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Houses For Said -33-31c- OPLEASANTVILLE IN THE VILLAGE PRE CHRISTMAS LULL? GOOD TIME TO GET GOOD BUYS from eager transferred owners. 6 Bed rooms, 3 baths, Dutch Colonial, A FINE HOME—$29,500 4 bedrooms Center Hall Colonial, large plot, fine view—528,000 6 Room Colonial, double garage, ex pansion basement at ground level $19,500 E. MILNOR PECK 84 WHEELER AVE Pleasantville, N.Y. RO 9-1244 — 33-7 PLEASANTVILLE CLEAN AS A WHISTLE Sunny cheerful 5 year old Cape Cod Centrally located. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths oversized playroom; laundr>, shop. $27,500 NANCY McINTOSH Role Agent 140 Bedford Rd. ROgers 9-0503 33-31 POUND RIDGE vie RESTORED COLON IAL, 3 bedroom, den, full dining room; modern kJtchen, 2 fireplaces $25,000 GERRY ASH PO 4 -5712 33-24 - POUND RIDGE- New Cape Cod 19 acres, 2 bedrooms, expansion, basement, 2 car garage Low tax Si 7 000 H. GONTAR Realtor PO 4-5775 33-31 POUND RIDGE VIC — Authentic Co lonial modernized. 4 bedrooms. 2 haths. guest cottage, garage, acreage, trees, old stone walls. $37,500 THOS. C GRIMES CO. On The Green BEdford Village 4-3642 Or—POund Ridge 4-5056 33-24 REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE BECK & WHEATLEY. INC 100 So. Bwaj. Tarrvtown ME 1-3434 33-31 RICHARD A. CEROSKY REAL ESTATE 90 Columbus A\e.. Valhalla RO 9-4242 ;«-24 ROCKLAND COUNTY GOOD HOMES GABLES REAL ESTATE AGENCY CALL COLLECT: STony Point 6-2404 33-31 — ROCKLAND COUNTY New Cit>. 3 bedroom Cape. Excellent condition Taxes $190. S15 900 H. BRYANT Broker COngens S-2517 33-31 RYE MILTON AREA Immaculate small family Cottage. Liv ing room with fireplace, dining room, 2 bedrooms, enclosed porch & garage $19,750. Immediate possession EDNA M DRUMMOND 80 Purchase St. RYE WO 7-0811 33-31 SANTA CLAUS IS IN MAHOPAC NOW $500 off sales price before Xmas For early buyers 30 yr mortgages Low, low tax areas 3 bedroom Ranch 516 990 Split Ranch 2 car garage $20,990. City water. 4 ane Walk to transportation, shopping schools, etc Hollywood kitchens, ceramic tile baths. Models open for Inspection, representative on premises MeAlpine Ave off Croton FaUs Rd from Rte 6 right on Croton Falls Rd. at Fire house, follow signs. Haldimand MAhopac 8-4743, RO 9 0589 33-31 SEASON'S GREETINGS JEROME RAFFER'iY Broker PElham 8-4949 33-31 SANTA'S SPECIAL NEW RANCH HOME All cedar sh ngle attractive living room with p.dure window, dining room ultra ktchei with wall oven dining area- 3 bedrnoms, most at tract ve t. e hath Fu.l basement, attached garage Level plot. ASKING $24,000 DAVID CAROL WH 6-0100 -33 -24C- SCARBOROl C,H HUDSON RIVER VIEWS 2 BUILDERS models CLOSE Ol TS 4 & *> bedrooms. 3 full bath* finished rumpus rooms Immediate occupanc>. Sraroornugb Estates WI 1-1981 or WI 1 .IT.'IO Opposite Slerpv Hollow Coun try i lui> Albany Post Road. Scar borough N Y 33-31 Business Opportunities 38-31 BAR & GRILL $100(5 WEEKLY, ASKING $18,000. V4 cash. GOOD LEASE. MONEY MAKER. AGENT—NEW Rochelle 6-8453. First in State 38-31 INCOME PROPERTY, valuable loca tion, Rte. 118, Croton Lake. 5% acres (part business zoned) with 3 apt. house. Asking $49,000. Transfer large mort gage. Eves. & weekends Wilson 1-9054 38-7 Mobile Service Stations Upper Westchester County Modern 2 Bay - Low investment Reason able (Rent Excellent opportunity PAID TRAINING PERIOD CONTRACT, MR. THOMPSON MOUNT VERNON 8-8000 38-31 PEEKSKILL—For Rent — Combination Restaurant and Custard Stand Wil| di vide—newlv decorated Jim Reed. Rt. 9. \PE 7-3990 LA 8-6720 38-31 PORT CHESTER — Delicatessen store. Ideal location, owner retiring, prices reasonable Pagano Realtors WE 9-1123; 3330 38-7 Taverns Bars & Gr;lls N. Westchester Have Buvers Waiting O. Billingsley CEntral 2-3516 38-31 WHITE PLAINS — Long lease, modern Sinclair Service Station. 3 bavs busv corner 16.000 gallonage. excellent oppor tune for mechanic. WH 9-0379 Mortgages • Loans Investments -39 -24C- BUSFNESS LOANS Quick Action—Mortgage Bought County Industrial Corp WH 6-2222 --39-24c S2 000-2nd mortgages 6 p c interest 1 buy existing mortgages in any amount CIVIC Investors MO 8-6117 Insurance 40-31 ANDRES AGENCY INC. AI L TYPES INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE OUR 75TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR CENTRAL 2-3030 18 Parkvv ay Katonah In Memorian ESTHER A. HUNT—In loving and cher ished memory of my deasr mother, who entered into eternal rest on Christmas Night. 1943. Forever in m\ heart, dear mother Daughter Dorothy 12-24 Card of Thanks LECCESE. Frank We wish to thank all our kind friends and neighbors for their many expressions of sympa tic and condolences during our re cent bereavement Wife. Mary and son Frankie 1Z-24 LEGAL NOTICES 21 in Somers Earn Diplomas As Emergency Medical Aides LINCOLNDALE — Members of the first class of its type in the State Civil Defense organization received • diplomas Thursday night at exercises at Lincoln Hall marking completion of a course in emergency medical aid. . Certificates were presented to 10 Christian brothers on the staff of Lincoln Hall School for Boys, to gether with 11 women residents of the town of Somers, bv Major John Potter of the Westchester Of fice of Civil Defense. Major Pot ter commented Jthat \in all my years in civil defense, I ha^e nev er met such an enthusiastic groty.\ Supervisor Patrick V. Ryan of Somers also addressed the group congratulating them on having completed the course and empha sizing the important role they would 1 play in the event of an emergency on the home front. Supervisor Ryan presented Dis tinguished Service awards to Dr. and Mrs. Saul Knopf \for their NOTICE SHAREHOLDER'S MEETING THE MOUNT KISCO NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY The annual meeting of the Sharehold ers of The Mount Kisco National Safe Deposit Company for the purpose of electing Directors for the ansurag year will he held at the Banking House of The Mount Klsco National Bank and Trust Company on Tuesday. January 12 1960 at 12 o'clock Noon G. Hollister Brown Secretary Dated Mt Kisco N. Y. December 4. 1959 12-10-17-24-31, 1959 1-7. 1960 T-5 SEASON'S GREETINGS H. PIERCE ONDERDONK CO. Rl 22 BEDFORD VILLAGE 4-3663 -33 -31C- Shr.ih Oak 5 ROOM HOUSE. 1 acre. 59 00O, S3 000 cash Owner takes mort gage YOrktown Heights 2-2287 Broker. 33-31 TARR YTOWN — Builders la*t model. Rant n Reduced to $25 200 3 bedrooms. 2 haths. fu.l basement, garage, other extra * ME 1-9746. WH 8-7T20: OW 3-1039 34-31 THORNWOOD NEW BUILDING IDEAL BUSINESS USE WAREHOUSE, OFFrCE OR RESEARCH LABORATORY (possible light mfg. variance) 4 000 sq. ft. 11 floor' Ceme.it h:ock construction; oversized overhead doors parking area. 30 to 35 cars. $500 PER MONTH ROgers 9-2192 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING December 8. 1959 To the Shareholders of Northern West chester National Bank: You are hereby notified that on Jan uary 12. 1960 at 8 30 o'clock P.M pur suant to action of the Board of Di rectors, a meetng of the Shareholders of this Bank will be held at ibs banking house at 91 South Greeley Avenue, Chap- paqua. New York, to vote upon a pro gram involving, along- with matter* In cidental thereto: 1) the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing vear; 2» the adoption of a resolution approv ing the acts of the Board of Directors since the last meeting of Sh are hold er«; 3» the transaction of iuch other busi ness as may properly come before the meeting or any adjournment or ad journments thereof NORTHERN WESTCHESTER NATIONAL BANK. CHAPPAQUA By FRANKLIN MONTROSS. JR. President C Dec. 10-17-24-31. 1959 £ Jan 7, 1960 T-5 33-31 U S Steel Homes \Ranch or Split—$15,500. up on your lot TUFARO & SONS SC 5-1800 33-24 VALHALLA $23,500 ON THE LEVEL Half acre plot lies thit 3 bedroom Ranch MATHER REALTY WH 8-1800 33-24 VALHALLA . $31500 Ranch - Brick & Shingle Over 'a acre. Level plot in sought-after area. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, playroom 2 car garage, patio. Transfer necessitates quick sale. Key here Let us show vou this attractive offering ELLINGHOUSE & CO. WH 9-5572 S34 Mam'k. Ave. 33-31 — WHITE PLAINS E NEW 2 FAMILY residential or busi iess. aJl conveniences 4H» ROOMS EACH apt., top rented at $150 per mo. WH 9-2028 . 33-31 — WILLIAM J. SHERRY REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 60 GRAND ST. WHite Plains 9-3330 -33 -24C- YONKERS. Colonial Heights; large His tone Colonial. Restoration will produce true luxury home. Ultra fine neighbor hood. Low 20's. Owner ROckvvell 1-0694 33-31 Feline Show Scheduled at County Center All fur and no feathers, please. Toms, tabbies, champions, house cats, alley cats, every kind but cool cats are eligible to enter the annual \Tournament of Cham pions\ at County Center Jan. 16 and 17. Entries are open now, close Dec. 14. Breeders or owners need not be members of any cat club. The two-day annual Empire Cat Club event will be sponsored joint ly this time by the Westchester Cat Club and the Empire Cat Club. It will be run as a double championship show, thus affording all competing cats two chances at the \class championships\ and the \best of show \ The show will be open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each day In the past, this tournament has attracted entries from all over the United States, Canada, Mexico and England and so far is the largest event of its kind for felines in the world. More than 500 entries are expected this year. Only in the judging — household pets, for instance, will have their own class — will any line of dis tinction be drawn. Pampered pure bred Persians will be within spit ting distance of the most adored tiger who is a kissing cousin to every other cat on the block. Blue-blooded entries will include Siamese, Burmese, Persian Abys sinians, Russians Blues, tailless Manx and the domestic short hairs. Entries may be made through the Empire Cat Club, 315 Westt 57th St., New York, 19. There will be a special press and photographers preview of the National Tournament of Cham pions, featuring the already be ribboned cats, on Jan. 14 at 12 noon, at the Roger. Smith hotel, when cats /ho like to mug can smile at the birdie but not get tfne, of course Bad for public re 'ations with the parakeet crowd. great contribution to civil defense. Mrs. Knopf, a registered nurse, is chief nurse of the Somers Emer' gency Medical Sendee. Dr. Knopf instructed a Red Cross first a i d course in connection with the medi cal aid class. He also is chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Somers Fire District. The Red Cross certificates were presented by Dr. Henry Ludemann, chief officer of the Somers Emer gency Medical Service. Mrs. Walter Finnegan, R.N., and Mrs. George Geidel, R.N., who, with Mrs. Knopf, taught the medi cal aid course, received citations from the Westchester CD. Office \in grateful recognition of out standing services rendered.\ Purpose of the course, which be gan Oct. 29 at Lincoln Hall, was to train residents to work in mo bile hospitals. A Civil Defense movie, \Opera tion Q.\ was shown. Taken in the Nevada desert at the time of the atomic bomb experiments, the film depicts buildings before the blasts —and the disintegration following. Brother Augustine, S.S.C., direct or of Lincoln Hall, was among lose completing the course, which will be repeated next Spring. Assisting with the program was Mrs. Philip Mayher, nurse coor dinator for the Westchester Office of Civil Defense. FILE NO. 1959 3355 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD. FREE AND INDEPENDENT. TO: .TAMES MacGREGOR, PETER Mac GREGOR. MRS. CATHERINE ROBERT. SON MRS. CHRISTINA MIDDLETON MRS. MARGARET BROOKS. YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW CAUSE before trje Surrogate's Court. Westchester County, at the County Court House. White Plains. New Tork. on Jan uary 5th. 1960. at 10 30 A M. why a certain writing dated June 4, 1958, and which has been offered f<>r prolmie by IDA ALINA MacGREGOR residing at Cantltoe Street, Katonah, New York should not be probated as the last Will and Testament of ALEXANDER Mac GREGOR. Deceased, late of Katonah, Westchester County. New York, relat ing to real and personal property. Dates. Attested and Sealed. November' 20, 1959 HON. JOHN J. DILLON Surrogate, Westchester County James S. May, Clerk. (HEAL) (L.S.) K-12-3;10.17.24.t-4. Sealed bids will be received in the Board of Education office. 130 Main Street Mount Kisco. N. Y on the Bed ford Hills Elementary School portable building on Wednesday, January 13. 1960 until 3.00 pm. at which time they will be publicly opened and read Cafeteria kitchen equipment and door hardware, etc. will not be Included in the sale Principal Robert Lancto of the Bedford Hills Elementary School has a complete list of equipment not to be included The building may not be dis turbed before February 15 and must be completely off the premises by March 1, 19S0. D W Kofoed, Businesss Manager K 12-24 T.l YONKERS. City Lane 5 yr brick $24,000 6 rooms l'* bath, playroom, oil. garage Slater 916 McLean Ave Yonkers BE7-8080 33.24c YORKTOWN HGTS. Route 132 VALLEY VIEW HOMES 3 bedroom Ranch on half acre. Has ev> eryming* $19,990. OI'i no down pay ment. Others low down. 30 yr.mortgage OWNER SALES GEN A CORP. YOrktown Hgts. 2-4725 . 33-31 NOTICE SHAREHOLDER'S MEETING THE MOUNT KISCO NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO, The annual meeting of the Sharehold ers of The Mount Kisco National Bank and Trust Company for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year will be held at the Banking House on Tuesday, January 12. I960. Polls open from 11 A.M. to 12 o'clock noon. G. Hollister Brown. Vice President Dated: Mt. Kisco. N.Y. December 4, 1959 YORKTOWN vie. EXCLUSIVE! $14,900 CHARMING 2 bedroom Cape Cod. |>reezeway, garage, hot water oil, ap pliances, carpeting, nice residential. GEORGE OLSEN PE 7-5169 Lots, Farms. Acreage -35-7- OREENBURGH: 50x100 Jevel corner lot Zoned resld. & light manuf. one block off Tarrytown rd. $8000 PEekskM 7-5185 35-31 KATONAH — Bldg. sites for sale. Will .build to order. Mortgages obtained. Col ©red Broker. WH 8-7100 35-31 iNORTH SALEM—Home site* of all de scription: views, brook, lakes, 1 acre or mote from SL800. P. J. Bruderer, Ka tonah, N. Y. CEntral 2-3554 35-31 PLEASANTVILLE — Ready to Build, 7 fully Improved % acre plots. $40,000. J, ALBERT GLEESON'ENC. 567 Kimball Ave.. Yonkers BE 7-6600 Wanted Real (Estate 37-31 'HOUSES WANTED—CLIENTS WAITING ' FRED OLSEN Harding Ave. 37-7c WH 9-0217 Wanted 4 bedroom house, eat-in kitchen. JbMement, garage. 2 baths, below 530,000, WTVH BOX WCP 610 this newspaper. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In pursuance of an order of HON. JOHN J DILLON, Surrogate of the County of Westchester. NOTICE ' IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having claims against RICHARD ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAM, late of the Town, North Castle, Westchester County. New York to present the same, \vith vouchers therefor, to the undersigned,- Executor under the Last Will and Testament of said Richard Alexander Cunningham, at No. 103 Katonah Avenue. Katonah, New York, the offices of Covey and Covey, his attorneys on or before the 59th day of January 1960. THEODORE DACHENHAUSEN, JR Executor COVEY AND COVEY Attorneys for Executor 103 Katonah Avenue Katonah. Nevv York K 7-23: 8-6. 20; 9-3. 17; 10-1, 15, 29 11-12. 26; 12-10. 24: 1-7-60 T-3 PENSION PLAN WINS NEW ROCHELLE - The New Rochelle City Council last week week when the Common Council adopted a 25-year retirement plan for police and firemen. The city will contribute 75 per cent of the cost and the men the rest- It is estimated that the-city will pay an additional $100,000 a year in extra pension costs. Cars Collide, Woman Hurt CHAPPAQUA- One driver was treated 1 for in juries after two cars collided on Seven Bridges Rd. near Millwood Rd. Friday at 5:35 p.m. Pasqua Mary Vaccaro, thirty three, of Strang Blvd., Yorktown was examined at Northern West Chester Hospital for possible in ternal injuries. Released, she wil have X-rays taken, police report. The Yorktown woman told po lice she was heading west when she saw the other car, driven by Isabel Lynch of 44 Spencer St., Mount Kisco, coming toward her in the wrong lane. She tried to turn right, she said, but the cars sideswiped. Three passengers in the injured woman's car were not hurt, ac cording to police. They are Alice Kenan, Annette and Phyllis Vac caro, all of Strang Blvd.-, York town. It's an Extra Merry Yule for Town Employes BEDFORD HILLS- Two long holiday weekends are in store for Town of Bed ford employes who work as sec retaries and clerks in the Town House. They customarily are re quired to put in half a day Saturdays but during the holiday season Town House will be closed all day Saturdays. Town Councilmen, at a special meeting Friday, voted that, de partmental heads may declare v Saturday, Dec. 26, and Saturday, v Jan. 2 as holidays and gjjive their staffs prolonged weekends. Councilmen, looking ahead to the new year fixed Jan. 4 as the date for their annual reor ganization meeting. It will be held, as usual, in the' Town House at 10 a.m. The council will fix its monthly meeting date at that time 'and also make a number of appointments to sal aried and non-salaried jobs. Civil Defense Meeting Jan. 12 In Yo?ktown YORKTOWN— All residents of the community are invited to take tfarfc in a mee ing on civil defense scheduled for Tuesday' \night Jan. 12 in the Town Hall. Sponsored by the Neighbor Nurs es of Yorktown, 'the meeting wi\ touch on several phases of defend ing the home , front hr the even of enemy attack. Motion pictures will be shown, and a representative from the^ Westchester Office Civil Defense will speak. North Westcflester Times, New Casfle Tribune, Mount-Kisco, N.Y., Dec. 24. 1959 Building Inspector Refutes Reports of Code Violations BEDFORD HILLS— Reports that some home owners have violated the Bedford zoning code by cconverting one-family dwellings into multiple - family units without authorization were refuted today by Building Inspec tor George McCabe. \I know of some conversions that took place before the current zon ing laws were adopted,\ he stat ed, \but I have heard of no such violations under the present code.\ Violations Cited The matter of violations was brought up recently by De Forrest Hibbard, chairman of the Town of Bedford Zoning Board of Appeals during a public hearing at the Town House. Hibbard commented that some homes had been convert ed illegally but that it was the duty of the Police Department—not the Appeals Board—to uncover violations and prosecute offenders. Hibbard made his observations as the Appeals Board considered an application by August and Emily Kalberer for permission to convert a two-family house they own and occupy at 4 Bedford Rd., Katonah, into a three-family unit. Kalberer told the board only' a few alterations would be necessary since the house, formerly used as a church, has ample room and necessary facilities already are in stalled. Two persons spoke in opposition to the petition. Paul Noe said fire and health hazards would be created if three families occupied the house. Mrs. Thomas Jameson also spoke in opposition. She con tended that some home owners have violated the zoning code\ and inquired whether inspections are made to check on them. * Mrs. Joy H.' Chiess of Somers, who told the bgard she intends to purchase the Kalberer house if the petition is approved, joined the petitioner in urging that the re quest be granted. She said she was \shocked\ at the board's at titude in view of \existing viola tions.\ Decision was deferred until the next appeals board meeting on Jan. 21. The board approved a petition of Mobil Oil Co. for permission to install five gasoline storage tanks with a total capacity of 12,000 gal- ons at a filling station in Katonah Two letters from nearby' proper ty owners were heard relative to the matter but' in each instance the writers said they did not ob ject if the tanks were going to be put underground. A spokesman for the petitioner said they would be underwriters' demands. Louisiana grows more sweet po tatoes than any of the other states of the Union. •Jet 2 to Share In Big Estate KATONAH- Miss Julia Jay Dominick and Oliver Sheffield Dominick both of Bedford House, share in the $3, 900,000 estate of their grandmoth er, Mrs. Alice Hoyt Dominick of New York, according to a report filed by the State Transfer Tax Dept. Under provisions of a will, the Katonah legatees share the income with a son, Richard B. Dominick of Cedarhurst, L.I., from a trust fund comprised of about 45 per cent of the estate. Upon the death of the son, they wUl divide the trust principal. The rest of the estate goes to other relatives and charity. Mrs. Dominick died pn March 13, 1955 at the age of sixty-nine. URBAN PROJECT PROGRESS MOUNT VERNON. — The pro posed- midtown urban renewal project moved a step further last terday when the Common Council authorized the filing of an appli cation with the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency. The city is seeking $75,000 to carry out a survey and planning grant. If the city goes ahead with the proj ect, it would have to repay the grant. In addition, the city is ask ing the federal government to set aside $2,800,000 for redevelopment funds for the city's blighted sec tion. The city would have to put up another $750,000. Nocturnal Intruder Flees The Coop-with 15 Pigeons MOUNT KISCO A man who \pinched\ an arm ful of pigeons Thursday is being sought by Mount Kisco police. According to police, Dom Alle- gretti of Kisco Ave. received a call about 8 p.m. from foreman John Brugger of Kensico Tube Co. that some of Allegretti's pigeons were trying to enter the plant. Allegretti went outside his home to see if he had left the door of the pigeoa coop open. Entering the coop, he found a young man trying to catch his pigeons. Asked if he were trying to steal the birds, the man replied, \I no- take, I like.\ Then he charged at Allegretti, who backed away, enabling the other man to escape. When last seen, he was headed in the direc tion o f the Kensico Tube plant with an armful of pigeons. Allegretti reported that about 1 pigeons are missing. He said -the intruder was about 5-foot-9, of med ium build, dark hair, and was wearing a plaid jacket and dark trousers. 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