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RYE-HARRISQtf THE DAILY ITEM PORT CHESTER TUESDAY JUNE 9 1942 RYE-HARRISON TACE FOUR Of Successor Defer red By Milton Board FLEDGE FOK NECIXAH INVESTMENT IN 10 376375 DETENSE savings BONDS I I NAffZMmiaMf MwdwfNn The Slw will boy Dsls Savings Bends 88I8HUX tan erw The will bny I bslowi Volunteers Needed To Sell Bonds Stamps In Harrison Mre Jamee McGee booth Its services but as yet ha not been Stamps and Bonds at th railroad station theater and stores has been excellent th sale at local Vents where large gathering! collect has boon very small Mrs Henry Harwood chairman reports and urges that everyone buy at every occasion ovsa If Is only ono stamp VacancyDoesn Exist Yet Locker Warns Colleagues in Du Wood- Hat old llullnter district u- 1 a kul HI ifv In A Ml-KMOr notifying assigned for a dsfinlts term Ths Senior Girl Scout also have assisted While ths general sals of War by ihs metbeds BMsd To aid the Notional Defense I pledge that I ioveet the earn of i Defense Savings Bonds (or Stamp) eocbr I will boy these Bonds: From peM sSss bsnl sv eibo safes sgsoeyi I By mail hem bs Tiwamwr af iheUaited flutm WsAlsglsn ansi Uedw Par-Bog 5svleg F1s(sv eihw mailer ssvsspmmt far mgnto ysrihsns) Dl sdsM si my pise sf smyleyeenti ayaiematlaaliyt 1 indicate the bin sf tba darotion of th War or so long oo I sm financially Ue to do sat I win faithfully thii'pkdge for (Print- BUY TECbT 0 si mu SI Hop School tiurtee for 20 )tr h'i lfrdr-(rd hi relzua-licit tat week to taeetTf rffeCLve July I will no I l1oinl'd tcr th: iiionili r-r-ffial meeting or at the annual meeting of thr Education July 1 The name of yia Pnn Cilwon Jr rarnuuneil at ll: bos id Meeting tail mphl a ano'hrr prihllity for the t'na name of Vincent Klrijan alrrady bavin beep put fuiaaid Thl was announced laat niht at the- reeiiiar mrrtlna of' the board in Miitoji'Bclinol by Prel-drnt Georg SI- Langekih after Bird Kelly mid Ed aid Pi nr had Baked mnaidrratioii of Iha board In la-half of Mij Kecgan who wai dofeatrd Iha office pf acliiad trustee In tl: Spring clecUm by firorze Haify Barking For Keegan Sir Kelly and Sir Ren nn named In wail on the board by David -Ciriffen ro-cbalrman with Slrp Florence Hoag of a --committee winking fnr Sfr Keeg-an'a appointment- Freaidcnt Lan-geloh auapendrd the regular order of bunneif to liter them laat night and to read a letter recommending the appointment of Sir Keeg- an signed by Mr Onffen ana Mra Hong aa yepiraentatlvei hf th vole re who eupported him In the Spring election' when he lost out to Sir Harvey by only seven vote -Also read wai a letter from perlntendrnt of achoola th board of Mr Woodman resignation Trustee Frederick Locker an attorney called attention to the fact that whil the board wpuld not stand eta tba tecta ideality In hearing proposal regarding the appointment of a new trustee it waj awaiting th original resignation of Mr Woodman' aent Mr Hollister and-de-gaily could not art until that wa Sled with District Clerk Roy Julie (low ete Sf Kelty-a peaking lit Mr Kea-gan'a behalf aald that "'ll the vote had nut been so alos (1M to 171 1 there would bo uo purpoat In our being heie" position is not on of attempting To brihg pressure on the ha explained lha general harmony Of th school district and the ultimata aim all have-the progrej of thla little Institution ws lovt so I think Mr Keegan's name ahould he given vary serious eonaldera- Mr Lsngeloh assured Mr Kelly -that careful consideration would ba given his request Mr Woodman who verbally varlfled hla resignation as of July 1 said understood that Mrs Olbson would be favorable to the appointment If It were- offered to her Mr Locker cautioned that vacancy does not actually exist as yet" THIS IK A RFFHODl'CTIOX of a pledge card that will bo distributed to' all Westchester County folko lo a bous-to-house bantbes urging them to aid the natlon's war sffort by purchasing War Savings Bonds Father Farrell Completes 20 Years In Priesthood A Solemn High Mass of Thanks- to St Church Waah- ington Haights- for Sva yaars St Rita's Church ths Bronx tor three after which exmo to Rys Among th guests to bo present 'tomorrow will bo the Rt Rev Monslgnor John Foams a former assistant pastor of Church of th 1 Reeurroetlon anil now president of Bt Joseph's Seminary Dunwoodle when ha and Fathor Farrell were classmates the Rev Dr Joseph Kluns Hawthorne and ths Very Rev -Valentine 7 Snyder assistant chancellor of ths giving will be offered at the Church pf tbs Burrsctlon Rya tomorrow 'at to commemorate the 20th anniversary of tha ordination of tha Rev Thomas Far-rell an assistant pastor who has ssrvsd tha Rya Parish' 12 years A nativs of NaW York City Father Farrell entered Cathedral College In 1910 and wan graduated In 1918 with aa AB degree Then he studied six years at St Joseph's Seminary Dunwoodle and was ordalnad a priest June 10 chairman for the town-wide calc of War Stamp and Bond In Harrison Is making an appeal for more organisation' to volunteer their services to eervo week each To date aii weeks have been reserved by local club at th conclusion of which the Woman's dub of Harrison unlos new volunteers ar added will start on its second lap- Yh project will continue for the duration Tho following organizations havt already served their week: Garden dub of Harrison Liberty Circle Harrises Chapter 789 Women's dvio dub of Har-rloon tha Auxiliary of Curtis Beaman Read Post 1047 Episcopal Club of All Saints' Episcopal Church and tha dub Tha Ladies' Auxiliary of the Church of 8L Gregory tho Great is In charge of this sol Court Bt Gregory will serve Juno 13 through 11 and Iodgo Gorilla Bono and Daughters of Italy Juns 22 through 28 Th Girl Scout Council baa lent lie assistance on occasion and the Entro Nous dub has voiuntsorod INJURED IN FALL William Kenny Meadow Place Rya suffered out of tho forehead and tight kneo after a fall down tho stairway of tho oast platform of tho Now Havon Railroad Rya station yesterday at 4:19 Ha woo traatad at United Hospital HEAD INJURED Donald Elwtll 94 Cedar Place Rye was trialed for-a bead lao-aratlon at United Hospital yao-tarday attar a fall off a feueo In a lot near hla homo' Hla hood truck a stona whan htfell BTUiVf no astro mt'lvf be- hf bWrose EscWm boodi Iridgo sUsn Oddrwft plsy eesL le el bc8n (tea 8L50 far $19 Nr to Saurian Nan Abe European plan 10 dbcnnt by I Twe Meeks so lbs leenl walk LTIffct: II 4M Ihm 1-1441 1822 after which he wee assigned archdiocee Mrs Pain Gibson Jr Would Accept Milton Post Rye High Dads Preparing Many Varied Programs WAS la flowers PM in whiskies MJFrasL grab otsM qMH Sf eg Ceos os ere undefeated during the ceason The Dade are supporting the Band concert June- 11 and with tha High School Band which they sponsor will attend the Boy Scout Court of Honor June 12 Roy Julie reported plans for larger band next Fall and advlaad of progreao this year Truman Bailey will show moving pictures of hi vacation trip at tha meeting tomorrow Gregory Coffin is In- eharg of refreshment A paid up membership of 1ST was reported by Joseph Hart and Edward Renz membership chairmen John MacHardy le chairman c( th Fall beefsteak outing la September at Disbrow Park Plans for the annual election officers tomorrow- night at 8:19 In tho school library and other future events were announced today by th Rye High School Dads' Club With the Guild the club will sponsor the Alumni dance at Rye Golf Club Juno 23 At a recent executive meeting Dr Floyd Williams reported that Troop 5 pozner ed by the Dads was responsible for Rye winning th recent SIwanoy Council meet In which 21 troops competed Silver track shoe trophlce will be awarded th Rye High School track team which recently won the championship The squad was of Mr Frnn Gibson long active In Milton School affairs will accept appointment as school ti ultra to lha vacancy creatrd by Dana Woodman but she will make no effort to aeek the post fdiongly in favor of consolidating the community's three echoul disti lets lira Gibson thla morning when informed that her name had -been' mentioned for the appointment at th Milton Board of Education meeting last night paid: will accept if appointed but will not eerk the office It le a lot of bard work and It they waul me to do' It I will but I state now that I will work for the one thing that the late Mre John Jtumpstone worked for namely consolidation of the threa districts 1 think it would bring about mur unity in tlia community and If handled properly would piean saving to tba taxpayers Urges Consolidation "Mrs HUmpstone one aald that they told hrr she would nevrr live to see a central high school fa I of -it an evening As Ihn gardenia la tha symbol of Do Luxe has coom la be tha symbol ef 9M8kn trsdsdi Carp AT Nurses Aides Sought In Rye For United Hospital Course The DAILY ITEM IS READ DAILY BY 7562 FAMILIES OF THIS COMPACT MARKET a (BOVSCa-AKiU Barcas if ClrenlatfonJ II Aliraliams Oii-'OnPnA Staff ABRAHAMS Howard Abrahams well known In Rye ae a Summer rest dent end an executive of Ludwigs Baumann furniture Arm In New York City has resigned to Join the Office of Price Administration New York He will work with the Furniture Section of th Retail Trade and Service Division Mr Abrahams has been associated with Ludwig Baumann stores sines 1829 He la a graduate of Cornell University and took additional' course at the University of Florida and Cumberland University His parent reside at 58 Lyndan Street Rye STATIONED at lha Great Lakes' Navsl Training Station lo George Kirschbaum eon of Mr and Mrs Edward Klrichbsum of 117 Graca Church Street Rye Ha is in ths 8 Coast Guard HARRISON'S latest recruit In the 8 Navy is Philip Ball son of Hr and Mrs William Ball IT Oakland Avenue who hsa left for a training station Ha Is 17 years old PVT OLMSTED HOME Private Harold Olmatead who Is stationed at Camp Edison Sea Gut spent tl) weekend with his parents Mr and Mre Samuel Olmsted 281 Halstead Avenue Harrison SCHOOL BOARD MEETS A regular mealing of th Board of Education of District 8 Rys and Haryiaon will be held la ths High School Library Thursday at No other iwwtpipor rogardleu of whoro printed begins to dupli-cata Hit high saturation of tha Port Chester Daily Item among tha honiM of this maifcat Tho Ryo Red Cross Nurses 1 1 Aides' Corps Is recruiting volunteers among college girls and other women who ore able- to atr tend an intanalva training course at United Hospital during tha Summer It was announced today by Jamas MeCulloh Rye Chairman "Gradual nurses by the thousands are be tag called Into actlvo war service Those not called must have Mr MeCulloh explained A class will otart June IS at United Hospital and will meet Hvo days sach week three hours day for 80 hours of training Tho first part of tho course Includes 39 hours of classroom Instruction and will ba conducted mornings for two and one-half i two groups could not get along together Rha lived to eee It and hops I live Iq eee consolidation the threa districts 'Tvs sort of taken up her caudle and am carrying It thtnk Mr (Vincent) Keegan would make a good trustee and I hope ha gets It but If I am select'd I will serve although I will make no effort to win the Artis la IVT A Mis Gllison organized the Mil-' ton School Band eerved three year ago ae acting president of Milton P-T A for a year and for ten year has been active in Rye Girl Scout srork Tiro Children la School A daughter Jean la a sophomore at Rye High BchOol having prepared at Milton School and a son Jack will complet hla atudlee at Milton this month and enter Rye High In the Fall Interest naturally win be In the High School from now on" said Mre Gibson expressing desire to represent Milton on the Cent re I Board If appointed to the Mlllon post Ladies9 Auxiliary Aids Stamp Sale Members of tba Ladles Auxiliary of tbs Church of 8L Gregory the Great Harrison under the leadership of Mrs Victor Scctla are In charge of the booths this week (or th sale of War Stamps and Bonds Mr Scelia'a assistants locluds Mrs Jules Brulatour Mrs Joseph Olender Mre John O'Callabmn Mrs Marcel Buteux Mrs Thomas Crotty Mrs William Laager-feld Mrs Thomas O'Kecfs Mrs Thomas Ptendergast Mrs William SUtterjr Mra William Hsckerdora Mrs Fred Brlekar Mrs James Antoaucel Miss Frances Murray Mist Sylvia Sutherland Miss Louisa Campo monos! The People of This MARKET SPEND ANNUALLY FOR DRUGS Garden Club Show Thursday Will Feature Three Glasses The annual June Sower show ofCstrms '7 delphinium epecimen spike I dianthus three atalks 9 forget-me-nots three ateme 10 gnillnrdla three ateme 11 hamer-ocallic one atalk 12 Iria (bearded) one atalk 19 lilies on stalky 14 perennial cornflower three stems 13 pansies 10 items No IS original poppy one specimen 17 annual poppy thrsa stem 18 hybrl tea rose' specimen named 10 climbing rose epecimen spray 15 inches named 20 violas 10 stems 21 peony epecimen bloom doublo 22 peony specimen bloom single 21 collection of perennials not mentioned above and arranged for effect (nnmed) 24 collection of nnnualo not mentioned above arranged for effect (named) Other Arrnogr meats -Artistic Class: 23 arrangement of any plant material of ona color whits Bowers for accent 28 arrangement of rosea and other Bower In on eld fashioned container 27 arrangement of any foliage using fruit as nn accessory 28 arrangement of triad using green orange purple 29 arrangement as you like It using cut plant material from exhibitor's garden 30 arrangement of blue Bowers In blue Containers using red flowers for accent committee will supply white background entries limited to six entries space IS In IS In garden clubs SI an-rnngemcnt of succulent and red geranium In wooden container (he Harrison Garden Club will be held Thursday afternoon from 8 to 3 In (ha Church Brhoul Hall of All Saints' Episcopal Church The show will be divided Into three closes: artistic cultural and one for garden clubs All entries must be In by 11 o'cloek Thursday morning Mr Raymond McCabe entry chairmen announced with the exception of entry 30 Which must ba In no later than today since space le limited fnr that particular cbm Mrs Florence Stevens club president has extended an Invitation to the public to attend Mrs A Elledge Is stage chairman Variety Of (lasses' The cultural class Includes: 1 Anclusa three stalks 2 bleeding heart specimen spray 2 Canterbury bell three stalks 4 coral hells three stalks 5 coreopsis 10 stems 8 cornSowers 10 WHY WAIT? YOUR COX $1042 ff weeks Part two to- practical war experience and may bo taken either In the morning or afternoon alternating each week The entire count will last five weeks Volunteen then will have th reat of the Summer In which to start tha 190 hours of volunteer work required Teachers or college students may also arrange to give this service during weekends Applicants must be between IS and 90 yeara old In good health and wllh good educational background duties will bo to perform a variety of hospital teaks that will help the graduate nurses Anyone qualified and desirous of Joining the Summer close should call Mrs Victor Cooley Rye 20 nYE TIIUST Rye X'Y Tel Rye MM Member I IT WAR HO UR MS STAMPS KITCHEN it READY NOW! And what a kite bra effteieary braetvl COX kitchens are designed to lit heth yew rtqnlremenls and budget In fart ss little lie day places a (OX kite hen yew home The laeorparate the latest kltehcn test am and eenvenieness stnrdy cabinets onlirisaiinc ysnr every need sH ypss of sink tops Inquire new far hugest pssslkls srler-tiea Steel cnbineta are Ull available Write far XsaSUi av Visa Our Shseisssu Air Raid Warning System Tests Every Saturday Noon From now on the Harrison air Rys Ridge Road alren 8 AdaL raid warning system will bt testr fPhi Avenue siren 8 Harried exactly at 12 noon every Sab- OB Aveu Flr Houm' lr horn-urday It was announced today by Chief Warden Harold Stud we II Residents arc asked to regard tha Ignalo as tost Wardens assigned to oporato tho olgnals aro askid to chock their watcheo with Chief Warden Studwstl not later than 11:49 A Ths air raid signal will ba given for two minute Thero wlU theq bo an Interval of two minutes after- which the all-clear will ba given for two minutes -Signals for aa air raid ar a series of abort blasts evenly spaced given rapidly for at least two minute Tho all-cloar Is tho amo except that the spacing or timo Interval between each blast Is twice that of tho elgnal given for tho air raid warning Ths Harrison warning system now conolote of nlno signals: 1 Old Istka Street near Buckhout Rood siren 2 West Harrison Fire Headquarters siren 9 Century Ridge Rond siren 4 Purchase Fire House elrcn 3 Arente Estate Lincoln Avenue siren Westchester Country Club siren 7 Don't Drive To Pay Your Bills USE CHECKS Needless drlvla will wear "a rey klUe kr rkerk Iktmqk Ik mail lee ear Wrlal eksrhlnn nlae lee Mr ON fee a been el rkrrks ee etkev ee mtalweii keleeee wqalrcd The ANSWER T)ie people of this market spend liberally for prescriptions cosmetics and drug needs They read The Daily Item each week to make sure thjat they get HIGH QUALITY-FAIR PRICES These people know that the merchandise advertised in The Daily Item is reliable and suitable for their families IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE CONSISTENTLY a udadlv jnriEM Quality blaats Theodore Fremd I PerrS eae Ba Tk Ba U8 TB.