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North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., Dec. !!, 1958 FIVE MEMBERS of the First Presbyterian Church of Katon- ah, enjoy a few moments chat with their pastor, the Rev. Wen dell Wollam, during the Nov. 23 tea for older members of the parish. Seated left to right are Mrs. Charles Mead who joined the church in 1891; Mrs. Nellie Odell in 1896; and Mrs. Frank Hoffman in the same year. Standing left is Miss Josephine van Tassell, a parishioner since 1897 and Miss Margery van Tas sell who joined in 1897—Photo by D.B. Kirchhoff. Girl Scouts Mount Kisco Brownie Troop 298. We held a party for Rose Policaro land worked on our Christmas gifts. We also talked about our birthday and investiture ceremony which took place yesterday in room B- 20 in the Mount Kisco Element ary School, at 3 p.m. Sandra Green and Leslie Justice, scribes. Permit Garage, or Neighbors Will Suffer, Says Junkman A High Street man told the North Castle Zoning Board of Ap peals last night that he should be permitted to build a garage or his neighbors will suffer the conse quences — as they have for the past 20 years. Samuel J. Lewis, who described himself as \poor old Sam\ and his front yeard as an \eyescore\ appealed to the board for permis sion to build a 35 by 50-foot ga rage This, he explained would shield some of his equipment from public view now scattered in his yard which his neighbors have complained about. \I promise you when I get that garage there will be a big dif ference,\ he declared. Will They Fit? Some of his neighbors, said they didn't see it that way. Lance Bell asked him how he could fit his equipment and the half dozen auto wrecks into a 35 by 50-foot ga rage. He couldn't, admitted Mr. Lewis but those he could move in would leave a \100 per cent\ improve ment in their wake. Henry Moger, a High Stree' property owner pointed out that Mr. Lewis is in a residential zone and permission by the board might lead other equipment owners in the town to make similar requests. Non-Conforming Mr. Lewis' activities are classi fied as a non-conforming use. One person at the meeting construed Mr. Lewis' request as an exten sion of a non-conforming use. During the exchange, Mr. Lewis noted he had been in the auto wrecking, house wrecking, ice ABELS 36 EAST MAIN STREET MT. KISCO 6-4268 Sleeping beauties Three bewitching gowns in ar of Fairy Tale colors. All i wonderful care-free nylon tricot A Lovely leaf embroidery fash ions bodice atop slender mid riff, full sweep of skirt. 32-40, $5.95 B Shapely bodice of lined lace is caught with straps of soft net Mote lace at hem. 32-4048.95 C Color is subtly blended in gos samer gown of double sheer. 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JUVENILE I Fiction \One Hundred White Horses,\ Mildred Lawrence Christmas Program Slated At County Center Sunday Christmas Around the World\ is the theme of the traditional fes tive music program, sponsored by the Westchester County Recreation Commission, on Sunday afternoon Dec. 14. at 3 p.m. at the County Center in White Plains. Decking the halls with joyful music will be the Westchester County Chorus, di directed by Kenneth Walton of Scarsdale, the Westchester Youth Symphony, conducted by Norman Leyden of Pleasantville, and the? Hitchcock; Cherub Choir, \littlest angels\ of the Hitchcock Memori al Church in Scarsdale. The pro gram includes r a musical tour «f many lands, including carols and melodies^Irom Puerto Rico, Swe den, Italyr*Norway, France, Rus sia, Ameriica and China, in add! ition to spirtuals and songs of Med- County Chorus A special feature of the concert will be a dramatic narration, vited to reserve blocks of seats by contacting Joseph J. Cappello County Music Supervisor coordina tor of the Christmas program. OLDEST MEMBER of the First Presbyterian Church of Katonah, Mrs. Ida Gatter, at right, visits with the wife and daughter of her pastor, Mrs. Wendell Wollam and Wendy, during the tea for \oldsters\ held Nov. 23 in the church par ish house. Photo by D. B. Kirch hoff. HITS LIQUOR TO MINORS NORTH TARRYTOWN — Super intendent of Schools Matthew W. Gaffney, told the Board of Educa tion of the Tarrytowns last night that it \appeared to me\ that there has been a \rather indif ferent attitude\ on the part of some local taverns in the matter of the sale of hard liquor to six teen-year-olds. While stating that the majority of local drinking es tablishments hew to the line against such sales, and that the local police are not to blame for the situation, Dr. Gaffney urged local PTAs, clergymen and civic minded groups to \stir up a storm\ over the illegal sales. New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y.; DecejwBg^^^^Biy NOT FOB CLASSROOMS! CROTON-ON-HUDSON — The use of storage areas in .repair shops at the Pierre Van Cortlandt School for classrooms, would not oe approved by the State Depart ment of Education, according to word sent to the School Board by Louis W. Armstrong of the agen cy's division of school buildings, and grounds. Armstrong had in spected the local structure at the request of Virgil Meliti of the* School Board. mm?* HIT SCARSDALE '*WQt *PEEESK2LL ^Scf |^f >aM letic\police.came mipM:^a.t thd meeting - of'\the • I^eeksM ; Board;.ot Education Dec. 9, b-e ejaUse of mat^iUaigeyre&^;tc^&y/*at*6e- tic contests f on siturda^,;at.mght, or elsewhere' .than in Scarsdale. Peekskill-board, members/express- ed .themselves as telling that Scarsdale should send its 'teams to Peekskill, as Peekskill.' does to Scarsclale, and that >the contests should be played at times which Peekskill requests. , \ - PROTECT YOUR EYESIGHT... HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED TODAY... 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The concert program is pre sented at no admission charge and organizations, institutions, hospi tals, and children's homes are in- Sayres Family Thanksgiving Reunion Held A truly traditional New England Thanksgiving Day was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Sayres, their daughter, Barbara, and their son, Philip Jr., all of 25 Ivy Hill Rd., and by Miss May R. Cooke of Williams La., Chappaqua. Mr. and Mrs. Sayres and Miss Cooke drove to the Simsbury, Conn, home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ellsworth for a family, reunion and celebration of the day. They were joined there by their daughter, a student at Smith College, and their son, who at- ;ends Westminster School, and by i large group of other relatives, n all, 27 members of the family were seated at the dinner table. Their ages ranged from one-and- a-half to seventy-nine. LWV Members Talk On Court Reform Talks on the subject of Court Re Jorm in New York State, currently a subject of study among members of the New Castle League of Wom en Voters, were given last week by two members of the League. Mrs. Bruce Miller, former presi dent of the League, spoke on Mon day evening of last week to mem bers of the Women's Guild of the Lutheran Church of Our Redeem er,, ChappaquaJ The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Judson Irish, Old Mill Rd. Mrs. Murray Stern, who has headed the group studying the sub- ect in the New Castle League, spoke on it Wednesday of last week before the American Assn. of Uni versity Women, which met at the dome of Mrs. Hal J. Breen in Mount Kisco. I TJnchattenged in the yffoMs Affections If it could be said of any product of American craftsman ship that it is known and loved throughout the world- then it could surely be said of the Cadillac car. In fact, it is unlikely that, in all the recorded history of commerce, another manufactured product has ever etched itself so deeply in the public affection. And we feel confident that the beautiful motor car that bears the Cadillac name for 1959 will deepen this senti ment to a still greater degree. For this newest Cadillac creation is jar finer in all the things that have made Cadillac so worthy of the world's respect and admiration. Its distinctive beauty, for example, is infinitely more graceful and enchanting—with a majesty of line and a fine- ness of form never before witnessed on the world's Kghways. Its celebrated Fleetwood luxury will win international favor as never before—with appointments and fabrics\ that are unbelievably beautiful. And its performance will quickly alter thjs^yfcrld 's concept of how an automobile should drive andfJoahdle— with a smoothness, an alertness, and an ease of*,control that put a new measure of magic into every-inile.fit travels. 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