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Post Office Hours Added For Holiday Postmaster Bernard Daley of the Mount Kisco office has announced some changes of practice at the local Post Office for the pre-Christ- mas season. On the two Saturdays, Dec. 13 and 20, the Parcel Post and Stamp windows will open at 8 :30 a.m. end close at 5i30 p.m. The Money Ord er and Registry windows will close on noon on each of these days. He asks that parcels traveling a distance be mailed as soon as possible, to avoid delay in delivery, always slowed down by the unus ual load of Christmas mailing, and that persons planning to mail greeting cards, buy stamps now while the rush is still not at peak Staffing Mushrooms When you're stuffing fresh mushrooms, chop the stems and cook lightly in a litttle butter; mix wife other ingredients for stuffing the caps. North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., Dec. II, 1958 Visit Our New Serve Yourself Bar jjj Full Size Range • Plain & Fringed Shades • Movable Louver Shutters • Milady Table Pads • Heavy Duty Plastic Items to Meet All Needs. • TABLE CLOTHS • MAGIC-COVER Self Adhering-Decorative • FLOOR MATS • GARMENT & SHOE BAGS FULL SELECTION PLAIN & FANCY SHADE PULLS. Wide selection of eu$- Huge assortment of torn made fabric shades triple track storm win- — woven woods, vend- dows and combination fians and folding doors, doors. STOCK METAL VENETIAN BLINDS Cotton or Plastic Tapes IN STOCK MATCHSTICK CAFE CURTAINS KISCO SHADE & BUND CO. 6-8036 141 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT KISCO FROM DECEMBER 1st TO DECEMBER 22nd Qlve a wonderful present for the whole family and at the same time get the best for less with this exciting FOUR - IN - ONE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL + MANITOWAC l8 ' /j CU ' FT > UPRIGHT FREEZER • HINDQUARTER OF BEEF > ° * •'<> • WHOLE LAMB • LOIN OF PORK «•»»•«<•«•) REGULAR PRICE FOR ALL FOUR ITEMS — $869.25 $7 |925 SPECIAL 4-IN-l PRICE YOU SAVE EASY TERMS ARRANGED [Remember that- all our meats are U.S. Gov-* ternment Grade A, top choice—AND cut and] iwrapped to the customer's exact specifica tions. T0UK8 ft HAISTEAD CO. FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT 10 North Moger Ave. MO 6-4104 Mt. Kisco QUICK WORK by the Katonah Fire Department last Monday night, averted what might have been the destruction of much* of the business section of the vil' lage. Pictured here is Fire Chief Lawrence Dwyer, using a hose as Frank Virtuoso looks on Photo by D.B. Kirchhoff. Salvation Army Issues Annual Plea Russell Ticknor is chairman for the annual Christmas letter appeal for funds for the Salvation Army Services Unit, long a major proj ect in the community. Serving with Mr. Ticknor are President E. Addison Walker and Thomas Kunath of the Mount Kis co National Bank, William J. O'Brien of O'Brien and Kinkel, Inc., Mrs. Jesse Archibald and Mrs. Vernon Gale of Bedford Hills. This benevolent organization plans to assist more than 500,000 persons this year. Another 450,000 will sit down to a Christmas din ner in the 1800 Salvation Army shelters and 60,000 children will be made happier by gifts on Christmas Day. Donations and checks may be sent to Mr. Kunath .at the Mount Kisco National Bank, Mount Kis co. Newspaper Delivery Man Fights 'Ticket' A newspaper delivery man, sum moned in Mount Kisco for a park ing meter violation, received a suspended sentence in Village Police Court Thursday night after advising Judge John F. Reed Jr. he had been tagged when he stop ped to make a delivery to a Main St. storo. ^ Wilbert Moore of White Plains was given the summons on Dec 2 by Ptl. William Burkert; in entering a not guilty plea, the de livery man noted that only a few weeks earlier Judge Reed had ruled that a truckman didn't have to pay a meter fee if he stopped for the purpose of unloading or loading his vehicle. Moore con tended that a newspaper delivery vehicle is entitled to the same privilege and the court concurred, warning, however, that a delivery vehicle can not remain parked be yond a reasonable length of time. Parking meter violations poured almost $100 in $1 fines into court coffers and more than $100 in fines varing from $10 to $25 were paid by Saw Mill River Parkway speeders One of them, Daniel De- Lena of Somers, drew a $10 penalty for travelling 65 miles an hour in a 45 mile an hour speed zone; another Somers resident, Arthur Faubel, was fined similar amount after admitting he had driven on the wrong side of the road. Other traffic law violations cost Chester'Moshier Jr of Bedford Hills $10 and Mrs. Charles Darlington of Mount Kisco $5. Moshier was summoned for ig noring a full stop sign. Mrs. Darlington was accused of double parking on South Moger Ave Edward Woolridge, fifty four, oi Route 100, Somers, was fined $15 after he pleaded guilty \with ex planation\ to a third degree as sault charge pressed by Joseph DeFrancisco of Mt. Kisco. The arrest took place on Nov. 28 after an altercation in a mount Kisco tavern. DWV SEES THE UN BRIAR CLIFF MANOR - The Briarcliff League of Women Vot ers' workshop Dec. 10 was to tour •the United Nations in New York. Twenty-five members and guests left Briarclifi in private cars sion of one of the special meet ings, have luncheon in the dele gates' dining room, and have a guided tour of the entire U.N. B> the afternoon. Get This New Full-Color Booklet Today Learn Hp.w to Make Your Own \Gifts Too Pretty to Open\ Hallmark gift stylist A 25C VALUE FREE vith $1.00 purchase of on the new Crystal Spool! —with the exclusive retaining- rim that keeps unused ribbon, from unwinding. Come early for Best Selection of Greeting Cards 0. W. B0DELS0N PHARMACY 219 E. MAIN ST. MOunt Kisco 6-9173 New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., December IT, 1951 .V. '• •' • AT LAST. ..a Luxury Car without excessive, hard-to-park t NEW 270H.P.V-8 AMBASSADOR Easiest Parking —No useless, space-wasting overhang. Finest V-8 Performance— High power-to-weight ratio couples superb performance with economy. New Personalized Comfort —Individual sectional sofa front seats; reclining seatbacks; adjustable headrests. Single Unit Construction— Strong, safe, rattle-free. > The New Concept in Luxury Cars from American Motors AS REVOLUTIONARY IN ITS FIELD AS RAMBLER! DRIVE IT TODAY! BURBANK MOTORS CORP. 500 North Bedford Road, Bedford Hilis, N. Y. are yours at MILKSTEIN Famous Name Brands at Popular Prices LARGEST SELECTION IN NORTHERN WESTCHESTER City Woman Will Share in Loeb Estate NEW YORK — Mrs. Nancy . Weal of 424 Ridgeway, White Plains, and Mrs. Mary Ann Konh- stamm of Lower Shad Rd., Pound Ridge, will eventually share in the estate of their father, Willard E Loeb, senior partner of L. F Rothschild & Co., New York brokerage firm. This was learned today with the filing of Mr. Loeb's will for pro bate in Surrogates Court. The will provides that the widow, Mrs- Mary Frank Loeb of New York, receives personal prop erty and half the estate outright Following distribution of $100,000 in bequests, the rest of the estate is placed in trust, income from which goes to Mrs. Loeb for the rest of her life. Upon Mrs. Loebs' death, the two daughters will divide the trust income equally, and at their deaths, the principal will go to their children. Active in philanthropic work, Mr. Loeb was treasurer of the Hospital for Joint Diseases and also of Blythedale of Valhalla, a home for handicapped children. He died on November.. 26th at c ,»// **1 ,» hi c FafrHhe Ladies - t SLIPS $1.98 to $5.95 GOWNS . . . 2.95 to 6.95 HOSIERY 59c to 1.95 PANTIES ... 59c to 1.95 BLOUSES 1-98 to 5.95 SLIPPERS 1.98 to 4.95 SWEATERS . . . 2-98 to 11.95 HANDBAGS . . . 1.98 to 5.95 SCARFS 25c to 1.98 These items ore just a few of the hundreds of many gift items on display for your selection. 1 ^m^r ^metBMmr ' / For.the Men (Manhattan & Essley) SHIRTS 1 $2.95 to $5.95 SWEATERS 2.95 to 21.50 TI^EIS ....•.,«.•••••••• 1.00 to 3.50 ROSE 50c to 2.95 I^A.*J.A]M.AS • . 2.95 to 5.95 RORES 5.95 to 17.95 TIE & CUFF LINK SETS 1.50 • to 5.00 Relts and SUSPENDERS 1.50 to 3.50 Largest Selection of COATS and JACKETS 6.95 to 5500 See our complete line of Boys', Girls' and Children's Wear to \Complete Your Christmas Shopping. OPEN SWINGS \A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP OPEN evenings Hill Christmas 69 SO. MOGER AVE. MOUNT KISCO 6
