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North Westchester Times New Castle Tribune, Mount Kisco, N.Y., September 5, 1963 KATONAH NEWS HEMS Miss Judy Hopkins, daughter of A. Jay Hopkins of Brewster, formerly of Katonah, was met at the airport on Aug. 29 by her father when she arrived from California where she had been training for the Peace Corps. Miss Hopkins, a registered nurse, will be leaving soon for Ethiopia to begin her duties with the Peace Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Burt of Highland Avenue spent the weekend in Potsdam to enroll their daughter, Georgianna, in her freshman year at Potsdam State Teachers College. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and family of Meadow Park ar rived home Aug. 28 from a three week vacation at Lake Bomaseen, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. George Louns- bury Jr. and family of Woods- bridge Road have returned from their two-week vacation sepnt at their cottage in Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Benedict of High Street returned home this week after spending the long holiday weekend at their summer place in Ocean Grove, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. William Raith and four children of Dallas, Tex. recently spent two weeks in the area visiting Mr. Raith's moth er and sister in New Rochelle, and his brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raith and family of Terrace Heights. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hill of 17 Ridge St. returned home Aug. 26 from ten days spent in Syra cuse visiting their oldest grand son, ten-year-old Erich, who is critically ill in the Syracuse Me morial Hospital. While in Syra cuse. Mr. and Mrs. Hill stayed at the home of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. David Sine and youngest grand son, Mark. plane on Aug. 25 for her return home after spending two weeks in Katonah visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Virtuoso of Edgemont RoacJ. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raith of Terrace Heights celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary on Aug. 24 with a dinner party at the Rob Roy Restaurant in Ar- monk. The occasion also mark ed the birthday of Mrs. Raith. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oakley of Largo, Fla. formerly of Katon ah, who are visiting in-the area for a few weeks, spent a few days last week visiting with Mrs. Oakley's elderly aunt in Waterbury, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Armando Hen- riquez and family of Edgemont Road returned home last Aug. 27 from West Virginia where they spent two weeks with Mrs. Henriquez' family. The Business Women's Group of the First Presbyterian Church will hold their first meeting on Sept. 9 at the home of the Misses Jessie and Geor- giana Zimmerman on Katonah Avenue. A White Elephant Sale will be held that evening among the members attending. Frank McGuane of Valley- Edge has been a patient at the Northern Westchester Hospital having entered two weeks ago today. Stormville, N.Y. Mr. Tettignano and the former, Miss Patricia Curran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Curran of South Road were married on Aug. 24 in the Katonah Methodist Church. Mrs. Tettignano, a registered nurse, will be work ing at the Northern Westchester Hospital. The newlyweds will be living in Stormville near the bride's brothers-in-law and sis ters, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Craw ford and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mey. The Misses Jessie and Geor- gina Zimmerman of Katonah Avenue returned to their home Aug. 29 from a seven-week va cation trip which took them mainly to Minot, N. D. for a visit with their sister, Mrs. Thomas Crawford. They also visited with friends and rela tives in Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan and finally Glens Falls just before returning home. Miss Nancy Hopkins, who has been spending the summer in Katonah with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts and family of The Parkway, left on Sunday for a week's visit with friends in Phoenix before going on to begin her fall semester at Hart- wick College, Oneonta. COSTUMED young ladies are shown at last Friday's party given for the children who participated in the Bed ford Hills Free Library's sum mer program, on left is Lourdes Call, 10, wearing a Japanese costume. With her is Corey Davis, 7, dressed as the Blue Fairy. The party concluded the story hour and reading club activities which were held during vacation un der the direction of Mrs. Charles Hyatt, librarian. Vol unteers from the Friends of the Library assisted with the program. At the party, young sters in the reading club were awarded certificates. Philip Barrett, a magician from Bed ford Hills, entertained the youngsters. — Staff Photo by Doris B. Kirchhoff. Adult Education Program Planned By Katonah Church Elliott Kellogg of Valley Road celebrated his 77th birthday on Aug. 25. For the occasion, 29 members of his family gather ed at the Kellogg home for an afternoon dessert party. Mr. and Mrs. James Beard- sley and family of McQueen Street returned home this week from a two-week vacation in Minnesota with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Water- bury of The Parkway, have an nounced the birth of a nine- pound-six-ounce boy on Aug. 25 at the Northern Westchester Hospital. The couple have two other children. Billy and Deb bie, and they have named this, their second son, Jeffrey. Mrs. Waterbury, the former Miss Audrey Ganung of Katonah, re turned home Aug. 29. Miss Mary Ann Virtuoso of Los _Angeles, Calif, left by J| Daniel V. Flynn & Son, Inc. Richard A. Flynn, Pres. I The tenth annual Convention of the Westchester Volunteer Firemen will be held on Sept. 12, 13 and 14 in Port Chester. A gruop of local firemen are planning to attend the con vention Sept. 14 and partici pated in the parade. Paul Jones of New Street and his son, David, returned on Wed nesday of last week from a week's vacation trip to Penn sylvania. Lynn and Janet Ferguson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Hil ton Ferguson Jr. of The Ter race, returned home Aug. 29 from a week's stay at Camp Sloane, Lakeville, Conn. Mrs. David Mead of Terrace Heights returned this week from a summer spent in Bel grade, Maine with her daugh ter, Mrs. Oscar Damm of Pel- ham, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tettig nano, returned this week from a New England wedding trip and will be making their home in General Insurance TEACH READING CHAPPAQUA— Miss Elizabeth Ogrodnik of the Bronx, will teach reading at Horace Greeley High School and at the Douglas G. Grafflin School. She holds degrees from Cortland State Teachers College and Teacher's College of Colum bia University. Weddings last for seven days in Morocco. Lt. Glynn Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Morris of Huntville Road left on Tuesday to return to San Francisco af ter a two-week visit with his family. Lt Morris is Executive Officer on the U.S.S. Ranger. Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Futch of Charlottesville, Va. spent the weekend in Katonah at the home of Mrs. Futch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Morris of Huntville Road. Mr. Futch is a medical student at the Univer sity of Virginia. Billy Curran, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Curran of South Road arrived home last Aug. 28 from a week's visit with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Crawford of Storm ville, N.Y. Miss Whitney Helps New Keuka Students KATONAH— Miss Susan Whitney, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Whitney Sr., 18 Cottage Place is one of a select group of stu dents at Keuka College, Keuka Park, N. Y., chosen to assist in the orientation of new students by serving as a member of the New Student Week Committee. Students serving on the New Student Week committee will assist in all phases of the orien tation of the new students and will also serve as student coun selors in the housing units. A major responsibility will be participating in discussions con cerning the Keuka honor sys tem and cooperative govern ment. SOCIAL STUDIES CHAPPAQUA— Carmen Costa of Titicus Road, North Salem, will teach social studies at the Bell School. He is a graduate of New Paltz State Teachers College and has a master's from, Syracuse Univer sity. FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT ON ALL REGULAR DEPOSITS Anticipated for the period from July 1, 1963 to De cember 31, 1963 assuming favorable earnings con tinue. KATONAH In a broad-scale attack on the problem of keeping informed in their faith, Katonah Presbyteri ans will usher in this fall an ex tensive adult education program among the congregation. A year in the making, this program will involve the Pastor, the Rev. Justus J. Fennel, the Minister of Christian Education, the Rev. Cecil V. Marley, and several lay members of the con gregation. Starting this Sept. 8, the Rev. Justus J. Fennel will begin to develop the theme of the year in a sermon entitled, \Jesus Christ Is Lord.\ On suc cessive Sundays, Sept. 15, 22 and 29, the sermons will deal with \Jesus Christ As Lord of Our Faith,\ \Jesus Christ As Lord of Our Life,\ and \Luke's Gospel.\ Miss lone Barrett, chairman of the adult work sub-committee of the Session Committee on Christian Education, outlined the plan this way. \The pro gram,\ she says, \is designed to make our adults b e 11 e r in formed and more articulate Christians. We are especially concerned that our parents know their faith well because they have the primary responsibility to bring up their children. To this end the curriculum used by adults this year in our adult ed ucation program will be the same one used by all the chil dren and young people, at an adult level, of course.\ The program wil be official ly launched on Sept. 22, as church school opens at 9:30 a.m. Classes will be held for chil dren, nursery age, through ad ults. The adult class will be un der the supervision of the Rev. Cecil V. Marley and will meet each Sunday. The sermon for each Sunday will coincide with the theme of the Sunday lesson in order to give aded impetus to the material learned. For those who prefer to go to church services instead of the Sunday morning class four week ly night classes will take place in different neighborhoods. These will be in the Somers, Lake Katonah, Katonah Ridge and village area. A lay member of the congregation, together with the Pastor will lead these neighborhood \home seminars.\ Commenting on the scope of the program, Miss Barrett con cluded, \This may seem like an ambitious program, but we have every indication our congrega tion really wants something like this—and besides, we Protest ants have fallen down woefully in this area and better begin to make up for lost time.\ Miss Julia D. Hunt of Church St. has been a patient at North ern Westchester Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford P. Dar ling of Babbitt Road returned Aug. 17 by plane from the Bri tish Isles. Mrs. Darling flew to visit her family in Essex, Eng land on June 22 and was joined by Mr. Darling on July 28. Dur ing their visit they also were in Wales. Dr. and Mrs. Dale Harrouni of Media, Pa. have announced the marriage of their daughter, Phyllis Dale to Howard J. Mead Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mead of 253 Bedford Road. The cere mony took place in Media on Aug. 26. Vincent Minoti of Milan Ave. has returned from a week's va cation at Atlantic City this week he began his duties as physical education instructor at Bedford Hills Elementary School. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and daughter Patricia, have re turned to Schenectady after visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Marchigiani of Bedford Road. Mrs. Murray is the former Marie Marchi giani. A sixth child was born Aug. 19 to Mr. and Mrs. John Bas- satt of 11 School St. at North ern Westchester Hospital. He has been named Michael James The couple's other children are: Christine, 12; Richard, 9; Ger ald, 8; John, 6; and Mary Ellen iy 2 . Mrs. James Armstrong has sold her home at Orleans, Cape Cod and is now a resident of Kisco Gardens Apartment. Mrs. Armstrong is the mother of Jack Armstrong of Franklin Drive, Bedford Hills. School For Retarded Holds Election Of New Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gran- iero of Church St. returned home last week from the Isle of Capri where they visited for the past months. Pricilla Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells of Bedford Road, celebrated her seventh birthday on Thursday with a luncheon party at her home attended by some of her classmates who will be enter ing second grade this week. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Massielo are at their home on Woodland Road after spending the sum mer in Italy. They arrived Mon day aboard the S.S. Vulcania Their son, Remo, who accom panied them abroad in June, returned a week earlier by plane. KATONAH— The appointment of Mrs. Els- worth Fowler of Cross River as teacher assistant at the North- Westchester School for Retard-, ed Children was announced at a meeting of the school Aug. 27 at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Carl Larson of Katonah will again teach the classes held daily starting Sept. 9 in rooms provided by the church. Mrs. Tohmas McCallum of Bedford, chairman of the school, told the meeting that since four children had graduated to pub lic classes at Yorktown this Diana Duffy Freshman At Manhattanville KATONAH— Miss Diana Duffy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Duf fy of Quaker Church Road, will enter Manhattanville Col lege of the Sacred Heart, Purchase Sept. 5. She will be one of the 250 freshmen, the largest fresh man class to date, to be greet ed by 25 juniors who form the Orientation Committee. The Class of '67 was chosen from about 2,200 applicants from 22 states and from Puerto Rico, Canada. Mexico, the West In dies, Italy, Peru, and South Africa. Miss Duffy is a graduate of St. Mary's High School in Ka tonah. June, there will be room for new students. The school ac cepts retarded children ages 3 to 12. At present pupils come from as far as Mamaroneck and North Salem. Thomas Broderick of Katonah, speech therapist, who recently attended an international meet ing on retarded and handicap ped children in Copenhagen, Denmark, spoke of the work be ing done abroad in these fields. Mrs. Thomas McCallum of lum were re-elected chairmen of the school for the year; Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacCuaig of South Salem, treasurers; Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Walker Jr. of Katonah, secretaries, Mrs. Frank Delise of Candlewood Park, corresponding secretary, John Meyer of Tarrytown, re presentative to the Western Association for the Help Retard ed Children, White Plains, Mrs. Michael Bimonte of South Sal em and Mrs. Thomas Hanan of Katonah, chairmen of volun teers, Mrs. Guido Savonne of Mamaroneck, lunch chairman and William Glochan of Cross River and Morris Leigson of Yorktown Heights, equipment chairmen. The Friends of the Northern Westchester School for Retard ed Children, a group of Bedford residents interested in the school and its aims, will spon sor a fashion show and luncheon to benefit the school on Sept. 12 at the Whippoorwill Country Club, Chappaqua. Mrs. James Behan is ticket chairman. PER ANNUM HOME SAVINGS BANK WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK 1 MAMARONSOK AVC. • MO NORTH BROADWAY EST 1803 PHONE Whrt. Plaint 9-3600 MIMNR OIPOStT NOW ON SALE Ethan Allen EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE MT. KISCO FURNITURE 65 South Moger Ave. MOunt Kisco 6-8018 • Fro Parking • Easy Payment* t Open Friday Nighta Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jen kins and family drove to Lan caster, Pa. on Saturday for their son, Matthew, who has been the guest of his uncle and iunt, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hale. Matthew accompanied the Hale family on a two-week trailer trip as far west as Col orado. They visited the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Boys Town in Nebras ka, Dodge City and many oth er points of interest. Kis pg 2 SH Bedford Hils notes Louis Rutigliano of Huntville Rd., Katonah who was appoint ed custodian at the Bedford Town House when the Town Board met recently, has decid ed not to accept the appoint ment but will retain his position held for several years at Bed ford Hills Elementary School. Mr. and Mrs. William Hyde and daughter, Joan of Spring- hurst Rd. spent the weekend and holiday at their house on Upper Saranac. Mrs. Elsie Dillon of Mont- clair, N. J. spent last week with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells. On Sunday, Aug. 25 they were join ed by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dil lon of New Brunswick, N.J. whose infant daughter, Kelly was one year old that day. ered together 150 members of the two clans. While in Pennsyl vania, Mr. Kennedy also attend ed the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Borough of Bell- wood, the town in which he was graduated from high school. Wednesday, Sept. IS has been set as the date for the third annual spaghetti dinner which the Rev. Frank A. Klausman will serve to the Methodist Men. It will take place in the Parish House at 7 p.m. Gregory Reynolds, son of Mrs. Ralph Reynolds of Bedford Road recently sustained a brok en left arm as the result of an accident while bicycling. Mr. and Mrs. James Barron and daughter Sandra returned Monday to Fair Haven, Mich, after visiting with local rela tives. Their son, Peter was here for the weekend and he return ed Sunday by plane to Dallas, Tex. where he will return to college for his third year. Miss Jo Tyler arrived home by plane on Monday after visit ing for the past several weeks with her maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brimmer of Livermore, Calif. Miss Tyler is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Tyler of Cherry St. Thomas Moravick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moravick of So. Church St. and Michael Pen- nessi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pennessi of Cottage Terrace, spent last week at Camp Sloane Lakeville, Conn. Charles Dawson of Newark, N. J. was a recent guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of Milan Ave. Charles attended Lincoln Uni versity at Lincoln, Pa. last year and this year he will be a stu dent at Columbia University. On August 21, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abrams of Baltimore, niece and nephew of the Thomases, drove to Newark to visit the Dawson family. On their return, the Abrams with Mrs. Thomas drove to Bar Har bor, Me. returning on Saturday Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Scotty McGill and son, Sandy have returned from Syosset, L. I. where they spent two weeks at Mr. Mc- Gill's sister's home. Mr. McGill has been on four weeks vaca tion from Westfield State Farm and resumed work yesterday. Harold V. O'Brien had just returned home on Tuesday of last week after spending his va cation with his family at Or leans, Cape Cod, when he re ceived word that Mrs. O'Brien had taken ill and was a patient at the hospital in Hyannisport. Her condition permitting, Mrs. O'Brien hoped to be able to re turn home yesterday. Her moth er, Mrs. A. M. Cornel and her daughter, Maureen O'Brien re turned to Bedford Hills on Thursday. Dennis Kennedy of Bedford Road and his grandson, Robert Moravick of So. Church St. spent eleven days during Au gust in Lewistown, Pa., attend ing a reunion of the Kennedy- Fusselman families which gath- Miss Helen Donovan of Main Street spent the weekend and holiday in Binghamton visiting a cousin of the same name, Miss Helen Donovan. Andy Palmesi of Bedford Ave. returned to Bedford Hills by plane on Monday after spending the summer with his brother in Italy. 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