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North Westchester Times New Castle Tribune, Mount Kisco, N.Y., August 29, 1963 Richard Sadai, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sadai of Ivy Place, a June graduate of Ham ilton College, will be leaving next week for- the University of Pennsylvania where he will be doing graduate work in law. The annual swimming meeti Mr. and Mrs. George Havel will be held on Sunday, at the (and family of High Street arriv- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Diel of HuntvUle Road, spent the week end in Sodus, N.Y. visiting with their family, Mr. and Mrs. James Schenck and two chil dren. Jonathan Sadai, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sadai of Ivy- Place graduated from John Jay- High School in June and he will be a resident student at New York University this fall. Robert Hipkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hipkins of Edgemont Road, celebrated his ninth birthday on Saturday, with a movie party, followed by ice cream and cake, for 10 boys. Don Mundt, member of the John Jay High School faculty, has returned to the area from his summer vacation spent part ly at his home in Iowa and on a camping trip to the Rockies with a former member of the local faculty, Dann Chamber lain. Mr. Chamberlain will be teaching this year in Concord, Mass. Mrs. George Neff of St. Petersburg, Fla. formerly of Katonah, and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Neff and family of Georgetown, N. Y. arrived in Katonah on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Neff and family were planning to spend a few days. Mrs. George Neff will re main at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of Mc Queen Street until the first part of October. American Legion Pool for all the children who have been at tending the pool during the summer. In case of rain the meet will be held on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Edith Smith of Ridge- field, Conn., formerly of Katon ah is a patient at the Northern Westchester Hospital following surgery on a broken hip which she suffered on Aug. 17 in a fall while visiting the home of her niece, Miss Elizabeth Park er of the Parkway, Katonah. The Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Wollam and family of Glenside, Pa. left on Monday for their new home in Redlands, Calif. The Rev. Wollam was the for mer pastor of the First Presby terian Church before going to the Glenside church twoand-a half years ago. The Rev. Wol lam will begin his association with the Redlands church as head of Religious Education the middle of September. Mr. Wol- lam's parents are presently liv ing in the Redlands area and it was this past spring that the elder Rev. Wollam observed his 50th year in the ministry. Mr. and Mrs. John Frith of Edgewood Road spent last week at their summer cottage in Point Pleasant, N. J. Prior to that they had vacationed for a week at the Gaspe Peninsula in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schae- fer of Valley Road returned home over the weekend from a week's vacation spent at Nantucket. TUITIOr For college, preparatory school, graduate work. Ap ply at the nearest office of coumv TRUST WwtchijUr's most convinlmt bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dick ens of Lake Waccabuc were hosts at their home on Sunday when members of the Adult Fellowship of the Katonah Meth odist Church gathered for a pic nic. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elses- ser and family of Lily Pond Lane moved Aug. 20 to their new home in Dover, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams and daughter Marsha of West Hollywood, Fla., after spend ing the past two weeks in Ka tonah, left Saturday for Roch ester, N. Y. and a 1st visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrill and family, before leaving for their home in Florida. The Wil liams family had been in the Katonah area since June. ed home over the weekend from a two week camping trip throughout'the northern part of the state. Miss Barbara Cable, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Warren Cable of Lily Pond Lane spent several days last week visiting Miss Andrea Petterson of Man- lius. Mrs. Sehldon Wiltse Jr. of Lily Pond Lane held a neigh borhood coffee party on Aug. 21 at her home in honor of Mrs. John Lemke. Mr. and Mrs. Lemke and children, Janet 11 and John 14, moved recently from Pottstown, Pa. into the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Cohen and family of Lily Pond Lane. Mr. Lemke is with the American Telephone and Telegraph office in White Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bene dict Sr. of High Street, return ed to their home on Aug. 17 from a two-week stay at their cottage at Ocean Grove, N. J. Their guests for one of those weeks were three of their grand children, Barbara, Kathryn and Stephen Benedict of Utica. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferri of New York City spent the week end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chiocco and family of Deer Park Road. Mr. and Mrs. Ferri are the grand parents of Mrs. Chiocco. The Rev. Justus Fennel, pas tor of the First Presbyterian Church, will be preaching this Sunday afternoon at the Mead Memorial Chapel in Waccabuc. FOX LANE High School li brary will be a beehive of acti vity next week and library page Sue Crawford has the task of seeing that all is in order when the opening bell rings. — Staff Photo by Jeff Harrell. Family Record Inscribed Copy Of Memoirs Given Wilbur Huntington By KAY BOSS As was only fitting, Wilbur J. Huntington of Bedford Hills was presented with the first copy of \The Huntington Family Mem oir,\ at the annual vacation meeting of the Huntington Fam ily Association several days ago. The association was formed in Tri-State Unit Asks Permit For Parking BEDFORD— The Bedford Town Board Aug. 20 delayed acting on a re quest from the Tri-State Trans portation Committee until board members have an opportunity J Pronayj tc lfieet representatives of J Mr. and Mrs. C. u. nuua^ i - • .p Mnw of the Terrace spent last week the committee to consult furth-1 ^^wim— 1857 and has held periodic re unions ever since. In 1863 the first family history was pub lished. A much larger volume was produced in 1915. Mr. Hunt ington has been working for the past three years on material for a supplement and the 1963 book has just come off the press. At the meeting in Norwich, Conn., he was given that first copy which has been put into a special binding with his name engraved on the cover. Mr. Huntington was elected historian for the association which now covers the entire country. Walter L. Huntington of Mapleton, Ore. is president. Byram Hills PTA Meets Principals 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 at Niagara Falls where Mr. Pronay had been sent as a dele gate to the Firemen's Conven tion. Miss Jennifer Gratton, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hartley Gratton of Bedford Road, re turned recently from a week's vacation spent visiting her twin sister, Jacqueline, who has been working this sufnmer in West Yarmouth, Mass. Both girls will be returning this fall to Wilson College, Chambersburgh, Pa. for their senior year. David Kellogg and son, Peter, of Sarasota, Fla., is leaving today, Thursday by plane for the return trip home after spending ten days with Mr. Kel- logg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Kellogg of the Terrace, Katonah Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bliss of Utica spent last week in Ka tonah visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Kellogg of Valley Road. j Mr. and Mrs. Orris Stark and LTLT JjisttffliwhwL <^4chietwnmtr 1962 ?z *\i afire Ford Motor Company has honored Pleasantville Ford, Inc. 44 Ossining Road Pleasantville, N.Y. with the FORD DEALER AWARD in recognition of Progressive management • •. Modern sales and service facilities *. • Sound merchandising practices.. • High quality standards. •. Continuing interest in rendering superior service to Ford owners during the year Sponsors of the Thunderbirtl Classic Golf Tournament er. The Tri - State committee wants a permit from the town to use New York City property for parking at Katonah. The board is concerned that the committee's plan to make Katonah an express stop will curtail commuter service at the Bedford Hills station. son, en route to their home in Michigan after a visit in Eng land, were met when the Queen Elizabeth docked on Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. William Kellogg of the Terrace, at whose home they will visit for a few days. Mrs. William Kellogg of the Terrace returned home Aug. 18 from Newtown, Conn, where she spent four days caring for her grandchildren while their parents were in Maine, called by the death of Mrs. Charles Hill, mother of Mrs. Douglas Kellogg. Miss Elizabeth Parker of the Parkway returned home over the weekend from her annual two-week vacation spent in Con necitcut. Robert Kurutz of Edgemon Road has been on a vacation visit to Bermuda for ten days and returned home over the weekend. Miss Robert Roberts of the Parkway, and Miss Margaret Murphy of Yorktown, spent Sat urday attending the concert at Tanglewood, in Lenox, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark of North Street spent the weekend in Woodstock, at the home of Mrs. Clark's son - in - law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mead DeWitt and family. While there they attended the commence ment exercises of the Benedic tine Hospital School of Nursing, held on Sunday at St. Mary's Church in Kingston in order to see Miss Margaret Ramsell re ceive her diploma. Bachelor Party 9 FOR SINGLE MEN AND WOMEN TRAVEL WITH YOUR OWN AGE GROUP • 21 -33 U 29 -48 • 45-65 Departtre date. from Spam 1 jCfo &wt 1*799 COCKTAIL PARTIES FAMOUS RESTAURANTS NIGHT CLUBS FINEST HOTELS •\» ii contact » III„,< regor Travel 190 E, fost Rd., Whiff. Plains Phon. ROckwtll 10 700 The Byram Hills Parent Teacher Association board met yesterday morning with Eugene Bradford, district principal; Mrs. Mary Livings ton, elementary schools princi pal, and Louis Hill, principal at Crittenden Junior High School. Committees for the year have been named for the coming year. Chairmen are Mrs. Hiram Hoelzer, program; Mrs. James Gladstone, publications; Mrs. Richard Brown, hospitality: Mrs. Richard Kleiner, publici ty; Mrs. Norman Anderson, social dance; Mrs. S. R. Vandi vort and Mr. Sidney Liebowitz, book fair; Mrs. Rea Brown, theater; Mrs. John Keffer, ele mentary room representative; Mrs. Leland Maxwell, junior high room representative; Mrs. Chester Baker, UNICEF; Mrs. Warrell Hauk, membership. Temporary PTA committees for each school in the district are Wampus Unit: Mrs. William Kaufman (chairman), Mrs. G. Russell James, Mrs. Robert Schweitzer, Mrs. Michael Smith; Coman Hill Unit: Mrs. John Heimerdinger (chairman), Mrs. Richard Weeks, Mrs. Ralph Tucker, Mrs. Jerome Light; H. C. Crittenden Unit: Mrs. Peter Hahn (chairman), Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, Mrs. Vito Castellano, Mrs. Stephen Berman, Mrs. Guy Papale; Whippoorwill Unit: Mrs. William Robson (chair man), Mrs. Andrew Hopping, Mrs. Edward Burn, Jr.; Bear Ridge Unit: Walter Koock (chairman), Mrs. Martin Acker- man, Mrs. Charles Talbot, Mrs. Arnold Zais, Reed Hinricks, Mrs. Murray Stern; High School Unit: Guy Papale. A plea to set aside outgrown or unwanted books for the book fair has been made by co - chairmen Mrs. Liebowitz and Mrs. Vandivort. The book fair, to be held in November, will again feature both new and used books. Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Graves and daughter Pennie returned last week to their home on So. Church St. after spending two weeks at Star Lake in the Adi- rondacks. Mrs. Paul Merritt of Ossining served as organist at the Bed ford Hills Methodist Church for the past three Sundays while Mrs. Philip Barrett was having a vacation. The Barretts return ed Saturday from Cape Cod where they spent two weeks. The Gray Taylor family of Harris Rd. have been vacation ing at their cottage at Lake St. Catherine, Poultney, Vt. Work was to begin Monday on the exterior painting of the Bedford Hills Methodist Church. Tomorrow, Thursday, night, the board of trustees and the build ing committee will meet with John Gary of Pleasantville, an architect experienced in church renovation. Mr. and Mrs. William Cun- neen and infant daughter, Ann Marie and Mrs. Cunneen's moth er, Mrs. Margaret Connor mov ed last Wednesday to Flushing, L. I. Their home at 55 Wood land Road has been sold. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Burbank and children, Daryl, David and Donna were recently at Cape Cod for a four day weekend. Part of the time they camped at South Wellfleet. Diane, the infant member of the family, stayed with relatives while her parents were away. Miss Hilda Carlsson of Bur- bank Ave. and Miss Margaret Hart of Brewster were recently at Cape Cod for a few days. Cotillion Dance Class Scheduled BEDFORD HILLS— Invitations to the Bedford Hills Cotillion Dance Class have been mailed to the interested children in the Bedford Hills, Bedford Village school district, grades five and six, it was announced by Mrs. James E. Taylor, Stan- wood, and Mrs. Ernest B. Mer cer, Bedford Village, co-chair men of the Bedford Hills School Association sponsored courses. The classes consist of 12 ses sions and two parties which meet from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on alternate Wednesdays beginning Sept. 11. They will again be tin der the direction of Jeremiah E. Richards, dance instructor who is known both locally and in New York. Etiquette as well as ballroom dancing is taught at these classes. An enrollment fee is charged. Other committee members are Mrs. Robert M. Lancto, Bedford Hills, and Mrs. Charles B. Mar asco, Bedford Village. Parents of fifth and sixth grad ers in any school who wish more information about the classes may reach Mrs. Taylor at MO 6-6987 and Mrs. Mercer at BE 4-7166. Lakeland Sisterhood Bazaar Net $1,145 YORKTOWN— The committee in charge of the bazaar held on Aug. 15 by the Sisterhood of the Lakeland Jewish Center has announced that the event raised $1,145. Pro ceeds will go to the building fund of the new center on Saga more Trail. The committee who worked for the success of the event in eluded Mrs. Daniel Diamant, chairman, Mrs. Paul Morofsky, Mrs. Jay Goldfarb, Mrs. Man uel Rosenberg, Mrs. Al Sevelo witx, Mrs. Frank Haber, Mrs. Isadore Leyden, Mrs. Seymour Herman, Mrs. Manuel Chervin, Mrs. Sasha Polinoff, Mrs. Jer ome Gellerstein and Mrs. Ruth Schussler. 131 Years of Service to our Customers T. L. WATSON & CO. ESTABLISHED 18X2 Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE 25 BROAD STREET NEW YORK 4, N.Y. The Knute Johannessen family of Bedford Road also spent a few days vacationing there. Miss Phyllis Dexheimer of Bedford Road, returned from Camp Weyoda, Lake Fairlee, Vt. on Thursday of last week accompanied by four other camp counselors, Miss Sue Thompason of Greensboro N.C. the Misses Susan and Wanda Payne of Tazewell, Va. and Miss Susan Bratley of Bethesda, Md., Miss Dexheimer has left to begin her teaching career at the Baldwinsville Elementary School. She graduated in June f^om State University at Pots dam. Members of the family and Mends will be in Locust Valley on Saturday to attend the mar riage of Jan Garigliano to Miss Gloria Rebholz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rebholz of Bris tol, Ten. The ceremony will take place at St. Dominick's Church, Oyster Bay at 11 a.m. Mr. Garigliano, son of Mrs. Mary Garigliano of Cottage Ter race, Bedford Hills, is a lieute- ant in the Marine Corps at Camp LeJeune, N. C. The Rev. Frank A. Klausman Jr., pastor of the Bedford Hills Methodist Church, announced Sunday that he would be in Washington D. C, today to take part in the Civil Rights Marcjj. Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Dex heimer have returned from Or leans, Cape Cod where they visited for a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Brien. Mr. O'Brien of Bedford Road returned home this week- Ambulance Corps Gets 3 Members YORKTOWN HEIGHTS— New members welcomed into the Yorktown-Kiwanis Vol unteer Ambulance Corps last week were Lindy Lindenbaum, Mrs. Leo Sitzer and Thomas Weller. The Corps responded to a call on Tuesday at Matkins bunga low colony to transfer David Si mon to Park West Hospital in New York. The crew compris ed: Mrs. William Wacht, crew chief; Bill DiNapoli, driver; and Mrs. Harold Poritzky On Wednesday Jack Hughes of Jefferson Valley was trans- fered from Peekskill Hospital to St. Vincent Hospital in New York. Marty Grumm, crew chief, was assisted by Mrs. John DeFlavis who drove the ambulance and Mrs. Lou Gul- itz. William LeFevre is still train ing drivers to operate the new ambulance which should be put into use next week. The Corps will meet Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. in Yorktown High School. end and resumed his position with Brooks Dairy. His wife and daughter and Mrs. Arthur M. Cornell will be returning to Bedford Hills this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hall and children of So. Beechwood Road have returned from a camping trip to Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire. Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. Henrietta Schildt, who left to visit relatives in Ger many, is confined to Munich Hospital after having the mis fortune to break her leg as the result of a fall. Mrs. Ruth Parkinson of Bed ford Road was recently a patient at Northern Westchester Hospi tal and is now recuperating at the home of Mrs. Orpha Lent in Katonah. Miss Carol MacLaury, daugh ter of Mrs. C. Everett Burbank of Cottage Terrace and Miss Eleanor Turnbull of Springfield, Mass. arrived in England re cently aboard the S. S. Statten- dum. Early last week, they left, England for Scotland and will tour Holland, Denmark, France Italy and Switzerland before re turning home in late September. Both girls were graduated in June from nursing school at Skidmore College. Mrs. Alvan Mills and daugh ter, Sue, of Cottage Terrace ac companied by Mrs. John Riker and daughter, Theo of Pinebrook Road, Pound Ridge, t o o k a re cent motor trip to Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls, Canada, The Thousand Islands and the Adi- rondacks. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mun- ro have leased their home at 9 Woodland Road to Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander who have moved here from Vermont with their two sons and daughter. The Munro family are now liv ing in Stamford. Mr. Alexander will be head of the music de partment at Fox Lane School. Mr. and Mrs. John Krouch and sons, Of Bedford Road, have re turned from a week's vacation spent at Brigadeen, N. J. The Bedford Hills Fire De partment was called out recent ly when a Bedford Hills Con crete Products truck was afire. The cause is unknown and fire was confined to the gas tank on the truck. Unpointed Furniture CHESTS-DESKS-BOOKCASES Largest Selection Ever! MT. KISCO FURNITURE 65 So. Moger Ave. MO 6-8018 y mm* We are the largest parochial and private school uniform supplier in Northern Westchester . . . Serving such schools as: St. Francis, Mt. Kisco; St. Joseph's, Croton Falls; St. Patrick's, Yorktown; Cisqua School, Mt. Kisco; Bedford-Rippowam and many others. We lead the field in values for the back-to- school season with these brands: DRESSES by Youngland Allyssa Polly Flinders SKIRTS and POLO'S by Sacony SLIPS and PAJAMAS from Her Majesty BOYS' PANTS by O.K. 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