2 North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., April 9, 1959

Bedford Hills Notes Mrs. 0 . W. Gordon of Babbit

Road, Bedford Hills, returned on Saturday to Washington, D . with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Swan, who spent Easter Sunday and the week with her. Mrs. Gorc'on spent the Winter months in Washington at the home of her daughter and she will remain there another six weeks before returning to her Bed ford Hills home for the Summer

, months.

Rehearsals for a three-act play, "Nobody But Nancy" began this week at the parish house of the Eedford Hills Methodist Church The play will be presented for the benefit of the church on Friday night, June 5, at the parish house Mrs. Arthur Bloom is serving as director and taking part in the play will be ten young people from the Methodist Youth Fellowship and *he Intermediate xFellowship

The Intermediate Youth Fel lowship will hold its regular meet ing tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the Bedford Hills Memo dist Church and on Saturday at 10 a.m. they will go the Crossroads Mount Kisco for their monthly bowling meeting.

Ken MacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MacKenzie of Babbit Road, Bedford Hills, returned to his eighth grade studies at Fox Lane School on Monday after con valescing from a tonsilectomy which he underwent ->n March 23

Mrs. Lew Schriro, who is presi­dent of the Robert F . Crandal Post, American Leagion Unit 129, was given a surprise stork shower on Thursday. April 2. at the home of Mrs. William 0. Smith of Bed ford Center Road. Mrs. Schriro was lured there when she thought she was to spend tfie evening making surgical dressings. Members of the Auxiliary who attended were Mrs. Patrick Hart, Mrs. John Totten, Mrs. Cyrus Russell, Mrs James Travis. Mrs. Herbert Lan caster, Mrs. Edwin Ritchie, Miss Helen Donovan. Mrs. Arthur Featherstone, Mrs. Ray Hyde, Mrs. James White. Miss Fora Marchigiani, Mrs. Daniel Ryan, Mrs. Leonard Ackley, Mrs. Wil­liam J . Dieal, and Mrs. Schriro's two daughters, Debbie and Bonnie Sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Mane Eich, Mrs. Ar­thur Hill and Mrs. Mary Graniero,

Raymond S. Belanger of Bedford1

Road, Bedford Hills, has recovered from several week's illness and on Monday was able to resume his position as principal of the Bed­ford Elementary School.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Staiger and four children are living temporar­ily in Stamford, Conn, until they are able to move into their new home on South Beechwood Road, Bedford Hills, now under construc­tion. Their former home on South Beechwood Road is now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Bluestem

and family who have moved here from Croton-on Hudson.

Judy Lent, twelve - year - old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sheldon Lent of Katonah, former resients of Bedford Hills, underwent an emergency appendectomy at the Northern Westchester Hospital on Friday evening.

Mrs. Arthur Burgess, mother of Mrs. Harry E . Qumn of Robinson Avenue, Bedford Hills, is visiting in Mississippi City, Miss, with her son-in-law and daughter, Major and Mrs. William R. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vincent and four children, Wendy, Robert Peter and Roger, have returned t their home on Springhurst Road. Bedford Hills, after spend ing Easter vacation at Fort Lau­derdale, Fla. Wendy and Robert returned on Monday and Tuesday of last week to resume studies at Vassar College and Dartmouth College, respectively and the rest of the family returned on Satur day.

William Dieal Sr. was confined his home for a few days last

week recovering from injuries sustained in a fall at his home on Church St., Bedford Hills.

Mrs. Augustus Hall J r . returned to her home on Payne St.. Bed­ford Hills, on Friday from the N o r t h e r n Westchester Hospit­al where she *vas confined for a week. She was ill with the virus "bug" making the rounds in this vicinty.

Upper classes in The Bedford Hills Methodist Church School will travel to New York on Saturday, April 25, t j attend a matinee per­formance of the circus at Madi­son Square Garden.

Chiekenpox Mark Area

Seventeen new cases of com municable disease were reported by the Department of Health of Westchester County for the week ending March 28.

Eight cases of chiekenpox were divided as follows: one each in Briarcliff, Pleasantville, Mount Pleasant and Cortlandt and four in Peekskill.

German measles were found one case each in Briarcliff Manor and Ossining and two in Ossining Village. One case each of regular measles were reported from Os­sining Village and Peekskill; Briarcliff Manor and Ossining had one case each of strep throat and New Castle had one case of in-ectious hepatitis.

Katonah Church Appoints New Minister of Music

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Northern Westchester and Putnam Counties will hold its regular meeting this evening in the Ka-toriah Library, beginning at 8:30 P . M . with Supervising Principal Dominick Lazarro of the Katonah Elementary School as guest speaker. Mr. Lazzaro will take as his topic, "Twin in School." There will be a coffee hour follow­ing the meeting. All parents of twins are welcome.

Mr. and Mrs. George Graniero of 19 Crescent Terrace. Bedford Hills, have announced the birth of their third child, a son, born on Friday, April 3, at the Northern Westchester Hospital. The infant weighed in at six pounds thirteen and a half ounces and has been named Douglas.

The Granieros now have three sons. Their older ones are Michael three, and George Edward, seven-een months.

Mrs. Graniero is the former Miss Delia Crandall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E . Crandall Sr. of 370 Lexington Avenue, Mount Kisco. The Crandalls welcomed their ninth grandchild, all boys.

The newcomer's paternal grand­parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Graniero of Church Street, Bed­ford Hills, who now have four grandsons and one granddaughter.

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Featuring Elisha C . Keeler of South Salem as "caller' ' the Square Dance to be held in the Katonah Memorial House on Fri­day evening, April 17, is attract­ing unusual atention, it was stat­ed this week by Mrs. Seymour W. Strong, president of The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Luke's Church, Kr.tonah sponsors of t h 2 event.

Mrs. Oliver W. Barbour, co-chairman of the affair with Mrs. Herbert Thompson, emphasized that "all who enjoy dancing will hove a gala time as they par­ticipate in the program directed by Mr. Keeler.

Mrs. Barbour said that the South Salem man "has few equals as a square dance cal ler / ' .She add­ed .that Mr. Keeler has jbeen seen on stage and screen and has made many radio appearances. Of par­ticular interest, Mrs. Barbour* said, was Mr. Keeler's appearance last year as guest artist in a ballet number by George Balanchine in the New York City Ballet. Mr. Kteler's work has been the subject ot numerous articles in local and New York City newspapers and in national magazines.

Included in the admission price, the co-chairmen noted, are re­freshments which will be served at intermission.

Chairman of the resfreshments committee is Mrs. Strong assisted by Mrs. Arthur Harragin, vice president of the auxiliary; Mrs.! Barbour, Mrs. Carl Larson, Mrs. Clifford Morehouse, Mrs. Hugh Morton, Mrs. Bonnie Williams, Mrs. Richard Gristede and Mrs Harry Brown J r .

The commission on music and worship of the Katonah Methodist Church has announced the appoint­ment of Prof. Gustav A . Nelson as' minister of Music. Prof- Nelson comes to the Katonah Church from the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Peekskill, where he has been organist, and will take up his new duties on Sunday.

Prior to his work in Peekskill, Prof. Nelson's experience in church music includes ten years as director of the Bethany A Cap-pella Choir and Minister of Music of Bethany Lutheran Church in Erie, Pa.; director of music of the Tabernacle Baptist Church of Ith­aca, N. Y . ; director of music at First Presbyterian Church. Green-boro, N.C. and just prior to re­turning north, was Minister of Mu­sic of the First Lutheran Church in Greensboro. From 1947 to 1954, Prof. Nelson was Dean of the School of Music of Greensboro Col­lege.

In Music's "Who's Who" Mr. Nelson has appeared as con­

ductor at numerous school and church music festivals, and has taught on the faculty of the Luth-cridge (N.C.) Church Music In­stitute. He has appeared as lec­turer on Church Music before civ­ic and college audiences and on television. As a member of the Society of Church Musicians, he has contributed articles to "Chor­al and Choir Guide"- a national professional journal. He is a past dean of the Piedmont Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. His published compositions include many sacred choral works.

Prof. Nelson was graduated from the Ithaca Conservatory; he re­ceived his B.S. in Music from Ith­aca College and his Masters in Music from Northwestern Univer­sity. In 1943 he was elected an Associate of the Leschetizsky As­sociation on America. His name is listed in "Who Is Who In Music". "Who's Who in the South and Southwest", t h e "Biographical Directory of American Scholars" and "Music and Dance in the Southeastern States."

In addition to his church work, Prof. Nelson has held several po­sitions in public schools and col­leges, and continues to teach pi­ano, his concertizing medium. He will be availabe for piano insturc-tion at the Katonah Methodist Church on Wednesdays. Interested persons may reach Mr. Nelson by phone a NOrth Salem 9-5103 for appointments.

A/2c Robert Dolan, Carole Mcintosh Wed in Oklahoma

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolan Sr. o: Bedford Hills received word on Easter Sunday that their son, A-2c Robert Dolan stationed at Mather Air Force base in Sacramento, Calif, was married on March 4 to Miss Carole Mcintosh in Oklahoma City, Okla.

Airman Dolan and his bride ex pect to arrive in Bedford Hills sometime in July when he has a furlough. He will have served his four-year enlistment in October ^tf tliis year. Mrs. Dolan is living in Sacramento near the base until then.

Rummage Sale Planned By Fellowship

The Adult Fellowship of the Ka­tonah Methodist Church is plan­ning to hold a rummage sale on Friday, April 17, from 10 a.m. to 3 -p.m: and on Saturday, April 18, from 10 a.m. until noon in the parish house. On sale will be clothing, furniturev dishes, draper­ies, China, knick-knacks, books, jewelry and many other itmes.

Members of the committee in­clude Mrs. William Hunter, chair­man; Mrs. Paul Lang, cochair-msan; Mrs. Clinton Benedict, cash­ier; Mrs. Arthur Bert, checking chairman; Clinton Benedict, pick­up chairman; Miss Marian Devoe, posters; Mrs. Roys Colsey, wom­en's dresses and coats; Mrs. George Griggs, women's blouses and lingerie; Mrs. William "Cur-ran, children's clothes; Mrs. Viola Ludlam, men's clothes; Arthur Bert furniture; Mrs. William Schultz, kitchenware; Mrs. Thom­as Williams, china and glassware; Mrs. Robert iSwartz, drapes and bedding; Mrs. Rose Fonte, bric-a-brac and pictures; Mrs. Wlarren Cable, shoes; Mrs. Douglas Cronk, hats and purses; Mrs. Kim Wil­liams, toys; Miss Florence Knapp books; Mrs. John Birch, jewelry; Mrs. Nelle Young, plants; William Hunter, set-up chairman, and Paul Land, clean-up chairman.

Arrangements for picking up fur­niture to be donated to the sale may be made by telephoning Mr. Benedict at CEntnal 2-4708. Furth­er information may be received by telephoning Mrs. Hunter, CEn-tral 2-5636, or Mrs. Lang, CEntral 2-4336.

Isabel Durcan Is Engaged to Mr. O'Connell

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dur­can of Hook Rd. announce the en­gagement of their daughter, Miss Isabel Durcan, to Raymond D. O'Connell J r . , son of Mrs. O'Con­nell of New York and the late Mr. O'Connell.

Miss Durcan, who was gradu­ated from, Marymount School in Tarrytown and the Mount Vernon Hospital School of Nursing, at­tends New York University. She was presented to society at a dance given by her parents at the Bedford Golf and Tennis Club.

Mr. O'Connell is a graduate 6f Fordham University and a World War I I veteran. He is president of the public relations firm that bears his name.

The wedding will take place in May.

Card of Thanks COLETTI. Carmela. We wish to ejqpres

our appreciation for the many acts of kindness, mass cards, beautiful floral offerings and messages of sym­pathy extended by our many rela­tives and friends during our recent bereavement in the loss of our be­loved mother, Carmela Coletti. pf Bed­ford Center, wife of the late Emi-dlo Coletti, who died on March 17. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coletti & Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rizzo & Family

In Memoriam WT3BER, BARBARA & ALOIS

In loving memory of our parents, Barbara and Alois Wefoer by their daughters, Mrs O E. T. SohonfeQd and Mrs. R. J . Kelchef*.

Dolans Name 1st Child Matthew

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolan Jr, of Mahopac Falls announce the birth of their first child, a son to be named Matthew Francis, born in the Northern Westchester Hos­pital on April 1.

Mrs. Dolan is the former Miss Anne McGrath, daughter of Mrs Thomas McGrath of Gregory Ave nue. Mount Kisco and the late Mr. McGrath. The new baby is a fourth • randchild for Mrs. Mc Grath.

Mr. Dolan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Sr. of Bedford Hills, who welcomed their first grand­child. The baby which weighed nine pounds six ounces also has a set of great-grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Andrew Wright of the Bronx, parents of Mrs. Dolan Sr

CHURCH OFFICIALS TO M E E T The Rev. Hugh Morton, rector

of St. Luke's Church, Katonah, the churchwardens and the vestrymen will hold their monthly meeting next Thursday night in the parish house. Tht meeting, originally scheduled for tonight, was post­poned because of the Convocation of Westchester meeting planned for the same date.

TO H E A R CHOIR MUSIC The Bedford - Rippowam School

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Colin J . Chisholm, construction supervisor in the Mount Kisco of-, fice of the New_X0rk Telephone Company was feted Tuesday when a luncheon at the - Larchmont Yacht Club marked 35 years of service for Mr. Chisholm, who lives in Mount Vernon.

A native of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Mr. Chisholm received his education in St. Andrew's School and St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia and came to the company in 1923. He served as a linesman, section repairman with the A.T.&T. Long Lines, installer, repairman, supervising line fore­man and then construction fore­man.

Mr. Chisolm is a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Present at the luncheon for the presentation of his pin were W.E. Tobin, C. L . Griffin, R. J . Paretta, Frank Pinchbeck and H. R. Dann.

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Katonah News Items Miss Suan Thurston, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thurston of Mount Holly Road, Katonah left on Tuesday for Troy, N . Y . where she will resume her studies at the Em­ma Willard School following her spring vacation - spent at home with her family.

House Wanning Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foulke of

Primrose Street, Katonah were surprised Saturday evening when several friends dropped in for a "housewarming". The crowd that gathered "were :Mr. and Mrs. John Madsen, J r . of Katonah, Mr. and Mrs. William Shea of Mount Kisco Mr- and Mrs. Brion Foulke of North Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craighead of South Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson of Bedford Village, David Moore of Cross River, Carl Breuninger of Poundridge and Raymond Marsch-ke of North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Foulke were presented with a painting of their home done by Mrs. Madsen's sister. "Mrs. Ronald Hollywood of Mt. Kisco.

Miss Virginia Wright, daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Harold Wright of Bedford Road, Katonah.

te" Hospital having undergone an emergency appedectomy Wednes­day, April 1.

Mr. and Mrs. John Frith and daughter Nancy of Edgewood Road Katonah spent several days last week visiting relatives in Syracuse N.Y. Prior to their departure, their older daughter Ella Jean re­turned to her studies at Allegheny College Meadville, Pa. after the spring recess.

Virginia Ladd Maki who 32 years ago was a physical edu­cation teacher for the various country schools in the Katonah dis­trict has had a one man art show or» Color Rhythm at the National Arts Club, 15 Grammacey Park, N .Y. which closes today. Several local residents who knew Mrs. Maki when she was in the area as a teacher, made the trip to visit the exhibit.

Mr. and Mrs. Laurier LcClair of Skowhegan, Maine arrived in Katonah on Sunday for, a few days Visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Cummings of Mount Holly Road.

Richard Mueller, son of* Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller of Mount Holly Road, Katonah has returned to his freshman studies at Harvard after spending the Spring recess with his family.

The Pairs and Spares group i f the Katonah Methodist Church are planning to attend the show at Radio City this Friday, April 10. Cars will be leaving Katonah about 6:30 p.m. in order to be in time to make the evening show. Mrs. John Seitup has been in charge of advance arrangements for transportation and tickets.

Bobby McCall son of Mr. and Mrs. David McCall of Bedford Road, Katonah celebrated his fifth birthday on Saturday with a party at his home that afternoon for several little friends.

Miss Ann Merrill, daughter of Mi . and Mrs. Harwood Merrill of Cherry Street, Katonah was guest of honor Saturday noon when a luncheon shower was held at the home of Mrs. David Scrivner of Orchard Lane, Katonah. Miss Mer­rill will be married in May.

The Katonah Baseball Assn. has announced that registration for the Little League Red Soxs and Blue Soxs will be held tonight, Thurs­day, April 9 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Katonah Elementary School. Boys eight to twelve years of age are qualified to register for the tryouts. The first tryout and prac­tice session will be held this Satur­day at 10 a.m. at the Katonah Elementary baseball field.

Wed In California Mr. and Mrs. John Busch of The

Terrace, Katonah have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret Busch of Long Beach, Calif, to Robert E . Jones on March 23 in Crestline, Calif. They will be residinp at 839 East Careen, Long Beach.

Stephanie Chiocco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chiocco of Deer Park Road, Katonah cele­brated her first birthday Sunday afternoon when 20 of her mothers relatives from Long Island made the'trip Up for the celebration.

Mrs. Cassie Hoffman.of Bedford Read, Katonah a long time resi­dent of this community has made arrangements to sell her house and will move to Newton, Conn, where she will live with her daughter. Mrs. Hoffman served for many years as the Financial Secretary of the First Presbyterian Church of Katonah.

Dean Loren?, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lorenz of Edgewood Road, Katonah has returned to his studies at the University of Colorado following his spring va cation spent at home.

RUMMAGE SALE The Spring Rummage Sale spon

sored by the Women's Guild of the First Presbyterian Church Katonah will be held on Friday and Satur-. day, April 10 and 11 in the Fellow­ship Hall. Mrs. Harrison Niles and Mrs. William King are co-chair­men of the sale. For information or to have tilings picked up call Mrs. Niles at C E 2-4349 or Mrs King at C E 2-4166. Articles may bo left at the church. The sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m on Friday and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday.

Judy Lent, twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Lent of Valley Road, Katonah un­derwent an emergency appen­dectomy at the Northern West­chester Hospital last Friday. She was expected home sometime this week.

Rev. Robb to Address St, Luke9s Auxiliary

The Rev. Philip Robb, chaplain at Westfield State Farms, will be guest speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Luke's Church. Katonah, on Monday night in the parish house.

A brief business session at 8:15 o'clock will precede the speaker. Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ferguson J r . an<j two children of Highland vAvenue, Katonah attended last Thursdays performance of the Ringling Brothers Circus at Madi­son Square Garden.

Rita Catalo, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Patsy Catalo of Edgemont Road, Katonah celebrated her sec­ond birthday Easter Sunday with an afternoon party at her home for several little friends.

Peter Griggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. George G r i g g s of Cottage Place Katonah celebrated his sev­enth birthday on Saturda. after­noon with a party at his home for several boys making up the guest list.

Mr. and Mrs. lachard Diel of Huntville Road, Katonah spent the weekend visiting in North Syra­cuse, N . Y . at the home of -their son-in-la,w and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Schenclc and family

Kenneth Fogle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fogle of Wildwood Road, Katonah was a patient last week at the Northern Westches

Lauren Melillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Melillo of Deer Park, L . I . returned home on Fri­day of last week after spending a week visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John J . Miller of The Parkway, Katonah.

Mr. and Mrs.' Alfred Ahrens of Bedford Road, Katonah returned home on Tuesday of last week af­ter a 12 day vacation spent on a trip to Laramie, Wyo. on a visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas. On their return trip they stopped in Niles, Mich, to visit Mr. Thomas' parents, Mr. and Mrs . Jack Pethick and in Barrington, III. for an overnight visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Coatsworth 'form­erly of Cross River. Their final visit was in Alexandria, Va . with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCormick 3rd and family. •

F IRST SON Mr. and Mrs. Peter C . Frederick

of Olarksville, N . Y . have an­nounced the birth of a son, Peter Carpenter J r . on March 8. The couple also have two daughters, Lisa and Susan. Mrs. Frederick: is the former Miss Niancy Dann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dann of Saranac, N . Y . former Ka­tonah residents of many years.

Mrs. Rochard Dubuque of Deer Park Read, Katonah left last Thurs­day for Massachusetts where she plans to visit a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gat-enby. On her return trip home she will be accompanied by her children who were spending some time with their grandparents.

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The present and past members of the boards, including session, trustees and deacons of the first Presbyterian Church Katonah, re­ceived invitations to attend the fellowship dinner which was held last evening Wednesday, April 8 at the Rock Gate Restaurant Mrs. Richard Young was in chijrgj of arrangements.

Mrs. Don Congdon of Bedford Road, Katonah returned home last Tuesday after spending two weeks w i t h her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Willard Congdon and family of Bedford Hills.

Mr. and Mrs. John Auld of M a hopac announce the birth of their first child, a son born on Satur­day, March 28 at the Mahopac Hospital. Mrs. Auld is the former

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