VESTITI CAPPOTTI PURA LANA DA UOMO

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NEW CASTLE NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1950
Movies, Fencing
Scheduled by Dads
GIRANDO PER MOUNT KISCO
Save your old paper for the the Scouts and it helps the
Scout paper collections. It helps j country.
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II Mount Kisco Italian American Mens Club presentera'
un gruppo di bpzzztii
musicali sotto il titolo di "Happy Holi'
Jdavs" (Feste Gioconde), un lavoro del tutto originate, le
A gala program of unusual;
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w . ' sere del 19 e 20 geimaio, prossimo venturo, nella sate della
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Chappaqua Dads' Open House' vocato Edward T. Saivato, presidente della benemeirta orga'
ior older youngsters, seventh • nissazione.
grade and up.
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La muscia e le parole di ogni bozsetto sono il prodotto di
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Friday, December 22, instead of Angelo Giiliano. 11 signor Delisio che ha scntto la rausica e
Saturday, December 16, as orig-j ba fatto le orchestrasioni, dirigera' Torchestra durante le due
inally scheduled.
sere. I canti e i ballabili si riferiranno tutti a giornate rnemora'
Christmas music for the Open | bili o storiche. Verrano ricordate le feste di San Patricio, la
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Le prove sono in corso gia da quaiche mese. L entusiasmo
entertainment to be provided by I che prevale fra gmppi che prendono parte fa prevedere un
The New Castle News. In addi­ grande successo nelle due serate, sia artistico che finansiario.
tion there will be community
Fanno parte del comitato in preparasione della serata in
Christmas carol singing to re­
gennaio,
Peter Romano come Chairman e Joseph -Briguglio,
cordings.
A feature of the Open House
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will be a bare Christmas tree on
which each child attending will
be expected to hang an inex­
pensive gaiyly wrapped gift, tree
and all to be taken to the Eliza­
beth Milbank. Anderson Home
for distribution on Christmas
SUPERB ENSEMBLE BY
A program of Christmas mov­
ies has been arranged, to prospecial Christmas cartoon, to pro­
R O G E R SGALLET
vide nearly an hour and a quar­
N O W ? 3 famous fragrances gift- .'
ter of movie entertainment, ac­
boxed a n d popularly priced!
cording to James Bernson, the
Include sachet, cologne, soopj
chairman for the evening. There
BLUE CARNATION
will be only one showing be­
IAVANDE
ginning at 8:05 p.m.
FIEURS D'AfttOUR
ALL J. UW
Guests will then be served re­
Plus >OA
freshments of a considerably wi­
/EXTRA SPECIAL! SAVE NOW!
der and fancier variety than is
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customary for Open House.
WALKERS
DRUG STORE
RATE
Climax of the program will be
a fencing exhibition, staged in
145 MAIN STREET
WHite Plains 9-0270
the gymnasium by a group in­
cluding former Olympic and na­
tional champions, Jose R. and
Miguel de Capriles and Darnell
Every, and Pleasantville's school
coach, William L. Osborn, with
team members Carolyn A\igelis
and Patricia Parsons.
This will be the final Open
House for 1950. Sessions for old­
er and younger groups are sched- j
uled immediately after the start'
of the new year, according to
Chappaqua Dads' presi d e n t
James Scull.
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE
EXOTIC FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS TABLES?
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WE HAVE —
PHEASANT at $10.00 a brace
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GUINEA HEN at 85c per ft
TOULOUSE GEESE at 90c per lb
CONNECTICUT CAPONS at 65c per ft
CONNECTICUT BROILERS at 60c per
(2 day delivery )
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Board Holds Bond,
Two Plat Hearings
In the one case to appear for
public hearing before the New
Castle Planning Board on Mon­
day, December 11, Frank Pytel,
developer of Cloverlea, was
granted a six months' extension
of his performance bond for the
construction of subdivision roads.
Approval was given by the
Board to section 2 of the Indian
Hill development of the Steph|i
M. Ruden Corp., decision on
which had been postponed from
the Board's previous hearing at
a special meeting when the Board
requested that on 18 per cent
grade on one of the subdivision's
roads be reduced to 16 per cent.
Approval was granted on com­
pliance with this requirement.
The new development is about
25 acres in extent, and is platted
for 22 houses.
A preliminary hearing on sec­
tion 3 of J. Bain Turner's Old
Acres development, of about 14
acres in extent and laid out for
10 houses, resulted in approval
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D A UOMO
or
VENISON (choice cuts at $2.00 per tb
(2 day delivery)
PERUGINA Nougat Candy at $1.60 box
PERUGINA Chocolate at 39c per bar
PERUGINA Hard Candy at $1.25 box
and
from ITALY
PROVOLONI (cheese at $1.20 per lb
ANTIPASTO at $1.10 per jar
CHESTNUTS at 25c per lb
MUSHROOMS (in olive oil) at $1.89 jar
PROSCIUTO at $1.95 per lb
SALAMI at $1.95 per lb
OLIVE OIL at $5.50 per gallon
and
from TEL AVIV
CHOCOLATES at 30c per bar
and
From SPAIN
PUEBLO del DUCH MELONS at $1.10 each
and
CRAWFORD CLUB CHEESE STRAWS at 29c
CRAWFORD TARTAN SHORTBREAD at $1.50
BUCHANAN ROYAL MINTS at 69c per can
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