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CHAPPAQUA, N. Y., THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956
Serving New Castle 29 Years—NO. 9
Fox Finds First Six Months Town Receives GOP Women Launch Big
Campaign
In Office 'Most Pleasant*
Go-Ahead for Fund-Raising
•f
Builders, Local Tax
Committee to Study
Growth Control Plan
The tremendous application of
Republican women, under di­
"It has been the most pleasant,"Mr. Lasker has been a big help
rection
of
the
Republican
State
experience I ever had had." to us He is wise and has our
time, services and money given,
Committee, have embarked on by thej women, m the last elec
Town Supervisor J. Edward Fox interests at heart. He delves into
The" Town of New Castle has the largest fun-raising drive in
Said of his first six months in everything and has made it
been
granted approval by the the history of politics in the tion strongly indicated the in
easier
for
the
councilmen
to
office.
creasing interest of women in
Water Power Control Commis­ Empire state.
'There has not been a single work together."
sion
for
establishment
of
a
new
politics.
Remembering this splen
A
number
of
Chappaqua
wom­
Referring to the Town As­
instance of political animosit}."
water
svstem
by
hooking
onto
en
are
assisting
in
the
drive,
sessor, he said. "Mr Tucker
did demonstration, we are again
he added.
Shaft No 3 of the New Croton
Supervisor Fox. a Democrat, <L>nde W ) has tackled his job Aqueduct. Town Supervisor J. which was launched bv Jane reaching out to the women in
Todd of Tarrytown, vice chair­
completed six months in office in a professional manner His Edward Fox announced.
man of the Republican State this drive to show the same dedi­
logic,
thinking,
fairness
his
on July 1. Elected Supervisor of
Town
Attorney
Morris
Lasker
An adjourned public hearing
N e w Castle last November, and whole manner—have been con­ is now working out provisions Committee and president of the cation and determination to win,
on
the proposed ordinance con­
taking office Janury 1, he suc­ ducive to better relationship be­ lor a lease with the City of N e w Federation of Women's Republi­ campaign leaders said.
trolling
growth in Chappaqua by
This drive is officially* desig­
ceeded Robert B. Stewart, Re­ tween the public and the as­ York on whose property the new can Clubs in the State. '
restricting
the number of build­
Relations are pumpins station will be located.
County director is Mrs. J W. nated as the "Thank You, Mr
publican, who had been in office sessor's office
ing
permits
issued annually has
better than ever "
20 years
Mr. Fox *aid that when the Barker of New Rochelle. with President" campaign. Contribu­
been scheduled by the Town
"The Town officials, the office lease is worked out, the Town Mrs R. D Huber of Chappaqua tors to the campaign will re­
"The Town Board works with
Board for Tuesday, July 24, at
only one thought in mind—the personnel a n d Mie nolur> (tie. will ask lmmediatelv f o r b i d s on serving a s director of District ceive a postcard to be mailed to
Board of Directors of the League 8:15 P.M.
Terming
the
proposed
growth
the White House, inscribed with
betterment of the Town." Mr water and highwav departments construction of the pumping sta­ No 1 in Westchester.
ing
a message of encouragement and control ordinance a "reasonable of Women Voters of N e w Castle,
Area
directors
for
Chappaqua
Fox told the Tribune. He also!have carried on their duties in tion, adding that there are suffi­
at
a
meeting
on
July
6
conTuesday
night,
which
attracted
approach"
to
the
problem
now
was enthusiastic about the effort]an efficient manner, and I am cient funds on hand to get start­ are Mrs F. V Guinzburg and congratulation to the President. confronting C h a p p a q u a . the sidered the proposed amendment
0 spectators to the Town
Mrs H Riegelman, and lieuten­ There is room on the postcards
shown by the various boards and|grateful to them." Mr Fox said ed on the work
to
the
Zoning
Ordinance
by
the
hearing room
League
of
Women
Voters'
Board
"Last, but not least I w a n t
"We hope we can get hooked ants assisting them are Mrs. C.for contributors to add their of Directors has sent a letter to addition of Article VIIB and the
town officials and praised each
.
capacity,
to thank the press, which hasjup before the weather causes MacRae, Mrs William Cubbins, personal sentiments, and national
in turn.
interim
report
of
the
Special
Late-comers
crowded
in
the corTown
Supervisor
J.
Edward
Fox
turbidness in the water Mrs C. MacRae. Mrs. William officials of the drive said that
"The Planning Board has as been kind to evervone in Toun'anv
Committee
on
Local
Taxation.
outlining
Jhe
organization's
stand
Cubbins. Mrs. S. Marcus. Mrs thousands of these have been
|again,'' the supervisor added.
big a work load as a m in town Hall
"The statement which follows
W Carr. Mrs A Vander Ven. mailed from throughout the na on the proposal-.
"It has been a nice associa-!
Its members have met problems
should
be considered only as an
.o'n
Pointing
out
that
the
directors
deci
Mrs. George Halstead. M r s T tion
with credit to themselves and tion all the wav around I hope j REPORTS DOG LOST
expression
of
opnion
by
the
.
!
l
£0rtfn
are
without
authority
to
act
on
me
Hochstader.
Mrs Robert
h c a
r n
ovi]
The worker not only are seek
to the town. Mr. Williams (Grav, —and I am sure —it will con-| Jose De Capriles of 81 Ridge- H
. ^ ff
f y
tftermidissues the entire membership has Board of Directors of the League
Williams, Planning Board chair- tinue." the s u p e r v i s o r com- wood Terrace reported to New Hardv. Miss Nancy Adele Krone. ing funds, but also are urging not studied, the LWV Board of Women Voters of N e w Castle. W^-*"?^™*1**
I* dis
h a d
man) and his entire board should mented
Castle police on Julv 4 that his Mr A. M Craig J r , and Mrs each person contacted to register agreed, however, that "a rea­ and not necessarily as represent- P ° f " °J ^* ™asu re
"
h
and vote
be complimented. No one except| Mr. Fox has been praised dog was lost.
F Kasten
ing
the
thinking
of
the
member™
*
S
sonable method of controlling
those working with them know- throuehout hi< lirst M \ monlhs
'
the rapidly rising population, ship as a whole or committing it
how much they do " he said, add­ by his associates, who have ap­
in
any
way.
It
should
be
evalu> ' ™M permit Counciluntil
such
time
as
adequate
fa­
Chamber Needs
Poll
his willingness
to
ing, "It's nice to know >ou can preciated
William A. Grier, chairman
cilities can be provided, would ated in the light of the following
fall back on these people when tackle problems and who have
Of Members
Before
considerations:
°*
Special Committee for
be desirable."
admired the efficienc.v and speed
von are in need rf heln
i1. The
T U „authority of
~r the
i h Board
n„,^
Taxation, and Town AtThe League Board's letter,
Backing
Ordinance
"The Zoning Board of Appeals with which solutions to a num­
sent to Mr. Fox by Mrs. Bruce
to act on behalf of the local n Saturday with attornejs rephas tough and knotty problems ber of these problems have been
Andrew Grieco. president of Miller, president, follows:
Taj Mahal, and the sight of this the Chappaqua Chamber of Com­
By MARK ADAMS
- the word appeals implies that," reached
league
is limited to those items resenting builders, who requested
"In response to the request of
He also has been praised e<-| Miss Mar\ Goode Krone f(building, world-renowned for its merce, has written William A. Mr. Grier, dated June 29, the
Mr. Fox commented "Mr. Pierce
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timp aftertime an apportunity
(Edward T. Pierce, Zoning Board penally for his personal interest Chappaqua is doing in 43 dajs beautv will be for Miss Krone, Grier. chairman of the Special
to "sit down and work out" what
chairman) and his associates in visiting all areas of the town what it took the hero in one of the highest point of her trip
Committee on Local Taxation,
.
.they termed "inequities" of the
to familiarize himself with their Jules Verne's books 80 davs to
After she leaves India. Miss that before any opinion expressed
work hard at them," he said
Chappaqua
Legion
| measure.
Praising Morris Lasker. Town needs and for his acceptance of do
Miss Krone is traveling Krone will have another long on the proposed Special Resi­
Moratorium on Permits
Attorney. Mr. Fox continued, suggestions outside Town Hall around the world h\ plane on a flight, but mainly over land, to dence District, should result from
Post
Cited
for
However, before agreeing to a
trip lasting onlv from July 28 reach Lebanon. Egypt is her next a poll of the entire membership.
delay,
at the suggestion of Barto September 9 - just one dav stop. Miss Krone plans to take
Membership
Work
While the Chamber of Com­
453, clay Shaw, president of the RePathway at Plaza,
a
hoat
trip
up
the
Nile
to
Luxor,
over six weeks to travel 22.259
merce is "naturally in favor of
C h a p p a q u a Post No.
American Legion, was well rep- publican Club, and David Nierenmiles with many stops along the and a donkey or camel-back ride any measures that will benefit
Road
Improvements
resented at the 38th annual bere:. local attorney, both of
to the area of the pyramids, the community", Mr. Gneco's
wav
appeared as "private citiAid
Pedestrians
Damage that is expected to run Westchester Countv American
later explained there had not
Miss Krone has traveled e x - ! t ° ™ Sphinx.
r,
..
/
.
j
,
.
•
zens".
the Town Board asked
Miss Krone then will fly been sufficient time to conduct into thousands of dollars when
Chappaqua pedestrians have tensiveh in the United States,
Legion
Convention
held
last
F
n
representing the v a n estimates have been submitted,
found easier w a l k i n g along but has never been abroad be­ across the Mediterranean to Is­ a membership poll.
day
and
Saturday
under
the
developers
to agree to a
tanbul, where she will see many
His letter further stated *«*at resulted from a fire in the new­ auspices of N e w Rochelle Post moratOFium on building perrhits
Quaker Street Bridge since the fore She didn't know any par­ beautiful mosques, and then to
kitchen
of the
many details that w e would like ly-renovated
Chappaqua -will participate in fences have been moved hack ticular place overseas she want­
during the two-week discussion
Athens
where
she
will
enjoy
Mount
Kisco
Country
Club
on jsj g
ed
to
visit,
so
she
decided
to
see
to hear from more members be­
the nation-wide Civil Defense and those walking no longer have
Saturday.
Chappaqua Post received a cij
.
Training Exercise next Fridav. to move out in the street at the almost everv thing, and then visiting the Acropolis and other fore expressing an opinion."
famous
ruins.
Italy
is
the
next
pick
a
spot
to
which
she
would
Prompt
action
on
the
part
of
July 20. when local s t w e t s and bridge's end.
tat ion for membership achieved Fox asked if the develop­
stop for Miss Krone. There she
two club members. Dr. Law­
sidewalks will be cleared of
The work was done last week like to return later.
ment for its good work during ers' attorneys would agree to
Pastor
rence Barnett and De Blois
vehicular traffic and pedestrians under superv ision of Joseph
Leaving from her home on will v isit Rome. Florence, and English
Venice
She
expect
to
take
a
Page, who discovered the fire, is the past year. The local organi- the moratorium, with spectators
for a fifteen-minute period
Brady, superintendent for this Sheridan Drive in Seven Bridges gondola ride down one of the Bring
Greetings
on
y
^ "P
^l' J**
credited by Edmund F. Ebert, zation was also congratulated
Chief Maurice J Haves in dis­ area of the State Department of on July 28, Miss Krone will fly
,f,
., attorneys present promised that
many
canals
in
Venjce
president
of
the
club,
with
lo­
To
Supervisor
Fox
its
ambulance
which
was
the
cussing the forthcoming alert Public Works, Town Supervisor across the country to San FfanFrom Venice. Miss Krone will
said that police will be stationed J. Edward Fox said.
sisco She will then visit Hawaii
Official greetings to Supervisor calizing the conflagration and only one in the American Legion mornatorium.
*•
at the main arteries throughout
and Honolulu The next leg of fly to Paris for a brief look at J Edward Fox of the Town of keeping the damages to a mini­ parade, and which is the only
Builders'
'
attorneys
hurled
The Town of N e w Castle
the Town of N e w Castle to stop
the trip has Miss Krone slightly the capital of France, and then New Castle, as presiding muni mum. Dr. Barnett and Mr. Page Legion ambulance in Westches- charges terming the proposed
plans to start this week work on
all traffice for the drill period a pathway leading from the Sta­ worried: she must fly over 4,594 to London. Finally, probably a cipal executive of Chappaqua had just returned to the cluHj * ^
,
. , . , .
'undemocratic", "not American,"
between 4:10 P.M. and 4:25 P.M.tion Plaza along Pinesbridge miles, of open water. before, little
. a c c u s a l the.TowpJ.-Board
u u ^ tired^btit,surely,with,
a i r ™ ^ ^ A i r ^ Vg rTe aht ^ ™ presented yesterdayi>y the! from their golf game, and noj-0r County maintained for the
^iitefesl •smoke^coming' ^irttip^^e s ! & V l c . e y 0 O - ^
Members of the N e w Castle P o ­ Road to Washington Street. The reaching-Japan. Miss Kroriie^has
lice Force will be assisted by path will extend several hundred done much travel by flying al­ wofidf Miss, Krone
Bqurnemouth, England, who is. itieri's looker room. Their imme­
Commander Vivian:^rnoid'atr ii%duties, of $he Board <#"Edthe Auxiliary Police, of which feet. Work will be done under ready, however, and probably to N e w York" on September 9 visiting here as guest preacher diate use of fire extinguishers •fen&ed" the* convention sessions, ucattori and 'of using' fUe- school
(Turn to Page 10, Please)
Donald Owens is captain.
for the First Congregational kept the fire from Spreading accompanied by delegates and situation as a "subterfuge.".
the supervision of Al Graff. New won't be as concerned over this
through the buildings.
The fire alarm will sound at Castle highway department su­ long flight as would a person
Church.
Not Board's Problem
4 10 announcing the alert in this perintendent
with less flving experience.
The fire was discovered and guests.
The Rev. Mr. Porter has been
Year's Last
Friday
aiea. and will sound the "all
reported
at
5:22
Saturday
even­
The Board was told "it's not
In Japan Miss Krone will visit
been appointed this year as
Mr Graff's department
clear at 4 2.x
ing.
N
e
w
Castle
volunteer
fire­
your
problem", with speakers as­
Tokvo and K\oto. with side trips The 13 th
Tomorrow
Chaplain to His Worship the
Arts and Craft
All commercial radio and tele­ is oiling roads along Lawrence to see other scenic and impor­
men
responding
to
the
call
serting
no one wants double ses­
Head off the black cat in Mayor of Bournemouth. Coun
vision broadcasts will be silenced Crosswavs, G r a c e Lane and tant places After leaving Japan. your path, and walk around cillor Philip George Tempjeman, broke through the kitchen ceil­ Class at Center
sions in the schools. "Leave it
during the nation-wide tiaining Campfire Road
Miss Krone will fly over more that ladder tomorrow to keep
P., and in this capacity he ing where, it is believed, the fire
"Arts and Crafts for Young to the Board of Education", they
exercise. Westchester residents
had
been
smoldering
for
some
open water dangerously close to good luck on your side for is a diplomatic representative
Adults," is a new division added urged.
are advised to tune to 1240 lor DRIVES O F F ROAD
time.
The
fire,
of
an
internal
Mr. Grier told the assembly
abroad
of
his
home
community.
to the summer program of the
Red China to reach Hong Kong Friday the Thirteenth.
124i. on their radio dials tor
nature,
was
not
in
any
way
re­
that
school taxes have increased
Westchester
Workshop,
which
Accordingly,
in
a
simple
informal
With the year half over, we
Neil Craig of Northway. Law­ in which she is interested partly
local information and instruc­
opened
Monday
at
the
County
lated
to
the
operation
of
the
from
$21.40 in 1950 to $33.40 last
ceremony
held
yesterday
morn
for its great beautv
can all breath easier after to­
tions. Station WFAS (normally rence Farms. South, drove off
Center,
White
Plains.
Members
kitchen.
ing
in
Supervisor
Fox's
office
in
lear
and
on to $44.40 at present.
Bangkok, in Thailand, is Miss morrow if luck holds out for
heard at 1230 kc. or 123) wiil the road on Wednesdav, July 4. Krone's next stop Here she will through the proverbial un­ Town Hall. Mr. Porter extended
of
this
group
will
meet
Thursday
Last
year,
the average classroom
Mr. Ebert complimented the
broadcast at steady intervals at Bedford Road and Whippoor- visit places with tongue-twist ing lucky day. The year 1956 has official greetings and presented
evenings
beginning
tonight
from
(Turn
to
Page 10, Please)
resourcefulness of the club man­
throughout the 15 minute period will Road, according to a report
7
to
10
o'clock,
and
following
the
New
Castle
official
with
a
abounded
with
Friday
the
13ths,
ager, Jack Guyer, who despite
of the accident filed with New- names like Chulalongkorn Uni­
of the exercise.
skill sessions in painting, photo­
Castle police
His car struck a versity and Wat Bonjamabopit. one in January, one in April, striking colored picture of the the fire damage, was able to graphy and ceramics, there will
The 1240 channel is known as guy wire supporting a pole. A a marble temple. Miss Krone will and tomorrow the unlucky day county borough of Bournemouth. improvise a buffet dinner for
"Conelrad" (Control of Electro­ tow-truck had to be summoned then fly to India, with Calcutta for the month of July, and the An elaborately printed souvenir Sunday, and is continuing the be a recreation hour and the op­
magnetic Radiation) and is a to haul the auto to a garage and Delhi the major stops. Near last Friday the 13th for this also was presented as a gift to operation of the kitchen and din­ portunity for making new friends.
Also reopening this week are
system devised bv the Govern­
Mr. Fox. In it are colored illus­ ing room. Estimates on the re­
Delhi Miss Krone will see the year. Whew!
for repair.
summer
sessions for adults, teen­
ment and the broadcasting in­
trations of the countyborough building of damaged parts of the
agers,
as
well as the Junior
dustry to bring official informa­
of Bournemouth, showing its lux­ club will be received throughout
Workshop
for
young people from
tion and Civil Defense instruc­
uriant gardens, its broad curving this week, • and repairs are ex­
8
to
16
years
of
age, meeting on
tions in times of emergencv
beach with great cliffs behind pected to be started within a
Mondays
and
Wednesdays.
Reg­
Without "Conelrad". e n e m v
Donald A. Halliday, prominent
it, and its protected natural bay. few days. Considerable struc­
istration
for
all
age
groups
which
bombers could tune in their di­
resident of Chappaqua for the
The Rev. M. Porter has been tural damage will need to be provide for classes in ceramics, past ten years, died Tuesday
rection finders to a station
pastor
of the East Cliff Congre­ repaired and replaced in the dressmaking, jewelry, metal en­ afternoon at his home on Seven
broadcasting in a target area
gational
Church at Bournemouth kitchen. Dining room damage is ameling, painting, photography Bridge Road, where he had been
and ride the "beam" right into
since
1948.
H e will serve in Chap­ of a less costly nature, being and weaving are being accepted ill for the past four months.
their targets. Conelrad stations,
all this week.
caused by smoke and water.
paqua
for
six
weeks.
of which W F A S is the Westches­
Active in civic affairs, Mr.
ter member, can continue to opHalliday had served as a mem­
prate even under attack condi­
ber of the Board of Education
tions and still deny enemy planes
from Sept. 3, 1953 to Dec. 31,
thig navigational aid.
1955. While a member of the
Board he served as Chairman
of the Educational
Program
Committee,
and
was
Chairman
A letter charging that school derful job in getting more in­ tive purposes reflected in the of its Finance Committee during
officials lack an "attitude «of formation to the people earlier budget.
$ 9,281 1955. In 1952 and 1953 he was
economy" has been sent to Ar­ and in improved form. A con­ General control
83,450 Chairman of, the Citizens Com­
Professional
salaries
—
thur L. Nash, president of the tinuation of this will be even
46,812 mittee on High School Program,
Clerical
salaries
.
Board of Education, by Edmund more helpful in years ahead.
A six-year old boy was injur­
As a premise upon which my Administrative Expense, 14,052 a committee jointly appointed by
F. Ebert of Bradley Farms, for­
ed and required hospitalization
5,575 the Parent-Teacher Association
mer chairman of the Town following comments are based, Adult school
after an accident here on Friday.
. — 22,800 and the Board of Education.
Club's Taxation and Finance let m e say I continue devoted Librarians
July 6. according to report filed
He was an active member of
17,900
,
to a top-notch school system of Nurses
Committee.
with Town of N e w Castle Police.
the
First Congregational Church,
13,000
Mr. Ebert resigned from the the academic quality w e have Alterations
Bobby Delharo of 21 Stone
and
was superintendent of the
665
Town Club's Board of Directors enjoyed in the past and recog­ Business office equipment
Avenue, Ossining. a passenger in
Sunday
School there until 1951.
2,300
when he became president of nize that • requires adequate fa­ Middle School Office, etc.
the car driven by John L. CaHe
served
on the Board of Trus­
Mount Kisco Country Club- be­ cilities as well.
farelli, also of Ossining. r?ceiv
tees,
Board
of Deacons and on
$215,835
However, I detect in the pres­
cause of lack of time for duties
ed head injuries, and was taken
the
Board
of
Christian Educa­
This is an incomplete analysis
ent budget, and only intimate
with both organizations.
tion.
to Phelps Hospital,
North
Mr. Ebert's letter pointed out familiarity could confirm it, far and you can quarrel with it if
Mr. Halliday was born in 1915.
Tarrytown, where hp w a s treat­
that all economy must stem from sufficient effort to bring you wish but it serves to il­ He was graduated from N e w
ed and admitted a s a patient.
from school officials and de­ under control administrative ex­ lustrate the point for those ex­ York University and the Ameri­
The accident occurred, Mr. Caclared that "I detect no altitude pense and no retrenchment what­ penditures represent over 14% can Institute of Banking, and
farelli said, as he w a s -driving
of economy in their own budge­ soever in "fringe benefits" . . . per cent of the total budget and at the time of his death w a s
South on Croton D a m Road
nor will this be done by tem­ almost I8V2 per cent of the
tary area."
Assistant Vice President of t h e
"Two cars approached me, head
He further stated that he de­ porizing in those areas. Rather, budget exclusive of fixed charges United States Trust Company in
Ing North", h e stated, "One car
and
debt
service.
If
all
administected in the present budget "far I believe, it will be necessary
N e w York.
was passing the other, and to
from sufficient effort to bring to be arbitrary if the school ad­ i'trative items were picked up, in­ Private funeral services are
avoid colliding, I made a sharp
cluding
such
things
as
$1,075
in
under control administrative ex­ ministration is to have inculcated
being held this afternoon at the
turn into Alia Partis Road, and
pense and no retrenchment what­ in it a philosophy of strict I crease (about 15 per cent in Beecher Funeral Home, with t h e
hit a tree." Kathy Gallagher of
economy. None of this implies^ telephone expense, the scope of
soever in 'fringe benefits'."
Rev. Alfred D . Moore, associate
17 Waldon Road, Ossining, w a s
Mr. Ebert's letter stated that criticism of professional com­ the problem to be recognized pastor of the First Congrega­
also a passenger in the car. The
would increase.
in his opinion "it will be neces­ petence.
driver, who will be twenty years
Effective e c o n o m y in the tional Church, officiating. Inter­
The budget items do not di­
sary, to be arbitrary if the school
ment is in Fairlawn Cemetery,
old this month, has a Junidr
administration is to have in­ rectly reflect the problem of ad­ school system-as a whole results Quaker Hill. A memorial service
Operator's licensp.
culcated in it a philosophy of ministrative costs for they are from an attitude and I detect will be held at 3:30 Sunday
spread throuehout the budget. no attitude of economy in • their
strict economy."
afternoon at the First Congrega­
Four Pianos
Needed
His complete letter follows: For example "Instructional Serv­ own budgetary area a m o n g tional Church, conducted by the
ices" include increased admin­ school officials from whom all
Mr. Arthur L. Nash
By Middle
School
Rev. Mr. Moore.
economy must stem.
istrative expenses as follows:
Sheridan Drive
Mr. Halliday is survived by his
Four pianos will be needed by
As this is a subject of com­
Professional alaries
. $21,400
Seven Bridges
Board
is
visiting
the
premises
WHEN
IN
DOUBT,
the
tapeter,
'
~
'
%M
wife,
Elizabeth B. Halliday, t w o
the new middle school which will
Clerical salaries*
17,014 mon interest among us, I a m
Chappaqua, N e w York
of
each
person
who
has
sought
measure
soon
verifies
taxable
Edwarc
sons,
Donald
Halliday Jr., a stu­
open in September, Bruce Mc
Administrative expense- - 3,862 taking the liberty of sending a
Dear Art:
an
adjustment,
and
to
date
areas
for
Board
of
Review
The
three,"who
have
heen
workdent,
in
the
Horace Greeley
Gill, principal, has announced.
copy of this letter to T o m School, and Barry, a student in
Personal problems prevented a
some
20
places
have
been
vis­
members,
who
have
been
busy
ing
steadily
to
process,
the
62
Mr. McGill asks that Chappa
$42,276 Fisher, President of the Town
complaints, were pictured at the ited. If there is any doubt, close analysis, of t h e summary
Roaring Brook School; and by
qua residents with pianos no since June 19, Tax Grievance
•Includes 50% increase • in Club, and 'Margaret* Goble, Edi­
School" District N o . 4 Budget at
"we
measure
the.whole
place
Day,
checking
on
the
62
appliresidence
of
Sol
Resnick,
1256
his
mother, Mrs. Edrih Haliiday
longer in use and in reasonably
the time it was released to the number of personnel.
and
check
everything
taxable.
tor
of
the
N
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w
Castle
Tribune.
Hardscrabble
Road.
They,
have
of
Troy,
N. Y., and the home ad>good condition consider donating cations for revaluation of as
In other words, almost-25 per
public 'and -only vacations-time
We
make
sure,
though,
that
the
Sincerely,
dress..
Donald
Jr. and Barry, w h o
them for the schobl's use.
continued working, regardless
sessments. Serving as Board of
cent of the increase in "Instruc­
has permitted a study of it.
taxpayer
is
not
being
assessed
have
been
a
t
Camp Dudley on
Edmund
F
.
Ebert
The school will pay moving ex Review members are Tax As­ of the weather, visiting several
tional Services" is really admin­
You
and
I
have
talked
about
for'ahythinghie
doesn't
have,"
Lake'Champlain,
returned home
15"
Bradley
Farms
ptnaes and for having them
properties during t h e ' rdiny Board me,rita-s commented— this subject _many tinges * in' the istrative expense, Let's also look
sessor
Lynde
W..
Tucker,
left,
yesterday*
tun«dr and otherwise put into
Chappaqua, N e w York
past and you have done a won-at expenditures for administra­
Councilman Louis L. Kopp, cen- da^s last week' and this,-' The Photo by Adafis
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Boy, 6, Hurt
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Attitude of Economy Lacking in School
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