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Thursday, January 15,

Classified Advertisements Bring Results WORK WANTED REAL ESTATE

MISCELLANEOUS

PETER PAN SERVICE - Avail­able by the hour. day. week

month. ' SITTER - CHAPERONE ; room household responsibility during parent 's absence. Highest personal and social references. Mrs. Jaeckel Rye 7-0283.

PROFESSIONAL Floor Waxing and House Cleaning waxing for

offices. Stores and homes. Local Floor Waxing Service, Phone OWens 8-1562.

ATTRACTIVE WHITE FRAME Convenient location. Large living

separate dining room, pan­eled library, powder room, modern kitchen. Five bedrooms, 3 baths. Corner plot.

$37,500 Seen only thru

SUZANNE (JEDNEY Real Esta te — Insurance

119 Purchase St. R>'«\ N. Y. Bye 7-0071 & 7-1770

LANDSCAPE GARDENER— Re h a b i t a t i o n , rock gardens spec­

ialty. General maintenance. Larry Quadagno, 135 Sterling Avenue, Harrison. TEnnyson 5-3086.

EXPERT Odd Job Man. Painting, carpentry, wood cutt ing mason­

ry. Hard working, quic able. OWens 8-1225

The members of the RYE-HARRISON REALTY BOARD invite you to list your property with

7 ACTIVE REALTORS Just 'phone KVE 7-381*

reason-

PRACTICAL nursing by

7-0838.

NURSE day or

for home week. Rye

1-22

BUILDING CONTRACTOR

GEORGE \V. DePAUW Carpenter Contractor

Repairs Remodeling Modern Kitchens Playrooms

RYe 7-30(J> BRENNAN EMPLOYMENT

AGENCY Housekeeper for 1 Gentleman

Garage Apt. Cook $300 Other Help Stenographer $75 and up

Tel. Jefferson 1-9221 White Plains 9-7771

ROWE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

37 Theodore Fremd Avenue Commercial and Domestic

Couples top salary Experienced Cook

Male-Female Rye 7-1608

FOR SALE

AT J A C K S Imported English Viyella Tar tan Plaids — wash­

able (Value $1.95 yd.) at $2.98 yd! 33 So. Main Street, Por t Chester.

RUSSELL S A G E - Carpenter and builder; jobbing and repairing.

Phone Rye 7-0430; evenings JEfferson 1-7322

TAMES F. DEMPSEY — Builder, Carpentry and general repairs.

Phone Rye 7-2873.

Country Housekeeper "modern home cleaning plan'

Floor waxing, wall washing Furniture polishing, vacuumir.jj

Uniformed experienced crews | One-time cleaning, Regular serv ee

Call anytime for free estimat* WHite Plains 9-220?

SCarsdale 5-2252 Meetings Alcoholic Anonymous

Open to Public Every Tuesday a t 8:30 p.m.

51 Milton Road For Confidential information WJ

Box 397, Rye, N. Y.

LOCKSMITHS - - Keys made tc Order. Ice skates and law,

mowers sharpened. Phone Lye 7-2112. Rye Hardware Co., Inc 52 Purchase Street.

'That ' s settled! Now to look in the Want Ads for a house with a smaller landlord!"

FOR RENT PLUMBING CONTRACTORS

Electrical Contractors

SEYMOUR ELECTRIC Licensed Electricians

JOBBING and REPAIRS 59 Purchase Street

Rve 7-0639 Established 1918

New Three Room OFFICE surra

Centrally Located Private Parking

Inquire THE KVE CHRONICLE

25 Purdy Avenue RYe 7-0005

LICENSED ELECTRICAL CON­TRACTORS. All electrical installa­tions and repairs. Rye Electric Service, 82 Purchase Street, RYe 7-2840.

ALFRED PENOYI & SONS Established 1899

Have been serving this community FOR FIFTY YEARS

Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work No job too small or too large tn

receive our expert attention

NORTH MAIN STREET

HAIR ON FACE REMOVED Safely, Scientifically, Permaneniy By appt. afternoon and evenings

Rye 7-3558

SOUND MOVIES shown anywhere all equipment and film suppliec

if desired. Call Rye 7-2307.

WANTED TO BUY

B O O K S ROOKS WANTED in any quantih

— ALSO — BRIC-A-BRAC, silver, typewriters music boxes, adding machines mimeographs, porcelain, etc. Pye-tells Book Shop, 333 Fifth Ave Pelham 65, N. Y. Pelham 8-3861

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INSTRUCTION

LEGAL NOTICE

R U S S I A N INSTRUCTION in groups. Reading, writing, con­

versation. For details phone Rye 7-2827 after 7 p.m.

FOR RENT—FURNISHED Most attractive Split Level Home Three bedrooms, 3 baths, maid'sj room, television room. Convenient i location. Immediate possession 'til June 8.

Asking $S25 per month LUCILLE MONCRIEFF

Representing P. Roberts RYe 7-1400

PORT CHESTER, N. Y. Tel. JEfferson 1-918«

BOOKS WANTED. Any quantity George Norin, 224 Purchase St.

Rve, N. Y. Call Rye 7-1489.

TELEVISION PAINTING CONTRACTOR?

RADIO, TELEVISION and every­thing electrical. Sales and

Service. Donen's, 78 Purchase Street. RYe 7-0324.

D I R K J A G E R Painter

and

Paper Hanger Phone Rye 7-3348

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE

CERTIFICATE OF TRADEMARK REGISTRATION

I. C A R M I N E G. DeSAPIO. SECRETARY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, do hereby CER­TIFY that in accordance with the application filed in this office on the 30th dav of December, 1958. the TRADEMARK described be­low has been duly registered in this Department pursuant to Ar­ticle 24 of the General Business Law, in behalf of Max Friese, d /b-a Rye Liquor Store, 41 Pur­chase Street, Rye. New York. Description of Trademark and De­scription of Goods on which the Trademark is used:

COUNTRY CLUB Alcoholic Beverages including Rye, Bourbon, Blended Whiskeys, Gin, Rum and all other alcoholic bever­ages.

Class of Merchandise: No. 49. File No. R-4049. Date of Registra­tion: December 30. 1958. Registra­tion Expires: December 30, 1968.

Date First Used In UNITED STATES: 1936

Date First Used tn NEW YORK STATE: 1930

WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Department of State at the City of Al­bany, this 30th day of December, 1958.

CARMINE G. DeSAPIO Secretary of State.

By FRANK A, EMMA, Deputy Secretary of State

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LEGAL NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF KYE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing will be held be­fore the Common Council of the City of Rye at a meeting thereof to be held in the Square House on Wednesday, January 21, 1959, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. of said day. on certain proposed changes to the Building Zone Ordinance of the City of Rye as last amended, affecting B-l Neighborhood Busi­ness Districts and B-6 General Business Districts:

A. Amend Sec. 9-6.2, Col. 1, B-l Neighborhood Business Dis­tricts, ir3 to read: "i 3 i Restauraunts either (a)

on lots having frontage on an arterial highway or a County Road as des­ignated on September 1, 1958, or (b) more than 150 feet from a Residential District."

Amend Sec. 9-6.2, Col. 1, B-2 Central Business District, # 1 to read: "( 1 ( Non-residence uses per­

mitted in B-l Districts without restriction as to location,"

Amend Sec. 9-1.10, Defini­tions, by adding a new defi­nition: "Highway, Arterial: A street in the City of Rye designated as an arterial highway by the Superintendent of P u b l i c

B,

Works of the State of New ; York according to Chapter :

543 of the Laws of 1944 as amended."

I). Amend Sec. 9-6.2. Col. 1, Per-mitted Main Uses, B-6 Gen­eral Business Districts, by striking out i r l entirely and by renumbering # 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 to be &1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 respectively and by amending new jt2 to read: "(2) Wholesale Business or

storage establishments and auction sale estab­lishments enclosed with­in a roofed building."

E. Amend Sec. 9-6.2, Col. 2, Uses Permitted Only by Special Permit, B-6 General Business Districts, by adding new # 3 , 4 and 5 as follows: "(3) Boat yards and dorks,

Docks, wharves, and storage and repair fa­cilities for the mainten­ance and servicing of

LEGAL NOTICE

G.

an accessory d i n i n g room limited to employ­ees of the main use."

Amend Sec. 9-6.2, Col. 3 Per­mitted Accessory Uses, B-6 General Business Districts, by inserting at the beginning of the paragraph the w o r d "Other" and by changing the initial capital letter to a small letter. Amend the Zoning Map of the City of Rye as last amended by placing the fol­lowing properties, now in a B-6 District, in a B-l Neigh­borhood Business District: Block 59, Lot 22A-2 and those portions of Block 59, Lots 22B-1 and 22B-2 east of a line 175 feet distant from and parallel to the easterly property line of the New York, New Haven and Hart­ford Railroad, as designated on the Tax and Assessment Map of the City of Rye.

These amendments would have the

C.

recreational small craft, following effect: (41 Kennels and veterinary | B-1 Neighborhood Business Dis-

hospitals. Animal hospi-! t r ie ts (Amendments A, B and C) tals, offices of veterinar- ; Res taurants in B-l Neighborhood ians, kennels for dogs ' Business Districts would be per-and other small pets. j mitted ONLY (a) on property

(5) Accessory uses. Uses ac- I which has a frontage on an exist-cessory to uses permit-1 ing County road or an arterial

highway, or (b) if it. is more than 150 feet distant from a Residence District. Existing res taurants and other eat­ing places may, of course, continue to operate in B-l Districts. B-6 General Business Districts

ted o n l y by special permit and retail uses accessory to other per­mitted uses, exclusive of sale of food or drink for consumption on the premises other than in

(Amendments D, E and F) The main change effected by tn proposed amendments relating t B-6 General Business Distru: would be to prevent the establish ment of new retail establishment or restaurants in B-6 Districts tf to clarify the language of regs lations. The uses permitted 83 result of this amendment, w tic are presently allowed and exis in. in B-6, include automotive vse: wholesale and storage operati «s auction rooms, public utilities, • or tractors ' and building material yard, service business such a plumbing and similar uses. CoW mercial boat yards, kennels, 1 g» manufacturing and garages an parking lots would be permi te subject to special conditions * would retail sales accessory to tf of these uses. In amendment G, it is propose that that portion of the prefer. B-6 District located at the no "U west corner of North Street tf Theodore Fremd Avenue, be rez< n< to B-l Neighborhood Bush «j District. A strip 175 ft. wide P joining the New Haven Railt » would remain in B-6.

Any and all persons, indue•in­corporations, interested in aforesaid mat ter or in any \vi affected thereby, will be given I opportunity to be heard.

By order of the Common C< tf oil of the City of Rye.

R. FRED TALENTO, City Cl'T

Dated: January 14, 1959.

ursday, J a n u a r y 15, 1959

shorn P.T.A. ovie Night Set

[ T h e Osborn PTA Committee has H o s e n two outstanding films for • L "Double Fea ture Movie Night" • be held at Rye High School jjinUtoriuni at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, January 24. g ' T h e Silent World", a sea ad-

jjjjnture story of one hour and twenty-six minutes duration, was Winner of the Academy Award as if t l l as the most prized Inter­national Award, the Golden Palm a t the Cannes Filnf Festival. It por t rays the world beneath the sea in all its beauty and terror. Sflmed by Captain Jacques-Ives ijmisteau, it features the skin-divers and crew of the "Calypso", Captain Cousteau's underwater re­search ship. -Armed only with color cameras

and courage, the "Calypso" divers explored the depths of the M e d i ­terranean, the Red Sea, the Per­sian Gulf and the Indian Ocean to film spectacular underwater vistas never before seen by human eyes.

The second feature, s t a l l i ng at 9 o'clock, will be "The Caine Mutiny". With a uniformly distin­guished cast and production, this story rips the steel hatches off a war-torn Navy Destroyer in the Pacific to reveal the raw emotions seething beneath her decks.

Diamatical ly portrayed a ie such highlights from the novel as the yellow-stain incident when Cap­tain Queeg (Academy award win­ner Bogart t, s t rangely acting commander of the Caine, displays a quality tha t looks suspiciously like cowardice under fire; the mur­derous typhoon at whose raging height the rugged Maryk (Van Johnson > takes command of the endangered ship; the court-mar­tial wherein Queeg, a combat-w e a r y veteran, is mercilously flayed by Greenwald (Academy Award winner Jose F e r r a r ) , the brilliant defense at torney. There is the lusty humor of the crew. the pictorial beauty of the trop­ical sea and the power of the U. S. Fleet in full bat t le array.

Tickets are being sold by stu­dents in the 4th, 5th and 6th Grades of Osborn School and will also be available a t the door. Adult admission is $1.00, Student admission seventy-five cents.

T H E R Y E C H R O N I C L E PAGE T H I R T E E N

Robert I. Nesmith of Rye Gets Numismatic Medai

The Archer M. H u n t i n g t o n Medal for the past year was pre­sented at the 101st annual maet-ing of the American Numismat ic Society to Robert I. Nesmith of Rye for his articles and book on the c o i n s of Spanish-Colonial America. The medal has been a-awarded to thirty-seven famous nu­mismatists in the past fifty years and Mr. Nesmith is the 16th American to receive it. He is also author of a new book, "Dig for Pirate Treasur".

New classroom, laboratory, and residence hall buildings costing $6,375,000 will be constructed on New York University's Bronx campus within the next two years. This model of the new structures shows a vertically-divided residence facility for men and women students on the left. The $3,100,000 dormitory wing will con­sist of two independent sections, each with its own bridge-corridor to a $1,000,000 common dining and lounge building. Shown at right is the $2,000,000 Gould Hall of Technology, a classroom and laboratory structure. Connected to this building will be a $275,000 lecture wing of cantilever design. NYU, a pri­vately supported institution, has announced that it will admit women to the two undergraduate colleges on its Bronx campus for the first time in the fall of 1959. The remainder of NYU's 14 schools and col-'"ees. located at Ave centers in Manhattan, are coeducational.

Serving in 10th Marine Regiment C A M P LEJEUNE, N. C. —

Marines Pfc. James D. Flick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Flick of 5 Fenton Street, and Pfc. Fred­eric S. Boardman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A B. Boardman of Manurs-ing Island, all of Rye, N. Y., are serving with the Tenth Marine Regiment at Camp Lejeune, N. C. The regiment is part of the Sec­ond Marine Division.

CHILDREN'S WINTER THEATRE

(Twenty-Fifth Twig)

present

"FREDDIE AND HIS FIDDLE"

by the

Kay Rockefeller Players

SAT., JAN. 24th 10:30 A.M.

Rye High School Auditorium

Tickets available at door

St. Monica Mothers' Club Plan Dessert Bridge Party

The community facilities of the new Resurrection Academy build­ing will be displayed for the first tim? on Thursday evening. Janu­ary 29, when a Midwinter Dessert j refreshments were served. Mrs. Bridge will bo sponsored by St. Monica Mothers' Club.

ritt , decorations; Mrs. George Miller, prizes; Mrs. John O'Grady, reservations; Mrs. Maurice Paler­mo, awards; Mrs. Raymond Thy-gerson, a r rangements ; and Mrs. Hugo Castello, publicity.

Following the business meeting.

Mrs. V i c t o r Cicchiello was named as chairman by Mrs. Ar­thur Poschen, president, at the regular monthly meeting of the club on Monday.

Mrs. Cicchiello will be assisted by the following: Mrs. George Graham and Mrs. James P. Kelly, refreshments; Mrs. Herbert Mer-

Carmen Albino Gray poured.

and Mrs. Eugene

ALMOST NEW FOR

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18th TWIG MOVIE presents

BAMBA THE JUNGLE BOY

MIDLAND SCHOOL SATURDAY, J A N . 17

% P.M.

ADMISSION 50c

Fri . - Sun. Jan. 16 -18

Shirley Booth, Paul Ford Shirley MaeLaine in

•ftramourrt presents - • $g-:: ™i m DON UAOTMAN ggg i J * "•?

rVoduccon of ' 1 W O Y

Maturate Frl.-Sat. at 8:15 Sunday a t 6:50

— >nd Big Hit — Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtis

Natalie Wood — in —

"KINGS (JO FORTH" Fri.-Sat. 6:30-9:50 Sunday 5:00-8:20

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ONLY T h e unb lemished 1958 Ford Fa i r l ane above (Ford-o m a t i c ! R a d i o ! H e a t e r ! P o w e r S t e e r i n g ! Power B r a k e s ! Whi tewal l s ! In excel lent condit ion!) is a typical example of the A-l buys on sale now a t your Ford Dealer 's , t h a n k s to the t r emendous number of t r a d e - i n s we 've t a k e n in on ou r bes t - se l l ing 59 Fords . For m a n y o the r such b a r g a i n s . . .

SKOURAS

^CAPITOL Port Chester • WE 9-3936

Now Thru Sun.

CARRYL F. ZANUCK'S

Co-Feat 11 re

0RD DEALER'SWUSED CAR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE

Mon. and Tues. "AWAY ALE BOATS"

UNGUARDED MOMENT"

EMBASSY PORT CHESTER-WiSTMORE 99780

Continuous Daily Performances from 1:30 P.M.

Now Showing

M-G-M presents

"CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF"

STARRING

ELIZABETH TAYLOR PAUL NEWMAN

BURL IVES JACK CARSON.

JUDITH ANDERSON, Ml' /.w— \J ;

1 i

Plus MOY RIDE"

Fast Cars! Fast Girls!

LEGAL STATE O F NEW YORK

DEPARTMENT OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF TRADEMARK

REGISTRATION I. C A R M I N E G. DeSAPIO,

SECRETARY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, do hereby CER­TIFY that in accordance with the application filed in this office on the 30th day of December, 1958, the TRADEMARK described be­low has been duly registered in this Department pursuant to Ar­ticle 24 of the General Business Law, in behalf of Max Friese, d /b /a Rye Liquor Store, 41 Pur­chase Street, Rye, New York. Description of Trademark and De­scription of Goods on which the Trademark is used:

COUNTRY CLUB Wines and Champagne.

Class of Merchandise: No. 47. File No. R-4050. Dates of Regis t ra­tion: December 30, 1958. Registra­tion Expires: December 30, 1968.

Date First Used In UNITED STATES: 1936

Date First Used In N E W YORK STATE: 1936

WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Depar tment of State at the City of Al­bany, this 30th day of December, 1958.

CARMINE G. DeSAPIO Secretary of Sta te .

By FRANK A. EMMA, Deputy Secretary of Sta te

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JMcfeuncti I GREENWICH

• Now Thru Sunday • "One of the Year's Bes t !"

—N. Y. Times "Best Actress of the Year!"

N. Y. Film Critics

The true story of Barbara Graham!

SUSAN HAYWARD

THE MURDER TRIAL THAT SHOCKED THE W O R L D I with

V I R G I N I A V I N C E N T T H E O D O R E B IKEL

Associate Fea ture —

MICKEY R Q O N E Y

'"Andy Hardy .Comes Home8

EXTRA! Special Kiddie Show Sal . Matinee Only!

Show Star ts 1:30 Over 4:35 ( inemaseope Color

"PRINCE VALIANT" Robert Wajrner - Janet Leigh

in addition to "Andy Hardy Conies Home"

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