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PATENT TRADER Mt. Kfaco, N.
Y . A u g u s t ST.
HeCirS
Talk By Furst
lfleiJcjiyy^pic
Temple School Planning
Expansion Of Facilities
Youth Unit Woman HurtOn Taconfc
Programs *
Under Study
Y O R K T O W N — A L a k e Mohe-. a passenger In a c a r driven w
gan resident w a s admitted to the M i s s L o u i s e M c F a r l a n d , 18, both
C A R M E L — T h e tnovie "Oper­
Peeksklll Hospital Wednesday a s of Strawberry R o a d , L a k e Mo»
ation AbollUon," w a s
shown M A H O P A C — T e m p l e Beth, l a r H e b r e w classes, pre-flebrew,
the result of a two-car accident b e g a n , w a s admitted to the hoe*
Tuesday a t the monthly meeting S h a l o m , J e w i s h Center of the post confirmation and adult ed­
on the Taconle Parkway in Y o r k - pital with lacerations o f the c h i n
ucation classes will b e offered.
[of. the K i w a n i s C l u b .
town at 7:45 a . m .
and abrasions of the head.
M a h o p a c s , I s expanding Its H e - F u r t h e r information m a y b e ob­ M A H O P A C — P l a n n i n g of fu­
A c c o m p a n y i n g the film
as
According to P u t n a m V a l l e y The
accident occurred' w h e n
ture p r o g r a m s w a s the m a i n Is­
guest speaker w a s J o h n C . Furst brow School facilities for the tained through the T e m p l e of­
State P o l i c e , M r s . Shirley F o l e y , M i s s M c F a r l a n d attempted
to
sue a t a recent meeting o f the
f i c e , M A 8-6133.
Df Brewster, former C o m m a n d e r coming school y e a r .
p a s s a vehicle driven b y M a r g o
Mahopac
Youth
Commission.!
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i
irf t h e ninth A m e r i c a n L e g i o n D u e t o this expansion, students
ested i n the future of youth to Sylvester, 52, ©t White P l a i n s .
S o m e of the plans outlined w e r e
from neighboring
communities
Djstrlct.
Join M A - Y O < » .
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S t a t e P o l i c e reported that M i s s
a n enlarged S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g
considered
for
e n ­ Equipment' Stolen
Mr.
F u r s t spoke o n " T h e will b e
Y e a r l y dues
will b e
five
M c F a r l a n d w a s going f r o m tfie
program, ' a
youth
bowling
i workings o f C o m m u n i s m H e r e rollment. Registration will be From Yorktown Firm
dollars and will enable m e m b e r s
driving l a n e into the passing l a n e
league, track m e e t s , a winter!
held o n S u n d a y , September Srdi
'n O u r Own C o u n t r y . "
Y O R K T O W N ~ A dust collect- carnival, a n d a g i r l s sofiball to participate in general meet­ on the parkway when the c a r
J o h n T a l u n a s , former Kiwanis from 2 to 4 p . m . and M o n d a y
ings and to elect m e m b e r s of]
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elec­
skidded on wet pavement a n d
league.
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group
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met
with
District Lieutenant governor, re­ and T u e s d a y evenings, Septem­
tric drill, w a s taken from the coaches and m a n a g e r s of the the board, a s well a s t o support struck M r . Sylvester's c a r i n - t h e
ported o a t h e c a u c u s a n d election ber 4th and 5th, f r o m 7 to
various
youth
programs
in
M
a
­
. P e c k h a m R o a d C o r p , o n R o u t e Little L e a g u e I n a m u t u a l effort|
rear.
at which h e presided a t Middle- 9 o'clock.
134 In Y o r k t o w n , the f i r m re­ to develop a sound p r o g r a m for hopac. Copies of the constl-|
town, A l o n g with M r . Talunas The principal o f the Hebrew]
tutlon end by-laws a r e now Both vehicles h a d to b e tow«
ported
to
Yorktown
police.
next season.
were Club President L e w Walleri School will b e R a b b i Herbert
being printed and will b e distri­ ed f r o m the scene of the accW
The m a c h i n e , cables a n d b a t
dent.
a n d H e r m a n A u c h a s delegates F r e e d . Working with h i m will
One o f t h e m a l a Items d i s ­ buted t o every member.
t e r y w e r e discovered t o b e m i s s
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commission
appointed Following the accident M r .
ing
Wednesday morning. Thel cussed at the meeting w a s an, The
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teachers
of
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w
edu­
J o h n H e i l m a n , Assistant Dls-I
Sylvester complained of a s o n
m a c h i n e h a d reportedly
been adult membership drive planned Mrs. Charlotte L i p p m a n to the,
Wet
Attorney f o r
Dutchess cation.
b a c k and neck and contusions
left Tuesday afternoon with oth­ for e a r l y this fall. T h e g r o u p board of directors. T h i s appoint'
County, w a s elected Kiwanis The Hebrew S c h o o l i s affiliat­
but
told police he would visit h i s
ment
fills
out
the
board
for
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equipment
near
the
District lieutenant governor for ed with the U n i t e d Synagogue
own doctor.
of the community who i s lnter-l coming y e a r .
f i r m ' s s h a c k on Route 134.
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addition,
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11962, M r . T a l u n a s reported,
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THE GYPSY BOY'
By John Duffy
51 Exhibit In Shrub Oak
S H R U B O A K — The ninth an-! Also Robert Allentuck, Roberta
n u a l art exhibit at J o h n C . Hart Wolfinger, F r e d
Tunderman,
M e m o r i a l L i b r a r y opened Satur­ Doris Lipson, A n n a Pfeiffer, Sol
d a y . Fifty-one a r e a artists h a v e
' m a F a g e l m a n , J o s e p h Roset and
entered their work, mostly In
Phyllis and B e n Wohlberg, of
oils.
T h e y a r e M e l a n l e Burns, M a ­ Shrub O a k . J u d y and J a n e
tilda Eisner, K a t b e Lorenzen, Brownlow of Crompond; Theo­
C a r r i e t r a l n u m , H e l e n Ferrlerl dore H a u p t , B e a t a B e a c h Porter
a n d Donna Lotrecciano of Maho- and Kathleen C a r p e of P u t n a m
p a c ; Tbelma J o n e s of Sbenorock;
Mildred Marglles and
B a r r y Valley.
A v e d o n of L a k e M o h e g a n ; Glenn Also A . M a r i e Doberty, M r s .
Albertson, G a r y Allen and E i l e e n E m a n u e l Isaacson, M y r t l e Moore,
R a g o of G u l l M a n o r ; Elfrelda Elizabeth M a r v i n , Charles Scott,
Schreiner, M i c h a e l Poster, Ber­ E l s i e E s n c r , M r s . Kenneth M i l l s ,
n a r d Kesslcr, Viola Stonebridge, J e a n M a t h e w s , E u g e n e Weiner
R o b e r t a Hunter, E l a i n e Williams, Andrew Sabito, J o h n Duffy, and
R o n a l d Cardone, Robert Kaupe- C a t h y V e n t r y of Peeksklll, and
lis, R a y m o n d Bouchard, Marlon Claire Hollis of Baldwin P l a c e
M a r o n e y and Arthur F . Lieneck The show will b e op:»i to the
of Yorktown; J u n e Legenhauscn public during l i b r a r y hours until
ISeptembcr 2.
~
of C a r m e l .
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Valhalla Seeks
To Slice Cost
Of Bread
Lee Benjamin
Gets Church
Youth Post
C H A P P A Q U A — Lee Ben
J a m i n of M t . K i s c o ,
former
E n g l i s h , speech and d r a m a In­
structor, at
H o r a c e Greeley
H i g h School, will become dlrec
tor of youth work at the First
Congregatiopal Church of C h o p
paqua September 1. H e will
leave his school post to take the'
church position, a full-time job
1
V A L H A L L A — Valhalla
school officials will try t o
s l i c e seven cents off the
price of e a c h loaf of bread
devoured b y hungry stu­
dents.
The school board this week
instructed district Business
M a n a g e r Tino Suarcz t o
look into the possibility o f
a three - w a y arrangement
with s o m e l o c a l bakery and
the federal government. V a l ­
h a l l a Is entitled to a fed­
eral surplus flour allotment,
they said, and could get cutr a t e bread from a bakery
that would a g r e e to use the
government supplies.
" I f Orville F r e e m a n h a s
his w a y , I have a hunch w c
m a y a l l b e getting stock­
piles of wheat, e a c h in his
own s i l o , " quipped B o a r d
President J o h n McAllister.
Meanwhile,
under
con­
tracts awarded for this y e a r ,
the district will still get a
b a r g a i n a n y housewife
might envy Low bidder D u vernoy Bakeries will supply
m a m m o t h two lb-two oz,
loaves with 43 slices of r y e ,
whole wheat or white b r e a d
at 33 cents per loaf. A
three-lb loaf of raisin bread
with 42 slices will cost 73
cents, a n d h a m b u r g e r rolls
will b e 22 cents p e r dozen.
M r . B e n j a m i n ' s work will con
gist of program
development,
counseling and guidance of the
church's 300 high school age
members. H e will be associated
with D r . Edwin D . M c L a n e , di­
Y O R K T O W N — Supervisor
rector of the church's Christian
Development Center for m e m ­ J o h n H . Downlngv, running for
bers of all ages, and will also 're-election, and his D e m o c r a t i c
opponent. J o h n K i b b c , will speak
work with the church's Junior
to the Mohansic Women's Club in
U g h school department.
I October
A graduate of Emerson Col­ M r
Downing and M r K i b b c
lege In Boston, M r . Benjamin will answer questions and dis­
cuss
their
political positions for
has been on the H o r a c e Greeley
m e m b e r s of the c l u b and their
staff for eight y e a r s . H e pre­ husbands at a meeting October
viously taught a t high schools at 8 30 p.m. at Yorktown P r o s
in Newton, M a s s . , and Strat­ byterian C h u r c h P a r i s h H a l l .
ford, Conn. M r . Benjamin Is Following a meeting of the
board of trustees o f Mohansic
perhaps best known for his work
W V o m e n S C l u b Thursday night,
with J a m e s L e y d c n In writing Mrs. R i c h a r d Valensteln also an­
and producing the annual J u n i o r nounced that Septraber 6 at 6.30
board
members
M u s i c a l sponsored b y the C b a p - ' p . m . outgoing
„ . „
paqua D a d s Club. H e h a s also I
entertain the new board at
dinner at the home of M r s , D o u g
taught in the church school
| las Owens, Pleasantvlow D r i v e ,
a n d directed d r a m a t i c produc­ Yorktown.
tions for the church.
September 11 a t 8-IS p . m . the
.Club will meet at I B M Labora­
tories in K i t c n a w a n to tour the
(plant and view a m o v i e explain­
ing work done there.
Women's Club
To Hear Two
Top Candidates
Bernstein Opens
New Office
Rotariqns Hold
Roundfable
Y O R K T O W N — L a r r y BernCtein, public accountant,
has
opened a n offle in a profession­
al building he remodelled at
Y O R K T O W N — Twenty m e m ­
1913 C o m m e r c e Street.
bers and seven guests attended
Other tenants in the building
, a m e e t i n g of Yorktown R o t a r y
a r e a new f i r m , Temporary
| Club Wednesday and partici­
Manpower Pool, under the dir­
pated in a roundtable discussion.
ection o f M r s . A l i c e M i l l a r o l
R o t a r y guests w e r e : David
Mercdr Court, the Yorktown A n ­ ; Walker, young son of Robert
swering Service, manned
by Walker of Y o r k t o w n : Albert
M r s . M a r y MarHno, and D r . Wise, P e l h a m ; D r . Otto Ernst,
M a r t i n Bernstein, ophthalmolo­ L a r c h m o n t : J o h n Cook, M a h o ­
gist
pac;
Calvin N a y l o r . Peeksklll;
B.
K i m or Rhodes, Y o n k e r s ;
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