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North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., Nov. 27, 1958 ROBERT E- SHOPP Robert E. Shopp, who resided with bis daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Gaddis of 101 Carpenter Ave., died unexpectedly Saturday Bora in Red Hook, Mr. Shopp, a retired estate superintendent, had lived here about 40 years. He was a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. He is also survived by a son, Robert of Dallas, Tex; a brother, Alonzo of Poughkeepsie and two sisters- Mrs. Bernard Cruger and Mrs. Mary Butler, both of Schenectady. MRS. MORRIS BOGDANOFF Mrs. Nettie Bogdanoff, wife of Morris and mother of David Bog danoff, White Plains builders, .died Sunday at Northern Westchester Hospital following a short illness Born in Russia, Mrs. Bogdanoff had lived at Baldwin Rd., York- town Heights, for 32 years. Besides her husband and son, she is survived by two daughters Mrs. Doris Nash of Briarcliff Manor and Mrs. Esther Brown of Mount Vernon; two brothers, Sol Greenstein of Chicago and Harry Greenstein of London, England, Cruise from Winter to Caribbean warmth, sparkling fun I Luxury re* sort life—ticket covers famous Cunard food, service, shipboard en tertainment! See us soon. DEC. 23 • 12 days • $365 up FEB. 7 • 18 days • $525 up fEB. 27 • 18 days • $525 up MAR. 21 • 15 days * $415 up APR. 7 • 12 days • $320 up Fhone Visit or Write 'crUd Ravel Sewce Westdiester'i Largest Travel Agency\ 171 EAST POST ROAD WHit* Plains 9 ?2082 lAbov* Wallach 'tl Civic Leader In Mt. Kisco Dies at 58 Funeraf services were, conduct ed Sunday at 1:30 P.M. in the Jewish Community Center, Smith Avenue, Mount Kisco, with inter ment following in King David Cem etery, Shrub Oak, for Mrs. Rose Green Frui Jinldaerf.ftidgtiehy,- ment following in King David Cem etery, Shrub Oak, for Mrs. Rose Green Fruithandler, fifty - eight, who died Friday morning in the Northern Westchester Hospital. Rabbi Sanford Hahn conducted the services. Mrs. Fruithandler, the widow of Irving Fruithandler was a partner with her son, Jerome, in the mov ing and storage company bearing the family name, which had been established by her husband short ly after the family oame to Mount Kisco 37 years ago. Before illness prohibited, Mrs. Fruithandler was active in the many projects of the Jewish Com munity Center, of which she was a 'founding member. She held of fice at different times in the Sis terhood of the Center and was also affiliated with the Northern West chester Section, National Council of Jewish Women. Her civic activities included membership in Moses Taylor Tr. Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, and before entry into her hus band's business following his death 13 years ago, she had participated in fund drives for the American Red Cross, Northern Westchester Hospital and was a member of the Mount Kisco Parent Teacher's Association, while her children were in school. Mrs. Fruithandler is survived by two other sons, David of New York City and Charles of El Paso, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Rosenfeld and Mrs. Beatrice Levy of Grove Street, Mount Kisco and five grandsons. A daughter, Nan cy, died several years ago. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greene, formerly of New York City, are also deceased. For the period of mourning, the family will be assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fruithandler of 36 Valley View Terrace, Mount Kisco. ACCIDENT REPORT PORT CHESTER — While the accident rate and number of ar rests stand lower than through the month of October, 1957, there has been a greater number of per sons injured in auto, accidents | i .New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y M November 27, 1958 Yorktown Plans Spring Adult Class ANNUAL CHRISTMAS sale being sponsored by the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Mount Kisco Methodist Church, in Halstead Memorial on Dec. 4, is having a \dry run\ for saleswoman Mrs. Ken neth L. Hovey, behind counter. \Customers\ Mrs. A r m i n Tucker daughter Debby are \trying for size a cute peice of Winter headgear, as they ad mire a shining Christmas tree table decoration Photo by D. B. Kirchhofi OPEN EVENINGS Tuesday and Thursday 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. During These Winter Months Fully qualified registered representatives will be on hand to explain our function as brokers; to discuss investment techniques and your personal investment objectives. HAYDEN STONE & CO. Member The New York Stock Exchange 55 Church Street White Plains New XojK City . Can DIgby 4 -6790 WHite Plains 9-2500 Stocks Bonds Mutual Funds Conn. Call DAvls 6-1885 DISTRICT DEPUTY Louis P. Camisa of Mount Vernon, at left- was the presiding officer at the Mount Kisco Lodge BPO Elks Wednesday night meeting when the annual official visit to the local club too place at the Main Street clubhouse. Exalted Ruler Robert Morgan is seated in cen ter and Charles De Luca, of Peekskill- Vice-president of the New York State Elks Associa tion a guest speaker is at right —Photo by D. B. Kirchhoff. Parkway Safety Rate Told hy Supervisors Embroiled in a bitter contro versy for several years over the Jreconstruction of the Westchester Parkway System, the ,JB.oarxU t of Supervisors has apparently\ em barked on a new venture—to find out if the parkways are as un safe as people say they are. One supervisor cited figures yesterday which show that the parkways are among the safest toll roads in the country. And the recent revelation by this news paper that traffic on the Hutchin son River Parkway has fallen by 7,000 cars a day since the New England section of the New York Thruway was opened last month was also mentioned. Supervisor Edmund Ward (R- White Plains, 3rd and 4th Wards) said that the safety conditions of If worried by \Bladder Weakness\ (Get ting: Up Nights or Bed Wetting, too fre- auent, burning or itching urination), Secondary Backache and Nervousness, or Strong Smelling, Cloudy Urine, due to common Kidney and Bladder Irritations, try GYSTEX for quick belp. Safe for young and old. Ask druggist for CYSTEX. See how fast you improve. the parkways were rather good. He offered figures for the last three ,year* which showed West chester ranked fourth best of 11 toll roads in the country—toll roads in operation at that time. Ward's Comparison Ward said that Westchester with 2.37 deaths on its parkways per one million vehicle miles was under the toll road average of 3.16 New Hampshire Turnpike with .66 led followed by the Garden State Parkway with 1.3 and New Jersey Turnpike with 2.33. He said the New York State Thruway had a rate of 2.46, the Ohio Turnpike 2*46 and the Merritt and Wilbur Cross Parkways 3.2 Some of the roads he mentioned have truck traffic. Supervisor Arnold Roseman CD- New Rochelle 3rd Ward) said that Ward's proposal to compare the parkways with similar highways was an excellent idea He said many of * the parkways used in the comparison are more modern than Westchester's and still show ed a higher death rate. Ward's suggestion will be stu died by a board committee. Under the chairmanship of Pierre C. Haber, Yorktown adult director, advisory committee members met recently to plan the spring curriculum and discuss re gistration procedure. It was decid ed to offer substantially'the same courses as in the fall. New courses will include a series of Citizens Consultations moderated by Mrs. Dorothy Groeling. This course will employ materials supplied by the State Department's UNESCO com mission. Among the topics to be aired are \The National Interest and Foreign Languages,' \'Am ericans as Travelers and Hosts,\ Pathos of Action Toward Am erican - Asian Understanding,\ 'Our Stake in the Progress of Less Developed Areas,\ and such other topics as may be current at the time\. At the end of each topics, class members will, for ward their consensus of opinion to the Department of State'in Wash ington. The foreign films will, be screened again. In the spring all adults desiring to register for the courses will liave to do so on the registration dates or by mail,before classes begin. Late registrations will not BEDROOM SCENE TARRYTOWN — Errors will creep in even in a village zoning ordinance, and occasionally with hilarious effect as in the published version of a proposed rule which says: \A single family home may have up to four lodgers as long as the resultant density does not exceed two persons per bed\ The word \bedroom\ was meant. A civic association representative commented at a public hearing that his group does not favor lodg ers no matter how many in a bed. With other leading cars way up in price and size. .. ThCft 'S OIllV 0116 Dliy in the low-price field i.r • Rambler saves every way. 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KENSING & KENSING Inc. 7 Depot Plaza MOunt Kisco 6-4909 be accepted because othe size of a class must be determined before it begins. On Tuesday, Nov. 18, Mr. Haber attended a state adult education meeting in Mount Kisco to discuss the recent legislation affecting evening courses. A paper on York- town's foreign film festival will be made available to directors of neighboring school*' systems. THE AMERICAN WAY! We in America should be thankful for the privilege of observing this day in the land of Democracy. Ours is a great heritage of freedom ... the right to worship in our chosen faith, speak without fear, and read what we please. May it ever be so. Let us set aside a time Thanksgiving and every day to offer a prayer of gratitude for the many blessings we are privileged to enjoy. PUTNAM VALLEY Lumber & Supply Corporation 434 MAMVtttf ROAD • SOOSS 9-MM PUEMAMTVHtE. NfV VOM Chappaqua Mt. BJseo Stop in or phone ROgers 9-2650 for an estimate. 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