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North Westchester Times, New Castle Tribune, Mount Kisco, N.Y., May 5, I960
Audubon Annual Meeting
Features 3 Area Gorges
The annual meeting of the Bed­
ford Audubon Society will be held
on Friday evening. May 13, in the
Bedford Hills Community House
at 8:30. Nicholas Shoumatoff, pres­
ident, has asked that committee
reports be kept at a minimum.
The recommendations of the nom­
inating committee, consisting of
Carl Graves, Donald Slobohm
and Herbert Jacobi, will be pre­
sented to the membership.
The program for this last meet­
ing of the season is of local inter­
est. It will feature Mianus Gorge,
Butler and Westmoreland Sanctu­
aries. A community which can
boast of three sanctuaries is uni­
que and* the program committee
felt that a progress report would
Guild Panel
Discussion
Covers Youth
JUVENILE Models who wi'l
display these spring outfits at
the fashion show of the Moth­
er's Guild of St. Mary's School
on May 12. are having a "tryon" in preparation for the big
event. Left to right are Peter
McGowan, three, somehwat re­
luctant, in characteristic mala
fashion; Dale Keegan, 13, Peg­
gy Jackson, two and one - half
and Mary Lou Hanky, six —
Photo by D. B. Kirchhoff
be of interest with the season of
outdoor activity at hand.
Robert J. Hamarshlag will show
a motion picture of Mianus Gorge,
a wildlife refuge which has attrac­
ted wide public interest as retreat
for harried city dwellers. This!
wilderness ar,ea, preserved by the i
foresight of a small group of en-'
ergetic citizens, is visited by thou-|
sands of people each year.
Douglas C. Orbison. vice chair­
man of the Butler Sanctuary on
Chestnut Ridge Road, will present
a program to show what can be
done on a well planned 250 acre
preserve. This will show some of
the nature trails and the educa­
tional Use to which they have been
put under trained guidance. But­
ler Sanctuary, like Mianus Gorge,
belongs to nature conservancy.
Westmoreland Sanctuary, which
is directly across the road from
Butler, has a resident director, Eu­
gene Decker, whose Work with
young people is well known. The
sanctuary has 105 acres and in­
cludes Bechtel Lake. Mr. Decker
will show slides of his bird banding and of some of the groups
who enjoy the preserve.
A coffee hour will follow the
meeting which is open to the pub­
lic.
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DANCE AND POETRY Festi­
val schedule i on the green at
Good Counsel College, White
Plains, Sunday, was moved in­
doors because of rain. It was un­
der direction of Miss Roberta
Curry, instructor of speech and
KATONAH—
A panel discussion on youth was
held Thursday evening. April 28
by the Women's Guild of the First
Presbyterian Church, Katonah, at
the church. Mrs. Lloyd Hardy of
Katonah served as moderator -for
he following p a n e l members:
Charles Helmes, district principal
of the Katonah-Lewisboro School
District; Mrs. Ida Pryor of Ka­
tonah, director of the Goldens
Bridge Mission; Raymond Wall,
executive director of the Mount
Kisco Boys Club and Mrs. John
Mueller of Katonah, president of KATONAHThe Lions Club of Katonah cele­
the Women's Civic Club of Katon­
brated
its second birthday with a
ah.
Ladies Night Dinner Thursday at
A picture was drawn of the fac­ the 19th Hole Restaurant in Somtors affecting youth in the village ers.
Thirty visitors, including wives'
of Katonah, the various agencies
which may impinge upon their of local members, representatives
ives and the needs which are not of the Bedford Village Lions Club,
being met at the present time. which sponsored* the local group,
Slum conditions in Goldens Bridge and International Councilor Har­
were cited as a cause for concern old Green, of Lewisboro and Mount
as was the lack of suitable rec­ Kisco Lions Clubs helped make
reational facilities for the young the evening an enjoyable mile­
stone.
people in that area.
High point of the evening came
Mr. Helmas pointed out that we
are always anxious to defend our­ when cookies made by wives of
selves rather than admit the exist­ the members were judged by a
ence of undesirable conditions. We panel of gourmets consisting of In­
do not wish to involve ourselves ternational Councilor Green, Bed­
in problems which do not involve ford V i l l a g e Lions President
James Sullivan, amd Past Deputy
us.
District Governor Harry Banks,
Mr. Wall said that our tendency also of the Bedford Village Club. FLUKE HITS MOOSE
is to react against circumstances
After considerable re - sampling ST. PAUL, Minn, 'm—Conserva­
rather than to act positively to of all entries by the judges, first
correct them. He stated that 16 prize went to Mrs. Ruth Ticknor's tion officials say liver fluke, a par­
billion dollars are spent annually Novel Cookies. Second and third asite picked up from plants in and
on recreation in the United States. prizes went to Mrs. Hazel Bartz near the water, may be causing ill­
The need of youth to recognize and Mrs. Doris Bemtley.
ness of moose in northern Minne­
authority, to fill its spiritual lack
sota. A veterinary medical expert
and to couple its privileges with
In bright sunshine, bright cloth
responsibilities was felt to be the is cooler than dark, because the says there is no sure treatment
most serious problem for youth to­ light material reflects more light for the disease, common to deer,
day.
than the dark.
cattle and sheep in the area.
dramatics. Among county girl's
taking part were the following,
pictured at an outdoor dress re­
hearsal, left to right, the Misses
Patricia Hough of Yorktown
Heights, Anita Conese of Scars-
dale. Lavelle Dwyer of Katonah,
Joar. Warner of Mount Vernon,
Nacny DelPrette of Bronxville,
Mary Lou Mayer of Yonkers and
Diana Pirrone of New Rochelle.
—-Staff Photo by James Nevins.
Lions Hold
Dinner Dance
On Birthday
The Meaning
Of Worship
Is Subject
BEDFORD HILLS—
"A worship service is a crea­
tive pause." the Rev. Dr. Harry
C Meserve. minister of the Uni­
tarian F e l l o w s h i p of North-ern Westchester, said m a ser­
mon Sunday morning at the Bed­
ford* Hills Community House on
the subject. "The Meaning of Wor­
ship in Everyday Life."
"It is the walk beside the stil
waters which restoreth the soul,"
he suggested. Dr Meserve said
the universal service of worship
was not 'a holy show,' but rather
'a genuine expression of the per­
sonal and social needs, drsires,
purposes and hopes of the wor­
shipping community.' "
"Everyone has something to con­
tribute to the service as well as
to gain." he pointed out In dis­
cussing the theological differences
which exist within the member­
ship of the Unitarian Fellowship,
Dr. Meserve said. "We want Dhern
to exist. Conformity is not sought
here and varying beliefs can en­
rich each other within a framework
which is neither bound by nor cut
YOUTHFUL REBEL was Pat­ of St. Mary's Church will be
off from tradition."
hard put to separate girl from
Next Sunday morning at 11 ty Martabano. daughter o{ Mr.
six shooters, come the fashion
o'clock the religious education anc> Mrs. Richard Martabano,
show on May 12- which will be
classes of the Fellowship will be who would pose for her picture
held at the Bedford Hills Commu­ only if allowed to wear her part of the dessert bridge, fund
shootin' irons and cowboy hnt.
raising effort of the group—Pho­
nity House.
Women
of
the
Mother's
Guild
to
by D. B. Kirchhoff
The Unitarian women's service
group will meet at 10- 30 Wednes­
day morning, May 11, at the
Home of Mrs. Richard Kline on
Crow Hill Road in Mount Kisco.
The next service to be conduct­
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[has been "vacationing" with Mrs.
ed by Dr. Meserve will be on Mr. and Mrs. Mario Cosentino of 1 Fred Free and family in Katonah,
May 15 at 11 a.m at the Bed­ Ivy Place, Katonah. celebrated his sister Jennifer is with the
ford H i l l s Community House. her fourth birthday on Tuesday Miles Lewis family also of Katon­
Guests are welcome to attend the e\ening. April 26. with a family ah. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams
service and join the informal cof­ party at her home.
of Katonah have been taking care
fee hour which follows.
of the Begenau children whib
Mrs. William Schulz of Sunrise their parents have been in Ber­
Ave., Katonah accompanied by muda.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Burt of Mount
Kisco returned over the weekend
Hudson Ritch of Huntville Rd.,
from Lake Bomaseen, Vt. where Katonah entered the Northern
they had been vacationing since Westchester Hospital last Tuesday
Good Friday.
with a heart condition and he is
MOUNT KISCO—
expected to be confined for severa
The active and growing Luther­
Kimborley Bioun daughter of days.
an Church of the Resurrection, Mr. and Mrs Harrv Brown of
Mount Kisco. received the fodlow- Druad Place Katonah celebrated
As a belated birthday celebration
ins; adult members on two succes­ her fifth birthday on Saturday.
for
Laurie Hayes seven and her
sive Sundays, April 24, and May April 23, wrth an afternoon party
brother.
Mickey nine, children' of
1. Mrs. Janet C. Burns and Mr. at her home for several little girl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L. E. Hayes of Cher
and Mrs. Hugh T Williams of Ar- friends.
ry
St.,
Katonah,
they traveled to
monk. Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Ortiz
New
York
City
on
Saturday, April
of PeekskiU. Mrs. Marion Neknez
Muss Patricia Curran daughter 30 with their mother and brother,
of Bedford Hills, and Mrs. Eliza­ of Mr. and Mrs William Curran
Gary to visit the Museum of Na
beth Meier of Mount Kisco
of South Rd . Katonih left last tural History and the Empire State
On the same two Sundays the fol­ Thursc/ay morning b\ plane for Building. Meeting them in' New
lowing children were received by Miami, Fla. where, as a repre York were Mrs. Hayes' sister
holy b a p t i s m : Patricia Louise sentative of the student nurses of Mrs. Gordon Emmons and family
Wood and Carol Rose Gilly of Ka­ the Cochran School of Nursing, of Long Island.
tonah, Adrian Ruth and Paul Er­ Yonkers, she will attend the five
nest Ortiz of Peekskill, Jeanne day convention of Student Nurses
Mr. and Mrs. James Brundage of
Marie Secor of Mount Kisco, Tim­ being held there.
Greenville
Rd., Katonah returned
othy Ray Richardson of Bedford
recently
from
Miami, Fla. where
Hills, and William George Burns VACATIONING NEAR HOME
they
had
been
vacationing for two
of Armonk
Jamie. Jacqueline & Jeffrey Ru- weeks. Mrs Brundage is still on
The adult m e m b e r s will be ger, children of Mr. and Mrs.
guests of honor at a Family Night John Ruger of Terace Heights, Ka­ vacation from her job with the
Dinner
this
Fridav
evening tonah have been staying this week Readers Digest.
May 6, at the Church. The holy with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Covey
Ann Russo. daughter of Mr. and
communion will be celebrated at and family of Huntville Rd., Ka
Mrs.
Edward Russo of Meadow
the 8 and 11 a.m., services this tonah while their parents are va
Lane,
KatonaJi celebrated her sev­
Sunday, May 8, Mother's Day.
cationing in Bermuda. John Ruger enth birthday on Saturday April
23 with a party at her home for
ten boys and girls, plus her sis­
ter Kathy.
PRESIDENTIAL PICTURE: sociation for Health, Physical
Officials of the Southeastern
Zone of the New York State As - Education and Recreation are
shown during the recent confer­
ence at West Point. They are,
MAIL GOES THROUGH
left-to-nghi, Clyde Eidens of the
TULSA, Okla. m—Postman C
W. Barnett went into the gutter to Bedford Central School District,
president-elect
fo the Assn.;
get his mail. A car knocked over Mrs. Constance Koerug of Hartsa mailbox and a fireplug and the dale, outgoing president, and
scattered mail floated off in the E m i 1 1 o "Dee" DaBramo of
man-made flood. He retrieved the Quaker Ridge School, Scarsdale,
soggy letters and delivered them incoming president.—-Staff Photo
to the postoffice.
by Ray Hoover.
Katonah News Items
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