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, ' North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., Dec. I!, 1958 10 New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., December 11, 1958 Annual Meeting Gets Resume Of Audubon Society History The 10th Anniversary of the re- , activation of the Bedford Audubon /\ Society was celebrated on Friday evening in the Fox Lane School when over 300 people heard a pro gram with Ivan T. Sanderson as principal speaker. Nicholas Shoumatoff,' president of the Bedford Audubon Society, thanked the committee members who had helped to make the eve ning a success. Proceeds will help provide equipment for the Audu bon Room in the Bedford Hills Community House and to finance a scholarship for a local teacher to attend the National Audubon Camp in Maine. GET A NEW PAIR OF EYEGIASSES-WE'LL PAY FOR THEM... Wo will pay for glasses for you or any member of your family — re gardless of the lens needed—when you are fitted with the new 1959 Acousticon A-240 Eyeglass Hearing Aid. Complete Fitting Hearing Aid, Custom Ear Mold Frames and Lenses $239.50. NO EXTRA CHARGES For a limited time only. Come in or call for home appointment. 141 Optical work by Homer Opticians E. Post Rd., White Plains Hearing Aid by ACOUSTICON OF WHITE PLAINS 55 Court St. (Across from Court House) WHite Plains 64878 Robert Hamershlag had pre pared a resume of the history of the Bedford Audubon Society which was read by past president Don ald Slobohm. The Society was re activated in response to a letter published by Stanley Grierson and it began with 74 members. Today the membership is over 400. A number of outstanding advances of conservation practices have been advocated by the Society dur ing the last ten years. In 1951 the society sponsored Mr. Grierson as a teacher in 12 of the community schools, a plan which the schools followed until Mr. Grierson's res ignation to teach in the Rippowan School. The Audubon Room was set up by the Society in 1953 with Mrs. Louis Owens as its head. Mrs. Daniel Quigley is now the chair man of these educational activi ties. Awards Given Mr. Shoumatoff presented framed awards to Douglas Orbison, Rob ert Hamershlag and Mrs. Grierson in appreciation of their efforts on behalf of the society. These men, chosen to represent the many who have contributed to the work of the Society, were officers of the Society in 1948 and have since be come directors and committeemen. More more more more Kis annual Meeting — two ad9 Mr. Shoumatoff introduced Ivan T. Sanderson, world famous zoo logist and television presonality, who was the speaker of the eve ning. Mr. Sanderson pointed out how little we know about the earth on which we live and how much of what appears tq be a mystery may some day be explained by scientific investigation. With amus ing gestures, he told the saga of the reappearing foot prints, prints of a three-toed animal found on the floor of the ocean under the arctitc ice, on the shore of Florida beaches and on islands all over the world. The web-footed prints were made by an animal eignt feet high weigning one and a half tons and able to walk on its two legs both on land and under wa ter. Mr. Sanderson proposed that this may be some form of a giant penguin. He claimed that many of the so-called mythological monsters, tsuch as the Lock Ness sea ser pents, may actually exist. He said that the kraken was, in all proba bility a giant squid and that the Abominable Snow Man might be intermediate between apes and hu man beings. Mr. Sanderson stress ed the ever-increasing need for knowledge to overcome our stu pidity. A film of the American Fla mingo colony of Yucatan brought the evening to a close. Confused by insurance terms? 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Because of the large attendance in previous years, the pageant will be given this year at 5 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. Children attending Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. will be in the 5 o'clock presentation, and those attending the 11:15 a.m. ses sions of the Sunday School will be in the 7 o'clock pageant. It is suggested that adults follow the same schedule in attending the pageant, so that there will be no overcrowding and no one will be turned away because of lack of room in the church. The Junior High Choir newly organized by Gordon Stearns, as sistant minister of the church, will sing, as will the Junior Choir. Both are under the direction of Mrs. Paul H. Dowe. Every mem ber of the congregation is urged to attend. 3ERMUDA COIN PLANNED Bermuda, which issues her own paper currency, will strike a spe cial Crown coin in commemoration of its 350th anniversary as, a Brit ish colony in 1959. PAVING • Grading • Excavation and Fill ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS for t ready I! you are ready driveway, we are to serve you. See us for your cellar excav* fion, (ill and) *°P t0 ^ *'° finish- •d paved driveway under one contract. OUR BUSINESS WAS BUILT WITH SATIS FIED CUSTOMERS. PERMANENT PAVEMENTS CO. ^ARUSML'SAINDON . Owner, Katortah, N.Y. /SPECIALISTS IN PAVING DRIVEWAYS & ROADS Ask, About Our Easy Payment Plan FOR ESTIMATES : Phone CEntral 2-3060 Hospital Unit To Install New Officers Mrs. Robert McCurdy of York- town Heights, will be installed on January 5 as the incoming presi dent of the Women's Auxiliary .of the Northern Westchester Hospital, together with the' other officers, eleced at the Dec. 1 meeting in Brick House Main Stree, Mount Kisco. Mrs. Frank Fox, chairman of the nominating committee presented the following names, who were elected at the December meeting; Mrs. S. R. Brinckerhoff, vice-presi dent; M$s. Carl Bauer, secretary. Mrs. Benjamin bollerman, treas urer and Mrs. Alphonse Gaetaniel- lo, sewing chairman. Members of this group meet the first Monday of each month in Brick House at 1:30 p.m. A brief business meeting is held aft er which the women sew, make supplies for the hcfepital and mend clothing used in the nursery, aft er which tea is served. Twenty members were present at the Dec. 1 meeting which also included a Christmas party and as sembled women irom many., of the towns and villages in the North County. The Auxiliary was founded in 1925 with charter members be ing Mrs. Emma Osborne (deceas ed), Mrs. Thomas Hollywood, Mrs. John Shelly, Mrs. Lillian MacDon- ald, Miss Vilette Williams and Mrs. Dewey Schmidt. Study Group Slates All Day Meeting The Study Group -of the Wom en's Society of Christian Service of the Mount Kisco Methodist Church will hold the all-day meeting on Dec. 18 in Halstead Memorial. The study period in the morning will be led by Mrs. William Heuss with a covered dish' luncheon being served at noon. Mrs. C. Pershing Hunter will be in charge of the devotional and Mrs. Hafveyi Conklin and Mrs. Stanley Hartt will be hostesses. The afternoon will come to a close with the annual Christmas party with games music prizes and a gift grabbag, to which the wom en will have previously contributed a wrapped Christmas gift. NEW CHURCH GROUP An organizational meeting for the Interdenominational Young Adult Singles Club will be held this Sunday evening, Dec. 7, from 7:30 to 9:30 at St. John's Epis copal Church Parish House, Pleas-j» antville. The new organization is sponsored by the Christian Lay men's Assn. It is intended to be a social club under Christian spon sorship for the single young adults of the village and environs. HOMEWORK TREATISE BRIARCLIFF MANOR — Dr. Forbes H. 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