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Fox Lane School
North WetfC h e s t e r Times New Castle Tribune, Mount Kisco, N.Y., October 18, 1962
Eileen M. Field Is Wed
To John W. Lonsdale Jr.
MOUNT KISCO—
Miss Eileen Morris Field,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mal­
colm Graham Field of "Beaverfield," Sloatsburg, New York, was
married Oct. 6, in St. Elizabeth's
Chapel in Sloatsburg, to John
Whittaker Lonsdale Jr., of 233
E a s t 69th Street, New York City,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Whit­
taker Lonsdale of 14 Sutton Place
South, New York City and Mount
Kisco.
The ceremony w a s performed
by the Rev. Hugh D. McCandless,
Rector of the Church of the Epi­
phany, New York and was follow­
ed by a reception at the home of
the bride's parents.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of antique ivory satin with
a fitted bodice, elbow length
sleeves, and a scoop neck. The
skirt was designed with large
pleats and small bows ending in
a cathedral train. She wore an
heirloom veil worn by three gen­
erations of Morrises.
Mrs. Allan A. A. Flynn of New
York was the matron of honour,
and the bridesmaids were Miss
Mary Ellin Greening of Tuxedo,
New York, Miss Jeannie Woolston
of Tuxedo, New York, Miss Mary
Cromwell Buck of Baltimore,
Maryland, Miss Carroll Nicholson
Taylor of Hamilton, Massachu­
setts and Mrs. Philip Corning
Iglehart, sister of the groom, of
Lutherville, Maryland. They all
wore turquoise blue d a m a s k
dresses and carried cream color­
ed fuggi chrysanthemums.
Samuel H. Wolcott, 3d of San
Francisco, was the best man, and
the ushers were J . Gordon
Douglas, 3d, of New York, Wil­
liam D. Harrison of New York,
Richard L. Timpson of Boston,
Massachusetts, Philip C. Iglehart
of Lutherville, Maryland and
J a m e s Volney Righter of Cam­
bridge, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Lonesdale, who is the
granddaughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lewis Morris and
the late Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
Bradhurst Field, was graduated
from Chatham Hall in Virginia
and attended Wheaton College in
Mt Kisco Park Lot Postponed
| in the costs of the facility, ac­
MOUNT KISCO—
The village's proposed 550-car cording to Mr. Sutherland.
The parking group said the
parking lot will be postponed
until the spring, it was decided First National's participation is
very much desired, because it
last week.
John Sutherland, vice president would offer a natural entrance
of Mount Kisco Parking Inc., said way into the lot that would be
this morning due to the lateness located behind the S. Moger Av­
enue stores. In addition to land
of the season, the parking lot
owned by each individual store,
would not be ready to open for property was purchased from the
Christmas shopping, which was New York City Department of
the original plan in the group. Water Supply near Branch Brook
Further planning and work on located between the Post Office
the lot will not continue until and the rear of the S. Moger
stores.
spring, he said.
Salvatore Pepe, who owns the
The First National Store, which
First
National building, said last
at one point in the negotiations
month
the store wants to with­
said it would no longer partici­
pate in the lot, has not cut off draw because it has solved its
talks and may still participate parking problems with the add­
C. Frederick Dexheimer, for­
merly of 14 Church Street, now
of 3722 Dumbarton Road, is a
winner in a unique "rent-a-car,
win - a - car" contest conducted
throughout the nation by National
Car Rental System Inc.
"It came as a complete sur­
prise" said Mr. Dexheimer, a
Couples Club
Will Hear
E. J. Penny
CHAPPAQUA"New York State Board of Re­
gents" will be the subject at the
Couples Club meeting of the First
Congregational Church on Tues­
day, at 7:15 p.m.
The speaker, Everett J. Penny,
i s a member of the New York
State Board of Regents. His topic
will include the role of the Re­
gents in the New York State
school system.
The talk will be preceded by
a pot-luck supper. Those interest­
ed in attending are asked to
bring a casserole, salad or des­
sert to feed eight adults.
ed parking facilities a t the Safe­
way store on S. Bedford Road.
This was acquired when the
S a f e w a y and the First Nation­
al merged into one store.
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The parking lot, designed on
the basis of a municipal lot,
would extend from Main Street
to Green Street.
BEDFORD HILLS—
Dr. Louis Chary, presenting an
oral report to the Bedford Board
of Education iast week, said that
the foreign language department
is involved in a transition to a
newer and better method of
teaching languages.
DISEASES FEW
WHITE PLAINS—
The Westchester County Depart­
ment of Health has reported four
cases of communicable disease in
the northern part of the county
during the week that ended Oct.
6. They were one case of chickenpox in Somers; one case of serum
hepititis in Peekskill and two
cases of staphylococcus in Mount
Pleasant.
The new method is called the
audio-lingual method, explained
Dr. Chary, and emphasizes the
use of dialogues and drills on
basic sentence structure. Dr.
Chary declared that the greatest
value of the method is that it in­
creases auditory and speaking
skills.
On The Horizon
Presenting a program for the
future, Dr. Chary proposed a
"Stream Level Plan" for Fox
r
Lane School which would give
students the opportunity to main­
tain continuity in their language
program.
Dr. Chary also invited mem­
bers of the board and townspeo­
ple to the language department's
open house slated for Nov. 2 at
the Fox Lane School. The presen­
tation, sponsored by the Fox
Lane Association and the lan­
guage department, is designed to
acquaint parents and citizens
with the language program at
Fox Lane.
The open house is scheduled to
begin with an introduction by Dr.
Chary. New developments in the
teaching of languages will be one
of the topics of discussion along
Norton, Massachusetts. She made
her debut at the Tuxedo Autumn
Ball in 1958 and was a member
of the New York Junior Assem­
blies.
Mr. Lonsdale, the grandson of
the late Rev. and Mrs. Herman
Lonsdale and Mrs. George W.
Peterson of St. Paul, Minnesota,
was graduated from St. Paul's
School and from Harvard Univer­
sity in 1957 where he was a m e m
ber of the Fly Club, Hasty Pud­
ding-Institute of 1770 and the
Harvard Lampoon. He is a m e m
ber of the Racquet and Tennis
Club, New York, the Harvard
Club, New York and the Bedford
Golf and Tennis Club.
After a wedding trip in Europe
the bride and groom will live in
New York City where Mr. Lons­
dale is associated with the First
National City Bank.
Eggs have the s a m e kind of
high quality protein found in
meat and milk.
former chief of the Bedford Hills
Fire Department. I've never en­
tered a contest before, and this
is the first thing I've ever won,
outside of a stuffed animal at a
state fair. I never thought I could
win a contest and almost didn't
enter this one.
"I brought the entry form back
with me from a trip and was
just about to toss it in the wastebasket when m y wife stopped me.
She urged me to enter the con­
test and after several rough
drafts, I developed the final en­
try and sent it off, never think­
ing I'd hear about it again."
Mr. Dexheimer is a 31 - year
veteran of liquid propane gas
sales and administration and has
been with Shell Oil Company for
16 years. He is manager of the
Southern Area Liquid Propane
Gas Sales Dept.
A presentation ceremony was
held Thursday, Oct. 11 at 2 p.m.
at Houston International Airport,
hosted by R.D. Trimble, National
Car Rental's Houston Manager.
It is the first car Mr. Dexheimer
will have owned in five years
since he drives a company car
and rents autos on trips.
Mr. Dexheimer is also vice
chairman of the Order of Ancient
Gassers, an association of pio­
neers in the liquid propane gas
business and is a member of the
International Association of Fire
Chiefs and Houston Red Cross
Transportation Committee. He is
a member of St. Paul's Cathe­
dral Church, Houston.
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MRS. J.W. LONSDALE JR.
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FIRST NATIONAL HAS THE ANSWERS
C. F. Dexheimer Wins Car
In Nation-wide Contest
BEDFORD HILLS—
A Houston oil man and former
Bedford Hills resident, who al­
most discarded his entry form,
has won a nation-wide contest
carrying a prize of a brand new
automobile.
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