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r .. ,-\ ..... North Westehesfer Times New Castle Tribune, Mount Kisco, N.Y., August 2, 1962 COMMUNITY EVENTS With his son and daughter-in- law, and their three children, Richard, Brian and Kevin, of Cramford, N.J. Thomas Murphy of Sarles St. spent several days Dn Lake Ontario .While he was away, Mrs. Murphy visited their daughter, Mrs. Larry Young in White Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marinel- li and three children, Robert, Thomas and Janice of the Ar- monk Road are spending this week on Cape Cod. Mr. Marinel- li closed his TV and bicycle shop on 209 Main St. for the week to give his employes a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Halstead of 101 Croton Ave. with Mrs. Halstead's father, William J. O'Brien visited their son, Peter who is attending Camp Ithaca, in Ithaca, N.Y. this week. Peter who will be a junior at Stepinac High School in White Plains in September is taking music courses at the camp .His sister, Mary Lou has returned home after attending St. Joseph's camp at St. Joseph's near Mon- ticello, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Hal- stead and Mr. O'Brien will leave Aug. 6 for a two weeks vacation x>n Cape Cod. conductress, and Mrs. Gilbert, three year trustee. The affair was a three-day pilgrimage and the representatives from the Mount Kisco chapter spent the weekend in Utica. Judge Frederick Shulman and Mrs. Shulman of Boltis St. are planning a short vacation in New London, Conn. Miss Margaret Hollywood o 235 West Main St. of Dr. Le roy Heck's office is having a va cation while Dr. Heck is in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Frisbie of Byram Lake Road have been in Sacramento, Calif, on a three and one-half weeks vacation. They made the trip by air. They also went to Carter-by-the-sea to visit Mrs. Frisbie's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Norman Berk, and their four children. Miss Diana Kurtz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kurtz of Katonah, has accepted a position with the Anne Beauty Salon, Kirby Plaza. Village residents were happy this week to see Paul Burch man of Forrest Drive, around town after a seige of illness which required nearly six weeks hospitalization, Mr. Burchman is well on the road to complete recovery, and looking forward to returning to his business, Home- styles on 49 So. Moger Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiegand of 21 Leonard St. have returned from a two-week vacation with their son, Francis Wiegand, and his family of Woodbridge, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Wiegand are the grandparents of three children, Francis, 4; Judy, 2; and Kath leen, 3 months. The children's father is a graduate of Mount Kisco High School and Rensse laer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. Mrs. Catherine Alcock and Mrs. Iscilda Partelow of Mount Kisco, Mrs. Doris Clarke of Gol- dens Bridge, and Mrs. Grace Gil bert of Katonah motored to Utica on Friday to attend the Eastern Star pilgrimage there. Mrs. Al cock is matron of the Mount Kisco chapter, Order of Eastern Star; Mrs. Partelow, associate matron; Mrs. Clarke, associate ROTARY GUESTS The following guests were in troduced at a recent meeting of the Rotary Club: Oscar Bauerle, John Coggleshall, Bob Dobbin all from Pleasantville Club; Henry Kessler, Mount Vernon; Charles Dahmen, Ossining, Mayvurn Fleming, White Plains, and Dick Werner from Katonah. Candy Helber, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Helber of West Way returned Sunday from Man set, Maine, where she spent the past month with Mr. and Mrs Richard Lemmon and family of Katonah, who were vacationing there for the month of July. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bou- chier of Kathleen Lane, Rolling Fields, and members of their bridge group had dinner at \Bit of Sweden\ in Stony Point on Saturday evening in honor of the Bouchier's 25th wedding anni versary. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flynn and children of Lafayette St. and Mrs. Flynn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Keuhn Jr. of Pleas antville, left on Aug. 1 to spend the next six weeks at a cottage they have rented at Fairfield Beach, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Willard R. Tick- nor Jr. of South Bedford Road left Monday for a two-week va cation at Lake Placid. En route they dropped off their son, Peter, at Camp Curtis S. Reed, Brandt Lake, N.Y., where he will spend | the next few weeks. NEW RESIDENTS Cantor and Mrs. Irving Robin son of the Pleasantville Cottage School were honored by a buf fet dinner given them on Fri day by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heck ler. Mr. Heckler is director of the school where, for the past four years, the cantor has been religious director. Cantor Robin son has resigned from his duties at the school to reside in Mount Kisco, where he has establish ed the northern Westchester agen cy for Baldwin pianos and or gans. He will continue to do free lance singing as a cantor. The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Beach on McLain Street is rather empty this week, due to the absence of the children, Ben nett, 13 years old, and Randall, 12, are in Williamsport, Pa., at tending Little League Camp. Their sister, Anne, is at the Camp of the Incarnation in Ivoryton, Conn. Mrs. Duncan Grant has re turned to her home on Boltis St. from the Northern Westches ter Hospital where she was a patient for nearly eight weeks. [Mrs. Grant who suffered a brok en hip is now able to be around with the aid of crutches^ Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keller, formerly of Keller's Restaurant, who have been living in Florida, have notified this newspaper they have moved from St. Petersburg to Largo, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Lesley IMurphy and daughter Leslie of Spring St. have been spending the past three weeks in California. Randy Brown of the science department at Fox Lane School presented slides on the Arctic during a luncheon meeting of the Mount Kisco Rotary Club at Ed ward's Kittle House yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fox of Barker St. are vacationing in Vermont. DEAN'S LIST—Marianna An derson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Ray Anderson, Tay lor Road, Lawrence Farms East, Mount Kisco, has been named to the second semester Dean's List at Randolph Ma con this fall. The Dean's List is based upon the academic grades of the preceding semes ter and consists of the students in each class who have receiv ed the greatest number of quality points. o'clock, and this evening from 7:30 to 9. Devotions in honor of the Sacred Heart will be held tomorrow evening at 8. Noctur nal adoration will begin at 10 p.m. An 18th Anniversary Mass was said for Anthony Muldoon in St. Francis Church Sunday at 7 a.m. Mrs. May Hartt of N. Bedford Road has been the guest this sum mer of her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartt Sr. of Montgomery, Pa. While there she also visited her grand son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartt Jr., and three great grandchildren of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin See of 252 E. 'Main St. vacationed recently at Lake George. During their vis it they toured the surrounding area. AnneDavitt Surprised At Shower MOUNT KISCO— • Anne Davitt; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Davitt of 443 Lexington Ave. was honored at a surprise shower, given, by bridal-attendants on Friday eve ning, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McNevins of 14 Spring St. The bride-to-be received her guests, seated beneath a green and white umbrella; about 25 rel atives and friends enjoyed a buf fet-supper following the shower. Members of the bridal - party, who served as hostesses includ ed: Rosemarie Davitt, who will serve as her sister's maid-of-hon- or, Anne Marie Browne of Flush ing, N. Y., a cousin of the bride- to-be, Barbara McNevins and Adele Crillo of Armonk. 'Miss Davitt will be married on Saturday, Sept. 1 to Thomas' H. Gouidie of Ottawa, Canada at a nuptial Mass in St. Francis of Assisi Church. Masses in St. Francis Church :omorrow, the first Friday of the month will be said at 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. Confessions will be heard this afternoon from 4 to 6 COUNT ON COUNTY TRUST... FOR SAME-DAY SERVICE ON NEW CAR LOANS MARKS BIRTHDAY Miss Cellie Comlto celebrated her second birthday July 22 with a party at the home of Mrs. Alice Sterling. She received many gifts and cards. Among her guests were Lynne and Dale Stampfle, Edith Riley, Dennis and Ronald Sterling and Arthur Gallagher. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Stampfl#? Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sterling; Joyce and Shirley Sterling; Cel lie's mother, Aura May Comito, and her grandmother, Mrs. Thel- ma See. Skip Garvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Garvin of Croton Ave. has returned to The Cita del, Charleston, S. C. to attend summer school and be on hand for pre-season football practice. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Caruso of 57 Croton returned recently from a vacation at Cape Cod. Mrs. Frances Robin and daugh ter, Linda, formerly of Chappa- qua, are now occupying an apart ment in the Kisco Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piazza of 732 E. Main St. and \Mrs. Piaz za's mother, Mrs. Mary Holpp have been vacationing for the past three weeks at Squam Lake, Holderness, N. H. Mrs. Dorothy Gordon of Gold- ens Bridge is enjoying a few weeks vacation from her duties as executive secretary at the Mount Kisco Jewish Community Center. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden U. Thom as and sons, Billy and Tommy of Morgan City, Ind., arrived Mon day for a two-weeks visit as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Garvin and family of Croton Ave. MISS GINA KLUGE, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Serge Kluge of 22 Willets Road Mount Kisco, will attend the College of Saint Mary's of the Plains, Dodge City, Kansas this coming fall. Miss Kluge, a June graduate of Saint Mary's High School, Katonah, will major in Library Science. The Latest Model THERE IT IS, the new 85- foot aerial truck just purchas ed by the Hook and Ladder Company of the Mount Kisco Fire Department. Looking over the new American LaFrance truck are members of the com mittee that arranged for its purchase, left to right John A. 'Marshall, chairman; Stanford Heady; Raymond O'Boyle and Anthony Castronovo. — Staff Photo by Harold Walker. Mother's Guild Maps Calendar for Year MOUNT KISCO— Mrs. John Driscoll, program chairman for the Mother's Guild of St. Francis of Assisi School, Mount Kisco held a program meeting recently to plan the guild calendar for the 1962-63 school year. A varied program was planned by the officers and program com mittee. Starting from the first meeting in September at which time Mrs. Barbara McLaughlin, direltor of physical fitness of Should your family be a two-car family ? TREAD HOW COUNTY TRUST STREAMLINES THE FINANCING; REDUCES THE COST OF YOUR FIRST OR SECOND CAR Don't be surprised if owning just one car is cramping your family's ability to go places; get things done. One out of every six car* owning families now finds it desirable to have two cars in the family. Jf the time has come for yours to be a two-car family—or a new-car family—then the bank to see for your Car Loan is nearby County Trust,Westchester's most convenient bank.- You get fast, one-day service on your New Car Loan. It only take? a few minutes to apply for your loan at any County Trust office. The money is yours within hours. No delays. Complete flexibility. You can arrange your loan at County Trust first, then shop for your car. Or choose your car before you arrange your loan. Up to 36 months to repay. ' Low rate savesyou money. County Trust's low rate means big savings on your NewCar Loan. .That's why more Westchester people finance [their cars at CountyTrustthan anywhere else. You get the full amount you want to borrow. The cost of your New Car Loan is not taken out in advance, but included in the convenient monthly installments.This makes it so much easier for you to arrange your loan; you know /exactly how much cash you can count on. Extra convenience. Arrange your New Car Loan at the County Trust office nearest you. You may make repayments at any of 43 offices in Westchester. Yes, you can count on County Trust to cut the cost of new car financing. When you're ready for the car, we're ready with the loan! COMPARE-AND SAVEl | DIVIDEND DECLARED TARRYTOWN— Axe-Houghton Fund A's 111th consecutive quarterly payment to shareholders will be a dividend | of four cents a share from in vestment income, payable Aug. 24 to shareholders of record Aug. 3. | The payment will lift total divi dends from income to 13.3 cents a share for the past 12 months. | Shareholders also received 21.7 cents a share from net secur ity profits during the same per iod. NEWLYWEDS pose with the judge that married them on July 19 in Katonah. They are left to right Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cerretani and Judge Al bert Marchigiani of Bedford Hills. The bride is the former Miss Betty Corsi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corsi of Route 22, Katonah. Mr. Cerre tani, a 5th grade teacher in Nyack, is the son of Mrs. Bruce Cerretani of Mount Kis co and the late Mr. Cerretani. The marriage was performed in the home of the bride's par ents, followed by a reception. The couple will depart for Eu rope on Sept. 2 to reside in Italy for a year, Mr. Cerrentani having obtained a leave of ab sence from his teaching posi tion. You Voir Monthly Payments for receive 12 24 36 in cash months months months $1200 $104.44 $54.65 1800 156.65 81.97 $57.31 2400 208.87 109.28 76.40 3200 278.50 145.72 101.88 LOANS UP TO $5000 AT SAME LOW COST '•WESTCHESTER'S BANK* COUHTY TRUST RESOURCES OVER $500,000 ,006 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BEDFORD OFFICE* ARCADE BUILDING f A.M. f» 9 BM. Mon. thru FrI. • 6 RM. to 8 P.M. Fri. Eve. KATONAH OFFICE: 140 KATONAH AVENUE 9 A.M. *•* RM. Mon. thru Fri. • 6 RM. to 8 RM. Fri. Eva. MOUNT KISCO OFFICE* 55 BAST MAIN STREET (DRIVE-IN) 9 A.M. to 3 RM. Mon. thru Fri. • 4 RM. to 7«30 RM. Fri. Ivo. YORKTOWN HEIGHTS OFFICE: 2002 COMMERCE STREET (DRIVE-IN) 9 A.M. to 3 RM. Mon. thru Frt. • 6 RM, to • RM. Fri. Iv*. FREE PARKING AT MOUNT KISCO AND YORKTOWN HEIGHTS OFFICES BUILD WITH CONFIDENCE Want to add a new wing on your home? Let us quote you on the job without obligation. Our fixed contract price includes everything. Custom features to suit your family needs. Mr*« hav been building since 2898 O'BRIEN & KINKEL Contractors and Builders MAPLE AVE. MOunt Kisco 6-5171 2 Area Youths Make NYU's Dean List OSSINING— Two area residents are among the 141 undergraduates at New York University's School of Edu cation who have been named to the Dean's List of Distinguished Students for the 1962 spring sem ester. They are Miss Linda Carol Grant of 29 Pocantico Road, and Joseph M. Valdhuis of RD 1 Pinesbridge. The honor roll students repre sented 3.8 per cent of the under graduate enrollment at the School of Education. All maintained* an average of 90 or better in their studies. Bonnie Prudence Courses will be guest speaker. Mrs. Thomas Ho ward a member of the Catholic Family Movement in Yorktown will discuss the Advent Wreath in the Home. On Friday, Oct. 26 the annual Bridge and Fashion Show will be held with Mrs. Thomas Fox as chairman. Sister Marie' Loretta, S.C. will give a lecture on \Understanding Your Children\ at the November meeting. In December the St. Francis plee Club will entertain the parents with an evening of Christmas music under the direc tion of Mrs. Ellen Green, music teacher in the school. The annual Parents Open House with Mrs. Clifford Clem- ente as chairman will be held on Sunday, Nov.. 18. Sister Mary Leonora, principal of St. Francis School will report on the new art program being given in the school in January. Raymond Wall, director of the Mount Kisco Boys Club will be the guest speaker in March. On Saturday, March 16 the \Food Fair\ with Mrs. Everett Hopkins as chairman will be held. An evening of recollection at the Cenacle will take place dur ing April and the guild will bring their year to a close with a covered dish supper in June. Those present at the meeting were Mrs. Albert Vieira, pres ident of the guild Mrs. Richard Nichol, vice president, Mrs. Ger ard White, secretary, Mrs Wilworkers, liam Russell, treasurer; Mrs. Ed ward Cassidy, recording secre tary; Mrs. Thomas Fox; Mrs. Everett Hopkins; Mrs William Merlino. BONITA BROOKS, an alum na of the Fox Lane School, will graduate on Aug. 16 from the. Manhattan Hospital School of Nursing. Miss Brooks has been accepted by Long Island University, which she will enter next month to prepare for a bachelor of science degree. She is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scales of Maple Ave., Mount Kisco. AGENTS ALLIED VAN LINES Inc. Mt. Pleasant Van & Storage MOVING - STORAGE RUG CLEANING We clean Domestic, Broadlooms, Orientals or Chinese Rugs and other types in any size at low prices with top workmanship. Wall to Wall Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning EXPERT — REPAIRING — TINTING — DYEING USED FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD RO 9-0350 — WH 9-0084 68 . 70 SARLES LANE PLEASANTVILLE, N. Y. \Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary\ Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Sheridan MOUNT KISCO- Barbara Sheridan of 61 East Way was honored at a surprise miscellaneous shower, given by her bridal attendants on Satur day evening at the home of Mrs. Dominick Pasquale of St. Mark's Place. The playroom of the Pasquale home was decorated in pastel rainbow hues; the bride-to-be re ceived her guests seated on a white bench, beneath a pink and white umbrella. A decorated pink and white cake with an umbrella motif commanded a prominent spot on a flower-decked buffet table. Members of the bridal party, who acted as hostesses for the party were: Susan Sheridan, sis ter of the bride-to-be, who will serve as maid-of-honor, Sandy Meyers, Vivian Zaccari, Marie Di Micco and Patricia Dehmer. Miss Sheridan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sheridan. She will be married to George L. Murphy, son of Dr. and Mrs. George Murphy of Delmar, N.Y. on Saturday, Aug. 18 at a nup tial Mass in St. Francis of Assisi Church. Reid Backers File Petitions Petitions containing 1,607 sig natures designating Ogden R. Reid of Harrison for the Repub lican congressional nomination in the 26th District were filed Tuesday with the Westchester Board of Elections. The signatures were gathered in New Rochelle by volunteer according to Henry R. Barrett III, and Nathaniel Em mons, who filed them on the first day for receiving nominat ing petitions for the Sept 6 primary. The election law requires a minimum of 500 valid signatures for a congressional nomination. The deadline for lying petitions is Aug. 8. TO BECOME SECRETARY CROTON FALLS- Miss Kathleen Brennan, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bren nan, of Croton Falls, is regis tered for the Nancy Taylor Ex ecutive Secretarial Course at the Westchester Business School of White Plains starting in Septem ber. Miss Brennan was a member of the June graduating class at Purdys High School. JUVENILE FURNITURE Carriages Cribs Playpens Strollers Sand Boxes Gyms Kiddieland 24>/ 2 Main Mt. Kisco 6-6803 DM Colony fnrrfare& \Good Furniture Lasts Forever\ PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE CUSHMAN HITCHCOCK HARDEN DRAKE SMITH PINE TEMPLE STUART O-HEARN PRISCILLA TURNER DAVIS CABINET SHAW Other* T Specialists in EARLY AMERICANA 36 Lexington Aye. MOunt Kisco* 6-3535* °\
