lElected Head
Of Academy
Of Dentistry
Nortn Westcliesfer Times, M t . Kisco, N . Y., April 10, 1958
Novins Show
Wins Award
For TV News
A television show for which a
Chappaqua resident is moderator
is the recipient of a Peabody
Award for excellence, according
to an announcement made last
week.
Stuart Novins of 39 Lawrence
Farms Crossways is moderator
for "Face the Nation", a Colum­
bia Broadcasting System network
show televised on Sunday after­
noons. Associated with CBS for
nineteen years, he has lived in
Chappaqua since last summer.
The Peabody Awards, radio and
television equivalent of Oscars
and Pulitzer prizes are adminis­
tered by the University of Georgia
School of Journalism from fundsleft by the late George Foster
Peabody, banker and philanthro­
pist. This year's awards, which
went also to Dinah Shore, Bob
Hope and to various other network
and local radio and TV shows,
were presented at a luncheon at
the Hotel Roosevelt.
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Dr. Wilbur J. Prezzano of Law-!
rence Farms East will take office
as president of the New York
Carl P. Ray of 12 Skywood Rd.,
Academy of Dentistry for the
Chappaqua, has been elected a
fiscal year 1958-59 at its annual
member
of the Dartmouth Alumni
installation meeting to be held at
Council, District I I (Middle Atlan­
the Columbia University Club, 4
West 43rd St. New York, at eight
tic States), for a two-year term.
o'clock this evening (Thursday.)
One of two members for District
He succeeds Dr. W. Ward Tracy.
II, he succeeds Harry H. Enders
New York, whose term expires
of New York. The other is Joseph
with the session.
C. Mansfield of Philadelphia.
The Academy, organized in 1921,
Ray, who is vice -president of
is composed of approximately four
the Underwood Corporation and
hundred practitioners who through
heads its international division, is
research, teaching, development of
director of the Office Equipment
new dental techniques, or in other
Manufacturers Institute in Wash­
ways, have distinguished them­
ington, D. C. He is a member of
DR. WILBUR J. PREZZANO
selves by contributing to the ad­
the American Management Asso­
vancement of the profession and
ciation, the Public Relations Socie­
The native's of Java like soup thereby to the dental welfare of
ty of America, the Export Mana­
made from the nests of esculent the public. '
gers
Club and Business Interna­
swallows. Their nests are made Dr. Prezzano is the first West
tional.
of animal and vegetable sub­ Chester resident to hold the Acade­
stances.
A Dartmouth graduate of 1937,
my presidency. He was born in
Mr.
Ray went to the Harvard
Hastings-on-Hudson, and following j
School
of Business Administration
Greenwich
his early education in the public
in
1948
for the advanced manage­
schools of Mt. Vernon, N.Y., re­
ment
course.
He is a trustee of
ceived his Bachelor of S c i e n c e
Deerfield
Academy,
(Deerfield,
Degree from Catholic University of
Greenwich Ave. TO 9-6030 America,
Mass.)
and
Was
president
of the
Washington, D.C., i n
Dartmouth
College
Club
in
New
FRI..WE6TAprriiri6~^* 1923. fie was graduated from the
York
from
1953
to
1955.
Columbia University School of
1
THE EASTER BUNNY didn't urday. More than 100 children amine the baskets they found in
Mr. Ray was an Ail-American
Dental and Oral Surgery in 1937.
disappoint these Armonk lassies from three years old through the grass on the school grounds. football center during his senior
After completing a two year
who participated in the annual second grade age took part in Armonk Girl Scouts supplied the year at Dartmouth. He joined the
post-graduate course at Columbia,
the festivities. Above, left to baskets and the Public School
Dr. Prezzano received his Certifi­ Easter egg frolic sponsored by right, Lesley Tompkins, Joan Group provided the eggs—Staff Underwood Corporation after his
graduation as a service man in
cate of Proficiency in Orthodontics the Armonk Recreation Commis­ Schultz and Carol Ferrone ex­ photo by John Sarno
Boston and was made vice-presi­
in 1939. He was a member of the sion at the Wampus School Sat­
dent of the corporation.
teaching staff there for six years.
Weekdass— 1:15-9-.30
He is a former president of the
Sat.—1:35-3 -35-5 -35-7:40-!> :+0
Ninth District Dental Society,
Sun.—2:15-4.25-6:35-8:45
w h i c h comprises Westchester,
Dutchess, Putnam, Rockland, and
Orange counties
Dr. Prezzano was awarded the Nine little theatre groups have May 3; the Dramatic Workshop of
Ninth Judicial District Medal of already entered the May Drama the First Presbyterian Church in
E. A. Hungerford of Chappaqua
STAMFORD, CONN.
DA vis 3-1008
Honor in 1955 for outstanding serv Festival, sponsored by the West­ New Rochelle in a scene from is among thirty-three men and
ice to dentistry. He is a Fellow chester Drama Association, ac­ "Our Town," by Thornton Wilder, seven women who have won
— NOW SHOWING —
of the American C o l l e g e of cording to an announcement today on May 10; the A.B. Davis High grants from the Fund for Adult
THE HAPPIEST SHOW
Dentists and a Diplomate of the by president, Jack Spiegel.
School Drama Society of Mt. E d u c a t i o n , Bloomingdale Rd., A number of awards were given
IN TOWN!
American Board of Orthodontics
Vernon in a scene from "The Tea­ White Plains. The fellowships,
He has served as an officer in The Festival, which this year house of the August Moon" on awarded to educators, newspaper­ out to members of Cub Scout Pack
DANNY KAYE
various other dental organiza­ will be run on consecutive Satur­ May 10; St. Luke's Young Peoples men and broadcasters, totaled 1 at a meeting held Friday night,
day evenings in May and June,
in
tions.
$205,000. Announcement of the March 28, at the Roaring Brook
beginning May 3, will feature the Fellowship of Katonah in "Theawards was made by C. Scott School. Those receiving awards
Aat present. Dr. Prezzano is vice following groups, to date: The Monkey's Paw" by W. W. Jacobs,
MERRY ANDREW
Fletcher of Roaring Brook Farms, were:
president of the Northeastern Soc­ Pleasantville Players, in "The
on May 17.
co-starring PIER ANGELI
iety of Orthodontists whose area Great Dark" by Dan Totherole on] On Saturday evening, May 24, Chappaqua, who is president of the Den 1: Pat O'Connell, assistant
In CmemaScope and METR0C0L0R
Denner; Peter Kelley, Denner.
Studio X, a new organization, will fund, which was established as an Den 3: John Fitzhugh, assistant
Daily: 1:25 - 3:30 - 5:40 • 7:50 includes New York, New England,
and the Eastern M a r i t i m e
present "Thunder on Sycamore independent organization in 1951 Denner, Bear; Bob Rochester, Bob­
10:00
COLLEGE ENTRANCE
Province
of
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Street", a television play by by the Ford Foundation.
Sun.
3:00 • 5:15 - 7:25 • 9:40
cat silver arrow; Budge Clark,
Entrance
to
g
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private
He is chairman of arrangements
Reginald Rose; the Fort Hill Mr. Hungerford is director of
schools,
both
elementary
and
col­
for the meeting of the American
Players of Scarsdale will appear operations, Metropolitan Educa­ Webelos; Jun Kron, Denner.
Association of Orthodontists to belege preparatory, is becoming in­ in " A Trap is a Small Place" by tional Television Association. He Den 4: J o e LeMonier, Bobcat
held in New York City, April 27- creasingly difficult, according to Marjean Perry; the Lakeland will use the grant for study in gold arrow, assistant Denner; John
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31, which will be attended by more Mrs. Leona Robinson, of Bedford Players of Peekskill will perform educational administration, New Beeson, Bobcat gold arrow, Den­
than a thousand members from Rd., Chappaqua director of the Ed­ two scenes from Maxwell Ander­ York University.
ner.
ucational Advisory Service. Prob­ son's ''Joan of Lorraine" and the The Fund Fellows were chosen Den 5: David Bildner, Bobcat
this country and abroad.
ably because of the keen com­ Asbury Players of Crestwood will from hundreds of candidates gold arrow, silver arrow; David
Now thru Sat., April 12th
petition in college acceptances, also appear. On June 13, the On throughout the United States by a Kraus, Bear; Billy Meller, Bob­
Spacious New Facilities for
PERF. AT 2 & 8 P.M.
there has been a run on private stage Players of New Rochelle will National Selections Committee cat; Gary Meller, Bobcat; Tabby
schools.
Within the next month or be featured in "The Rope", a one- whose company co-chairmen were Burke, Bobcat.
SAT. PERF. 10 A.M.-2 & 8 P.M.
indicate, standards are generally act play by Eugene O'Neill.
Edward W. Barrett, former As
WED.-SAT. MAT. ADULTS 90c
Den 8: Bill Wildemuth, two Lion
x Meetings - Business Lunches or Dinners
higher
than
those
of
the
public
All performances will be in the sistant Secretary of State and now silver arrows; Lawrence Caso,
f\ ^ \ \
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EVENINGS - ADULTS 1.50
s hools. Within the next month or Little Theatre of the County Center Dean of Columbia University's
i\ » \ \ Bingo (ciwioo • Organizations
two,
many schools will have in White Plains, starting at 8:00 Graduate School of Journalism, Bobcat; Peter Logan, Bobcat;
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closed applications for the 1958-59 p.m., with junior and adult awards and Laurence F. Kinney, director John Dienst, Bobcat; Eric Berg­
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school year. It is now advisable to presented on Saturday, June 14, of academic relations, Memphis man, Bobcat.
CHILDREN 50 ALL TIMES
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Den 9: Jonathan Brizzard, Bob­
file applications at least two years the last evening of the event. The Adult Education Center, South
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C E C I L BE. D E M I L L E ' S
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PEEKSKILL DUDE RANCH KSS! 7 ^ 0 Mrs. Robinson says
The Hungerfords have been resi­ cat gold arrow, silver arrow, as­
charge, to any and all of the
theate evenings. The Westchester dents of Chappaqua for a number sistant Denner; David Delany,
Drama Association is an affiliate of years. Mrs. Hungerford is wide­ Bear gold arrow^Mike Sobel, Den­
of the County Recreation Com ly known as Helen Hungerford, the ner stripe; Peter Wood,' Lion gold
WILLIAM FAULKNERS'
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actress.
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