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f or» ehristWi aS OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 ?M 1 Games Chutes and Ladders 98o Fearless Fireman (.98 Terry Tell Time _ 98c Little Benny 1.98 Mr. Ree 2.98 ?f n 1 dyla \ d 1,98 Picture Puzzles Parohese 98c Bingo 59c 49 0 . 5g e . gg 0 Attack Transport 2.98 Unbreakable polyeth ylene. Complete with soldiers, guns, actu ally fires rockets. Paint with Numbers 98c 2 large pictures 8x10 complete with paints, brush. Finger Paints 98c Tubes or Jars. Dump Truck 2.98 Large - unbreakablp polyethylene. Ideal for small youngster. Mr. or Mrs. Potato Head 98c - (.98 Colorforms 98c No scissors, no tabs, no paste. Choice of Popeye cartoon, dress designer kit. stan dard color form. Child Guidance Toys Jack— 4 to 7 Steam lroir =-2 to 5 Spinning Fan— 4 to 7 Teapot— 11/ 7 to 4 Design \n Block Push 'n Pull Mechanic Work Bench— 3 to 7 Block Wagon. Pull toy wagon loaded with safe alpha bet blocks. 1.98 Mattel's Tommy Burp Gun 2.98 North WesfcWer Times, Mf. Kisco, N. Y„ Dec. 18, 1955 New Castle Tribune, Chappagua, N. Y., December 18, 1958 Chappaqua National Promotes 3 CLIFFORD V. FISHER Three staff promotions in the Chappaqua National Bank were an nounced today by Franklin Mon- tross Jr., president. Clifford V. Fisher has been ad vanced to senior vice president and lean officer, Frederick G. Ray to vice president and cashier in charge of operations, and George Morozuk to vice president in charge of new business and branch operations. Mr. Fisher, a graduate of Hamil ton College and the American In stitute of Banking, began his bank ing career with the Tarrytown National Bank and Trust Co. He came to Chappaqua National in 1947 and has served as cashier, vice president, and since 1949 as a director and secretary to the board of directors. He is director of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tar- rytown, treasurer of the First Con gregational Church and member of the Town Club. Mr. Ray is a graduate of Ka- tonah High School and Wharton School of Finance & Commerce at the University of Pennsylvania in 1947. He served in the Navy Supply Corps as an ensign. He entered banking in 1950 in the trust department of The Chemical Bank & Trust Co. He came to Chappa qua National^ in 1953 as assistant FREDERICK G. RAY GEORGE MOROZUK 7 49 10? SET rr »*t XMAS DECORATIONS Icicles 10c - 25c - 49c Lite Sets Series - 8 lite Multiple - 7 lite Outdoor - 7 lite _ 15-llte Multiple 79c . 1.29 . 1.79 2.49 15-lite Outdoor _ 3.69 Artificial Trees 98c - 1.59 Ornament Clusters 39e-89c-79e Tree Top 39o-B9c-98c Electric Santa Clans Face 1.19 Ornaments—an sizes, shapes. Priced to please 19o it. to 2.98 da. Giant Size Fancy Ornaments 49e ea. Tinsel Garland 69o • 89e G.E. Lighted Ice 29c A tree light and ornament com bined. Mica Snow . 2Be Angel Hair . Wo Beautiful Dolls 98* * 9 98 5\I Tea Set 98* Walking dolls — baby dolls — Ballerinas — dolls In cradles — a doll for any ase. Doff Clothes DRESSES 69c to 1.98 Party dresses — skirts — slacks — blouses — sweaters. Priced to please. DOLL FUR COATS 1.19 Complete line of accessories: socks — nylons — hl-heels — baby shoes — jewelry — underwear — slips — bras. etc. CARRIAGE COVER SETS 1.98-2.98 sign STORYBOOK BLOCKS 8 tiny tr« • <-« told <* Mocks. •198 8\ Boll Furniture Set 4 1.68 pes. — crib, chest, play pen. hl-chalr AO Metal Hl-Chalr 1.49 Larger sire 3.49 AH Metal Cribs — Cradles 2.49 Fits 18\ doll. Doll Trunks 2.98 - 3.98 Beg. 5.98 Cabinet 4.98 Blackboards— Wall Type 88c Standing Type 1.98 Drums 39o - 69c - 98c All Metal Tea Wagons 4.98 Bowling Pin Set _ 1.68 Unbreakable pins, com- CLEANING SETS Durt M ° p ' t '°° n Wet Mop ~ M * d * by Li 9 |,,,, ° u » IRONING BOARDS PLAY ELECTRIC STEAM IRON \Bissel\ SWEEPERS Arfu « || r w«b - **»»«« M.U ONS5 &10 r E. Main and No. Moger Ave. 'SS 5 Mount Kisco REVERSE DECISION YONKERS—Bernard L. Ivey's $150,000 false arrest suit against the City of Yonkers won support yesterday when City Judge Albert L. Fiorillo handed down a \decision finding Ivey innocent of & chaTgft of public intoxication, ns$e,|py' Yonkers police Dec. 30, last City Judge John E. Tobin found Ivey guilty of the charge on Feb. 1, 1958. Counsel for Ivey, Gordon W. Burrows, appealed the decision, and County Judge James Hop kins in September reversed To bin's ruling, and ordered a new trial. It was held recently before Fiorillo, who had reserved de cision. Church Guild Offers $200 Scholarship The business and professional Women of the Scarsdale Congre gational Church Guild are offer ing a $200. scholarship to a boy or girl graduating from a West chester high school in 1959. Basis for the award includes fin ancial need, good academic stand ing or qualification for the field chosen. Any county student may apply who needs help to attend college, business technical or nursing school, or any other in stitution of higher learning. Application forms and further information may be obtained by writing to Miss June Chat- field, Scarswold Apts., Scarsdale Scholarship Chairman, or Mrs. Sylvia Dudley, Eton Hall, Scars dale, N.Y. Kis ROP 4 Power Squadron adl2 The annual Christmas party of the Westchester Power Squadron Auxiliary was given Friday, Dec. 12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Spangler, of 211 Highland Ave., Scarsdale. Members were es corted by husband or beau, most of them members of the West chester Power Squadron. Books were collected, to be sent to the Seaman's Institute, and members brought gifts for a grab- bag, enjoyed by all. The WPSA has announced that the Seamanship course, to be given to youngsters at the Girl Scout Cabin in Scarsdale starting in Jan uary, is full, with 120 girls reg- istereoV. Virgmia-vAllens , , mariner scout troop, of Scarsdale, will as sist during the course, which is taught by auxiliary members. The scouts are hoping to earn the grades of \Jack Tar\ or \Seaman- ite.\ ADVERTISEMENT cashier and has been cashier since January 1956. He is chair man of the Board of Deacons of the First Congregational Church, president of the Chappaqua Lions Club and a director of the Chap paqua Chamber of Commerce. . Mr. Morozuk was graduated from Armonk School, Pleasantville High School, and in 1951 from New York University. He served in the Air Force from June 1951 to April 1953, when he joined the pension division of The Bankers Trust Co., New York City. He joined Chappaqua National in June 1954 as manager of the North Castle office. He was promoted to assis tant cashier in 1956 and to assis tant vice president in July 1957. He is a member of the North Castle Lions Club and has served as treasurer of the Armonk Little Leagub and the North Castle Chamber of Commerce. TEMPLE CORNERSTONE LAID MOUNT VERNON—Snai Temple laid the cornerstone of its new $250,000 congregational building on Crary Ave. yesterday morning. A service which preceded the sealing of the cornerstone was held in the main auditorium of the tem ple. Rabbi Ely E. Pilchik of Con gregation B'nai Jeshurun of New ark, N.J., gave the principal ad dress. Kanaga Photograph Shoivn at Museum YORKTOWN HEIGHTS — Consuelo Kanaga of Yorktown Heigh'ts is among the photograph ers whose works have been select ed for an exhibition at the Mu seum of Modern Art in New York City through Jan. 18. The 500 photographs on display are from the museum 's own col lection. They were selected by Ed ward Steichen, director of the mu seum's department of photogra phy. The Kanaga work on display is a portrait of Annie Mae Merri- weather. INTRODUCING THE ALL-NEW with Thunderbird Elegance Ford size and savings! More than just a new models a totally new luxury car in the-tradition of the Thunderbird and with a low Ford price Tftis is the newest! Be ready to change your ideas on how a low-priced car should look ... on how a fine car should be priced! From that new, clean-cut unmistakably Thunderbird roof ... to the Thunderbird elegance of its interior... this Galaxie fairly breathes distinction. It even offers you Thunderbird ease of handling and Thunder bird V-8 \GO.\ But, luxurious as the Galaxie is ... it's Ford in price ... and Ford in 6 -passenger size. Come in today^ See how new • • • how fine a low-priced car can be. The Goknrfe-you can see its Thtmderbird kinship in every all-new line. See theinewest of the at your^Ford.Dealer's MOUNT KISCO AUTO SALES AND SERVICE INC. 82-92 SOUTH MOGER AVENUE MOUNT KISCO 6-6484 — 8910 Ready-to-Bake, 79c & 89c 10-inch Frozen Pies, at SeabergKs in W.P. At holiday time you want big as well as extra good Pies. Now, you can get them as delicious as you could make yourself! And at no more cost! They're big 10-inch Farm House Frozen Pies sold in White Plains at Seabergh's. Cocoa- nut Custard and Pecan come al ready baked, you simple defrost and serve. Others you merely bake in a slow oven. These big 10-inch Pies serve 8 liberally. 79c for Ap ple, 89c for Mince, Blueberry, Strawberry - Rhubarb, C he r r y, Peach, and 8-inch Pecan (10-inch Pecan is $1.09). Regular 8-inch are 49c for Apple, 59c for Pump kin, Mince, Blueberry, Cherry, Peach, Strawberry - Rhubarb. Also Pepperidge Farms Turnovers for 33c apiece (Apple or Raspberry), 24 for $3.12, But only at Sea bergh's, 200 Westchester Avenue, block below Altman's. 5 ALU YES . . . you can please those nearest and dearest to you ... of whatever age .. . best with lovely jewelry from GOR DON'S • Diamond Rings • Birthstones • Necklaces 9 Earrings • Bracelets • Watches • Silver Pieces • Costume Jewelry • Ties & Guff Sets • Tie Pins • Religious Gifts If you lost your home.., ... would your insurance cover today's cost of rebuild ing and refurnishing? Many families find that higher con struction costs cannot be met with proceeds from, insur ance bought several years ago. Call us for a complete property insurance checkup. ft PELTONiitc Insurance Since 1876 17 East Main Street MOunt Kisco 6-8005 Representing the Hartford Fire Insurance Company OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS 27 MAIN ST. Tel. M0 6-5925 DIAMONDS JEWELRY MOUNT KISCO, III •'a>'i.< :
