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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 9:30 A.M. on Tuesday Cars, Trucks and Trailers 1 -M ADAMS MOTORS CO. DODGE PLYMOUTH Mt Klsco. N. i. 1-26C- BUIOK '57, Special, blue convertible power steering, A-l condition, 26,000 mi Book price. OW 8-1669 12-26C BUICK '55 Roadmaster convertible, full power, new tires and top. EXCEP TIONALLY FINE BUY. NO 1-6251 eves 2-26C CADILLAC '55 $2,200; DESOTO '57 Station Wagon, 9 passenger $2000 Plymouth '57 $1,000, all low mileage One owner, prefect condition, Parkchester Tobacco & Candy Co. 103 North 3rd Ave. MO Vemon 4-3950 , 1-26C CADILLAC 1956, sedan deville, all pow. er; black; perfect condition, $2750, 23,' 000 ml.; YO 8-7031 after 5 . 1-27 CHEVROLET coupe, 1950 clean, heater, owner driven A-l condition. MOunt Kisco 6-8857 1-26C CHEVROLET PANEL TRUCK '30. ^ ton, green, 34,000 mi. Excellent condi tion. Best offer. SP 9-5594 eves. 1-26C Chrysler '57—4 door hardtop; gold, white lull power, A-l condition, white- walls $2,500. SC 3-7395 1-26C DESOTO 1956, 4 door sedan, power steering & brakes, 1 owner, $1275 BE 5-0262 1-26C Dodge 1 '56—4 door sedan, like new Cross County Motors Pontiac 9 New Broad St. P.C. WE 9-4800 1-26C FORD, 1956 \Sunliner\ white convert ible, Fordomatic, clean, $16,000 mi., $1350. SC 3-1690 < 1-26C FORD 1954 V8 Ranch wagon, radio, heater, 2 tone, clean, private, must sell SP 9-2123 after 5 1-26C JEEP (Army) 43 4 whel drive, new top & plow. Make offer. TE 5-1879 1-26C OLDS '55, \98\ 4 door hardtop, excel lent condition, full power. TAImadge 2-2064 after 5 p.m. 1-26C Plymouth '58 sport suburban, 2 tone gold, white, power steering and brakes, powerf lite, A -a. $2395. KI 9-5779 l-M WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. (SCOTT-WILLYS) Willys Jeeps - Sales - Parts & Service Route 100 WHson 1-8660 Foreign—Sport Cars 1A-26C Austin Healey '57, 100 — 6. white, wire wheels, tonneau, radio, heater, dual ex haust, $2650 TE 4-9864 1A-26 • CORVETTE '54 37.000 mi's, white walls, radio, heater, excellent condition. $1,350 WH 6-6182 1A -M HECKMAN •58 RENAULT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth Renault Albany 'Post Rd. Harmon. N.Y. CRoton 1-8400 MO 4-7411 1A-26C JIM MCOLONE MOTORS INC. SALES Volkswagen SERVICE Post Rd. at Harmon. CRoton 1-4745 - 1A-26C MGA—1956. white 21,000 mi. $1400—heater ALgonquin 4-3813 1A-2SC VOLKSWAGEN 1958 black, sunroof, low mileage, very clean, one owner $1625. SP 9-1397 „ 1A-26C — VOLKSWAGEN *57 \deluxe \sunroof se dan, radio, heater, gas gauge. A-l $1300. Days LU 9-7600; eves. NE 3-8091 Lost and Found Lost and Found • 7-26C male. Sat. LOST COLLIE male. Sat. A.M. Vic. Nepperhan, Odell Ave. Yonkers. Chil dren heartbroken. Reward. GR 6-4233 Instructions 10-26C HORSES—HORSES—HORSES It's fun' It's healthy Instructions for children and adults. Open Tues. through Sun. REASONABLE RATES; for in formation and appointment—Call BEdford Village 4-7807 Help Wanted, Male 12-26C 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 Help Wanted. Female li-n BOOKKEEPER - Auto agency exper tence preferred. Apply in person to of fice Mgr. Mr Schrantz, Mt. Klsco Auto Sales & Service. 82-92 So Moger Ave, Mt. Kisco. 11-28 COSEMETICIAN exp. apply in person GRABEL'S PHARMACY 550 North Ave. NEw Rochelle 2-4488 11-26C CLERK TYPIST exp. preferred, good on telephone, convenient to R.R. Station MO 4-3451 11-27 - COLVILLE We wish to thank all our friends and neighbors for their many kind expres sions of sympathy and condolence dur ing our recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF EDGAR COLVILLE 11-11 DENTAL ASSISTANT, exp. desired but not necessary. After 7 pm MOunt Kisco 6-4039 11-4 GENERAL Houseworker. one day a week No washing or ironing. CHappaqua 1-1053. 11-25 • HOUSEKEEPER, sleep in, plain cook ing. Must be A-l with recent references SC 5-3564 11-26C Houseworker—care 1 child, sleep in Salary open. Recent references. WH 9-2919 after 10 a.m. 11-26C INFIRMARY maid — small institution in Mt. Vernon, live in. Very pleasant sur roundings, MO 8-8969 11-26C MACHINE OPERATORS experience not necessary 10 New St. Tarrytown H-26C Manicurist — Shampooers (3) Ernest & Josephine Hair Design 581 E Boston Post Rd Mam'k OW 8-3400 11-26C STENOGRAPHER bank experience 5 day wk , finge benefits. TE 5-1500 11-26C • Typing & General Office Work Fanny Farmer Candy Shops. Inc. KI 3-4900 — 9 A.M.-5P.M. — 11-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 tun resume to Box WCP 602, this newspaper. 11-26C 7-26C LOST Vic. King St. Portchester, collie, female, 10 mos; childs pet, reward. WE 9-4778 TYPIST — CLERK EXP'D permanent—5 days—40 hrs. _ meals while on 3u!y * \ \~ Apply Nursing office New Rochelle Hospital 11-11 ^_ Women to work in Dietary Department— 3 day week. Permanent. Split shift— 7:00 am. to 9:30 a m.—11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p m.—4:15 pm. to 6:45 p.m. North ern Westchester Hospital, Mount Kisco An inexpensive want ad reaches more than 160,000 households m mm H m .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 ests 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: YONKERS MT. VERNON _ NEW ROCHELLE MAMARONECK . PORT CHESTER DAILIES Herald Statesman Daily Argus Standard Star _ Daily Times Daily Item WHITE PLAINS Reporter Dispatch TARRYTOWN Daily News OSSINING Citizen Register PEEKSKILL _ Evening Star (Affiliated) WEEKLIES MT. KISCO _ North Westchester Times CHAPPAQUA New Castle Tribune BRONXVILLE-EASTCHESTER Review Press & Reporter A CREDIT MANAGER Interested in career, experienced or will train. Write Box CM., W.T. Grant Co. 2 Palisade Ave. Yonkers — 12-26C ACCOUNTANT—per diem basis; finance CO., call or write, Federated Corp. of Delaware 225 Westchester Ave. Port Chester WE 9-3660 12-26C AUTO PARTS MAN large G.M. Dealer, modern shop, top salary, lower Westchester. Write Box WCP 648, this newspaper. 12-26C Bookkeeper ass't., male or female, for small office, typing essential. Write Box WCP 663. this newspaper 12-26C CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION SANITARIAN, Department of Public Health, New Rochelle. Starting salary $6260 per year. At present there is one vacancy. This examination is open to qualified residents of New York State Date of Examination: January 24, 1959 Applications Close: January 2, 1959 MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 52 Wildcliff Road, New Rochelle, N.Y. Charles S. Gotsch. Chairman Dr. William E. Carlo, Francis J. Burke Lillian Moskowitz, Secretary 12-26 FOREMAN—active supervision packag ing plant. Mechanical ability. Yonkers. Write resume to Box WCP 658, this newspaper. 12-26C LOCKER ROOM ATTENDANT for coun try club. Must be experienced. Write Box WCP 655, this newspaper. 12-26C MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — exper ienced, plant maintenance, machine tool operation. Apply 684 Nepperhan Ave. Yonkers. 12-26C PHARMACIST, top man, active, man agerial, top salary, commissions, refer ences, box WCP 661 this newspaper 12-26C PRESSMAN — exp'd., job work. Heidel berg, Little Giant; steady. Top salary. Write Box WCP 654. this nespaper. 12-26C . ROOF MECHANICS ALL TYPES OF ROOFS MO 8-1390: FA 4-3896 12-28C WORKING FOREMAN Wire fabrication, welding & bending. Set up machines. Responsible. Write Box WCP 657, this newspaper. 12-26C WRITER — EDITOR Man with experience writing on business management subject. Key position on important magazine Editorial • offices Greenwich, Conn. $6,000 yr. TO 9-8588 Employment Agen., Female 13-TF GRIFFINS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Help furnished by day, week, month. 31 Maple Ave MO Kisco 6-4902 Miscellaneous For Sale - 16-M A LADY'S THANKS Give thanks for the ease and delight with which you can select the - most original and inexpensive gifts from the Christmas table at BIB & TUCKER. Mt. Kisco 16-26C At Jack's 72 inch felt (20 colors) $2.98 & $3.98 a >d. 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- brich, behind Emmadine Restaurant, Bedford Hills. MO 6-8276. 16-26C < BUILDINGS—METAL (3) to be moved. 10*.6\x30 > >. lO'V^W; 13'8\x38\ Sufta- ble diner or business office. NE 2-8966 16-26C Childs bedroom set, crib, bureau & youth bed, also playpen. Excellent con dition. WH 9-3757 16-27 Complete Set \MY BOOK HOUSE\. Condition Like New CHappaqua 1-0043 16-M COW AND HORSE MANURE Also Top Soil and Cord Wood - Tel. MOunt Kisco 6-5995 16-M Pets — Livestock 18-26C Cockers, Springer, Collie. Others, lovely kittens. Central Westchester Humane, Rte. 9A. Elmsford. 18-26C POODLES — silver-small minatures A.K.C. 27 champion pedigree. Ideal Christmas gifts. WHite Plains 8-7761 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 Room and Board 23A-26C ELDERLY! Room & board in a club means comfort & friends from $44 wk, Come & see Gladhaven Club WE 9-5842 Apartments Unfurnished 25-26C BRONXVJLLE — Palmer Rd. Lovely 4% room garden apt. Sublet, $175 mo. Parking. SP 9-4504 after 6 p.m. 25-26C Hartsdale — 4^ room, 1% bath gar den apt. Wall-wall carpet. $175 mo. Dalewood Gardens, RO 1-3642 25-26C Hastings: 6 room apt., duplex house, all conveniences, residential, central, adults. Dec. 1. $135. GR 8-2698\ 25-26C IRVINGTON 2 bedrooms, G.E. kitchen transportation facilities, phone 7 to 8 p.m. LY 1-7606 25-26C Irvington, modern 4 room garden apt all electric kitchen; $155. Will sublet to Sept. 1st. at $145. LY 1-7149 LY 1-8332 25-26C = LARCHMONT 5 rooms, available Dec. 1 Near Station. TE 4-1090 25-11 MT. KISCO—7 room apt. $75.00 mo 227 E. Main St. MO 6-4806 25-11 MT. KISCO S rooms all improvements. MO 6-4919 25-11 MT. KISCO—3 rooms private entrance, heat, hdt water, new ly decorated, $115 00 mo. B*0 6-4806 25-26C MT. KISCO, occupancy Dee. 1, 4 beau tiful rooms $125, all utilities, near R.R. MO 6-4493 • 25-26C MOUNT VERNON — 4 large attractive rooms, convenient to schools, shopping, transit, $125. Utilities. MO 4-5182 after 6 P.M. . 25-26C MT. VERNON — colored family has 2 rooms, kitchen, bath, shared, 2nd floor. Reference. Reasonable. MO 8-6523 25-26C MT. VERNON — colored family has 5 rooms (or furnished) $150, nice neigh borbood. Call MO 4-8438. 25-26C m nsrmsm am EWSPAHS somis jumnosco imncosn. \Brcasta tmt KWSNKI tarn mw asm «a mm Commuters: Phone our Manhattan office at MU 5-8878. It's located at Room 5622, Grand ^Central Terminal Building, New York 17, N. Y. .Fripm Grand Central Station's lower level take the elevator Trick 105: from the upper level nie the elevator'near /.TrteJt-23.,.- Custom made slipcovers, sofa and chair $59.50. Solids, tweeds, stripes, florals. Continental NE 2-8700. YO 5-0600 16-26C • EXCITING XMAS GIFTS SCIENCE HOBBIES Microscopes, minerals, skills, fossils, books, selected educational kits. SCIENCE SHOPS—1164 6th Ave OI 7-252 126 W. 23rd St., N.Y. (free catalogues) 16-26 EYEGLASS HEARING AID — BINAUR AL, worn 3 wks, cost $600. Perfect condition, rare bargain. YO 5-2233. 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 with- ev erything for your Christmas buying. SAVE MONEY EASY PAYMENTS You are welcome to core in and browse MT. KISCO FURNITURE Next to A & P MOunt Kisco 6-8018 16-4 GE. Deluxe \Moderator\ electric stove. Double oven, 5 yrs. old. Cost over 5500. Asking $225. CHappaqua 1-1389. 16-26C MOVING INTO TRAILER Must Sell, 4 rooms furniture REASONABLE, WH 8-3461 eves. 1B-M MULTICOLORED VERMONT SLATE FLAGSTONE—IRREGULAR SHAPES WILLIAM A. KING. INC KA 4-0500 16-M NEW - USED - RENTALS Refrigerators — Ranges Dishwashers — Water Heaters Automatic Washer? — Radios Television Sets • MT. KISCO APPLIANCE CENTER BRICCETTI'S MOunt Kisco 6-6453 * 16-M r- OFFICE FURNITURE — USED 30x60 desk, walnut or oak — $29.95 Secretarial desk, 30x60 $19.95 4 drawer letter files, suspension $19.95 30x60 desk, reconditioned, walnut $79.95 Storage & wardrobe cabinets — $19.95 30 fine steel lockers, 72x12x15 $14.95 ea. REGAN OF WESTCHESTER 31 Tarrytown Rd., nr. County Center White Plains. WH 8-6650 16-26C Organ sales — service — instruction STUDIOS OF WESTCHESTER 58 Main St., WH 8-5277 16-26C Piano sale. Janssen Organ, Grands, Studio, $195, Steinway, Mason-Hamlin, Upright $79. Barnett, 62 Main. WH 8-4880 16-26C PIANO — Steck, walnut 5 ft. 6\ baby grand, A-l condition, • exquisite tone; $680; see\ to appreciate KI 8-3369 16-26C PLYWOOD Philippine mahogany V groove, usually $6 now $5. 4x8 sheet YOnkers 5-3300. Free delivery. . 16-M SEW THAT SPECIAL DRESS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. JOIN OUR SEW ING CLASSES. YARD STYLE MO 6-6186 16-26C TO SETTLE ESTATE Furnishings, antiques, etc. WHite Plains 6-4746 16-26C TRAINS. Lionel—large set, many work able pieces, asking $130, fine English boys racer bike, $50 excellent condi tion. NE 3-5373 16-M WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. SCOTT-WILLYS Authorized Dealer for Gravely SMALL TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT Route 100 WHson 1-8660 —— 16-tf . , 10% DISCOUNT on an Toys,- Wagons. Tricycles.. Use our Lay-a-Way Plan. LEE'S, 61 So. Moger Ave.. MOunt Klsco 6-5549..- 1 Pets - Livestock Supplies 18-26C- ^-i- A.K.C. standard French Poodle puppies choice of brown or black, males & females, private, SP 9-4981 Mt. Vernon, white family has 3 large attic rooms, all improvements, business couple, $80. MO 7-8738 25-26C MT. VERNON — 3% room apt; ele vator building, 2 blocks shopping & N.H.R.R. Rent $103.50 MO 7-4986 25-26C NEW ROCHELLE, sacrifice, 4% rooms. 2 bedrooms, new bldg., near new schools, $135 BE 5-1683 25-26C OSSINING ——modern 3' \\rooms, bath, large foyer, private entrance, adults only, call after 5 P.M. WI 1-2721. 25-26C - WHITE PLAINS..— 3%grooms, modern garden apt., 1 fireplace, central location $120. WH 6-3037. Apartments Furnished 26-M MT. KISCO — 1. 2. 3, 4 room apts. Also unfurnished. Single rooms with kitchen privileges. MO 6-7772 26-26C SCARSDALE — Garth Woods Apts. 3>£ rooms, exceptionally furnished. Feb. 1— Aug. 1. or longer $200. SC 3-9337 eves. 26-11 TWO ROOM APARTMENT with fully equipped kitchen. Near bus and railroad. Call MOunt Kisco 6-5800 Houses Unfurnished 27-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' roomsj bath, oil heat, hot water, porch, yard. Before noon or eves, MO 6-8370 27-26C YORKTOWN — 5 room house, may be had furnished, short or long lease, now available; $125 month. MO 7-6651 4-2929 Business Places For Rent 30-4 CHAPPAQUA—61 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. suitable for repair shop or storage. * MO 6-5536 30-26C OFFICE SPAOE or light manufacturing all facilities Included. Heat, light, hot water, power. Beautiful new building adjacent to public parking; 3600 sq. ft WE 9-1130; WE 9-8734 30-26C RYE — Doctor's office. Available Dec. 15th. Highland Hall, 131 Purchase St. RYe 7-1500 for app't. 30-26C YONKERS—store 15 x 40 and 2 room, apt. rear. Suitable any business. Rea sonable. YO 5-1495 . Houses For Sale 33 -M CHAPPAQUA A. T. HOULIHAN. INC. 39 King St Chappaqua 33-26C Elmsford: 5 LOTS & 2 family HOUSE. $10,000. Cash. . GRamercy 7-7692 33-26C Hastings — 6 family, 5 rooms each. Plus store, 3 garages extra lot 70x100. All Improvements. 1 apt. available. In come $4,834. Good Mortgage. $25,000. GR 8-3020 GR 8-2143 . 33-26C MONTROSE — new 8 room split level, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, 2 car garage. $32,000 PEekskiU 9-3723 33-26C NEW ROCHELLE — Colonial, usual 1st, center hall, panelled den, screend terrace, powder room, 2nd., 4 bed rooms, 3 baths. Landscapd plot. Con venient, churches, schools, Brokers pro tected. Asking $29,000. NE 6-3566 — 33-26C NO. TARRYTOWN 7 room house, 4 bedrooms; 2 car garage; centrally lo cated) $17,000; ME 1-9747 *1 P.M. to 11 P.M. 33-26C OSSINING: old brick, 12 room's. 3 baths, 1 six-tenths acre. 2 car. River- view. Carriage house. Owner $30,000. WI 1-5878 33-26C Pleasantville, 4 large bedrooms, swim ming pool, 40x15; llvingroom, fireplace, 24x14 dining room; modern kitchen, playroom with fireplace, screened In porch, S baths. 1.7 acres. Price $42,000. RO 9-1625 Notice To Job Applicants •Firms engaged In Interstate commerce or In the production of goods for commerce must pay at leasts $1.00 an hour, and'time and'one-half for work over 40 hours to any one week. If you -have any' questions, contact O. &\Departmentt>f 'Labor, 841 Nlntb Ave., New'YorJt-1,'N. TeL LAcs- a wanna 4-94O0. Houses For Sale 33-26C White Plains, charming new custom ranch. 2 bedrooms, large recreation, dream kitchen, terrace, central. Low $20,000 WH 9-2669 33-26C White Plains: new split level, 9 rooms, 4 baths, 2 car garage. % acre plot. $49,850. YO 9-2615 33-26C YORKTOWN HGTS. Route 132 VALLEY VIEW HOMES 3 bedroom ranch on % acre. Has every thing! $17,900. G.L's no clown payment, others 10 p c. 30 yr. mortgage. OWNER SALE GINA CORP. YOrktown 8 Hgts. 2-4725 Business Industrial Property 34-26C YONKERS - Loft 25x75, heated. 2 lav atories, light mfg. $100 mo. YO 9-2333 or YO 5-0130 T Lots, Forms, Acreage 35-26C White Plains — Gedney Farms, 4 plots, exclusive location; sell 1 or all, or. build $45,000 to $50,000 homes. WH 8-2932 Wanted Real Estate 37-4 ACREAGE or single lots—residential; commercial, vicinity Mt. Klsco. Cash- not a broker. Write Box 37 this news paper. Mortgages - Loans - Investments 39-26C BUSINESS LOANS Quick Action — Mortgages Bought County Industrial Corp. WH 6-2222 39-26C $2000-2nd. mortgages 6 p.c. interest. Will buy existing mortgages in any amount Civic Investors, MO Vernon 8-6117 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 Mflin St., Armonk, Wm. M. Hoffman, meicoer Hammermill Guild of Printers. Phone AR 8-3444. Prezioso Hits Park Board on Site Decision \The next move\ relative to the development of a sportsmen's cen ter in Westchester \is up to the Park Commission\ Dr. Sal J. Prezioso, Westchester superintend ent of recreation and chairman of the Sportsmen's Advisory Commit tee said today. His remarks came after the Westchester Park Commission turned down a request to establish the center at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. Prezioso said: \The Sportsmen's Advisory Com mittee, which I was privileged to chair, has studied the mattei for a period of more than two years. The final recommendations of the Sportsmen's Advisory Committee were the combined professional judgments of the superintendent of recreation, the general superin tendent of parks and the budget director, together with those of the delegated sports' representa tives. \It was our decision that the Sportsmen's Center was needed. And it would be a justifiable Coun ty responsibilitiy. And\ further, that it would be appropriate to devel op the Sportsmen's Center at Ward Pound Ridge, with Blue Mountain as a second choice. \It must be realized that our Committee studied, visited and re ceived engineering advice on such areas as Croton Point, Camp Smith, George's Island, two sites at Ward Pound Ridge and Blue Mountain. \The hurried decision of the Park Commission was indeed un fortunate. This project should be decided on its merits. And not as a popularity contest. \The many letters and tele grams, which we received, were pro and con. And I would venture to say that, if we were looking for a popularity poll, there would be no doubt as to the decision. Let us not forget that we have upwards of 50,000 sportsmen in Westchester. \Appointed officials should take cogniance of county policy, the judgment of elected officials, and the demands of all segments of the population. 41-26C EXCITING XMAS GIFTS Microscopes, minerals, skills, fossils, books, selected educational kits SCI ENCE SHOPS — 1164, 6th Ave. , OI 7-2327 126 W. 23rd St., N.Y. (free catalogues* LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of New Castle for permission for Off- street Loading and Unloading Space and Off-Street Parking in connection with the proposed ereotion of U S. Post Office Buildings and Stores on property located on the westerly side of North Greeley Avenue, and known on the tax map of the Town of New Castle as Section 21, Sheet 7, Block 275, Lots 14 and 14A A public hearing will be held' on said application on-Wednesday, December 3. 1958 at 8:15 P.M. in the Town Hall, Chappaqua, New York. Persons interested will be heard for and against said application at said time and place. Objections by persons unable to attend must be by written statement sworn to and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the time of -said public hearing. JOHN DOLCE C11-27:T-1 NOTICE TO BIDDERS The 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 ing factor. All bids are to be returned to the Business Office on December 15th, 1958 by or before NOON, the closing date and time for bids. \Martha M. Grant. School District Clerk Central School District No. 4 Towns of New Castle and Mount Pleasant Chappaqua, New York C 11-20, 27 T-2 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PRELIMINARY BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF NEW CASTLE RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as a Preliminary Budget of the Town of New Castle for the 'fiscal year be 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. 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 pp.'son 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 the 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 oi the Town Law, and that such no tice be published in the New Castle Tribune North Westchester Times and the Ossining Citizen Register in- substan tially the following form: 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, Chappaqua, New York, where it is available for inspec tion 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 (8:15) o'clock P.M., on 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* 113 of the Town Law. the proposed salaries of the follow ing Town Officers are hereby specified as follows: - SUPERVISOR $10,000.00 COUNCILMAN <4) EACH 1,200.00 TOWN CLERK 5,800.00 TOWN SUPERINTENDENT OF\ HIGHWAYS _ 7,680.00 TOWN ATTORNEY (54,750. 1 GENERAL SALARY and $1,250. WATER DEPT.) , 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 LMlari r D. Piatt' 1 . 'u DEPUTY TOWN CLERK * . v ,, November 12, 1958 \ - ' K-C U -20. 11-27, 12-4 1-3 New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, 'Hiy^f ^6HM ^i^2f^9BB)'' Katonah News' Items (Continued JTom Page %) of North Street, Katonah, were also present for the family gath ering. * O. J. Patterson of Sherman, Maine, returned to his home on Thursday, Nov, 13, after spending three days in Katonah visiting his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dexter and family of Huntville Road. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cummings and family of Mount Holly Road, Katonah, are spending Thanksgiv ing and the holiday weekend at their home in Skowhegah, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wilder and son Charles of Avon, N. J. spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Wilder's brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Kim Williams and family of The Terrace, Katonah. LEGAL NOTICE The People of the State of New York, BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND INDEPENDENT TO MOLLY G. STALH- 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 City 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.Jor£Ooon 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 of 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 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has made application to the Zonging Board of Appeals of the Town of New Castle for permission to erect chimney for a fireplace for existing building located on the easterly side of King Street, and known on the tax map of the Town of New Castle as Section 20, Sheet 7, Block 273, Lot 11. The ap plication had been denied by the Build ing Inspector because of insufficient side yard under Article VI Section 6. A public hearing will be held on said application on. Wednesday, Decern ber 3, 1958 at 8:15 P.M. in the Town Hall, Chappaqua, New York. Persons interested will be heard for and against said applications at said time and place. Objections by persons unable to attend must be by written statement sworn to and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the time of said public hearing. ROY STUTZMAN C11-27-T-1 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has made application to the Zoning Board of Appealv of the Town of New Castle for permi;sion to erect addition for business purposes to existing building located on the southerly side of King Street, and known on the tax map of the Town of New Castle as Section 20. Sheet 8. Block 271, Lot A63 The application had been denied by the Building Inspector due to insufficient side yards for residence In Business Zone, under Article VI, Section 6. A public hearing will be held' on said application on Wednesday. December 3, 1958 at 8:15 P.M. in the Town Hall. Chappaqua, New York. , Persons interested will be heard for and against said application at said time and place. Objections by persons unable to attend must be\ by written statement sworn to and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the time of said public hearing. HERBERT F. MOLZ C 11-27 T-l NOTICE-OF HEARING NOTTCl!. IS HEREBY. GIVEN that the undersigned has made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of New Castle for permission to erect addition to existing dwelling located on the easterly side of Cowdin Circle, and known on the tax map of the Town of New Castle as Section 18, Sheet 2, Block C, Lot 11A. The application was denied by the Building Inspector under Section 280-a of the Town Law due to location on unimproved private street. A public hearing will be held on said application on Wednesday. December 3, 1958 a* 8:15 P.M. in the Town Hall, Chappaqua, New York. Persons Interested will be heard for and against said application at said time and place. Objections by persons unable to attend must be by written statement sworn to and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the time of said public hearing. THOMAS B. GILCHRIST, Jr. C U-27 T - 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of McQueen Street, Katonah, will spend Thanksgiving Day in Pough- keepsie, with Mrs. Williams' uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Schembeck. Roger Schaefer, home for the weekend from his studies at Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. accompanied his parents and bro ther, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shaefer. and David of Valley Road, Katon ah, to New Jersey on Saturday for the Princeton, Dartmouth foot ball game. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Titus, for merly of Lincolndale, moved re cently to their newly built home on The Terrace, Katonah. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Niles of' Lake Katonah hosted a djtaner par ry at their home on Satuiday eve- : ning prior to attending'the John; Jay Pta Birthday Ball in Cross River. Twenty-four guests were en tertained at the dinner. John Ruger and son Johnny of Glen Ridge Road, Katonah were accompanied by Arthur Covey and-' son Arty of Huntville Road, Ka tonah and Miss Margaret Cantine. of Lake Waccabuc, to New Bruns* wick, N.J. on * Saturday for the Rugers-Columbia football game. Candy Crowell, nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowell of Sunrise avenue, Katon ah, returned home on Thursday from the Northern Westchester Hospital after having her tonsils removed on Wednesday,. Nov. 19. Glynn Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Morris of Hunt ville Road, Katonah will arrive home tomorrow, Wednesday from Williamsburg, Va., where he is a freshmen at William and Mary, in time to spend jthe Thanksgiving holidays with his family. His sister Miss Ann Morris, will also be home for the holiday from her freshman year at Centenary Junior College Hackettstown, N.J. Mrs. Grace DuBois and daugh ter, Miss Evelyn DuBois of High Street, Katonah, attended the funeral of Mrs. DuBois' sister on Thursday of last week in Pough- keepsie. Harold Harrison and Peter Tocci of Edgewood Road, Katonah, spent the weekend on a hunting trip to Prattsville in the CatsMlls. 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. Stryker, pastor. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10, 11, and 12 a.m. First Friday of month Mass es at 6:30 a.m. Hours for Confes sion: Saturday, Thursday evenings before the First. Fridays and Eves, 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 OF SAINT MARY THE VHtGIN: 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 U 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. 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 11 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 Clinio 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. OUR LADY BY THE WAYSIDE: Catholic, Millwood, the Rev. Albert A. Pickney, pastor; Rev. Robert Loftus, assistant. Sunday Mass at 9:30 a.m. with Confessions before Mass. Sunday School following Mass. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 398 Bedford Road, Pleasantville, N. Y. f Dr. Benjamin F. Farber, interim minister, Rev. J. Richard Hart, As sociate Minister, Dr. Edward L 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 a.m. Church School sessions at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Senior High anrl 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. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRD3NDS: Quaker St. Meeting for Worship, 11 a. m. TEMPLE BETH EL OF NORTH ERN WESTCHESTER: King St. 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. County Sets Car 'Crashes 9 To Test Safety Barriers The Westchester Parkway Au thority will begin testing of vari ous types of center barriers with the use of old cars early next month, it decided yesterday. The program to pick the best suited center guard will be car ried on in conjunction with the Westchester Park Commission and Public Works Department. The Authority plans to build a center safety barrier alone the entire length of the Hutchinson River Parkway. The driving tests will be made on the Central Westchester Park way, a stretch of road behind the County Center. Some tests have already been made by the Park Commission on one type of ty.- rier. George S. Haight, consultant- manager of the Authority, stated that it had not yet received plans for the Cross-County Parkway re construction which the .Pubhc Works Department' began review ing in early September. The Au r thority submitted the first phase engineering plans for recommen dations. In another action, the Authority named a committee of its mem bers to submit a budget for next year at its December meeting. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of. the Town oi New Castle for permission to erect addition to existing dwelling located on the easterly side of Quaker Street, and known on the tax map of the Town of New Castle as Section 21, Sheet 3 Lot' 1C. The application was denied by the Building Inspector due to Insufficient side yard and front yard setbacks. A public hearing will be held on said application on Wednesday, December 3, 1958 at 8:15 p.m.* in the Town Hall, Chappaqua, New York. Persons Interested will be hear4 for and against said application ..at said time and place. Objections by persons unable to attend must be by written taltment sworn, to and filed with the- Secretary of the' 3oard at or before the time of said; public hearing, BERNARD and RUTH FLYNN CU-27 T-l County Unit to Study Need Of Recreation Organization County Executive Edwin G. Mi- chaelian today'announced the ap pointment of- six local and county officials \to study the necessity of establishing a permanent organi zation of local and county recrea tion officials responsible for public recreation in Westchester Coun ty.\ s The appointments are an out growth of the requests of the many officials who attended the Oct. 14 recreation seminar at the County Cerfter called by Michaelian. The appointm'gnts are: Dr. Sal J. Prezioso, superintend-; ent oi the Westchester County Re creation Commission, committee chairman; William L. Foley, su perintendent^ of the Scarsdale Re creation Department, and the presi dent of me,.Recreation Executives Assn. of Westchester; Mrs. Luella Slaner, a^eniBer/ ^ CT --^--- , J yillage* Boarcfc Ebersole,-' M'embStf, • dfSfie; ! - .White Plains ajminon;Council; / j J, lm- possible* rence Pittore, an attorney and chairman of the Eastchester Re creation Commission; and Charles McAllister, chairman of the' Green- burgh Recreation Commission. Michaelian said, \The commit tee is charged with the responsibi lity not only of exploring the heeU for a permanent organization, but also to consider the purposes to be served by such an organiza tion, the methods of procedure to be followed,« together with other pertinent data.\ The October seminar, attended by more than 200 persons re presenting 42 of the 46 commun ities in the county, was believed the first time that local and coun-: ty officials came together to dis cuss recreation problems of mu tual concern. 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