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North Wesfchesfer Times, Mt. Ki sco, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1958 SPIRIT OF NOEL invaded these members of the Mutual Engine and Hose Company Sat urday night as they decorated the Christmas tree prior to their annual Christmas party in the Mutual Firehouse. Left to right are Capt. John Lieto. Dinner Chairman Ralph Ingegncn, President William P. Malsbury Jr. and P^ood Chairman Silvio Semlletta—Photo by D. B. Kirch- hoff \RED BALL'S UP\ high sign o\er the weekend. These four for skating on local lakes, found hoys, sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. these youngsters trying out the McDonald of Somers are left to ice on Todd's Pond, Katonah, right Jeffrey, Hugh, Jonathan and Gregory. The family for merly lived in Katonah—Photo by D. B. Kirchhoff New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., December 18, 1958 | f PARENT - TEACHER confer ences conducted at Fox Lane High School, were typical of this picture of teacher William Kelly of the chemistry and physics department, discussing with Mrs. Kenneth MacLeish, her daugh ter's work in his classes. Con ferences were heia to acquaint parents with the high lights and more especially the difficult spots where students were not getting good grades, and dis cussion of ways and means of improving this condition—Photo by D. B. Kirchhoff Santa Claus, Indiana, Mails 60,000 Letters to Children A post office at Santa Claus, In diana, which has helped make Christmas a living reality for mil lions of youngsters since it was established more than a century ago, is preparing again this year tu send 60,000 letters from \Santa Claus\ to children all over the na tion. Postmaster Elbert S. Reinke re ports, in fact, several thousand letters are already on hand from children all over the country to Santa Claus. He expects 60,000 al together this year. Each will be answered by the American Legion in Santa Claus. The gaily decorated letters from Santa Claus to the children who write him assure them that San ta r s Brownies are already hard at work making plenty of toys and that- he will visit them in time for Christmas. The letter also admon ishes them to be good children and say their prayers regularly. Mr. Reinke, head of the Santa Oaus post office since 1947, says that the story of how Santa Claus was named goes back more than 100 years. At a meeting held be- fprt the Post Office was establish- T c ed there in 1856, according to the story, someone wearing Santa Claus clothes came in. Apparently it was around Christmas time. The children attending with their par ents cried, \Santa Claus,\ and the adults thought that would be a good name for their town. Since then, following the estab lishment of the Post Office at San ta Claus in May, 1867 it has helped in carrying on the great traditions of Christmas. Besides the children's mail, many persons have their Christ mas cards mailed from Santa Claus. In all, Postmaster Reinke anticipated a Christmas mail vol ume of more than 3,000,000 pieces this year. BINGO MEASURE PASSED MOUNT VERNON - Premises where bingo games are to be held must be free of all violations of State laws and city ordinances under an amendment to the city's bingo ordinance voted by the Common Council Dec. 10. City Clerk Walter Meyer said thus far he has not received a single ap plication for a bingo permit.. Page Awarded Valor Medal For Rescue A gold medal for valor has been awarded Warren K. Page, Camp- fire Rd., for his heroic action Hal loween night that saved the lives of three of his neighbor's children when fire destroyed their home. Page, a next door neighbor to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Evans, 50 Campfire Rd.,' spotted the fire m the Evans' absence, rushed in and rescued fourteen-year-old Carol Jane Evans, who suffered third degree burns, and two other children. The medal, In the past award ed to such distinguished Ameri cans as Theodore ( Roosevelt and Dan Beard, was presented to Page by the Camp Fire Club of Amer ica, an organization of outdoors- men and conservationists who maintain a game preserve in the Chappaqua area. , Story of Christmas Tree Booklet Available Free mi 1 _ _ £ • J- _ ^ £ ((mi I T T n .* n <- - ~ — Thousands of reprints of \The Story of Your Christmas Tree\ have come off the press just in time for Christmas, according *to an an nouncement made this week by the State University College of Fores try at Syracuse University. Copies of the four-page, illustrated booklet are available free of charge to all grade school pupils, junior and senior high school students and to all others inteiested, ac cording to a college spokesman. Free copies are obtainable by sending your request, name and address on the back of a postal card addressed to: Forest Extension & Pubic Re lations Division, State University College of Forestry at Syracuse University, Syracuse 10, N. Y Written by Floyd E. Carlson, as sociate professor of forest extension at the College of Forestry, \The Story of Your Christmas Tree\ is divided into eight separate subject headings—from buds to branches. They are: \Your Tree at Christmas,\ \Buds \Branches \Needles \Trunk \Wood Fibers,\ \His tory\ and \Your Story \ In \The Story of Your Christ mas Tree,\ Prof. Carlson explains the symbolism of the tree at Christ mas time. Sketches illustrate some of the basic information con tained in the leaflet. Specific Answers The informative booklet gives an swers to such questions as Why are the buds protected by a wax or pitch? How high does a tree grow in one year? Of what value are the needles of a tree? What are annual rings, and what useful purpose do they serve? For what are wood fibers used? \The Story of Your Christmas Tree\ is printed in forest-green, SWALLOWS CLEANING FLUID PEEKSKILL - An eighteen- month-old baby had his stomach washed at Peekskill Hospital yes terday after he had swallowed a small amount of cleaning fluid. Joseph Begler was treated and re leased after he showed no ill ef fects. j— which lends an appropriate, yule- tide touch. And the eight-and-one- half by 11 (8% x 11) inch pamphlet is written in plain, easy-to-read language. \The Story of Your Christmas Tree\ is being distributed to the general public on a free-of T charge basis as part of the year-'round extension program of the State Uni versity College of Forestry at Syra cuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. REELECTED PRESIDENT NEW ROCHELLE — Charles Raizen was re-elected president of Temple Israel here Dec. 10. Raizen has served as president of this city's largest Jewish congre gation since December, 1951. CONSULTANT AUTHORIZED MOUNT VERNON- Overriding the veto of Mayor Joseph R. Vac- carella, the Common Council last night unanimously authorized the Board of Estimate to retain a consulting engineer to review plans and specifications for re construction of the municipal in cinerator. Fee was set at a mbri- murr. of $10,000. The plans were prepared by the engineering firm of Robert A. Hurley and Associ ates. SURPRISE PARTY PORT CHESTER — Michael Ondisco, sity-eight, who is retir ing after 20 years as head cus todian at' King St. School, got a pleasant surprise Dec. 10 when some 50 teachers, school officials and parents gave him a dinner party at the Village Inn. 7& went to First National with Momm and boy, are we going to have a swell Christmas dinner!\ First National is ready with holiday foods in finest quality and widest variety for your Christmas feast . . . and at those same thrifty prices you enjoy every day of the year. 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