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North Westchester Tims?, Mt, Kisco, N. Y., March 20, 1958 Coming Events MARCH 20 Reception of new members Court Newman Catholic .Daugh ters of America in Knights of Columbus Hall 8 p.m. National Council of Jewish Women of Northern Westchester Section dessert card party in Mount Kisco Elks Clubhouse, East Main Street. MARCH 22 Mount Kisco Fire Department annual Corporate Communion St. Francis of Assisi Church, eight o'clock Mass. Breakfast to follow in church auditorium. MARCH 23 Mount Kisco Fire Department annual Corporate Communion St. Francis of Assisi Church eight o'clock Mass. Breakfast to follow in church aduitorium. \Ham Shoot\ sponsored by the Moses Taylor Jr. Unit, American Legion A u x i 1 i a ry, at Lawton Adams Gravel Pit, Somers. MARCH 25 \Luncheon is Served\ sponsored by the Jewish Sisterhood in the Jewish Community Center. To be followed by Fashion Show. Bedford Hills Women's Club Music Section, at home Mrs. N. B. O'Connell. Old Post Road, Bed ford, 11 A.M. Bedford Hills Women Club Home and Garden Section, 12:30 P.M. Mrs. Victor Hagerstrom, Hickory Kingdom Road, Bedford. MARCH 26 Preliminary hearing on the budget of John J. High School, 8:30 P.M. school auditorium, aus pices of PTA. MARCH 29 Rummage sale of the Altar Ros ary of St. Mary's Church in the hall under rectory. Also on March 29. MARCH 29 Annual Musical Show of the Jewish Community Center in the Center, Smith Avenue. Also on March 30. Smorgabord -of the Mother's Club of the Katonah Methodist Church in parish house, between 6 and 7:30 P.M. \Treasure Island\ at 1:30 P.M. under' the auspices of the Katonah School PTA in the school auditor ium. APRIL 1 April Fool's Day. Watch it! APRIL 4' Sisterhood of the Jewish Com munity Center First Night Seder in Center, Smith Avenue, Mount Kisco. Good Friday Cantata of St. Mark's Episcopal Church by the Senior and Junior Choirs, Handel's \Messiah\. Mount Kisco Methodist Church Choirs presentation of \The Mes siah\ by Handel. APRIL 5 Holy Saturday First Day of Passover APRIL 6 Easter Sunday, Feast of the Res urrection. Donor Dinner Dance of Temple Beth-El of Northern Westchester. Place and time to be announced. APRIL 11 Mount Kisco Lions Club annual play, Mount Kisco Elementary School. Also on April 12. Spring Rummage sale of the Adult Fellowship Group of the Ka tonah house starting at 10 a.m. Also tomorrow. GOOD TALKERS OSSINING — Ossining High School's novice debating team won all six matches at New Paltz on Saturday, capturing the novice championship of the Mid-Hudson Division sectional tournament. Team composed of Quentin Wilkie, Michael Silvers, Peggy Boeckman and Alix Schneeberg, also quali fied for participation in state scholastic finals. No other chair measures up to the one and only READ REST RELAX WATCH TV Tltw*'* a Borco* Lounger lor ktih, RteO /itnttSf titorts* Be sor* yoo, g«t a correct fit* The Batca-Loanger has everything* Quality, good looks ... and man, it's really comfortable. 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FEB. 25 Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Decker, Yorktown Heights. -Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDannald Jr., Chappaqua. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Milioto, Pleasantville. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sarles Jr., Pleasantville. FEB. 26 Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Kopp, Pleasantville. FEB. 27 Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grassmann, Katonah. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hark- ins, Brewster. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Sau- vin, Poundridge. FEB. 28 Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George King, Pleasantville. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peterson, Katonah. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Woodstead, Goldens Bridge. MARCH 1 Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cummings, Pound Ridge. MARCH 2 Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parent, Brewster. Son, Mr. and Mrs. John Schel- ler Jr., Mahopac. March 3, son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldino Jr., Purdys. Son, Mr. and Mrs. John James Ciavara, Brewster. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gero Van Grotthuss, New Canaan. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mal- archick 3d, Pound Ridge. March 4, Son, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barber, Yorktown. Son, Mr. and Mrs. William Mc- Caffree Jr., Chappaqua. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tipa, Bedford Hills. March 5, Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brenneis, Chap paqua. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr, Mahopas Falls. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ever- dell Finch, South Salem. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin, Mt. Kisco. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zipp, Mt. Kisco. March 6, Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Aylesworth, Chap paqua. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ap- pedu Jr., Mt. Kisco. Son, Mr. and Mrs.. Augustine O'Neill, Goldens Bridge. March 7, Son, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Artwick, Bedford. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Ciachin, Yorktown Hghts. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moccia, Yorktown Hghts. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schmidel Sr., Chappaqua. March 8, Son, Mr. and Mrs. John Flagg, Ossining. Son, Mr. and Mrs. John Geraghty, Yorktown. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Seifert, Bedford Hills. March 9, son, Mr. and Mrs. James Amato, Katonah. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Finney New Canaan. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Nelligan Jr., Lake Mohegan. Son, Mr. and Mrs. James Rosa- fort Sr., Brewster. Girl Scouts Mount Kisco. The Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting was held March 11 with the following women in attendance: Mrs. William Rup- pert, Mrs. Israel Machtey, Mrs. M. H. Johnson, Mrs. Leroy Brown, Mrs. John Bennet, Mrs. Abe Rosen berg, Mrs. Joseph Caraccioli, Mrs. Eugene Hack, Mrs. Clifford Cle ment, Mrs. Lucian Shanks and Mrs. John Rogers, president. Each lead er discussed what he particular troop was doing and Mrs. Shanks brought * in some articles which would make good items for hospi tals and children's homes. Mrs. Manus Isaacson reported on* the results of the recent cookie sale. Mount Kisco Brownie Troop 197. On March 12 we were taught what we will have to do to become Girl Scouts. Our leaders Mrs. Hack and Mrs. Weinstein taught us how to make a bed and set a table. We are also going to learn the Girl Scout Promise. Karen Lagan, Nancy Hack and Paula Neissen, scribes. NOMINATORS ELECT HEAD BRIARCLIFF MANOR — Wil liam Zuydock of Poplar Rd., rep resenting the PTA, has been nam ed chairman of the Nonpartisan Nominating Committee for the se lection of school board candidates. All active Briarcliff organizations, less those of political or religious nature, are represented on the committee. DAYTIME IS BETTER LARCHMONT—Two attempts to set a night meeting at which Re publican and Democratic candi dates for village office were to appear on the same platform hav ing proved unavailing, the Larch- mont League of Women Voters have picked a daytime date with success. A public meeting, at which all candidates can appear, is to be held Saturday in Village Hall at 2:30 p. m. Get Dependable Home Heating WITH €sso HEATING OIL • burns HOT and CLEAN • assures TOP burner performance Automatic Delivery Service YOU ALWAYS have an ample supply BURKE FUEL & HEATING CO. 475 Commerce Street. Hawthorne, N.Y.. i ROgers 9-5050 Days ROgers 9-5053 Nights Mount Kisco Troop No. 167. March 12. Some of the members brought Mrs. Martin, our cookie chairman their cookie money last week. We had inspection and paid our dues as usual. Those who did not finish their sit-a-pons last time, did so at last week's meeting. Lynn Anderson and Patty Murphy gave a report on the John Jay School rally. After this we asked the'girls questions about the rally. Our leaders allowed us to play outside for the rest of. the after noon. Next week we are going into the woods and girls with jack knives will make hangers out of broken branches -which we may find. We are doing this project in preparation for our camp-out in May. The work will count for our badge work. Wendy Mlotok, scribe. Mount Kisco. Troop 167. At our March meeting our as- sistant Troop leader, Mrs. Ruther-We are doing this'because we are ford showed us how to make a sit-a-pon with newspaper and pa per bags.. It will be used as a cushion when we go camping. Some of the girls used plastic in stead of the paper bags, which makes the cushion weatherproof. Mrs. Kohlmetz, our leader, hand ed out our Girl Scout catalogues. We also sat in a circle and talked. Wendy Mlotok, scribe. Mount Kisco Troop 169. At our last meeting, we learned what is required for attaining first class rank and also second class. We all finished our pocket first kits and at the next meeting will start on making the troop's kit. Brenda Brennan, scribe. Mount Kisco Troop 197. At our March meeting we elect ed our officers for the last half of this year. Leader of Star Pa trol is Jo Ann Weinstein, Jean Lathrop, assistant, and Nancy Hack, scribe. Teddy Bear Pa trol: Leader Mary Lee Fox, Sandy Harding, assistant leader and Kar en Lagan, scribe. Dare Devil Pa trol: Leader Paula Lipstein, as sistant, Susan Fitch and scribe, Paula Neisen. We also assisted in the community project of opening pennies for the Boys Club. Nancy Hack, Karen Lagan and Paula Neissen, scribes. Mount Kisco Brownie Troop 298. We did not hold our meeting this week as our leader was home with her sick son. Emmy Marwell and Gail Clemente, scribes. KATONAH TROOPS Troop 218 Intermediates The Girl Scouts in Troop 218 Intermediates are going to Toad's Pond to ice skate if the ice is thick enough. The girls will meet at the Katonah Elementary School and walk to the pond from there, as there is little distance between them. In case the ice is not thick enough, the girls will be notified. The girl scouts in troop 218 are also making saris. Saris are the garments the people of India wear. New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., March 20, 1958 13 County's Role Is Applauded 4n Jay Estate By Staff Correspondent ALBANY — Westchester County and Otto koegel of Granite Springs Somers, came in for some plaudits Tuesday as the Assembly passed legislation involving the John Jay Homestead in Bedford. The Jay esjtate will be purchased by Westchester County and given to the State for \historical and ed ucational use.\ The Senate is ex pected to give the measure unani- row. The bill's sponsor, Mrs. Mildred Taylor of Wayne County, chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee on Historic Sites, told the lower house: \Westchester County and Otto Koegel of Granite Springs are to be congratulated for their part in making possible the preservation of this historic site.\ She added that Koegel had estab lished a foundation to take an op tion on the Jay property when it learning about India. We are going to have a lady come and teach us a dance that they do in India and besides that the troop has learned a game that the children in India play. Elizabeth Taylor, scribe. Troop 125 Intermediate Our patrols are working on the India program. Each patrol will do something different. We plan to use recipes, handcrafts and pup pets. We are also making plans for a March program to be pre sented to our mothers during Girl Scout week. Denise Manning, scribe. Mount Kisco Troop 162. At pur last meeting, we opened letters with pennies in them which will be donated to the Boys Club. Heather Sneddon, scribe. was about to be sold—to -be. used mous approval late today or tomor- if it had not been acquired for public use. •• Assemblyman Theodore Hill of Jefferson Valley said \everybody in Westchester is deeply grateful to Mrs. Taylor. Only through her tireless efforts was the fight to pre serve the homestead won.\ Mrs v Taylor cited \valuable por traits, chairs used in the First Congress, extensive library, and documents pertaining to Jay\ that wll be \on display a the Bedford homestead. John Jay, a chief jus tice of the United States, governor of New York and ambassador, lived the last 30- .years of his life at the estate. 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