‘Tho Citizen Restor: they do not contribute FRANCIS THURRER had two el eters pented recently in The | T also happen to be a taxpay Citizen Register ‘dvacating his |er and I don’t want to see my ral idea to use the fexes go up higher all the ums. ‘a'pari. Me went £0| Fut [can also see that aside| Far as to offer to fill the from the children that the nev fwoir at his. own expen ceamers. bring (0. Oss hey ‘Well, this is a great olfer. 1|need transportation and’ that ope it still holds it-and when] means taxes, ga {ne Vilttge Board decides. 10 charles, tes, Bara (ny opinion and nee ves end clothing places to bay. food They ure electricity “and ¢ or/and telephone and need Taun-| ties and deaning stoves andl rat ‘whore to buy Tao not have the frels and| toys f children, but do is'ee) | PHaRHARS ve sina Ix a ning We ane short of trees andthe etiye as a vhole, Where Sind, What-we ean realy the| tere are people there yt wil EPR" gevetoped wateitont,a| find. progress. Fence yoursell late fo swim aroun id you wit breome : |Siagnant Ansvay. ths BY ‘THE WAY, all this talk| bes matiral penotenon, tt an complains italy bout the] past trom the ete io the st] Mhonsee ot the highrise. apart| burbs. We cannot sop ite Al nent howses — It woutd seem,|we can Co is give it a Tk | Meeniding to complaits, tat] rection oat advantac ine poone tong fr only'darap| —ADRAMANE COIES Children in ote schools and! 28 Forest Ave TO THE EDITOR: Tin a lottor to The Citizen Register my good friend Congressman Ottinger takes is- fue with an editorial eriticizing Congress for its lack of action on the energy prob em. He goes on to poiat out that the Com- gress Is active am that the Ways and Means Committee has a bill ready provic Congress didn't help either ing import quotas, incentive for gasoline conservation, rationing, allocation author ty, industrial fuel conservation. Put that in plain language and it spells making life miserable for the people. Noth ing is mentioned about alternate methods for energy nor does Mr. Ottinger mention the fact that the congressional bill calls for fa rise in the price of gasoline of up t0 20 cents a gallon. It was just recently that ‘hey eliminated this from thelr ill Ti ae Me tiger ln, the Poesidnt tailed to come up with an ovorgy program neithor dil the Congrase do anything to a Toviate the problems &. COMEN 2 Pereat Ave. Ossining,