North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N: Y., April 2, 1959
New Castle, Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., April 2, 1959
School Bus, Cars Damaged On Route 22
Four motor vehicles, one of them
a Bedford Bus Co. bus transport­
ing Bedford Central Dist. 2 school
children, were damaged, and one
person v a s reported, injured in
traffic accidents that occurred on
busy Route 22, Bedford Village, on
March 24.
Nobody was hurt in the school
bus collision though it was carry­
ing pupils at the time, Bedford
Police report. The bus driver, Al­
ton Woodcock of Ridgefield, Conn.,
said his attention was focused else­
where when a coupe he was fol­
lowing stooped near the Vinton
Ave. intersection. He said he only
applied his brakes lightly to avoid
any possible injury to the children
and the bus crashed into the rear
of the southbound car operated by
Bruce Wellons of Bedford Village.
At 8:40 p.m. the same day,
Charles Desiato, twenty-eight, of
Lincoln Ave., Bedford Village, suf­
fered lacerations of the head when
his southbound sedan went out of
control on Route 22 and struck a
utility pole south of Mathews Mill
Rd.
About an hour later, a jaywalk­
ing deer had to be destroyed by
police when it was badly^hurt aft­
er leaping In front of a car driven
by Michael Sinistora, twenty, of
Armonk. The accident occurred
south of Rou,te 172 where deer are
frequently spotted along the road­
side. Ptl. Andrew Anderson report­
ed that the animal was hurt so
badly he had to shoot it at the
scene.
3 - Day Rummage Sale Scheduled at Center
Mrs. Jack Deitch and Mrs. Jerry
Smilkstein will co - chairman the
annual three-day rummage sale
being sponsored by the Sisterhood
of the Jewish Community Center
on April 7, 8 and 9.
Being arranged in the Center,
the doors will open on April 7 and
8 at 10 A.M. and close at 5 P.M.
On the 9th, the doors open at 10
A.M. and close at 12 noon. All
types of clothing, china, glass,
brie - a-brac, costume jewelry,
small pieces of household furni­
ture, linens and miscellaneous
items will provide something for
anyone who attends the sale.
Shih Hsiung, born in Nanking,
China, translated the Chinese ver­
sion of Benjamin Franklin's auto­
biography. It was a best-seller in
China.
8
Adult Class In Driver Education Set
wiL be shown and discussed. All 1registered with Mr. Burden report
new Vehicle and Traffic laws will' to class oh April 8 at 7:30 in the
be explained.
j evening at the Fox Lane School
The class will be given psycho­ Room D 2.
physical test. These are reaction
time, steadiness, visual acuity,
night vision & glare recovery and
distance, judgment.
On the road behind-the-wheel in­ R E M O V E S
structions will be given how to RUST & STAINS
drive the car and prepare the stu­
dent for tr • New York State road from BATHTUBS * SINKS
EASTER BUN#Y BARBED
examination.
bottoms of COPPER POTS
NORTH PELHAM - The North All who wish Jo enroll in this TILE FLOOR**METALS
Pelham Village Board has put the class are asked to call or write
AUTO BUMPERS
kibosh on plans of a local super­ C. W. "Doc" Burden at 34 West
ALUMINUM
market to play E a s t c Bunny. The Hyatt Ave. Mt. Kisco. Phone
STORM
WINDOWS
market has planned to hide plas­ MO 6-5580.
tic Easter eggs in the community . The registration fee is $10.00 F R E E S A M P L E
2UD IS SOLO.
with each finder entitled to a half- which will give the student nine
ChnnaaMsoTyeurifodm.
AT GROCERS,
dozen real "eggs at the store. The lessons on the road and 6 lessons
RUSTAIN PRODUCTS
HARDWARE, DEPT.
village Board saw it as no yoking in the classroom. Each lesson is
matter.
for two hours. Those who have FA1RLAWN, NEW JERSEY 10 CENT STORES
The next adult class in driver
education will steut on April 8 at
7:30 p.m. in the Fox Lane Schqol.
The class will be for beginners
and those who have a license and
still need more instruction.
There are two phases to driver
education, classroom and behind
the wheel. In the class room
movies and film strips of driving
SAFEWAY
BROTHERS AND sister of
one family as they walked down
the steps of Antioch Baptist
Church on Easter Sunday pic­
tured, are Miss Virginia Jenkins
and Charles and Ronald Jenkins.
*Bottom Round
The Easter festival service was
the first major ceremony since
the renovation and redecorating
of the Bedford Hills edificePhoto by D. B. Kirchhoff.
* T o p Round
Area Spots Included in New
Edition of State Guidebook
Tourist attractions and vacation and the Dinosaur Museum near
opportunities of the Hudson-Tacon- Brewster, John Jay House at Ka­
ic region are featured in the latest tonah, and the Van Cortlandt Man­
edition of "New York State Va- or restoration at Croton-on-Hudcationlands," 311st published by son.
Color photographs and short ar­
the State Commerce Dpartment.
ticles
describe the U. S. Mili­
Copies of the free 196-page
tary
Academy
at West Point, the
guidebook, which mentions areas
in Northern Westchester and Put­ Hawk's Nest Drive along the Del­
nam County, may be obtained by aware River, Bear Mt. State Park
writing directly to the Department and the.Westchester County park­
at 112 State Street, Albany 7, ways
Hudson-Taconic communities list­
N. Y.
ed
include Copake, Hillsdale, Hud­
Dividing the state into sixteen
son,
and Kinderhook in Columbia
vacation regions, the guide de­
County:
Beacon,
Hughsonville,
scribes each, listing' attractions
Hyde
Park,
Poughkeepsie,
Red
and communities, of interest to
Hook,
Rhinebeck
and
Wappingers
tourists. In addition, chambers of
commerce and agencies to which Falls in Dutchess County; Bullthe prospective holiday seeker ville, Goshen, Greenwood Lake,
may write for further details are Highland Mills, Central Valley,
Middletown, Monroe, Mountaingiven.
ville,
Newburgh, Port Jervis, WalInformation on state parks, his­
den,
and
Warwick in Orange Coun­
toric shrines, dude ranches, indus­
ty;
Brewster,
Carmel, Lake Car­
trial plant tours, camping, hiking,
mel,
Cold
Spring,
Lake Mahopac,
boating and filling is listed as
and
Patterson
in
Putnam
County:
well as bus, railroad and ferry
lines serving the areas, admission Haverstraw, Spring Valley, and
charges to tourist attractions and Monsey in Rockland County. Un­
bridge tolls. For each community der Westchester County are Ka­
the principal highways serving it tonah, Lake Mohegan, Mount Ver­
and the nearest Thruway inter­ non, New Rochelle, Peekskill. Port
Chester, Rye, Tarrytown, North
change are listed.
Tarrytown,
Irvington, White Plains
Hudson-Taconic attractions high­
and
Yonkers.
lighted art Birch Hill Game Park
near Brewster; Clinton House at The guidebook, illustrated with
Poughkeepsie; DeWindt Mansion more than 100 color pictures and
at Tappan; F . D. Roosevelt Na-' drawings, retains its convenient
tional .historic site and Vand'erbilt 7V2" x 5%" pocket size.
Mansion a t Hyde Park: the trot­
ADVERISEMENT
ting track and Hall of Fame of the;
Trotter at Goshen: Graymoor near
Peekskill; Hammond House at
Eastview; House of History at
Kinderhook; Incline Railway and
Madam Brett Homestead at Bea­
con; Katonah Gallery at Katonah;
Knox Headquarters and Temple
Hill at Vails Gate; Lost Village
near Carmel: Mills Museum at
Staatsburg; the Ward-Pound Ridge
Nature Museum near Katonah;
Old Museum Village at Smith's
Clove at Monroe; Paine Memor­
ials at New Rochelle; Philipsburg
Manor Upper Mills at North Tarrytown; Philipse Manor at Yonkers; Playland at Rye; St. Paul's
Church at Mt. Vernon; Shaker
Museum at Old Chatham; Shingle
House and Warwick Valley Mu­
seum at Warwick, "Sunnyside,"
between Irvington and Tarrytown
Washington's
Headquarters
at
White Plains and at Newburgh;
Wood Crag on Constitution Island;
the Brotherhood Corporation wine­
ry tour at Washingtonville, and
the Yonkers Raceway.
1
Appearing for the first time are
the American Museum of firefighting at Hudson, "Boot Hill"
TO CHOOSE OFFICIERS"
The nominating committee to
recommend a new slate of officers
to be elected by the John Jay
PTA, to serve during the 1959-60
term, has been selected. The com­
mittee will be headed by Mrs.
George Green, of Goldens Bridge,
and will have the following mem­
bers: the Rev. Wesley Megaw, of
South Salem: Charles Lantry, of
Lewisboro; and Mrs. Charles Swei
gart, of Katonah. Mrs. Daniel Di
Pace, of Lake Katonah, will rep­
resent the present executive board
on the committee.
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