Nortii WerfcWer Times, Mount Kisco, N. Y., July 23, 1959

Bedford Village News Mr. and Mrs. William Mazurak

of Lake Avenue, Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plumb of Vinton Ave., Bedford have returned from a weekend visit at Atlantic City, N. J .

Plans are underway for a fare­well reception which the Bedford Presbyterian Church will hold in honor of the Rev. and Mrs. John A. Cartmell on Sunday. Aug 2 in the Church School Building from 4 to 6 p.m. Mr. Cartmell is on a month's vacation at the end of which he- will leave the Bedford Presbyterian to go to Clayton, Mo.

GUEST PASTORS Guest ministers at the Bedford

Presbyterian Church for the sum­mer are as follows; July 26, Dr. Lawrence Lange, personnel sec­retary of the Board of National Missions and a member of the Eastchester Church; Aug. 2, Dr. Everett Palen. minister of the Middle Collegiate Church in New York; Aug. 9—Dr. Lange will re­turn'; Aug. 16, Dr. Dan Poling, minister of the Fort Washington Collegiate Church in New York and a former minister of the Bed­ford Presbyterian Church; August 23—Dr. Rev. Everett L. Perry, secretary of the Board of Nation­al Missions and a resident of Mount Kisco; and on Aug. 30. Dr. Melvin Joachim, executive secre­tary of the Westchester Presberty. The Rev. John C. Gould chaplain at Children's Village, Dobbs Fer­ry, was guest preacher on Sun­day, July 19.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hilbrich of Bedford Village have announced the birth of a son, their first child at Northern Westchester Hospital on Wednesday, July 15. The infant will be called Christopher Morgan and weighed seven pounds fourteen and a half ounces. Mrs. Hilbrich is the former Lorraine Kramer of Bedford Hills.

The Rev. John C. Harper, of the St. Matthews Church, Bedford Cen­ter, and Mrs. Harper and three children will leave next week for a month's stay at Dennis. Cape Cod. During the rector's vacation, his assistant. Rev. Jared Jackson, will be in charge.

Richard A. Whiting 3d of Middle Patent Road, Bedford, spent the weekend at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Krainin at Cape Cod.

Nina Morehouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. More­house of Indian Hill Road, has her heart's desire and is now the proud owner of a three-year-old horse named "Missy."

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. More­house of Indian Hill Road, Bed­ford leave on Saturday for North Hero, Vt. where they will pick up their son, Robert C. Jr. whohas been spending the month of July at Camp Abnaki. The Morehouse family, which also includes Nina and Bud, will tour the New Eng­

land States and some of Canada for a week.

James R. Warner Jr., who has been attending C a m p Abnaski, Hero, Vt. with his friend, Robert Morehouse, will return to Bedford on Saturday. His grandmother who has been spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. James R. Warner of State Road, Bedford will return to her summer cottage at Lake Chateaugay in the Adiron-dacks.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan and children of Hickory Kingdom Road have been spending the past two weeks at Cape Cod, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John Leifheit and family of Ridge Road, Katonah left last Thursday for a two weeks vacation at Interlaken in the Fin­ger Lakes region of New York. The Leifheits marked their first wedding anniversary on July 12, Mr. Leifheit is on the teaching staff of the Bedford Village School.

Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan of Hickory Kingdom Road have taken a cottage at Fairfield Beach, Conn, for a month.

A dinner for the benefit of the Middle Patent Methodist Church will be held on Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. at the Armonk Methodist Church. A lamplight communion service was conducted at this 112-year-old church in Middle Patent on Sun-da>, with the Rev. Paul M. Allen, pastor of the Armonk Methodist Church officiating.

Mrs. Cortlandt S. Van Renssel-ear, a member of St. Matthew's Church parish has accepted the appointment as representative of the Diocesan Altar Guild at West-field State Farm, women's prison in Bedford Hills, and will work closely with the inmates of the two institutions there in caring for the altar in the chapel.

Henry S. Juher, son of Henry V. Juher of Succabone Road, has been elected vice president and mana­ger of the Baltimore-Warner Paper Co. Inc., Baltimore, Md., a sub­sidiary of Carter Rice Storrs and Bement, Inc. of Boston.

OFF TO EUROPE BRIARCLIFF MANOR—Vincent

Farley, a recent graduate of Bn-archff High School, is leaving to­day for Europe with a delegation of the American Junior Red Cross for a study and training program. Farley and his fellow delegates met with President Eisenhower and Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther in Washington, D.C.. last week. Sub­sequently the delegates studied the operations of the United Nations, and on their European trip they will visit the Netherlands, Luxem­bourg, Germany, Italy, France and the headquarters of the Inter­national Red Cross in Geneva.

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iBuilders Prepare Clambake

North County men who are serving on the committee of ar­rangements for the 12th annual clambake of the Westchester and Putnam Counties Building Trades Employers Association include John T. Edwards of Katonah, who is general chairman; William Buckhout of Pleasantville, presi­dent of the BTEA; Victor Hughes of O'Brien and Kinkel and Francis and Louis Mannion, owners of Manmon Brothers, all of Mount Kisco; George T. Phillips of Bed­ford; W. Thomas Philhps and Ar­thur G. Pirro, both of Yorktown Heights.

The bake which will be held this year on the grounds of the Mount Kisco Elks Club on Saturday, Aug. 8, will begin at noon, and contin­ue to dark. The special prize to be awarded at the party will be a three-quarter ton window air-conditioner.

For those who like action with the dinner there will be a card; of games with prizes to the winners, softball it desired, gin rummy, bridge or what have you.

For his 12th consecutive year, Bakemaster Everett Barnes who who has earned the title "King of Clams" will supervise the bake. Clams in all states of dress or undress, chicken, sweet corn, po­tatoes, lobster, watermelon and plenty of liquid to wash it all d«own is the menu.

Thomas Cole of 56 Clinton Street. White Plains, is in charge of ticket distribution 'and would like all reservations in, well in ad­vance of the bake, so that ample food may be provided by Mr Barnes.

MR. AND MRS. BERNARD BROULDER

Miss Merrill, B.P. Brouder Married at St. Matthew's

Miss Helen Penelope Merrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Katte Merrill of Cantito Rd., was married Saturday to Bernard Pierre Brouder in the Chapel m the Woods. Sr. Matthews Church. Mr. Brouder is the son of Mrs. Alphonse Brouder of Paris, Pranc?, and the late Mr. Brouder.

The 4.30 p.m. ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Harper. The reception was held at "Picket Gates", the home of Uie bride's parents.

Mr. Merrill gave his daugh­ter in marriage. She wore her maternal grandmother's wedding dress of ottoman silk trimmed with the rose point lace worn by her mother and grandmother with matclung headpiece and carried a bouquet of white roses.

Mr.s. Stephen Bruce Smart Jr., of Milwaukee. Wis. was her sister'.' matron of honor. Other attendants were Miss Charlotte Lyman Clark of Pound Ridge, and Miss Eliza-Sandra Katte of Niw York* City. Edith Minfurn Smart of Milwaukee was. flower girl tor her aunt.

Robert Hawkins of Boulder,

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Colo, was best man. Ushers were Edwm Katte Merrill J r . and Newton Phelps Stokes Merrill, brothers of the bride.

Mrs. Brouder was graduated from the Emma Willard School and Smith College. Her husband attended the Ecole des Travaux Publics in Pans. The couple plan Latin; her husband, French and mathematics.

Debra Clifton Makes Trip to Kisco Alone

Debra Susan Clifton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Clifton of Gainesville, Fla. flew from Jack­sonville, Fla. on June 21 to the Newark Airport in New Jersey, where she was met by her grand­father, J. Everett Sarles and grandaunt, Miss Julia Sarles. The seven-year-old miss made the trip alone and will remain in Mount Kisco until the end of August, when her parents will arrive for a va­cation.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton are both working with the Coastal Engi­neering Laboratory at the Univer­sity of Florida. Mr. Clifton is on summer vacation from his regular studies at the University where in September he will enter his junior year in the Building Construction Department, and Mrs. Clifton is a regular employe (draftsman-cartographer) of the laboratory.

Kathy Hunter Feted On Fifth Birthday

Kathy Hunter, five - year - old dauther of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter of Leonard Street. Mount Kisco, had a birthday party on Saturday to which her parents in­voked ten of her small friends.

Present for the fun were Gerald-ine and Heather Wilson, Marlene Reilly, George Hannigan of Old Greenwich. John DelleCave. Rob-Thomas Brugger, Melanie and ert Reynolds, April Newswander. James Marts and Kathy's small brothers and sisters, Robert, Mi­chael and Joan.

The children played games and enjoyed refreshments which includ­ed a lighted birthday cake. It will be Joan and Michael's turn next week when they will celebrate their birthdays on Aug. 1 with a joint party for their friends.

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1318 Roosevelt Ave. was elected president of the Board of Educa­tion at its first meeting. He suc­ceeds George Erickson. E. Gifford Burnap was elected vice presi­dent. Other new officers are Har­old Simonds, clerk; Durando Mil­ler Jr., assistant clerk; Mrs. Flor­ence Smith, treasurer, Greer Ellis, assistant treasurer.

inner to Get icycle Aug. 1

A Schwinn Mark II Jaguar bi­cycle OY a Schwin Corvette will go to the lucky boy or girl who wins the Bedford Village Chowder and Marching Club special prize to be awarded on Saturday, Aug. 1, at the firemen's carnival in Bedford. The prizewinner's name will be announced at 11 p.m. at the Chow­der and Marching booth.

The bicycle is now on view in the window of the Comers Shop in Bedford. Mrs. Norman Pierce, BEdford Village 4-7443, is chairman of this project, proceeds of which will be used for youth activities.

Gerdeses Name First Child Laura Kathryn

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gerdes of Hyattsville, Md., was baptized Laura Kathryn at the ten o'clock service in the Mount Kisco Methodist Church Sunday by the pastor the Rev. C. Pershing Hunter.

Laura was born on May 8 in Washington, D.C. and is the first child for the Gerdeses. Her patern­al grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

MRS. RICHARD SCHRAMM —Bradford Bachrach

Daisy Sharpies, RichardSchramm Exchange Vows

In the Methodist Church of New Canaan, Conn., on Saturday Miss Daisy Sharpies became the bride of Richard Schramm. The Rev. Francis W. Hensley of Stoneham, Mass., officiated, assisted by Dr. Merntt B. Queeen of Poung Ridge. A reception followed at the Darien Community Assn. in Darien, Conn.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Singleton Sharp­ies of Trinity Pass, Pound Ridge The bridegroom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. August Schramm of Kin-mcut Rd., Pound Ridge.

Given in marriage by her fa­ther, the bride wore a gown of loom taffeta trimmed with Alen-con lace and seed pearls and a cap of matching lace. She carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotis and cymbidiums.

Mrs. Winston Singleton Sharpies Jr. of Pittsburgh, Pa.&ister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor, and Miss Deborah Schramm, the bridegroom's sister, was flowergirl.

The other attendants were: Miss Patricia' Perry of New Canaan, Conn., Miss Ann Elliott of Glen Coe. Ill , Miss Wilda Darby of Flemingtor., N. J , and Miss Mar­tha Jean Schramm of Pound Ridge sister of the bridegroom.

Kenneth Schramm of Syracuse was best man. The ushers were John Swann of Rochester, Donald Schramm, brother of the bride­groom, and Winston and Michael Sharpies, brothers of the bride.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fadiman of Uppe* Shad Road, Pound Ridge, entertained guests at their home on Saturday evening, to mark the birthdays of Mr. Fadiman and Mrs. Marvin Biele, of New York City, who has been his secretary for the past 20 years. Both were born on July 18. Swimming, fish­ing and a barbecue made up the evening's program.

NEWCOMERS IN POUND RIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Tiralosi

are newcomers to Pound Ridge, having moved into their newly built home on Pheasant Road on July 3. They have a son, Timothy Francis, who was born on June 2 in the Westchester Square Hospital in the Bronx, where he weighed in at seven pounds one ounce. The Tiralcsis came to the North Coun­ty from the Bronx. Mrs. Tiralosi is the former Miss Gloria Ferra-cane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ferracane of the Bronx, who welcomed their first grand­child. Mr. Tiralosi, a project en­gineer with the American Machine and Foundry of Stamford, Conn., is the son of Mrs. Vicenzina Tira­losi of Malverne, L.I. and the late Michael Tiralosi. Timothy Fran­cis is the third grandchild for his paternal grandmother.

the interior decorating business there. The Thorburns have beeir residents of Pound Ridge for the past three years.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps ofi Tatomuck Road, Pound Ridge, will sail on Sept. 12 aboard t he S.S. Hanseatic for London, where they will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Vivian Shohet. Mr. and Mrs.- Phelps have purchased a home at Madeira Beach, Fla., where they will re­side. They play to spend their summers in Pound Ridge.

Miss Quincy Jane Carter, daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Carter of Trinity Pass, Pound Ridge, is among approximately 600 new students who have been notified of their acceptance this fall at Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia. Miss Carter is a graduate of Fox Lane School.

TO LIVE IN MEXICO CITY Reid Thorburn, twelve-year-old

son of Mrs. Kathryn Thorburn of Stone Hill Road, Pound Ridge, will leave by plane on Saturday for Mexico City. He will make his home there with his aunt, Mrs. Robert LeBosse, and attend The American School, which is in ses­sion during the Summer. Mrs. Thorburn, who will join her son in the near future, plans to go into

Richard G. Hall of North Moger Avenue, Mount Kisco who were hosts for a family luncheon follow­ing the christening. Mrs. Gerdes is the former Miss Jane Wynn Hart­ley.

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Mr. Schramm is a graduate of the Loomis School, Windsor, Conn., Dartmouth College and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is em­ployed by the Westinghouse Corp in Pittsburgh, Pa.

The couple will reside in Pitts burgh, after a trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohr and children, Susan, Bruce, Joseph and] Chris, of White Birch Road, Pound Ridge, are on a month's vacation which they are spending on their boat. They departed fromj Stamford, Conn., and ver the last weekend were a t Hyannis on Cape Cod. During their absence, Miss Mabel A. Hillier of Springfield, Mass. is at the Rohr home taking care of three-year-old Billy Rohr. The vacationers plan to return home on Aug. 1.

FIFTH CHILD TO SNOWS Mr. and Mrs. George Snow ot

Hack Green Road, Pound Ridge, have announce the birth of their fifth child, a daughter, born on July 12 at the Northern Westches­ter Hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds six and a half oun­ces and has been named Bonnie Louise. She has two sisters, Su­san, nine, and Peggy, who will be six on Sept. 3, and two brothers, Ricky, who will celebrate has sev­enth birthday on Aug. 14, and Bobby who was two on June 23. Mrs. Snow is the former Miss Thelma Bathrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Bathrick*of Milford, Conn., who now have eight grandchildren. Bonnie Louise is the fifth grandchild for Robert Charles Snow of Newfoundland. Her paternal grandmother is de­ceased.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Walling-ford and children, Robert Jr., Kim-berly, John Lloyd and Mary Lee, of Barnegat Road, Pound Ridge, are at Sag Harbor, L.L, where they are vacationing for two weeks. Mary Lee observed her first birthday on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coenen and daughter. Patricia, of Tato­muck Road, Pound Ridge, return­ed home last Thursday from Lake Champlain, where they vacationed for two weeks.

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