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/ 1 4N #-;Gastis Tribune, Qhappaqua, N. Y., December II, 1958 Trust ends end 11111 The distribution of a five per cent stock dividend to stockhold ers of The County Trust Company has been recommended by the bank's board of directors, Dr. Jo seph E. Hughes, chairman, an nounced today. Recommendations for similar stock dividends have been approved by stockholders and the Superintendent of Banks each year since 1952. If approved at the annual stock holders' meeting on Jan. 21, 1959, the dividend will be on the basis of one new share for every twen ty shares of County Trust stock outstanding. Dr. Hughes further stated that it is planned to trans fer sufficient funds from reserves and undivided profits to increase stated capital funds to more than $30 million. Dr. Hughes pointed out that a stock dividend will be in addition to the usual cash dividends which have been paid every year since 1904. North Westchester Trmes, Mt. Kfeeo, N, Y„ Dec. II, 1958; SQUIRES 41 South Greeley Ave. Chappaqua 1-0970 Stitchery Exhibit at County Center Twenty works of art, entitled \Adventures in Creative Stich- ery\ by noted needlewoman, Ma- riska Karasz of Brewster, are cur rently on exhibition at the West chester Workshop, lower level of the County Center in White Plains, where the public may view them Monday through Friday, 9 to 5 p. m., Monday evening through Thursday evening, 7 to 10 p. m. and Saturday mornings, 9 to 12:30 p. m. Charlotte E. Kizer, director of the workshop, operated by the County Recreation Commission, in vites art students, homemakers, teachers and all interested resi dents to browse among the 20 var ied \needle and yarn\ paintings in exciting color, texture and de sign. Among the titles of Mariska Karasz' creations are \Haitian Waters\ \Kaleidoscope\. \Cave Paintings\ \Flying Saucers',' \Echo\ and \Strata with \Peb bles\. The \Stitchery\ will be on dis play until Dec. 20. Miss Karasz, who has over 60 one-man shows of her work, is credited w.ith creating new hori zons, using a few basic stitches and a variety of yarn and threads, making \simple embroidery\ into a recognized \fine art\ Iran's Shah Pays Honor To Kisco Man A Westchester resident has been made commander of the Order of the Crown by the Shah of Iran. It is the highest honor the Shah can bestow. The yellow ribbon and glittering cross of the order were awarded Dr. Frank N. D. Buchman of Dell- wood, Mount Kisco, initiator of the global program of Moral Re- Armament * Westchester friends at Dellwood were told of the honor about the same time the presentation was . being made yesterday at the MRA assembly center in Caux, Switzer land. The award was presented by the Iranian ambassador to Swit zerland, Hormoz Gharib, and ac cepted by arepresentative of Dr. Buchman who- is in Arizona. \Our greatest need is for a su perior ideology,\ the Shah's mes sage read. \Moral Re-Armament has accepted this great challenge. .It has succeeded and evoked a deep response throughout the world.\ One of the most widelydecor- ated Americans, Dr. Buchman previously has received honors from the governments of France, Western Germany, Japan, Nation alist China, Thailand, the Philip pines and Greece. Get All Your Gifts For All Your Men Under One Roof Gifts of wearables really get close to a man! And here's where you can choose the Just- Right gift for every man in your Christmas. We make shopping for a man a cinch. 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Members^ of the Ctetppaqua -Chapter a$ the Red Cross who helped with^ this work last year say the experience was both in teresting and- entertaining! Several are planning^ to return this year and would like to have additional volunteers join them. Anyone \who wishes a ride to the hospital should \call Mrs. Edward C. Warren at .Chappaqua 1-1951. *Kafanah Gallery Offerjs Print Show .., A <\j)imt show, of contemporary £Amerjcan ^prints opened at the .'TCatonah^'GalIery s on Sunday, Dec. ifl at^O, p7m ,4Artists represented in this rexhibipon will include Shahn/ ^Baslqn^^ind Pransconi as „5well ;;as*marix .ypunger men whose Frames, are les #vell known to the ^public. 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