, fireplace. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, 2 car garage. Asking $23,500. WH 8-7817 33-20C YORKTOWN HGTS Route 132 VALLEY VIEW HOMES 3 bedroom ranch on Vx acre. Has every* thing, $17,900. G I 's no down payment others 10 pc 30 yr. mortgage OWNER SALE GINA CORP. YOrktown Hgts. 2-4725 North Westchester Timet, M*. Kisco, N, Y., Nov. 20, •l ?5J&X^ New Castle Tribune, GhappaquayN. Y.^Nov^be^iDi/1^8;^ Town, Village Plan On Taxes Assailed LEGAL NOTICE\ BEDFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDDERS Sealed proposals for th^ Additions and Alterations to the Bedford Village Ele mentary School, Bedford, New York, will be received at the Board of Educa tion Office. Bedford Central School Dis trict No. 2. 130 Main Street, Mount Kisco. New York On Thursday, Decem ber 18. 1958 at 2 00 P M. Eastern Standard Tune Plans and specifications mav be ob tained at the office of Sherwood. Mills & Smith, Architects. 6r> Broad Street Stamford. Connecticut on or after 12 noon. Monday. November 24. 1958 upon deposit of $50 00 for two complete sets of the plans and specifications for each prime contractor (General Construction. Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating and Electrical), by check made payable to the Bedford Central School District No 2. This deposit will be refundable in full to all bidders who have submitted bona fide bids, accompanied by bid bond or certified check, returning sets in good condition within seven days after opening. * No refund will be made to non-bidders. Separate proposals will be received for General Construction, Plumbing, heat ing and Ventilating and Electrical work. Additional sets of plans and speeifica tions may be obtained from the Archi tects upon paying the cost of reproduc tion at the rate of $35.00 per set, which sum Is not refundable. Each prime contractor must deposit with his bid, security in the amount of not less than 5 per cent (Five percent) of the base bid as described in the In structions to Bidders. Plans and specifications may be\ ex amined at the following places during business hours: Board of Education. 130 Main Street Mount Kisco. New York Dodge Reports Plan Room. 120 West 42nd Street, New York. New York Brown's Letters, 101 Park Avenue, New York, New York Sherwood. Mills and Smith. 65 Broad Street, Stamford, Connecticut Donald W Kofoed. Clerk. Board of Education K 11-20 T-l A chief spokesman for village governments in Westchester was bitterly attacked on the floor of the Board of Supervisors' Mon-, day for a letter reportedly sent to town supervisors who have villages in their, jurisdiction. Supervisor Hugh A. Lavery (D- Ossining) charged that Anthony Sansone, Mamaroneck Village counsel and paid counsel of the Village Officials Assn. of West chester advocated that supervisors break the law. Lavery said Sansone wanted supervisors to break down in their town budgets -work performed by the town engineer for the unin corporated area and for villages and to charge the cost proportion ately to the villages and town. Lavery said that .state law made it mandatory for the cost of a town engineer to be borne by gen eral town taxes. Lavery said that Sansone made a similar type suggestion two years ago which Lavery said was contrary to rulings by the attorney general and state comptroller. Lavery's remarks came after several supervisors including him' self stated that the supervisors Business Industrial Property •V4-20C FOR RENT 7.000 SQ. FT. floor. 2 overhead doors, for trailer- truck. 616 Fayette Ave.. Mamaroneck Brokers protected MU 6-7076. 34-20C New Rochelle. for rent. 4,000 sq ft. at Huguenot and Hudson St suitable show room or manufacturing. NE 6-4244 days and NE 2-7325 eves Lots, Forms, Acreage 35-20C - CONN . Greenwich - Lvon Ave. Lot 60x120 R2300 TO 9-7695 35-20C NOTICE OF RESOLUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the- provisions of Article of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York, the Board of Fire Commissioner's of Millwood Fire District of the Town of New Castle, Westches ter County, New York, at a meeting held on the 10th day Of November. 1958 duly adopted a resolution providing for the establishment of a Capital Reserve Fund for the financing of all or part of the cost of fire fighting equipment and apparatus, the monies of such Capital Reserve Fund to be deposited to the credit of the Fire District at The Chappaqua National Bank, Chappaqua N.Y NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the aforementioned resolution was adopted subject to a permissive refer endum. Dated November 12, 1958 Board of Fire Commissioners of Millwood Fire District of the Town of New Castle New York BY Thomas L. Hormn, » Secretary C 11-20 T-l WHITE PLAINS. Gedney Farms, 4 plots landscaped, will build custom homes $45,000 to $50,000 WH 8-0019 Wanted Real Estate 37-4 ACREAGE or single lots—residential; commercial, vicinity Mt. Kisco. Cash- not a broker. Write Box 37 this news paper Business Opportunities 38-20C BAKERY (commission\ excellent location, big future outlook, low rental, good income. GE 6-4774 38-20C Bar & restaurant, small. Intimate, So. Yonkers near Bionxville. brand new. _Little cash. OX 7-2580 wk days 38-20C MEAT and groceries. Est. over 40 yrs retiring. Gross $198,000 in '57 Asking $15,000. Stock $1 for $1 Write Box WCP 629, this newspaper 38-20C MAMARONECK Bar & Pizza restaurant —owner to retire soon Satisfactory lease terms Macri & Faillace Agency Inc. 584 ManVk Ave. Mam'k , OW 8-6777 . 38-20C OSSINTNG—TV Radio Sales & Service Good opportunity T V. serviceman, est. 15 yrs. Reasonable. WI 1-4466 Mortgages - Loans Investments 39-20 C $2000 - 2nd. mortgages 6 pc. interest Will buy existing mortgages in any amount Civic Investors. MO Vernon 8-6117 39-20C BUSINESS LOANS Quick Action—Mortgages Bought County Industrial Corp. WH 6-2222 Business Service 41-26C 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 STORAGE, remodeling expert work. Rea sonable prices. Chappaqua Tailor & Fur rier. 53 King St. CHappaqua 1-0414. • 41-M NEED PRINTING? Send sample to the Suburban Press, 100 Mpin St., Armonk Wm. M. Hoffman, meicoer Hammermlll Guild of Printers. Phone AR 3-3444. LEGAL NOTICES The People of the State of New York, BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND INDEPENDENT TO MOLLY G. S.TALH WORTHY, ELLEN LANE. THOMAS HENRY LANE. IVOR WOOD. SIDNEY WOOD. REGINALD WOOD, GEORGE WOOD. JR . PERCY MASTERS, HAR OLD MASTERS. FRED MASTERS, LEN MASTERS. STAN MASTERS, COUNSUL GENERAL OF GREAT BRITAIN,'NA TIONAL SURETY CORPORATION. SEND GREETING: Upon the petition of KENNETH C. COLE. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER residing at Country Gardens in the Cfty of Rye, County of Westchester, State of New York. You and each of you are hereby \cited to show cause before our said\ Surro gate's Court of the County of Westchest er at the Surrogate's office In the City of White Plains on the 16th day of December, 1958, at ten-thirty o'clock in the forenoon of that day why a judicial settlement should not be had of the accounts of- KENNETH C. COLE, the above named petitioner as ADMINIS TRATOR br all and singular goods, chat tels, and credits of LIZZIE MASTERS, deceased who at the time of-her death resided at Bedford Road, In the Town of Bedford. County of Westchester and State of New York\ Dated, Attested and Sealed, November 3rd, 1958 Honorable JOHN J. DILLON, Surrogate of Westchester County JAMES S. MAY, Clerk K 11-6, 13, 20. 27 T-4 were attempting to treat villages fairly. In recent years, village of ficials have tried to pass to un incorporated areas costs which the villages claim they do not benefit from. Town officers have disputed! the claims. Supervisor George Cornell (R- Scarsdale), Legislation Committee chairman, stated that he plans to call village and town officials to gether to discuss the interrelation ship. 'Decent Job* Cited Supervisor Anthony J. Posillipo (D-Rye Town), said that there was \no intention of taking undue ad vantages' of villages.\ He said an \honest and decent job\ was being done. Supervisor Alfred Sulla (R-Har- rison) who has no villages in his town, concurred, stating that the towns were interested in fairness* Lavery called Sansone's letter \the last monstrosity\ which came after he had finished his budget. Lavery said there were in stances where villages collected 98 per cent of relief money in the early 30s but which the entire town contributed to. Supervisors Again Consider Junking School Tax Penalty The Legisation Committee of i the Boagd of Supervisors has call ed a public hearing for Tuesday, Dec. 2 in the Supervisors Cham bers in the County Office Build ing on the new move to eliminate the 2 per cent penalty on second installments of school taxes. The date was set by Supervisor George Cornell (R - Scarsdale), committee chairman, Monday. Cornell recalled that the matter had been \voted down with quite a substantial majority\ last year. New support for the plan, intro duced this time by Greenburgh, came from the Town of Mount Pleasant and its supervisor, Owen Quinn, majority leader. Alfred Sulla (R-Harrison) said his town would back the plan. Supervisor Anthony Posillipo (R-Rye Town) said he \appreci ated the sudden interest\ He said he had been fighting for the plan for the past two years and re called that his idea to eliminate the penalty was defeated. Quinn replied that he supported the plan last time. The Board two years ago was instrumental in changing the State Law to permit installment pay ments at considerably reduced penalties. County Cancer Crusade Sets $325,000 as Minimum Goal NOTICE OF HEARING UPON PRELIMINARY BUDGET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Preliminary Budget of the Town of New Castle for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1959 has been completed and filed in the office of the Town Clerk, at the Town Hall. Ofeappaqua. New York, where it is available for Inspec-i tlon by any interested person during regular office hours FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of New Castle will meet and re view said Preliminary' Budget and hold a Public Hearing thereon, at the Cafe teria of the Robert E. BeU'^. School* Senter Street, Chappaqua. New York, at eight-fifteen C8.15) o'clock PM, nn the 9th day of December 1958. and that at such hearing any person may be heard in favor of or against the Preliminary Budget as compiled or for or against any item or items therein* contained. Pursuant to Section 313 of the Town Law. the proposed salaries of the follow ing Town Officers are hereby specified as follows • SUPERVISOR Sio.nno no COUNCILMAN (4) EACH 1 200.00 TOWN CLERK 5,800.00 TOWN SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS 7.6S0 00 TOWN ATTORNEY CS4.750. GENERAL SALARY and $1,250. WATER DE*PT ) 6,000 00 TOWN ENGINEER & BLDG INSPECTOR ($6,240. GENERAL SALARY $1,650. WA TER DEPT., and $1,800. PLANNING BOARD' $9 690 00 BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF NEW CASTLE Lillian D. Piatt DEPUTY TOWN CLERK November 12. 1958 K 11-20 T-l * NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PRELIMINARY BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF NEW CASTLE RESOLVED. tha£ this Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as a Preliminary Budget of the Totvn of New Castle for the fiscal year he- ginning on the 1st day of January 1959. the itemized statement of estimated rev enues and expenditures, hereto attached and made a part of this resolution,, and be it i FURTHER RESOLVED, that such Pre liminary Budget shall be filed in the Office of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for inspection by any inter ested person during office hours, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board shall meet at eight-fifteen (8:15) o'clock P.M., on the 9th day of Decem ber 1958 for trie purpose of holding a Public Hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk give notice of such Public Hear ing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Liw, and that such no tice be published In the New, Castle Tribune North Westchester Times and the Osslning Citizen Register in substan tially the following form: ' The NOTIOE TO BIDDERS Board of Education, Central School District No. 4. Towns of New Castle and Mount Pleasant, Chappaqua. New York, invites all qualified bidders to submit quotations on the General Stationery Supply requirements for the School Year 1958-1959. Specifications may be obtained at the Business Office, 45 South Greeley Ave nue, Chappaqua, New York. Prices are to be F.O.B. the School Building as designated. The Board of Education reserves the right to award bids on an item by item basis, or on the basis of the lowest bid on the entire list. The lowest cost to the School District will be the determin lng factor. All bids are to be returned to the Business Office on December 15th, 19^8 by or before NOON, the closing date and time for bids. Martha M. Grant, School r >lstriotr Clerk Central School .District No. 4 Towns df New Castle, and Mount Pleasant Chappaqua, New YorkL ' i CH -20, 2TT-3\ PURCHASE— 1 A $325,000 goal for its Westches-- ter 1959 April Cancer Crusade was set by the Westchester Cancer Committee's directors last night in the Pforzheimer Memorial Build ing. Calling the goal \realistic to cover only the minimum needs\ for Westchester's patient service and education programs and a contribution to the national re search program of the American Cancer Society, Dr. George C. Adie, Westchester Cancer Com mittee chairman, said. - \This goal, for, an accelerated program in our increasingly popu lated county, is identical with last year's. It is our hope that the goal will be exceeded, since all funds over this quota will be devoted to research.\ The American Cancer' Society gave the Westchester committee permission to conduct its 1959 fund drive on this basis. The Westches ter plan, authorized by the nation al organization as a pilot study, calls for earmarking all excess-of- goal contributions specifically for research. As always, Dr. Adie pointed out, 25 per cent of every dollar within the quota will also be used for research. The special arrange ment, jproposed by the Westchester group, is designed to \help pro vide funds needed for some 4 mil lion dollars in research grants the society was financially unable to award last year.\ The committee named 14 direc tors. Re-elected were Mrs. George B. Norton and Dr^ Waring Willis, both of Bronxville, and William L. Fanning of Ossining. Newly elected were Leonard Chase of Mamaroneck, Carl Tuck er Jr. of Mount Kisco, Dr. Emil C. Beyer of White Plains, Dr. David Fertig. of Scarsdale, C. Scott .Fletcher of White Plains, Dr. K. R. Fourcher of Armonk, Anthony Gagliardi of Larchmont, Jack Gantz of Port Chester, James Mor rison of Larchmont, Rabbi Law rence Schwartz of White Plains and Dr. Robert S. Wren of Os sining. Church Services CHURCH OF THE REDEEM ER: Lutheran, King Street. Sun day School and Bible Class, 9:45 a.m. Worship Service, 11 a.m. Nursery conducted during service. CHURCH OF ST. JOHN AND ST. MARY: Catholic, the Rev. Louis A. Steyker, pastor. Sunday Masses at J: 30, 9, 10, 11, and 12 aun. First Friday of month Mass es at 6:30 a.m. Hours for Confes sion: Saturday, Thursday evenings before the First Fridays and Ipves. of Holy Days — afternoons 4 to 5:30 p.m. and evening 7 to 8:30. Holy Day Masses at 6:30, 8, 9 and 10 a.m. CHURCH A OF SAINT MARY THE VIRGIN: Episcopal, S. Greeley Ave., Chappaqua, the Rev. Regin ald G. Stewart, rector. The Rev. H. Mason Palmer, associate. Holy Communion Sundays at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Thursdays and Holy Days at 9 a.m. Morning Prayer: Sun days at 9:45 a.m., Thursdays and Holy Days at 8:45 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 398 \Bedford Road, Pleasantville, N. Y., Dr. Benjamin F. Farber, interim minister, Rev. J. Richard Hart, As sociate Minister, Dr. Edward I. Campbell, Pastor Emeritus, Rev. Norman Pease, Minister of Chris- tion Education Worship; Miss Alice Johns? organist and choir director. Services at 9:30 and 11 ajn. Church School sessions at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Senior High and Junior High West minister Fellowship groups at 7 RELIGIOUS -SOCIETY _OF FRIENDS: King St., will join with Quaker St. Friends for meeting for Worship, 11 a.m. EMANUEL LUTHERAN: Man- ville Road, Pleasantville, the Rev. John R. Pearson, pastor. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class; 10:30 a.m. Morning Wor ship. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST: 219 Bedford Road, Pleasantville, Sunday School and Church at U a.m. Wednesday eve ning; services at 8:15 p.m. Read ing \Room at 40 Wheeler Avenue open daily 12 to 5 o'clock except on Sunday and Holidays. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CH URCH: Orchard Ridge Road, Chappaqua. The Rev. Kenneth E. Nye, minister, The Rev. Alfred D. Moore, associate. Sunday services 9:30 and 11:15 a. m. Nursery main tained in Parish House. METHODIST: Bedford Road, Pleasantville, the Rev. Kenneth E. Hoover, * pastor. Sunday Church School 9:30 a.m.; Worship with ser mon 11 a.m. Junior 'High MYF 5 p.m.; Senior High MYF 6:30 p.m.; Spiritual life Growth Cliniq 8 p.m. CHURCH OF THE RESURREC TION: United Lutheran, East Main St. and S. Bedford Rd., Mount Kisco; Sunday School and Adult| Bible Class, 9:30 a.m.; Worship Service, 11 a.m. Child Care during the 11 a.m. Worship. OU# LADY BY THE WAYSIDE: Catholic, Millwood, the Rev. Albert A. PiGkney, > pastor; Rev. Robert Loftus, assistant. Sunday Mass at 9:30 a.m. with Confessions before Mass, Sunday ^School following Mass. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS: Quaker St. Meeting for Worship, 11 a. m. TEMPLE BETH EL OF NORTH ERN WESTCHESTER: King Str and Orchard Ridge Road, Chappa qua, Solomon K. Kaplan, Rabbi. Friday night services at 8:45 p.m. Religious School Sunday 10 a.m.,- Pleasantville Cottage School. ST. MARK'S CHURCH: Episco pal, Mount Kisco, the Rev. Colin Lee. rector; the Rev.c S. Raymond Brinckerhoff, assistant. Sundays: 9:15 a.m., Family Service with Holy Communion on the second Sunday of each month; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with Holy Com munion on the first Sunday of each month. Holy Communion will also be given on Holy Days at 7 and 10 a.m., and each Thursday at 10 a.m. Gerbers Name New Daughter Lynn The Halloween treat which came to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gerber ' of Oregon Road, Mount Kisco this year was the birth of their third child, a daughter to be named Lynn Marie, at the,Northern West chester Hospital. The older child ren are Fay, Jean and Michael. Mrs. Gerder is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bordaux of Turners Falls, Mass., who now have three grandchildren. Mr. Gerber is the physical education and athletic director at the Mount Kisco Boys Club. OBJECT TO, ODORS OSSINING — A petition protest ing the Use of South Highlahd Ave. property by a Yonkers^ pri vate garbage removal outfit,'! was referred to committee for. s&dy: .? Nov. 3,8 by the. Village,, Bp%d.;>> The petition, sighed by 5>;<r£te' dents of,'the, SQUtbfM'^^m 1
