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North Westchester Times New Castle Tribune, Mount Kisco, N.Y., August 15, 1963 Mrs. Hilton Ferguson Jr. of The Terrace, Katonah was sur prised Tuesday evening, when 20 of her friends dropped in and gave her a stork shower. Mrs. Richard Kellogg and Mrs.War- ren Bittner were the hostesses for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lent of Cherry Street, returned home on Aug. 4 from a week's vaca tion trip through New England. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and family of Meadow Park left over the weekend for Lake Bomaseen, Vt. where they will spend a two week vacation. Mrs. Irwin Thomas of Edg- mont Road is spending this week on a vacation visit with her son and daughter - in • law, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Thomas In Boston, Mass. Miss Maude Dann of Katonah Avenue and Miss Ella Stinson of Edgemont Road, left on Sat urday for a weeks vacation at Ocean Grove, N. J. HI. stopped in Katonah recently for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schaefer and family of \Valley Road. Mr. Meyer is a former resident of Katonah, having lived on Cherry Street with his family. Mrs. Charles VanStreader of Bedford Road, returned home last week from Roanoke, Va., where she had been called the week before by the serious ill ness and subsequent death of her sisiter, Mrs. B. B. Brown. Miss Carol Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hayes of Croton Lake Road, was guest of honor on Thursday when a shower was held at the home of Mrs. Will Shugg of Lake Katon ah. David Schaefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schaefer of Valley Road spent the Aug. 2 weekend in Atlantic City, N.J. visiting Bill Subin who was a member of the Class of 1963 from Dartmouth with Dave. Mrs. Durand Tibbetts of Day- tona Beach, Fla. arrived in Katonah on Tuesday. Aug. 6 and will be visiting with rela- #tives and friends until her de parture Auc;. 19. While in the area Mrs. Tibbetts will be stay ing with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wan-en Bittner and family of Hillside Avenue. Paul Noe Sr. of Woodsbridge Road spent all last week as one of the judges at the Westchester County Championship Swim Meets held at Playland in Rye. Mr and Mrs. Stanley Schae fer of Valley Road, spent the Aug. 3 weekend in Rahway, N.J. visiting their son and daughter- in-law Mi', and Mrs. Roger Schaefer who had just moved in to their new apartment. Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson and family of Hillside Ave. ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ganung of Bedford Road left last week for few days vacation traveling in the New England states. Mr. and Mrs. Armando Hen- riquez and family of Edgemont Road, left last week for West Virginia where they were plan ning to spend two weeks visit ing Mrs. Henriquez's family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Streader and family of Bedford Road, returned recently from a weeks vacation spent in Ocean City, Md. Laurie Marschke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marsch ke of Mustato Road celebrated her eighth birthday on Monday with an afternoon party at her home for a few friends. Nickolas Fliakos who recent ly arrived from England to make his home in the United States, and his brother, Costa, who has been attending Yale University, have been spend ing their weekends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Warren Cable and family of Lily Pond Lane. Mr. Imd Mrs. Sidney Dun- combe and four children from the state of Washington, have been visiting at the home of Mr. Dunpombe's parents, Col. and Mrs j Herbert Duncombe of Mount Holly Road, and expect to fcfe' in the area for another week or so. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanely and family of Huntville Road, returned home over the week end from a two week vacation spent on the Jersey Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer and two • children of Bloomington, WE SELL SLEEP! SIMMONS & SEALY SLEEP EQU1PMEN ML KISCO FURNITURE 65 So. Moger Ave. MO 6-8018 For college, preparatory school, graduate work. Ap ply at the nearest office of counrv TRUST Wistchister's most convenient bank Miss Mary Ann Virtuoso, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Virtuoso of Edgemont Road, ar rived by plane Friday night, from her home in West Los Angeles, Calif., and plans to spend her vacation visiting with her parents. from Tampa, Fla. where they had been visiting her family. Jack Gullen son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gullen of Perch Bay Road, Waccabuc, returned home on Saturday from two weeks at DeBruce Conservation' Educa tion Camp in Livingston Manor, N. Y., one week of which was spent as junior counselor. Mrs. Isabel Shechner of Oak. Road is once again back home after spending the month of July in Illinois. Mrs. Shechner is an English teacher at John Jay High School. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ham mond and family of Huntville Road spent a few days last week vacationing in New Jer sey. Mrs. Homer Costello and daughter Miss Ruth Costello of Cherry Street returned home on Aug. 5 from a weekend visit up state with Mrs. Costello's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Costello and fam ily. Returning to Katonah with them were four of Mrs. Cos tello's six grandchildren who are planning to spend two weeks visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Dom DelPozza and family of Lily Pond Lane, left on Aug. 3 for Southampton, L. I. where they planned to spend a two week vacation. Mrs. Gilbert Green and daughter Joan of, Goldens Bridge, hosted a surprise stork shower yesterday Wednesday, Aug. 14 at their home in honor of Mrs. John Green of Carmel. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer B. Cohen and family of Lily Pond Lane have sold their home and moved to New York City in or der to end the long commuting hours of Mi-. Cohen. CHAPEAUX of all shapes and sizes and made of every thing from paper plates to but tons and bows turned up in Bedford Hills during the an nual hat show of the summer playground at Memorial Park. Shown above is Irwin Schiro, 4, of Bedford Hills. He is exhib iting a \food hat\ that he made. — Staff Photo by Jeff Harrell. Shelby Henriquez of Huntville Road returned home last Fri day from a six weeks summer course at Potsdam State Teach ers College. Mrs. Henriquez and daughter returned on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. William Ander sen and three children of Pearl River, N. Y. spent some time recently at the home of Mrs. Andersen's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Raith and family of Terrace Heights. Mrs. Sandra Green and daughter Jean of Terrace Heights, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Green and Mrs. Barbara Williams and two sons of Goldens Bridge were re cently in New Jersey visiting with Charles Green who is pre sently undergoing basic training at Ft. Dix Pvt. Green is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Green. Nathaniel Howe Jr. To Wed Miss Labouisse Of Durham BEDFORD— Mr. and Mrs. John Wither- spoon Labouisse, of Durham, N. C. have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Isabelle Cameron Labouis se to Nathaniel Saltonstall Howe Jr., son of Mi', and Mrs. Nathan iel S. Howe, of New York and Lyme, Conn. Mr. Howe is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wainwright Howe of Bedford. Miss Labouisse is a graduate of St. Timothy's School, Steven son, Md., Bradford Junior Col lege and the University of North Carolina. She was presented to society in 1957 at the Durham Debutante Cotillon and the Charlotte Debutate Ball. Miss Labouisse is a grand daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bennehan Cameron, of Ra leigh, N. C. and the late Mr. COMPLETE CRUISE INFORMATION FOR FREE 1963 SUMMER AND FALL LIST OF ALL CRUISES, CALL, VISIT OR WRITE: BETTE HOLMER TRAVEL 150 East Post Road White Plains, N.Y. WHite Plains 8-0008 and Mrs. Henry Richardson La bouisse of New Orleans. Mr. Howe was graduated from St. Paul's School, Concord. N.H. and Harvard, Class of 1959, where he became a member of the A. D. Club. He is a member of the Harvard Club of New York and is with the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., New York. _ WATCH HILL RHODE ISLAND Ttimrt Stason JUNE27to SEJ>T.3 inn ROOMS WITH BATH RESERVATIONS IUU • AMERICAN PLAN Write: P. 0. Box 151, Watch Hill, R. I. Tel: Area Code 401 348-8160 N. Y, Office; Tel: Area Code 212 — MUrray Hill 7-6070 Or, ••• your Travtl Acint i Camp Millwood Ends Season With Cookout MILLWOOD— The New Castle Recreation Commissions' Camp Millwood under the direction of Ben Saw is entering its final week of activities. Over sixty boys and girls are participating in nature, shop, twirling, arts and crafts, and athletic skills. Highlight of the week includ ed wrestling instruction, boys and. girls softball game,' girls winning 8-6, a soccer game with Camp Greeley. Camp .Greeley winning 4-0 and a na ture scavenger hunt, winners are Fred Schwark, Bob and Steve Nordozzi and Chris Reis. For the remainder of the week Camp Millwood will fea ture a bicycle Rodeo, an awards day finally an all camp cookout. Assisting the program are Chris Holden, Carol Graham, Fran Turner, Barbara Carpen ter, Allen Longman and Doug Logan. COOL WORK for colleg3 girls is a job on the staff of Edward Vreeland, center, pool director this summer at the Mount Kisco Country Club. Tracy Gibbons of Pleasant- ville, left, a sophomore at Springfield College, is per forming one of her regular chores, chlorinating the chil dren's pool. Also on daily pool duty is Barbara Dola.n of Mount Kisco, right, who will be a freshman next month at Plattsburgh College. Dur ing the winter Mr- Vreeland is athletic director at St. Mary's High School in Katon ah.—Staff Photo by Jeff Har rell. Pound Ridge To Curb Gravel Pit Operation Selling Your Home? POUND RIDGE— A resolution for the establish ment of an ordinance designed to protect homeowners border ing the gravel pit operation was passed last Friday by the Pound Ridge Town Board. As soon as a contour map of the area is prepared, a spokes man said, the matter will be referred to the planning Board for further study. In addition, the board in an executive session formed a sev en - man committee to work closely with the Planning Board. The committee is to consist of a representative from the Town Board, members of both town garden clubs, a resident from Stone Hill Road and a resident of Old Stone Hill Road, a representative from the Pound Ridge Community Association and the highway superintendent. Howard Shalen, representing the community association, urg ed the board to prepare suffi cient controls for the gravel pit in order to guard the welfare of the surrounding landowners. In other business, the board held a public hearing on a pro posed plumbing ordinance with out hearing any objections. The ordinance was approved and adopted by the board. Also in executive session, the board con sidered names to serve on the plumbing board which will have authority to issue plumbing li censes. According to the ordin ance, the board must comprise a plumber, a doctor, a business man, a member of the Town Board, and the building inspec tor. The problem was presented to the board over a month ago when a local resident insisted he could not practice plumbing within the town because there was no way for him to obtain a license. Formerly, the town re quired plumbers to have a per mit issued by another town in order to do plumbing work. $2 Million Sewer Bonds Authorized YORKTOWN HEIGHTS— A resolution for the issuance of $2,038,000 worth of bonds to cover construction costs for all lateral sewers in Yorktown Heights Sewer District Ext. No. 1 was passed Tues., Aug. 6 by the Town Board. At the same meeting, bids for work on the Mohansic- Taconic Manor area lateral sewer lines were opened. Low bidder for the job was Schipp Construction Co. of Mahopac at $318,475. The bid was awarded to the low bid der on recommendation of the consulting engineer. Parcels of work in the sew er district will be put out for bid over the next few months, a town spokesman said. The automobile industry con sumes 61.6 per cent of all the rubber used in the United States. CENTRAL LISTING SERVICE \T call dots oil if you calK-\ Northern Wtjfclusttr'* Realtors co« tptratt f* sou your homo fostor. CENTRAL LISTING SERVICE Mt. Kisco MO 6-6077 Westchester's Largest CHINA and CRYSTAL DEPARTMENT (over a 100 China Patterns on Display) Wedgwood, Pasco, Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester Syracuse — Blue Danube — Stangl THE BLUE ROOM, (Lower Floor) BRIDAL REGISTER - .Wedding Invitations $7.95 up Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. O'Bri en and daughter, Maureen, and Mrs. O'Brien's mother, Mrs. Ar thur M. Cornell, all of Bedford Road have left for a month's stay at their summer home at Orlenas, Cape Cod. Mr. and Mrs. James McGov- ern of Babbitt Road and children Margaret and James Jr., are va cationing at Stonington, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dexheim- er and their daughters, Marilyn and Sandra, are on a two week vacation trip through the state of Colorado. The Dexheimers are former Bedford Hills resi dents now living in Houston, Tex. Philip Peoples, a lay member of the Bedford Hills Methodist Church, gave the sermon at Sun day's service. This Sunday the Rev. Frank A. Klausman Jr. will return to the pulpit. Last week he assisted at Camp Ep- worth. Mrs. Clyde Eidens was here last week to prepare for the family's move to Grand Island, N. Y. next week. She returned to Canton on Saturday and when Mr. Eidens has completed his teaching at St. Lawrence Uni versity, Mrs. Eidens and chil dren will go to Lake Chattaqua for a week's vacation and will then join Mr. Eidens at their new home. Their So. Church St. home has been purchased by Mr and Mrs. Warren Hartung of White Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deickler arrived Aug. 4 from Vero Beach, Fla. and are the guests of Mr. Deickler's son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Deick ler and family of Woodland Road. Mis. William Barron of Bab bitt Road accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Powell of Bedford to Utica. Michigan on Saturday and they all returned Monday accompanied by Mrs. James Barron and daughter, Susan who will visit local relatives. They will stay with Mrs. James Bar ron's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Powell. The James Barron family, who lived for 14 years in Dallas, moved in July to Michigan. Their son, Peter is working this sumer in Dallas but will come to -Bedford Hills for a visit before resuming col; lege. _ , 5 Mrs. Ethel Drever of Babbitt Road and her daughter, Mrs. Jack Armstrong of Franklin Drive were at Idlewild Airport Gas Theft, Crash Cases Adjourned MOUNT KISCO— The cases of Roscoe Caston and Edward Mendillo are ad journed until tonight according to Police Justice Frederick Shulman. Caston. 23, of 77 Cortland St., Tarrytown, is free on $75 bail after being arraigned for al legedly leaving the scene of an accident at Leonard Park Sun day. Mendillo, 19, of 108 Brook St., Eastchester, was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of petty larceny for allegedly siphoning gasoline from trucks belonging to a Mount Kisco construction company. He is free on $100 bail. Both men requested the ad- journaments during last night's session of police court. Firemen Called Twice For Electrical Blaze CHAPPAQUA— A persistent electrical fire at the home of Joseph Tully, 91 Or chard Ridge Rd., was extinguish ed by Chappaqua firemen after six hours and two calls last week. According to New Castle po lice, alarms were sounded at 4:45 and 9:27 p.m. Confined within the walls on the first and second floors, the fire broke through the walls only in the cellar. According to Mr. Tully, the fire started in the electrical wir ing outside his home and spread throughout the house. He was unable to estimate the extent of the damage. on Saturday evening to meet members of Mrs. Drever's fam ily who are her guests. They are a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Bateman and a brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crowe, all of Vancouver, British Columbia. Miss Jo Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Tyler of Cherry St. arrived by plane Wednesday morning in San Francisco and was met at the airport by her maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brimmer of Livermore, Calif. On Friday of last week, Miss Ty ler left on a Youth Caravan Tour of norther California with a group of 21 young people and four adults, sponsored by the Presbyterian Church in Liver- more. They will be gone a week. Mr. and Mrs. Brimmer celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Aug. 20 and to mark the oc casion, will take their grand daughter to San Francisco where the will stay at the Sheri- tan Palace Hotel. Mrs. Hugo Carlson was re moved to Northern Westchester Hospital via ambulance on Wed nesday of last week after she sustained a broken hip as the re sult of a fall in her home on Woodland Road. Michael Pennessi returned home Friday from Northern Westchester Hospital where he had undergone a tonsilectomy the previous day. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pennessi of Cottage Terrace. Mrs. Irving Williams, daugh ter Ann an dson Benjamin, ar rived S u n d a y by bus at Char- lottetown, Prince Edward Island joining another son, David who has been visiting her parents, Mi\ and Mrs. George MacMillan at their home there. Mr. Wil liams and their eldest son, Jim will join the family on the Mari time Province as soon as sum mer school at Fox Lane ends. The Bedford Hills Fire Depart ment answered a call to the Wil- lard Simpkins home on Broad- brook Road on Thursday and ex tinguished a fire in a shed on the property. Following an absence of five / weeks which included four week vacation and a week at Camp Epworth near Kingston, The Rev. Frank A. Klausman will return to Bedford Hills this week and will again take over his pas toral dutes on Sunday. Philip Peoples gave the sermon at the service last Sunday. Wilbur J. Huntington of Bed ford Road returned last week from Norwich, Conn, where he attended the annual vacation meeting of the Huntington Fam ily Association. This association was formed in 1857 and has held periodic reunions ever since. In 1863 the first family history was published and a much larger volume entitled \The Huntington Family Memoir\ was produced in 1915. Mr. Huntington has been working for the past three years on material for a supplement and the 1963 book has just come off the press. At last week's meeting he was presented with the first copy which had been given a special binding with his name engraved on the cover. In 1962 Mr. Huntington was elect ed historian for the Association -Wadi Haifa, Sudan, had no rain in a 10-year record of ob servations. 6 Area Scouts In New Mexico For 12 Days CHAPPAQUA— Six Boy Scouts from North ern Westchester are among those representing the Wash ington Irving Scout Council at the Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, N.M. The 31 Westchester Boy Scouts and two leaders left Monday to spend 12 days at the camp in the Sangre de Cristo mountain range and sightsee in Chicago and Den ver. Recently the group went through final preparations for the trip at the Purdy Scout Reservation in White Plains. As part of their activities they practiced the out-door living techniques that they would need in Mexico. Making the trip from this area are: Wilson Binger, Bruce Kennedy and Bill Mc- Bride of Chappaqua; Mark Davis of Katonah; and Ro bert Brennan and Drew Out house of Croton Falls. For the student,.. Desks and matching chairs.. . Desk lamps.. • Throw rugs ... J. II. CRANE & SON MAIN St. MT. KISCO M0 6-5572 {Next to Fost Office) which now covers the entire country. Walter L. Hurtington of Mapleton, Ore. is president and Lester W. Huntington of Somerville, Mass. is vice presi dent. Theresa Wilson, age 9, of the Bronx, a fresh air youngster, is spending Wo weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Peoples and family of So. Church St. Mr. and Mrs. John Horvatino- vic and children of Robinson Ave. visited her family in Texas durin gthe month of July. Stephen Piatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Piatt of 75 Harris Road, observed his fourth birth day on Sunday with a party for neighborhood children. Mrs. Gladys Barrett, of Miami Fla. arrived Friday by plane and accompanied her son and daugh ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barrett and daughter Beverly to Eastham, Cape Cod, on Satur day where they will occupy a cottage for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mangione of Adams St. left Sunday on a two week vacation which they will spend in Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mays of Cottage Terrace are on vaca tion this week at Cape Cod. Karen Braverman To Marry In Fall POUND RIDGE— Mr. and Mrs. Moses Paul Braverman of Old Stone Hill Road have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Karen Braverman, to Rob ert B. Miller of New York City. He is the son of Mrs. Simon Canton of New York and the late Daniel Miller. 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