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CJl SUNDAYS NEWS Propose N.Y,Office or Presidenl -t of MANHATTAN and the BRONX 0 Cast 424 St. (212) MU 2 1234 ent" because the wording does buildings. The structures were not adequately spell out what's designed in the Italian Renais- to be protected when the pub- sance palazzo style by the firm lie is given access to the five of McKim, Mead and WThite. Published every Sunday by New York Newt 220 East 4 2d New N.Y. 10017.

Roger Watherington, Regional Editor. WITH BRUSH IN HAND WAREHOUSE SALE Mayor Beame rolled up his sleeves and helped a group of FROM STORAGE TUES-WED THURS. kids from Chinatown PS 23 kick off a citywide eifort to spruce up community parks this summer. (CLOSED THIS MON BI CENTENNIAL HOLIDAY) It as part of a joint city-state program aided by two to 5 CO private organizations aimed at putting the neighbor back in neighborhood parks. We have a lot of admiration for the youngsters and adults who will be working side by side in this campaign.

They come from diverse backgrounds, but they share one MANY SUITABLE WALL-TO-WALL EVERY RUG CLEANED A MOTHPROOFED By BRYANT MASON Questioning the need for another luxury hotel in midtown Manhattan, critics of the proposal to build a swank hostelry behind the landmark Villa rd Houses clashed last week with spokesmen for the city's business and construction interests at- a City Planning Commission hearing. One opponent, who is a great grandson of the builder of the 90-year-old landmark, suggested converting the unoccupied structure into a regional executive office for the President. The men, Dim'tri S. Villard, proposed financier Harry B. Helmsley' efforts to build a 52-slory hotel adjacent -to the Villard Hjuses, located on Madison between 50th and 51st Sts.

"In the number one city, I that there should be an office for the President when he's away from Washington," added Villard. Oti.er critics maintained that there was enough hotel space in the area. Romaine Weil, who is vice-chairman of the Soaiety Against VHlard's Extinction, decried the City Planning Commission's draft of a resolution for preserving the Houses while also permitting the hotel project She stated that the resolution was "unenforceable" and "incoher- common bond a passionate love for this city and a resolve to keep it the apple of everyone eye. AT A FRACTION OF ORIGINAL COST THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM PARTIAL LISTING NEGLECTED WONDER We enthusiastically applaud the understanding philosophy practiced by the New York Botanical Garden. For its erowded community, it represents "a safety valve," according to president Howard S.

Irwin, and there is free access for visitors, without fences, chains or other man-made crimps on uninhibited movement. "There is enough regimentation in life without imposing it in the garden," he says. Excellent! But not enough New Yorkers avail themselves of this release from urban tensions. Half the visitors come from within a half-mile circle. Resolve that, at least once this summer, you will make a trip to this 250-acre paradise of plants and flowers.

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Kids to Hear Sammy Sing Sammy Davis Cab Calloway and Calloway's daughter Lael headline a benefit for the a I m-Dowling Children's Service on Wednesday. The service is a nonprofit child welfare agency in central Harlem that helps unwed mothers and fathers place children in foster care or adoptive homes. The concert to be held in Carnegie Hall will be witnessed by 1,000 underprivileged kids whose tickets are being furnished by the Friar's Club and Harrah's nightclub in Reno. MILL ENDS nr. 423 NEW RUGS TRIAL RUNS 2.95 IRREGULARS! SQ.

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'SUA, NOTE NEW HOURS ft FRL 9-6 THURS: 9-8 SATj 10-5 i 3 Zoning, New Projects an Auction Slated The Board of Standards and Appeals wiH hold its weekly public meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the ninth floor of 80 Lafayette Manhattan. The board will decide on request by the Bellaciceo and Sons Bakery to add a floor and expand parking facilities at 217-44 98th Queens Village. Conversion et Worefcoose Also scheduled is an intitial hearing for a zoning variance request for the conversion of a six-story warehouse and factory into a residential structure at 76-84 Warren St, Manhattan. The board also will hear a request for a zoning variance to permit conversion of a first-floor and mezzanine area of an art and auction gallery into a health club at 18-20 E.

50th St, Manhatan. The Municipal Services Administration will hold its weekly auction of surplus city vehicles at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Ban-credit Service Agency, 126-30 Willets Point Corona, Queens. The Board of Estimate will hold a public hearing at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in City Hall.

-The board will hear testimony on the initiation of capital budget projects, including such proposals -as the renovation and improvement of school buildings and playgrounds in all boroughs, the purchase of subway cars, improveent of the Staten Island Rapid Transit system, alterations to- buildings in the senior colleges in the City University system and tree rehabilitation in city parks and streets. "The City Council on Health, will meet at 9:30 Wednesday in City Hall. The committee will continue ks haring on proprietary hospitals. Community Planning Boards- I Manhattan Board 1 bas announced that it will continue to hold regular meetings in July and The board meets July 13 and Aug. 10 at pan.

at Pace University, Lower Level B. Board 5 meets 'July 28 at 7 Pjh. at Wilkie Memorial Building, 20 W. 40th St. An open executive meeting of Board 6 will be held July 7 at 7 p.m.

New York University Medical Center, 550 First Classroom B. Board 7 meets July 6 at 7:30 p.m. at John Jay College, 445 W. St, Room 131L CUSTOM DwwnstrtfiM Fitted cunai.M aTMMt "Fierie feti" tnn, mnt mhrMli, flflillt t'i sKter? luln CstVafl. tiiyl crt.

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All in Wash and Senior Program Gets 2G Village Visiting Neighbors, a West Greenwich Village community program which has dealt with the special problems of older people of the area since the spring of 1972, was been awarded at grant of $2,000 by ACTION, Federal Agency for Volunteer Service. There are currently 60 volunteers of all ages serving the program. Each devotes at least two hours a week to provide friendshop and a helping hand to the elderly in the community. The area covered by the program extends south from 14th St to Houston St and from the Hudson River east to Broadway. About 8,000 people, 65 years and older, live in the Greenwich Village community.

According to the 197 census, this is 12 of the total village population. A 1971 survey indicated 5 of the local elderly are homebound. Wear Modacry lie Fiber! WIGS SECOND FLOOR ALL INSTRUMENTS TAUGHT RY. SCHOOL OF MUSIC 54th Year) Open 1 p.m. to 9 pja.

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