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10 North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., March 27, 1958 DELICIOUS , with Imported Swiss Knight Cheese! The nut-sweet flavor of true, imported Gruyere cheese gives new zest to food and beverages. Wonderful for TV snacks, and as a dessert or luncheon treat. Package contains 6 handy \bite-size\ wedges. Try Swiss Knight today! Imported Swiss Knight FOR ITS TRUE SWISS FLAVOR UP AND ATOM\ musical show being sponsored by the Jewish Community congregation Saturday and Sunday at the Jew ish Community Center, Mount Kisco, will have these men in the cast. Seated at table is Dr. Leon Dickerson of White Plains who for the second time is directing the show; seated left to right are Manus Isacson, Al Feldstein and Herman Klugman who will sup ply the humor as endmen and interlocutor, Mort Dean of Sta tion WVIP. Standing at rear are additional endmen twin brothers, Louis and Sam Smilkstein, who will no doubt confuse the cust omers being so alike in appear- ance.Photo by D. B. Kirchoff. ance—Photo by D. B. Kirchoff. MOUNT VERNON — James T. Williams, thirty-one, of 12 Adams S.L, despite warnings from the judge, March 13 insisted on a jury trial in which he will act as his own defense counsel. Williams, picked up on a charge of possess ing a marijuana cigaret Oct. 4, has had two attorneys to date, one court-appointed. Both asked to be relieved. Trial is set for June. SOUTHERN STAR B0NIT0 Baby of tke TUNA family' fmh {mm So mUd antf yet so tender, It's tastier than tuna... and a better buy! Better buy Bonito -it makes delicious snacks and dishes-and It's up to 10c less a can. • IT GLORIFIES A SALAD DRESSING We mean G. Washington's Broth and Season ing. Just combine one envelope of it with 14 cup of cider vinegar and % cup of salad oil. Shake or stir well. It's a chef's ideal combination of seasonings -.i.,. a flavor booster in powder form. TWO VARIETIES: RICH BROWN\ and \GOLDEN\ Cast Listed For Center Minstrel Dr. Leon Dickerson of White Plains, who is directing the min strel show \Up and Atom\ being given Saturday and Sunday eve nings in the Jewish Community Center, Smith Avenue, has an nounced the list of featured art ists who will appear in the show. The list includes Noel Erler, Miss Ann Klugman, Mrs. Morton Eligator, Mrs. Robert Rubin, Mort Dean, who will be interlocutor, Ed Robbins, and Bill O'Shaugnessey from Station WVIP, Mrs. Joseph Busman, Albert Feldstein, Mrs. Samuel Figa, Herman Klugman, Manus, Isacson, Mrs. Herman Klugman, Mrs. Jerome Fruithan- dler, Mrs. Josephine Abel. Mrs. Paul Burchman, Mrs. B. H. El- man, Mrs. Herbert Falk, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Seigman, Sam Figa, Mrs. Sidney Fisher, Mrs. Alfred Goldenberg, Irving. Mlotok, Mrs. Joseph Saroken, Mo Schnaiberg, Jerry Louis and Sam Smilkstein, Miss Toby and Miss Dena Venner. Gordon Seeley will be accom panist and others who will v sing in the chorus are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon, Mrs. Sanford Hahn, Mrs. Sidney Hirshfield, Mrs. Ma nus Isacson, Mrs. Samuel Lieber- man, Mrs. Pearl Meyer, Mrs. Fred Kuritzsky, Mrs. Schnaiberg, Mrs. James Zobel, Mrs. Nathan Fisher and Miss Barbara Brod. Proceeds from this annual fund raising effort will go toward the Building Fund for the Synagogue. Bank Adds 10 Advisors The board of directors of the National Bank of Westchester has enlarged its advisory board with the appointment of 10 county resi dents, two of them bankers, Ralph T. Tyner, board chairman of .the bank announced today. Those named are: Edwin R. McNeil of White Plains for the Bedford Hills advisory group; Joseph McCoy of Pelham Manor and John Irwin Dugan of New Rochelle for New Rochelle- Larchmont; William Ballard and Donald Stewart, both of Tarrytown for Tarrytown; Frederick A. Coe of Yonkers, for Tuckahoe, and Lio nel Alexander and Bernard Savitt, both of White Plains, Richard A Greer of Chappaqua and Howard Tompkins of Brjarcliff Manor, for White Plains. Geer is president of the Empire State Federal Savings and Loan Assn. of White Plains and Mount Kisco, and McCoy is president of the Peoples Bank for Savings, New Rochelle. NEW JERSEY UNITED New Jersey was divided into two colonies, West Jersey and East Jersey, in 1676 and remained so until 1702. County Bills Sent to Desk Of Governor By Staff Correspondent ALBANY — Six Westchester- sponsored bills, having passed in both'houses of the Legislature, are before Gov. Harriman for action. They include: 1. Authorization for the Village of Ardsley to pay $5,600 for haul age fees to Kipp Bros. Inc., of Ardsley. 2. An arterial highway plan in fire commissioners of the Mill- New Rochelle, reducing from 6 miles to 1.5 miles the amount of construction to be done by the state. The reduction was made at the request of the. City Council. 3. A highway plan calling for five arterial- routes cutting New Rochelle roads. 4. A bill legalizing the acts of the wood Fire District in New Castle in regard to establishment of a capital reserve fund in the Chappa qua National Bank. 5. A measure changing tax lien dates in Westchester County, sought by the Board of Supervisors. 6. A bill allowing field trials by sportsmen at any time on a shoot ing preserve. It's sunshine ... long months of California sun shine ... that makes SUN- SWEET Prunes so rich in Guaranteed by *A fl avor am j nut rition.. Housekeeping . q ^ ^ shine till so plump with juicy goodness they drop from the trees of their own weight! For prunes at their finest, be sure to get SUNSWEET. the growers' own brand. 'Tenderized\ for quick cooking. Sealed in foil packages for perfect protection. DEUCIOUS SUNSWEET PRUNES mw 'TfflT\ 8 ?^ 111 ASSOCIATION • SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA »UN»VEET Tenderized Prunes, Apricots, Peaches-also SUNSWEET Prune Juice mm' Concrete Products Firm Receives Award for Safety The Bedford Hills Concrete Products Corporation was notified recently that they have been awarded a \Certificate of Achieve- rnent\ in recognition of its ac complishment in safety for the year ending July 31, 1957. The award, made by the Nation al Concrete Masonry Association of Chicago and announced at its annual convention, was presented to the Bedford Hills company for having no lost time accidents for the one-year period. Contagious Ills Total 23 Cases Twenty-three new cases of com municable disease have been re ported by the Department of Health of the County of West chester, in the northern area, for the week ending March 22. Pound Ridge reported 12 cases of measles, with one each in Bed ford and Croton. Pound Ridge also had six -cases of chickenpox. Briarcliff Manor reported one case of scarlet fever and two cases of German measles. ALL'S WELL NEW ROCHELLE — Inquisitive Barbara Wagner, twenty - two months old,, poked her head through the railing of her playpen. Her head became stuck. Firemen called by her mother, Mrs. Robert H. Wagner, merely used hand pressure to press back the railing. Playpen wasn't damaged, Barbara wasn't hurt. . REMOVES TySS RUST & STAINS U3S from BATHTUBS * SINKS COPPtRfOTS • THE JWTO BUMPERS FREE SAMPLE Civ* nsmti ol your dmW SUSTAIN PRODUCTS/ CKDIlum u t ' ZUDhMiUofOfoct**, fAlKlAWN/ ffcj, Hwdwoit, Dtpt, 1C| Stent- C L O R OX FOR WHITER WHITES QTBTL19C ^ g al 35< GAL JUG 53C BJue Dutch CLEANSER 5c OFF DEAL 2 14-OZ CANS 23c Wheat Germ KRETSCHMER 12-OZ JAR 31 ReaLemon LEMON JUICE - Unsweetened 12-OZ BTL 25. Fab DETERGENT LGE PKG 32« A j a x SUPER CLEANSER L 14 OZ. CANS 25' Ad DETERGENT LGE PKG 33< Deviled Ham UNDERWOOD 2 2V* OZ CANS 37c 4H OZ CAN 33c Cashmere BOUQUET SOAP 4 REG BARS 39c Ca shmere BOUQUET SOAP 2 BATH BARS 29c Lemonade SUNKIST 2 4-OZ CANS 27c Vel SOAP POWDER LGE PKG 33. Vel LIQUID DETERGENT' 12-OZ CAN 39c Fritos TASTY CHIPS BAG 29c B r e e z e DETERGENT' - \ LGE PKG 33c- New .Castle- Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y M March 27, 195$ First National Super Market, 41 Moger Avenue* Mt. Kisco V 4/ It Toted Budifck.. Thatr A Whq' It4 Fi/wt National (ovMe!\ What's more, First National Cash Savings increase rapidly, item by item. Indeed you're scarcely aware of * how sizeable your savings are until you actually count the total. Then you know that at First National your Budget **never had it so good!\ \&6t Weekend Weat & 99 Cut From Young Tender Larrlb, Well Trimmed, Tender and Meaty LAMB LEGS LB Chickens FRESH - READY-TO-COOK 2'A TO 3% LBS AVERAGE LB Finast Luxury Loaf Sliced Bacon 8-OZ PKG 1-LB PKG 29^ Sausage Meat ^49, 65' Fried Haddock Fillet 59 C^adli Saving *Speciaid! 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