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56A tie YONKERS HERALD STATESMAN, WHITE PLAINS REPORTER Russell, Burdsall Ward Approaching 115th Year Approaching its 115th ar in mid-1959, Port Chester's Russell, Burdsall Ward Bolt and Nut Cana is gearing its product, plant people to be, prepared for tough competition in the years ahead. One of the nation's oldest and largest manufacturers of fasteners, RB has invested millions of dollars to expand and improve capacity. The company has added new hot dip galvanizing line, an 18,900 square foot steel storage EISNERMOREHOUSE, Inc MORTGAGE SPECIALISTS SERVING WESTCHESTER MORE THAN 25 YEARS 3 BANK ST. WHITE PLAINS TEL. WHite Plains 9-2595 building and new manufacturing space to its Midland Ave.

plant. Modernized headers, threaders and secondary equipment, as well as expensive new heat treating furnaces, are being installed. The heavy capital outlay required for fastener manufacturing is seen in the fact that a big boltmaker can cost a quarter-million dollars or more. Office Addition A new office addition, plus modernization of se eral floors of existing offices, is nearing completion at -the company's Midland Ave. headquarters.

New personnel have been added to strengthn RB W's management team." In th past year, Harry 0. Mc-Cully, sales vice president, was elected senior vice president. W. Gould Jones, formrely associated with McKinsey and management consultants, was elected vice president in charge of sales and a director. S.

Hamilton formerly partner in the New York law firm of Sullivan Cromwell, was named vice president and treasurer. John J. Lohrman was named manager of a newly-established distribution department an. William H. Schmidt was appointed plant superintendent at Port Chester.

New Sign Due A familiar sight to riders of the New Haven Railroad, the RB plant will soon be identified by a large new illuminated sign along- Dedicated to PROGRESS in Commerce, Industry and Community Our services are available to assist in every way, new businesses- industrial and commercial -who are interested in locating in New Rochelle. the city with the brightest future in Westchester. All inquiries for information concerning the Queen City of the Sound will receive our prompt, courteous attention. Co-sponsored by the following members of the Business- -Industry Division: Atrequipt Manufacturing Co. New Rochelle Pirst Westchester and Loan Association Federal Savings National Bank Flynn Burner Corporation New Rochelle Hospital Gold Lest Pharmacal Co.

People's Bank for Savings Gries Reproducer Corp. Portman Instrument Company Imp Originals, Inc Quaker Ridge Fuel and Supply Company Daniel P. -MacNamee and Company, Raleigh Company Producta Rawlplug Company National Bank of R. E. C.

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Insulation Corp. Voland and Sons, Ine. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF NEW ROCHELLE, INC. (Formerly Civie Combmerce Ass'a.) MOUNT VERNON DAILY ARGUS, DISPATCH, TARRYTOWN DAILY NEW ROCHELLE STANDARD STAR, NEWS, OSSINING CITIZEN REGISTER, MAMARONECK TIMES. PORT PEEKSKILL EVENING STAR CHESTER ITEM, (Affil.) built about three and a half from Yorktown Heights, east of the Taconic Parkway and south of Kitchawan Rd.

The building will have a floor space of about 500 square feet. Construction cost is estimated at $10,000,000. The plant will employ about 1,500. Excavation has already begun at the site and some foundation have been constructed. A building permit has not been issued yet because company is having trouble getting a plan approved by New officials.

New York must approve the building because it will be in the New York City watershed area. As soon as this approval comes, Mr. Perry will issue the permit. Permits issued last year totaled $2,839,187, which was $1,147,857 less ing Inspector Lester Perry expects to issue within a few months will make the difference. It will be for the IBM research laboratory to bel than the figure for 1:27.

Commercial permits up $194,933 over 1957, amounting tiere to $1,070,287 as against $875,354. The big loss came in residential permits. Last year, these came to $1,768,900 for 174 The previous year 318 new homes were built at a cost of $3,111,690. Additions to homes last year cost 742. Permit for Motel The biggest commercial permit last year was issued First Westchester Corp.

motel now under construction on Route 202 just west of the Taconic Parkway. The permit was for $250,000. A permit for $200,000 was issued the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Research Laboratory building on Kitchawan south of Croton Lake. It is expected to cost 000. An addition to the Mohansic IBM Corporation plant on the north side of Rout 202 cost $10,000,000 IBM Laboratory At Yorktown Waits Approval Building permits issued last year in Yorktown were considerably less than those, issued in 1957, but officials a sure bet that the total next year will top that of any previous year.

One commercial permit Chamber Growing Fast In Mt. Vernon A "surprising and optimistic show of growth potential" in of. Mount Vernon's economic maturity is viewed by Chamber of Commerce president Abbott Noble. Pointing out that 16 new firms opened here in the past 12 months, Mr. Noble saw "a continuing strengthening of business in Mount Vernon." During 1958, the Chamber of Commerce added 45 paid members to its roster, lifting membership to more than 400 firms.

Mr. Noble recalled that in 1956, when he took over the reins of the Chamber, membership had dipped to 53 firms. Mr. Noble, a man self-described las "naturally conservative in my view of the business scene," also predicted that Mount Vernon should see the development of 15 new firms in the coming year. "I will not run counter to the feelings of so many businessmen who are now predicting good things to he said.

"It is generally felt by the heads of industrial and retail firms as well as banking executives that 1958 will be a fine year." Increase in new business in 1958 -as healthy as it was, Mr. Noble pointed slightly retarded by the hangover of that slight recession." The rise in new business will continue, he said. Westchester's Largest USED FURNITURE OUTLET FURNITURE FOR HOMES AND OFFICES ANTIQUES, CHINA, BRIC A BRAC CHATSWORTH AUCTION ROOMS 151 Mamaroneck Ave. Mamaroneck OW 8-1001 BUSER REALTY CORP. 15 NORTH CENTRAL AVE.

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Hartsdale Recognizing the needs and desires of Westchester he has plished the following: 1951: Founded the JACK JILL DIAPER SERVICE. Starting as a small 3 truck operation, Jack Jill showed the fastest growth of any diaper operation in the U.S. since it's founding and is now recognized, as one of the largest operations in the East, serving Westchester, N.Y.C. and Conn. 1954: Purchased WHITE MOUNTAIN LAUNDRY.

Mr. Stiller has maintained the high quality work and service that White Mountain Laundry had been famous for, for over 30 years. This organization serves finest homes in' Westchester and N. Y. C.

1955: Founded the COUNTY UNIFORM CO. Also starting as a small operation this company is rapidly expanding and is now serving the industries of Westchester and vicinity. Mr Stiller also operates the Clean As A Whistle chain of rerail dry cleaning stores throughout Westchester and vicinity. All plants and General Offices of these Companies operate from 160 So. Mac Questen Parkway, Mount Vernon.

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OWens 8-5100 "Over a Century of Service" REGINALD OSTERHOUDT 53 WHEELER AVE. PLEASANTVILLE, N. Y. TEL. ROGERS 9-0011 9-0013 CHESTER here Courleous Service is BOARD Assured" JOHN P.

STREB DOBBS FERRY AGENCY 14 CEDAR STREET DOBBS FERRY "Specializing in Lower Hudson River Residential Properties" TEL. OWENS 3-5995 BOARD COMMERCE INDUSTRY, TUESDAY, JAN. 13, 1959 000. A permit was issued for the Lakeside a Sewage Disposal plant that will serve about 215 homes when completed. Construction cost will be about $120,000.

THIS DEPARTMENT with its rows of nut formers in the Russell, Burdsall Ward Bolt Nut Co. plant at Port Chester is typical of extensive facilities at other plants. Millions of feet of coiled wire are made into nuts at each plant each year. side the railroad right-of-way. Here is where many of the advances in the art of making fasteners stronger more accurate and faster were developed.

Included are the process for cold heading of bolts which revolutionized the industry, the first coldpunched nut machine, the first automatic, continuous nut tapper. To th' day; research at RB is constantly on the job of improving methods and products and taking advantage of every new improvement in materials. The most modern equipment, however, doesn't always mean the finished product. It takes good people, too. The skill and craftsmanship of the people at RB are the result of years of experience and pride in workmanship.

Many of these people represent the third or even fourth generation of company--and fastener-minded families. Maintaining four modern plants Port Chester, Coraopolis, Rock Falls, Ill. and Los AngelesRB ships fasteners by the millions to all parts of the United States and to all corners of the Free World. Marymount Building New Gymnasium This year's addition to educational plant in the Tarrytowns area will be Marymount College's million-dollar-plus Sports Building, now under construction on the Tarrytown campus, at Marymount Ave. and Neperan Rd.

To be completed next summer, and ready for use by returning students in the fall, the building will contain a regulation gymnasium, an Olympic standard swimming pool, bowling alleys, archery range, posture room and other facities, including a custodian's apartment. Roof and exterior walls are up; niterior partions are new going in. The college has been expanding its facilities at the rate of one project a year on a long range program. Public school building has been taking a breather since the dedication of Sleepy Hollow High School last spring marked completion of the Tarrytowns' $5 million expansion program, which included two primary schools as well as the senior high school, and Irvington's new Elementary School was completed two years ago. Short Respite The respite may be short-lived.

An Irvington committee is studying the next step in meeting enrollment The new grade school is filled to capacity and this year the district had to resume use of the East Irvington School. Overcrowding of the junior-senior high school is inevitable as the high elementary enrollment moves up into the seventh and eighth grades. In the Tarrytowns consolidated district, parents, administrators and school board are dubiously eying the F. R. Pierson School, built in 1897 and the only frame construction still in the system.

Its facilities are so noticeably poorer than those of other local schools that it is only a matter of time before parents begin pressing for its replacement. The Chicago school fire brought a barrage of inquiries from nervous families as to Pierson's fire safety status. Fire Proof Stairs The school has fire-proof stair wells and extra emergency exits added to the original structure; number of classes has been reduced to eliminate use of basement rooms and cut the use of third floor rooms, and the building meets all the state requirements for fire safety. But its age and lack of facilities plus still-g enrollments, will soon force the school board to decide whether to spend money on improving it or to ask voters for a new building. GROWING WITH WESTCHESTER Westchester County Democratic Committee 48 Mamaroneck Ave.

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