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North Wesfedester Times, New Castle Tribune. Mount Kiseo, N.Y., Sept. 17, 1959 Bedford Hills Notes The parents of new students at tending the Bedford Hills Elemen tary School for first time this Fall, are invited to a coffee hour to be held on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 8:15 p.m. to meet the mem bers of the faculty. New faculty members this year are Dr. Mary Wilson, Miss Geraldine Phillips, Mrs. Sarah E. Ingamells and Mrs. Gladys B. Lupton. Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe and family who have been living in Massachusetts for the past few years, have returned and are oc cupying their home on Clinton Rd. Bedford Center. Norbert Masiello, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Masiello of Wood land Rd., Bedford Hills, entered the University of Bridgeport to day. He holds an Associate De gree in ApDlied Science and Elec trical Technoloey from the Mo hawk Vallev Technical Institute at Utica and will be a member of the sophomore class at Bridgeport. Members of the Bedford Mem orial Post No. 9254, VFW, dis mantled the obsolete Honor Roll on Sunday making way for the new Honor Roll footings which must be laid this week. Residents are reminded that funds are need ed for the War Memorial and the response has been slow to the committee's first appeal for funds made recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finch of 25 East Park Ave., White Plains, have announced the birth of their second daughter, born at the Northern Westchester Hospital on Wednesday, Sept. 9. She weigh ed seven pounds seven ounces and has been named Jeanine Louise. The/ other daughter in the Finch /family is Sharon Ann. eighteen months. Mrs. Finch, who is the , former Miss Rita Ascenzi, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Ascenzi of Robinson Ave.. Bed ford Hills, will convalesce for the next two weeks at the home of her husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Finch »of Green La., Bedford Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diek- man Jr. of Harris Rd., Katonah, are on a motor trip this week to the Thousand Islands. Mrs. Diek man Sr. has come from Ridge wood, N. J. and is staying with her three grandchildren while their parents are away. Marjorie and David North, chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert North of Delano Dr., Bedford Hills, have been ill with the mumps. Mrs. William Hellams of 41 Wain St., Bedford Hills, has ac cepted a position with the A & P Store on South Moger Ave., Mount Kisco. Mrs. Hellams moved here on July 1 from El Paso Texas, with her husband, Sgt. Hel lams who is stationed at the Nike base at White Plains. They have two sons, John and Teddy, who are NURSING HOMEo/ distinction BROCHURE AVAILABLE Wilson 1-5100 SJwpy Hollow li., Briordiff Manor. H.T. attending Bedford Hills Elemen- ary School. Raymond Greene of Pleasant- ville. who was a fourth grade .eacher last year at Bedford Hills Elementary School, has resigned and has taken a position in Put- man Valley. Miss Geraldine Phil- hps, a graduate of Pennsylvania State University, is teaching his former grade. Miss Carol MacLaury, daugh ter of Mrs. C. Everett Burbank of Cottage Terr., Bedford Hills, will enter Skidmore College at Saratoga Springs. She was grad uated in June from Horace Gree ley High School, Chappaqua. The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service of the Bedford Hills Methodist Church has set Thurs day, Oct. 8, as the date for its rummage sale to be held in the parish house. Mrs. George Louns- bury and Mrs. Roland Kennedy are serving as cochairmen. Mrs. Arthur Burgess has re turned frtmi a two-month stay at East Wareham, Cape Cod and is staying at the home of her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Quinn of Robinson Ave. Bedford Hills. Mrs. Leonard Cook and her daughter, Miss Joan Cook, return ed on Sunday to their home on Pine St., Bedford Hills after four- week-varation spent at Southhamp ton, L. I. EAST IS EAST and west is west and here the twain are meeting in a most unusual cir cumstance. \Marshall\ Matthew Jenkins is holding at bay, three small charmers from the Far East, Holly Webster, Jane Cuc- cia and \Muffy\ Webster. Looks ferocious but it really was all in fun. at the costume party of the Bedford Hills Library on Sept. 4, which closed the Summer story hour — Photo by D. B. Kirchhoff. Daytime Home Unit Group Sets First Foil Meeting KATONAH— 'are Mrs. John Lang for chair can- The Daytime Group of the S&, *\ d Mr* H^ 011 , 1 or Wnmo n fl J n „or,o« m T-r—jf • Vn Christmas ideas»vTwo leaders.for Home Demonstration Unit in Ka- each of-the other classes must 1 , be tonah will have its first meeting appointed soon. on Wednesday, Sept..-23, at the Projects other than the- afore- Katonafr Methodist Parish House, mentioned to be presented during At 1 p.m. there will' be an illus- & e 1959-60 season will be:; ar- trated talk on \Women in Amer- rangements of living room acces- ica,\ for which the public is in- sories, making casual clothes, vited to attend. Immediately fol- making Easter hats and a study lowing will be the business meet- of spring and summer fabrics, ing. Clinton Benedict was elect- These classes follow the program ed chairman of the group and Mrs. set up by the County Agent re- Hudson Ritch, vice-chairman in presenting Cornell University charge of programs. The Sept. 23 Home Demonstration, meeting will hold elections for a Membership for the entire year secretary-treasurer as well as se- will be $2.50 and everyone is eli- lecting leaders for two of the coun- gible. ty projects. At this first meeting scheduled WHOOPING COUGHIN AREA to start at 10 a.m. those interest- Pound Ridge has three cases ?£j n rJ, he c ! ass \ Addin f A Col °/ of whooping cough and Peekskill With pillows, are urged to at- one -bf polio, according to the re- tend bringing needle thread, thim- port of ^ Dep t. of Health of the ble scissors and a box lunch In- County of Westchester, for the struction will be given in choos- northern area, week ending Sept. mg colors and fabrics for pillows £2 as well as shapes and methods of making attractive pillows fori # ? h \w s p ^W a br h e°dl Teachers Seminar Slated Oct. 7, 21 and 28. This class will be under the leadership of Mrs. Lawerence Kurutz and Mrs. Clin ton Benedict. A class in rug hooking will start KATONAH— on Nov. 4, under the leadership Church School teachers of the of Mrs. Hugh Coyle and Mrs. Er- First Presbyterian Church of Ka- nest Woodfin. The new method tonah will participate in a teach- of speed hooking will be demon- ers seminar on Sunday, Sept. 20, strated and the women should be from 3 to 8 p.m. under the leader- able to completely finish a rug ship of the general superintendent during the period of time the class- and the departmental superintend- es are held. Successive classes in ents. A program has been plan- the rug hooking will be Nov. 18, netf for the help of both new and Dec. 2, 16 and Jan. 6 and 13. experienced teachers. Themes to MRS. J. A. MELAHN At Presbyterian Church Other leaders already chosen AT WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gib son, Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Dex- heimer, Mr. and Mrs. George Sarles, all of Bedford Hills; 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Jones and Miss Emily Clark of Katonah, attended the marriage on Saturday 01 Mars. Gibson's niece, Miss Linda Hard ing, daughter of Mr. arrd Mrs. Harold Harding, of Harwinton, Conn, to Gerald Doolittle of Tor- rington The wedding took place at 2 p.m. in the Congregational Church in Harwinton. 1st Fall Service Slated By Unitarian Fellowship BEDFORD HILLS— The first fall religious service of the Unitarian Fellowship of Northern Westchester will be held Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock at the Bedford Hills Community House. The Rev. Dr. Harry C. Meserve, minister of the Fellowship, will preach on the subject, \The Le gacy of the Liberal Spirit.\ Area residents interested in Unitarian- ism are invited to attend. This year- the Fellowship will continue to meet for adult serv ices on the first and third Sun days of each month at the Com munity House. When there are five Sundays in a month, an addi tional adult service will be con ducted by Dr. Meserve on the fifth Sunday. Sunday School To Open Unitarian Sunday school recon venes for the 1959-1960 season on Sunday morning, Sept. 27, at 11 o'clock. Classes will then continue on the second and fourth Sunday mornings of each month Elihu Schott of Chappagua, chairman of the board of trus tees of the Fellowship has an nounced that this year the Fel lowship has, .reserved . the.,. Com- - - - 1-1 • be dealt with are teaching tech niques, coordination of missionary education with the curriculum, with one session given to con> mon problem situations. Included on the teaching staff this year are Leonard M. Wilson, superintendent. Nursery depart- . . . ment for three year olds, Mrs. ginning in October. Edwin B. William A. King, superintendent, Kolsby of Pleasantville will be Mrs. Clayton Dexter; kindergar- chairman of a committee to plan ten department, Mrs. Kent P. Coo- activities for the Friday evening g £ii ^F**™ 6 **- M , rS ' „? arl L « , . . iA J & Hedlund, Mrs. B. W. Warner, series, un his committee are Mrs. Mrs. William Davies; primary Henry Lande and Reed Hjnrichs department, Mrs. Arthur Covey, of Pleasantville and R. Shilen 0* superintendent, Mrs. Thomas Mc- Brewster. Mrs. Jules Stuckert of Katonah swfgiri fill IKftHMIQ Itome is editor this year of the Fellow- *VU,I/f/f Mil 1 ll^ffld ship's monthly newsletter, \Sun- The WSCS of the Katonah day-Go-To-Meeting News.\ Mrs. Methodist Church will meet to- M.chae. Kami of Chappa q ua is in J*.^^,^ charge of duplicating and distribut- be presented by the youth dele- Patricia Degener Beeoitief Bride of John A. length -presses styled,, '^6S^tSBSSiS3^fS^. bodice, cowl fnecTdirie !arid^j^^^''^;'vf^ I* skirt cinche3.\ with ^K.Wif Laren, Mrs. Gordon Edwards, Mrs. Gloria Winter, Mrs. Harold Horr, Mrs. John Geddes, substi tute; junior age, which includes children in fourth to sixth grades, Mrs. Lloyd Hardy, superintendent, Mrs. Charles McCullough, Mrs. Clarence W. Hunterton; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bill, Mrs. Alex Pian- 1 forni, Mrs. David Mehne, Mrs. Robert Touart, substitute; jun ior highs for 7th, 8th and 9th grades, Carl I. Hedlund, superin tendent, Mrs. Fred Munk, Mrs. Richard R. Young, Mr. Parker R. Tyler, Mr. Gordon Edwards. The leadership for the senior high department is given by Mrs. Rob ert Reidy. The curriculum being used in the Katonah Presbyterian Church this year is concerned with \The Church.\ a wide variety of teach ing methods and materials will be employed during the year in all departments. Over 200 children participated 1 in the Church School program. KATONAH— Patricia Ann Degener, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian F. Degener of 315 King 'St., Port Chester, is the bride of John Al bert Melahn son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Melahn of Grandview Ave., Katonah. The Rev. Edward* P. Brogan officiated at the noon ceremony on Sept. 5 at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Port Ches ter. A reception followed at the Vil lage Inn, Port Chester. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of bom bazine silk styled with a long waisted bodice, long sleeves, tap ered at the wrists, a sabrina neck line trimmed with appliques of Swiss organdy flowers. The vol uminous skirt had a large bow in back with streamers caught in the side seams and the skirt flowed 1 into a chapel train. A fingertip Veil of silk illusion was attached to a priness crown of orange blos soms and silk organza petals. She carried orchids on a missal with stephanotis cascade. Jane Howard of West Norwalk, Conn, was maid of honor. Brides maids were Mrs. Ronald Persh ing of Croton Falls; Mrs. Rich ard Lanning, Peekskill; Sandra Smith of Mt. Ivy, N. Y., a cous in; and Karen Melahn of Katon ah, the bridegroom's sister. The attendants carried cascades of purple delphinium and baby's breath. They wore lavender street fant skirt cinch^'^th^v^ti^V^^ bow belt-in deep- ' pu$$e.r:^'\& Purple velvet bows with' circular^ veils, purple shoes, and whi$e? gloves completed \their - costumes. Christine Degener \ was juiuW bridesmaid for her sister. wore a white nylon .organza dr%£ styled with a bertha collar ahdl ^ royal purple sash. Hat and' s^deS matched those of the other, at tendants. Ring bearer was Thomas Mur phy, a nephew. Robert McRae of Astoria, N. Y. was best man. Ushers were Ron ald Pershing of Croton Falls, Rich ard Lanning of Peekskill, William. Covey of Katonah and Jack O'Neil of North Salem. After a wedding trip to the Po- cono Mountains the couple will reside at 162 Cherry St., Katonah. The bride was graduated from Katonah High School and Berke ley Secretarial School and attend ed Potsdam State Teachers Col lege. She is a member of - Alpha Kappa Phi sorority and is em ployed as a secretary for Ameri can Airlines. Her husband, a Katonah High School graduate, attended Oswe go State Teachers College and was graduated from La Guardia Aeronautical Academy. He is em ployed by his father at the Bed ford Garage Service Station in Ka tonah. He is a member of the Katonah Fire Department. ing the newsletter. Couples Club Sets Dinner For Saturday gates from summer institute. Plans are being made by the members for their annual turkey dinner and bazaar which will be held this year on Oct. 14 at 3 p.m. This year's bazaar will carry a Hawaiian theme. MOUNT KISCO— Mr. and Mrs. Benson Ray of Hillside Ave., Katonah, returned I last Thursday from Paradox Lake in the Adirondacks, where they L-l u mtmity House for the second Fri-'ihounes day evening of each month, be- The Couples Club of Mount Kis-1 had spent a three-week vacation, co Methodist Church will open the fall season with ^\progressive The Katonah Fire Department dinner, Saturday evfening. Owing ?W ilL.hold its wpiaTfattilytptebfo to 'the large membership! - % WTgunday at Al&tdnaWMei#> cotfrses will be. dJjttSed gt tvifo T^t Par j5> begmn%£^at^r^TOpfe 1 1 [local fir^fightei^-'will provide Lieut. Col. James Patrick Young with his wife and eight children have moved here from Norfolk, Va. and have rented the Costa House on Burbank Ave., Bedford Hills formerly occupied by Col. and Mrs. Irving Roth who have moved to Norwood, Mass. Lieut. Col. Young commutes daily to the Marine Corp. Information Office at 663 Fifth Ave. The Young chil dren range from eight months to twelve and a half years and the older four are students at St. Mary's School, Katonah. Mrs. Willard C 0 n g d o n and* daughter, Miss Constance Cong- don, of Park Ave., Bedford Hills plan to attend a tea in Scarsdale tomorrow being held for West chester girls who will enter Holy- oke College at So. Hadley, Mass. this fall. Constance will enter the freshman class on Sept. 22. She is a June graduate of the Mac- Duffie School for Girls at Spring- field, Mass. John Garigliano of Cottage Ter race, Bedford Hills left today for Villanova, Pa. where he will en ter his sophomore year at Villa- nova College. Mrs. Mary Garig liano accompanied her son there (Turn to Page 12, Please) 8 to Attend Fellowship Conference KATONAH- Eight delegates from the Sen ior Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Katonah Methodist Church will attend a weekend training conference for youth officers and adult advisors at Camp Jewell near Colebrook, Conn., from Fri day, Sept. 18 through Sunday, Sept. 20. The delegates are Miss Kathy Wheeler, president; program area chairmen Barbara Drury, Nancy Frith, William Moore Jr., William Close Jr., Bonnie Williams. Also Mrs. William Moore Sr., their adult advisor, and the pastor, the Rev. Ivan F. Gossoo. Mr. Gossoo, who is district youth director for the New York Dis trict of the Methodist Church, an nounced that the training sessions will be centered around work shops and discussion groups in the five general program areas: Chris tian Faith, Christian Witness, Christian Outreach, Christian Citi zenship and Christian Fellowship. The adult advisors will also at tend workshops under the leader ship of the Rev. Alex Porteus, Executive Secretary of the Boards of Education and Missions of the New York Conference rsonnel will includethe Kisco Park, who £re the chat S ^^w?%h3$2S? *5£ men, and Mr. and* Mrs. Robert . tanus 5 own *a bl f Juiller at Kisco Park, soup, Mr. jftjSS? TW^I f^JZ, and Mrs. Franklyn H. Lohr Jr. lL d ^f', ^S^JJ£• ^SfSS of Parkview Heights and Mr. .and *f «** ^ engine rides for Mrs. Richard Duryea of 64 Grand- ? ev children. Frank Pitkin, who view Drive \ as dtfected me recreation pro- mu a TY , Q -' „ rt „„^ „, ,„;,, gram at the Memorial Park for the h*^£rS2 ^fwJZl-\ P** two summers will be in be served in Halstead Memorial „t, OTVya n * +u a «*+ QW ,««r,'c „,« a , HaD, with the following members cnarge of me afternoon 5 in charge: Mr and Mrs. Edwin B. Lancaster, The Rev. and Mrs. Lvh; Williams, son of Mr. and C. Pershing Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kim Williams of The Ter- George Athans and Dr. and Mrs. race, Katonah, accompanied by Miller B. Spangler. Salad will be his mother and aunt, Mrs. Thorn- served at the homes of Mr. and as Williams of North St., Katonah, Mrs. Harold Bischoff, 75 Byram left on Tuesday of last week for Lake Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Durham, N. C. where he will be- ert R. Davis, 45 Byram Lake Rd. gin his freshman year at Duke The dessert at the close of the University. Lyle was salutorian meal will be available at the of his graduation class at John homes of Mr. and Mrs. James Jay High School. Taylor, Stanwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stein Jr., 125 Spring Mey> son of Mr> and Mrs> St- Richard Mey of Stormville, N. Y. returned home on Friday after a week's visit in Katonah with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Curran and family of South Rd. 30 friends and relatives at Deer Park. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jack son of Beaver Dam. Rd., Bedford Hills, have purchased the home owned by Harold Dingee of Bed ford Rd. Katonah, and were ex pecting to take possession this week. SOMERS— Thomas Briccetti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bricetti of Som- ers, is home from Italy, where he has been studying music, compos ing and traveling in connection with his work as a pianist com poser. Mr. Bricetti, who received a one million lire grant from the Italian Government through its Cultural Institute, has returned to America due to the illness of the professor under whom he had been studying, but plans to return later to continue his work. Mr. Briccetti received the grant from the Italian Government by reason of two compositions, which he hail written in a world-wide contest. One composition, \From Thoreau\ written especially for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vorbach of Huntvill Rd., Katonah, have an nounced the birth of a daughter, Gail, weighing seven pounds ten ounces on Labor Day at the North ern Westchester Hospital. The cou ple also have a son Robert. Mr, Vorbach is a member of the facul ty at Fox Lane High School and •was also manager of the Leonard Park\. Memorial Pool in Mou; b KiscoLMrs..y.ofl3a.cft; i and -daugjj ter returned home on'Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Chiocc^ of Edgewood Rd., Katonah, left over the weekend for a week's va cation through the New England states. ' David and Roger Schaefer, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schaefer of Valley Rd., Katonah, left today for Dartmouth College where Dav id will begin his freshman year and Roger will enter his senior vear. Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer made the trip to Hanover, N.H. with their sons. Fred Free, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Frederick Free 0: Hillside Ave., Katonah, will leave tomorrow for Ithaca, wherp Fred will start college life at Cornel University. Church Choirs Start Rehearsal this Week KATONAH— The chancel^choir for adults and Bert of S G S^iS ^^^ifllS Bedford Rd - Katonah « returned Vu e - 4t l ? hrou 8f 1 7th grades home over ^ weeken d from will begin then; weekly^ rehearses Rhode Island, where they had \} J e Fn^t Presbytenan Churth t week , s vacation> of Katonah this week under the c eadership of Mrs, Nancy Lee Til- Mr and Mrs Wimam Schulze of ney recently appointed by the mus- Sunrise Av Katonah. returned ic committee The chancel choir home Qn Taegday of last week m if \Z~J^ n d *Ll from their cottage at Lake Bo- and all interested m singing are y whe J ^ vacation . invited to attend. The carol choir ^ fnr A will meet on Saturday at 10 a.m. ^ I0r ien Qays ' Mrs. Nancy Lee Tilney, who has Miss Mieke Maas, daughter of studied at the Cincinnati Conserv- Mrs. Jan Maas of High St., Ka- atory of Music as well as under tonah, will leave tomorrow for Cor- private teachers, has been organ- ne n University, Ithaca, where she 1st in the Bedford Presbyterian will enter her freshman year. Church and the Armonk Methodist Church. She is accompanist for Ro b e rt Rockwell, son of Mr, the Pleasantville Cantata Singers and Mrs. Pierre Rockwell Jr. of and well known in this area hav- Deer Park Rd., Katonah, cele- ing gone to the Bedford Hills- brated his thirteenth birthday on School. Sept. 4 with an evening party for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vuotto and daughter of Francis Dr., Ka tonah, and Mr. and Mrs. James Scallon and daughter of Nightin gale Rd., Katonah. returned home recently from a week's vacation in Vermont. Mrs. John McDonald who makes her home with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Gallagher and family of Valley Rd.. Katonah, returned home on Saturday from the Northern West chester Hospital after a three- week confinement following sur gery. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanley, Mr. and Mrs. James Reap, Dr, and Mrs. Edward Gallagher, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Nugent, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aylesworth and Mr. arid Mrs. Laurence Johannes, all o' Katonah, spent the Labor Day weekend in Seaside, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hubley 0 Terrace Heights, Katonah. sold their home last week to Mr. an* Mrs. Ralph Maloney and family (Turn to Page 12, Please) Somers Pianist • Composer Home From European Tour the Hudson Valley Symphony Or- c h e s t r a and introduced .last Spring, was also presented by the Oslo Philharmonic in Norway. Mr. Briccetti has an enviable musical background, having stud ied with Jean Dansereau, the Can adian concert pianist, for 12 years. He has also studied under Samuel Barber, Peter Mennin and Alan Hovhaness. The Hudson Valley Symphony Orchestra, a non-profit commu nity-sponsored organization of gift ed assistant professor at State Uni- tory of interest in new and rising talent. Aside from its own mem bers, some- of whom are still in their teens, the orchestra pre sents annually, soloists chosen by competition from the young peo ple of the Hudson Valley area. Bibles Given at Opening Of Methodist Church School KATONAH— Rally services inaugurated the new fall sessions of Church School in the Katonah Methodist Church Sunday. The superintendent, Doug las G. Cronk, presented certifi cates of promotion to pupils as they advanced from the previous year's grade Jevel. Copies of the EJew Standard' revised Version of the^Bible^jwere .^.presented by the- pastor, the Rev. Ian F. Gossoo, to children advancing, from the pri mary to junior department. Those receiving bibles were John Ab bey, Christine Bilodeau, Corinne Clawson, Virginia Fetscher, Bur ton Gossoo, Robert Green Jr., Chris Park and Walter Swartz. Mrs. Richard Kellogg, chairman of the commission on Christian Education, announced the .follow ing Church School Staff: Douglas Valeriotis Name Son Dennis Hans Mr. and Mrs. William C. Valer- ioti of Woody Hill Apartments, Mount Kisco, will name their see- ond child Dennis Hans. The baby was born in the Northern West chester Hospital on Aug. 31 and has a brother, Douglas. Mrs. Valerioti is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Schrader of Armonk, who now have six grandchildren. Mr. Valerioti, employed at the Westchester Airport in the admin istration office, made his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Valerioti of New Rochelle, grandparents for the twelfth time. Death Notice McGRATH, P. Sims, of Mt. Kisco. N.Y.. on September 13, 1959, In Harkness Pavilion, after a brief illness. Beloved husband of Neva VanSmith MeGrath and father of Dr. Neva Eileen Me Grath, Mrs. David Rockefeller, Sims MeGrath and Gordon R. MeGrath. Funeral services at St. Matthew's Church. Bedford, N.Y., at 11 a.m. Wed- nesday. Please omit flowers. G. Cronk, general Superintendent; George E. Griggs, assistant super intendent; Mrs. Edward Kearin, treasurer; Peter Cronk, assistant treasurer; and HaroM^vVrighf; pi- anist. , The teaching staff includes: ? nursery d e p a r t m e, n tv I L. K.' Williams and, Miss Weifdy £. Williams; kindergarten. ?• -/?depw-f&ji ' menVMrs;-j; perintendent; .Mrsv- Gharl«'Wwi*^^ er, Miss!P-a|ricia KeUbgg»*s \ptj Marie * Ciurtan. Thewpriniary tie? mMi psrtment, Mrs.' Wilson *-&inkley, f $;i§ first' i'grade; Mrs, .Edward Os- mann Jr. and Mr§. \Julistn Burt, second grade; Mrs. Raymond Ar cher, third grade. Also Armando Henriquez, Mrs. John Seirup, fourtfi ^gi^lde; Mrs. Ivan P. Gossoo,- fifth .grade; Mrs. Hilton Ferguson Jr., sixth grade; Mrs. Donald Wallace, sev enth grade; Mrs. Vernon Bowles, eighth grade; Mrs. Charles G. Fetscher, high school; and Mr. Robert Swartz, adult bible class. Mrg. S. Warren Cable as been named music-coordinator, and the following persons will serve as substitutes: Mrs. George Louns- bury, David Brown, Mrs. Rossen. Rossiere, Mrs. George Pffafen- bach, and Mrs. Richard Kellogg. Church School will convene promptly at 9:30 each Sunday morning, and classes are provid ed for each age level from two years through adult. Persons with out church affiliation are invited to register their children at the next session, Sept. 20. Cribs POOLS Carriages $2.98 up Outdoor Gyms • Slides Sand Boxes ' Climbing (Monby) Bars Strollers * Tricycles 241 /2 E. Main Mt. Kisofr 6-6803 mm YOUR PROBLEM? 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