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For Buying - Selling - Renting or Hiring Use the Want Ads Foi Quick, Economical Results TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD . . . PHONE MOunt Kisco 64133 or CHappaqua 1-0020 Classified Ads MUST BE PLACED BEFORE 9:30 A.M. on Tuesday Cbmiiiiiiiiily Events (Continued from page 4) East Main Street. Dr. Erler, who has been separated from the U.S. Navy with' .the rank of lieutenant is a dentist. His wife is the former Miss Marguerite Carpenter, daugh ter of F. Fllton Carpenter and the ate Mrs. Carpenter. The two fam ilies will celebrate the first birth day of their grandchild, who was* one year old on Monday. Cars. Trucks and Trailer* l-M ADAMS MOTORS CO. DODGE PLYMOUTH MT KISCO. N. Y. 1-27C * A STEP IN TRUCK — 1951 G.M C. GOOD TIRES. NEW BATTERY, 5300 OW 9-4550 1-27C ALFA ROMEO — Giulietta Roadster, only 11,000 mi. one owner. Blue: heater. Bargain, $2,350. NE 2-7956 after 6 P.M. : 1-TF CHEVROLET 1940, 4 door, black, ex cellent condition. Phone MOunt Kisco 6-4394 1-27C CADILLAC '56 convertible, pink and black, white walls, radio and heater. A-l condition. Fully powered. Original owner. Sacrifice. S3.095. Call TE 4-1263 1-27C Cadillac '57 Fleetwood, low mileage, air-conditioning, full power 35.500. WH 8-4700, 9 to 5. eves. YO 3-7449 1-27C CHEVY 1954 Station wagon — very low mileage, radio, heater, excellent A-l condition S1025 WH 8-5427 1-27C Chevrolet '54 2-dnnr. 1 owner, will sacrifice. LYric 2-8192. Main st. Service, Elmsford. 1-27C CHEV. 1956 STEP-IN TRUCK low mileage, all aluminum bod>, rea sonable, ME 1-56S3 1-27 FIAT—ALFA—ROMEO MILANO MOTORS, INC 283 No. Bedford Rd MOunt Kisco 6-3400 1-27C FORD '56 convertible, power steering, fully equipped Fordomatlc, low mileage. $1450. RO 1-0154 1-27C FORD 1056 Custom ranch wagon, ex cellent condition, low mileage. §1250. WH 8-5160 1-27C FORD 1956 dump truck, F700. '56 gallion roller, 3 to 5 ton 1956 10 ton trailer low bed all A-l condition. WH 9-1177 1-27C FORD '57 Station Wagon. 2 dnor sedan. 51,750. Harrison Service Sta, Cor. Purdy St. Halstead Ave. Harrison. 1-27C JAGUAR '53 sedan, automatic trans mission, radio, A-l low mi, 51050 Mc Donald's Sta., 630 Yonkers A\e. YO 9-9125 1-27C JIM McGLONE MOTORS, INC. SALES VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE Pos t Rd. at Harmon CRoton 1-4745 1-27C •55 Olds \98\ Holiday Coupe CROSS COUNTY MOTORS 9 New Broad St. WE 9-4800 1-27C TRUCK CMC 1954 PANEL S650. EXCELLENT CONDITION Sacrifice YOrktown Heights 2-3196 1-27C OLDS 56 \98\ convertible, fully equip ped and powered, new top, original owner. S2.0O0. PElha m 8-3758. 1-27C VOLKSWAGEN '57 convertible, light blue, fully equipped 51,775. SC 3-0605 before fa P M. 1-27C VOLKSWAGEN 1956 Cambi station wag on, good condition, Berger Hardwar e Co. ROgers 9-2400 8 A M. to 6 P.M. l-M WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. (SCOTT-WILLYS) Willys Jeeps - Sales - Part s & Service Route 100 Wilson 1-8660 Lost and Found 7-27C FOUND — wristwatch, ladies, in park ing lot by Macy's. RYe 7-2S34 7-27C LOST — BLACK Labrador Retriever, green collar; 7 mo., name \Tar Baby\ vie. Mamaroneck. Reward. OW 8-4932. 7-27C LOST — POODLE white* standard un dipped, male. Thurs , called Sibon, blue collar. Reward WE 9-4516. Instructions 10-27C Horses — Horses — Horses! It's Fun! It's Healthy! Instructions For Children and Adults Open Tues. through Sun. REASONABLE RATES: For Information and Appointment — Call BEdford Village 4-7807 Help Wanted Female 11-27C A COLLEGE GRADUATE up to 45 yrs. old, business exp., to learn newspaper advertising work. Must like to sell. SC 5-2500. 9 to 5 weekdays. 11-27C DOCTORS OFFICE ASSISTANT Exp'd ; afternoons and Saturday morning Call SC 3-7272. 11-27C HAIRDRESSER — all around girl, exp'd., hours 10 to 6, 5 days. ROgers 9-1641 11-27C HOUSEWIFE PART TIME ARMONK VICINITY Perfect opportunity for Housewife who has ow n car and Afternoons free. Mon day thru Saturday, handling distribu tion of Newspapers to newspapcrboys stands for individual. Work is not diffi cult. For appointment call Mr. Browne. RO 9-0109 11-27C MOTHER'S HELPER — exp'd. with .in fant preferred, light house duties, sleep in, references, small salary. DO 3-1604. 11-27C NURSE LPN Interesting work In rehabilitation Medi cal Institution, 5 days, 7VJ hrs. High salary. YO 8-3113. . 11-27C PART TIME — NEAR HOME Work locally part time evenings, 6-9 P.M. and earn full time pay. Car neces sary No canvassing, no delivery; Table trousseau plan. Commission and bonus. Wilson 1-3353: ROgers 9-5742 11-27C RECENT GRADUATE. good typist, light steno, good at figures. Congenial 1 girl office RYe 7-2431; 8-5.30 11-27C REGISTERED staff nurse, live in or out. ambulatory patients; many hospital benefits: all shifts, Presbyterian Hos pital Convalescent Home. King St Portchester WE 9-1213 11-10 SALESLADY - steady, some experience preferred. Apply in person Childrens' Corner, 25 So. Moger, Mt. Kisco. . 11-27C STENO—TYPIST interesting position various fringe benefits RYE NATIONAL BANK R\e RYe 7-0051 11-27C TELEPHONE SOLICITORS: EXP'D; Part time, work at home or office. Salary plus commission. Write Box WCP 594, this newspaper or YUkon 6-8135 11-27C A KENNEL MAN exp'd., in grooming wanted for small animal hospital. Call Dr. Burness Darien Conn.'' OLiver 5-1449 Help Wanted. Male 12-27C Automobile Used Car Manager GRANT MOTORS Authorized DeSoto Plymouth Dealer 420 So. B'way Yonkers 12-27C Investigator - Trainee 23-40 yrs. old. must speak Puerto Rlcan fluently, have command of English language. Mon. through Fri. RO 1-0224 for appointment. 12-27C MEN'S FURNISHINGS Only exp'd men or women need apply. Must have appreciation for fine mer chandise. Mr. Goodman, BROWNING KING Cross County Center. Yonkers. Westchester County's Greatest Market Place YOUR ECONOMICAL WANT AD GOES INTO MORE THAN 155,000 HOMES Nowhere else — can you obtain so much profitable service for so littlt money, time and effort on your part When selling, renting, hiring or trading—place your Want Ad message where it will be seen— and acted upon promptly. THE NINE DAILIES AND THREE WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS BLANKET THE ENTIRE COUNTY —REACHING INTO SEVEN OUT OF TEN HOMES DAILIES YONKERS MT. VERNON — NEW ROCHELLE MAMARONECK - PORT CHESTER . WHITE PLAINS _ TARRYTOWN OSSINING PEEKSKILL Herald Statesman Daily Argus Standard Star Daily Times Daily Item Reporter Dispatch Daily News _ Citizen Register MT. KISCO CHAPPAQUA BRONXVILLE-EASTCHESTER Evening Star (Affilated) WEEKLIES North Westchester Times _ New Castle Tribune Review Press &' Reporter MOMT KISCO 6-4133 CHAPP*QM 1-0020 Commuters: Phone our Manhattan office at MU 5-8878. It's located at Room 5622, Grand Cential Terminal Building. New York 17, N. Y. From Grand Central Station'! lower level take the elevator near Track 1051 from the apex level ase tbe elevator near Track 23. Help Wanted. Male 12-27C DOCK BUILDER exp'd. in pile driving, pier and bulkhead construction. City Island 8-1224 12-27C MAN PART TIME ARMONK VICINITY Perfect opportunity for Man who has own car and Afternoons free, Monday thru Saturday, handling distribution of Newspapers to Newspaperboys, stands and individuals. Work is not difficult. For appointment call Mr. Browne RO 9-0109 12-27C SALESMAN For imported cars, contact Mr. Carrol, commission. PRY IMPORTED CARS. LTD. WH 6-6121 12-27C SALESMAN— nationally know building materials manufacturer for Stamford, Conn. area. Salary plus expenses. Bonus plan, insurance, retirement and stock plan. Car necessary. Write Box WCP 593, this newspaper. 12-27C SALESMEN — SALESWOMEN, high commission, prefab homes, garages; Westchester, Putnam. Orange, Rock land; will train DE 7-1636 12-27C SEVERAL men as service station at tendants for White Plains area. 35 year age limit H. S. graduate $78 weekly to start. Bonus, vacation and other fringe benefits. Apply in person ONLY SUN OIL COMPANY Secor Lane & Hillside Ave. Pelham Manor * 12-27C T.V. BENCHMAN—Exp'd , salary S120. 6 days. Central Westchester. Modern shop facilities. Write Box WCP 585, this newspaper. 12-27C TOOL AND DIE MAKER. PLASTIC MOLD, 2 YRS . EXPERIENCE CALL LYRIC 2-6250 Employment Agen., Female 13-TF GRIFFINS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Help furnished by day, week, month. 31 Maple Ave. MO Kisco 6-4902 Miscellaneous For Sale 16-M A. A. A. Furniture Bargains Floor Samples and Trade-Ins Phone us for what you need. MT. KISCO FURNITURE Next to A&P MOnut Kisco 6-S018 16-27C ALMOST NEW full length beaver coat size 14-16 Reasonable. Call WI 1-5630 16-27C AMPEX — STEREO. Demonstration models, like new, p c. off list CUSTOM DESIGN, 516 \\. Post Rd. Mam'k 16-M . ANTIQUES bought, sold and restored. Pennsylvania Dutch Jn stock. Paul Hil- brJeh, behind Emmadine Restaurant, Bedford Hills. MO 6-R276. 16-27C CASTRO CONVERTIBLE sectional, cus tom made, gra>, almost new, girjs bike, dinette set mahogany; PE 8-3204 Ib-.M COW AND HORSE MANURE Also Top Soil and Cord Wood Tel. MOunt Kisco 6-5995 16-27C Do it yourself! Electronic garage door operators, guaranteed 1 yr. $150, in stalled, 5185; convert your swinging doors to overhead Upe. PAT MEEHAN ARmonk 3-8443 Apartments Unfurnished 25-27C TARRYTOWN — spacious 4% new Gar den apt., 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 7 closets. Full Terrace, immediate. ME 1-1687. 25-27C WHITE PLAINS — 40 Barker Ave., 3% room apt., air conditioned, walking dis tance, business, shopping.' WH 6-0757. Apartments Furnished 26-M APT.—Furnished also rooms with kitchen privileges Furnished rooms, single' and doubles. MOunt Kisco 6 J 7772. 26-27C BUSINESS LADY desires other girl (23 to 30) to share apt. Mt. Vernon. MO 7-2905 after 6 p.m. or wk . ends. 26-27C MAMARONECK — 3Vj room Garden apt., complete from April 15—Sept. 15, near beaches & shopping. TE 4-1513. 26-27C N.E. YONKERS — lovely 3'* room apt. completely furnished, electric kitchen, bath, garage, business couple, §110. SP 9-7071 26-27C WHITE PLAINS — 4 rooms, ground floor, private entrance, utilities. Con vement location. Apr 1st. 5165 WH 8-8855 Business Places for Rent 30-27C A PROFESSIONAL APT. in outstanding apt. big. in Mamaroneck, 151 Fenimore Rd . OW 8-3123. 30-10 Offices and business space, §50 and up, at 297 King St., Chappaqua. Donn Mar vin. Chappaqua 1-1900 or Wilson 1-2617. '30-27C Please note change of Phone No. PLEASANTVILLE FIRST floor of build ing next to Post Office. 3600 sq. ft. Inquire WHite Plains 9-2620. 30-27C YONKERS — 260 Valentine Lane and So. Broadway, 4' 2 rooms, suitable for dentist, etc. supt. OXford 7-6740. Wanted To Rent 31-27C Family of 4 desires 3 bedroom house unfurnished, occupancy on or before July 15. Lower Westchester area; to 5160 mo NE 2-0313- Summer Places - Camps 32-27C CAPE COD—Harwich Port (heated> de lightful 5 bedroom 2 baths, dishwasher; also lovely 4 bedroom, 2 baths, fine beach OW S-6260 Houses For Sale 33-17C BREWSTER (Turk Hill Section). Hill top estate Will divide. 14 rooms, 5 baths. Colonial Over 100 years old. Re cently modernized & completely decor ated 4 bedroom cottage, oil heat. Large split-level barn containing lovely apt over garage & stable Priced in sec tions for immediate sale. Cash not im portant Brokers protected. THOMAS M. GRAHAM & CO., INC. 570 7th Ave. N.Y.C 33-M 16-M MULTICOLORED VERMONT SLATE FLAGSTONE—IRREGULAR SHAPES WILLIAM A. KING, INC. KA 4-0500 sS-M. NEW — USED — RENTALS Refrigerators — Ranges Dishwashers — Water Heaters Automatic Washers — Radios Television Sets MT. KISCO APPLIANCE CENTER BRICCETTI'S MOunt Kisco 6-6453 16-M NEW SPRING PRICES Silks S1.29 Woolens $2.98 Yardstyle MOunt Kisco 6-6186 16-27C PIANO — 6 ft. Grand Sohmer §600. May be seen by appointment DE 7-1976 16-27C RELAX-A-CISOR 5 MO'S. OLD EXCELLENT CONDITION 5175 WO 1-2958 16-27C TABLES: Decorator Custom Made Leather Top; Antique Bronze Inlajd opens to card size; 2 Tier mahogany Server. MIRRORS: (2) Hand carved Gold Frame; OCTAGON VENETIAN mirror NE 2-3698 16-M VIVA MEXICO — our fashion coor dinator has just arrived from Mexico with a fabulous purchase of clothes, accessories and pure silver jewelry. BIB & TUCKER, M t Kisco. 16-27 WINDOW SASHES 6-6 light-$3.50 each, wood mantle facing, sunbeam mixer & juicer, hand hair dryer. ME 1-5430 after 7 P.M. 16-M • WALLACE J. SCOTT JR. SCOTT-WILLYS Authorized Dealer for Gravely SMALL TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT Route 100 Wilson 1-4660 16-tf 10% DISCOUNT on an Toys, Wagons , Tricycles. Use our Lay-a-Way Plan. LEE'S, 51 So. Moger Ave., MOunt Kisco 6-5549. Pets - Livestock Supplies 18-27C ADOPT A PET Central Westchester Humane S. Sa w Mill River Rd . Elmsford — 18-27C ADORABLE poodle puppies. AKC. pap?r- tralned, males and females 5100 up. Franklin 1-2097 after 6 P.M. 18-27C POODLE pups, adorable black or brown standards, world championship blood line, A.K.C. §50-575. WH 6-7343 18-27C TOY POODLE—12 wks., champion bred, blacks, silvers, raised with children, 5125 up. MO. Kisco 6-9679 Wanted To Buy 19-27C A A A A Pianos & organs wanted. Cash. Mh Barnett, 62 Main Street, WHite Plains 8-4880; BE 7-1341 19-27C ALFRED COOPER buys furniture, an tiques, china, silver, jewelry, piano, rugs, painting. linens, bronzes. 25 Riverdale Ave. YO 5-4075 19-27C DON'T sacrifice antiques, works of art regardless condition. Estate pur chasers, appraisers since 1925. Mr. Alpert 1 No. Central Ave., Hartsdale WH 6-4189 Furnished Rooms 23-10 SMALL FURNISHED ROOM, Conveniently Located. Call MOunt Kisco 6-8814 Room and Board 23A-M REAL HOME—lady taking guests, excel: lent table. Beautiful, convenient. Elderly preferred. Kind consideration NE 2-2018 Apartments Unfurnished 25-27C MAMARONECK — 4% large.* sunny rooms, Garden apt. children welcome, convenient, $117. .TE 4-7578 ; 5666.. 25-27C - NO. YONKERS — 3 room apt. private house, near transits, business couple, $90 Includes utilities, YO 9-7380 eves. , 25-27C —————— PORT CHESTER — modern 3VJ, eleva tor, terrace, convenient to station, r sub lease 18 mo. $129. Immediate TE 5-0273. ——————— 25-27C I SCARSDALE — 4 LARGE ROOMS, CONVENIENT TRANSIT.' ADULTS PREFERRED/ SC 3-4370, CHAPPAQUA A T. HOULIHAN. INC 39 King St. Chappaqua 33-27C MT. VERNON — 2 family, large plot 4 large rooms 1st.. 2nd —6 rooms, ultra modern kitchen, bath, wall to wall car peting, electric kitchen, washer, dryer, Principals only. 523.000 MO 4-4946 33-27C New Rochelle — modern 2 family stucco, half duplex. 4-5, convenient schools, beach, $19,000; principals, NE 3-7246 33-27C NORWALK, CONN. 7 rooms split level, 1% yrs. Va acre, 2 baths, near schools. $25,800. Victor 7-8171 Wanted Real Estate 37-M List your property with us Clients waiting NICHOLAS FILARDI WH 6-4090 Business Opportunities 38-27C Gas Station for Lease FROM MAJOR OIL COMPANY modern 2 bay, parking available Tarr y town Rd . & Knollwood Ave. ELMSFORD Approx 54000 cash required Stock and equipment PHONE Miss Carillo 9am — 10 a.m. SC 5-3000 38-27C Insurance Agency wanted purchase en tire or active interest. C P C.U . expert, Write Box WCP 583, this newspaper, Mortgages - Loans Investments 39-27C BUSINESS LOANS Quick Action — Mortgages Bought County Industrial Corp. WH 6-2222 39-27C S20000-2nd. mortgages 6 per cent In terest. Will buy existing mortgages in any amount. Civic Investors. MOunt Vernon 8-6116 Business Service 41-27C A-l landscaping, gardening, maintenance masonry. Free Estimates. Clean, guar anteed jobs. Viniclo Curzio Contractor MO 7-5102 41-3 DITCH DIGGING PLOWING AND HARROWING BE 4-7140 41-27C A-l Vinicio Curzio, landscaping, garden ing, masonry, clean guaranteed jobs MO 7-5102 41-M JACK HARGROVE'S. MOVING and LIGHT TRUCKING. Cellars and Attics cleaned - Call MOunt Kisco 6-5812 _ 41-M LAWTON ADAMS — SOMERS. N. -Y. Sar.d, Gravel, Fill, Top Soil Excavation—Grading KAtonah 4-0175 41-27C HALL'S MOVING CO. (Estab. 1920) Interstate and local moving, storage. Heavy hauling and rigging. Reasonable. 66 Main St. YOnkers 3-8088 or 3-4002 A- 24th anniversary Mass will be offered tomorrow at eight o'clock in St. Francis N of Assisi Church for the late Margaret Thorton. The Family Seder of Temple Beth-El of Northern Westchester will be held at Cottage School in Pleasantville on Saturday April 5 according to Rabbi Solomon Kaplan. This annual supper will unite all the families of the con gregation and reservations will be necessary. Mrs. William Fitzgibbon of Long Island, was in town over the week end visiting friends in Bedford Hills and Mount Kisco. Mrs. Fitz gibbon with her late husband lived on the Peter Oliver estate for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schumach er and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boorman of Kisco Park are enjoying a two week vacation in Florida. They are visiting friends in St. Peters burg and relatives in Lakeland. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING Application having been made to the Planning Board of the Town of x New Castle for approval of a plat entitled \Section No 2, Map of Valley Ridge Estates in the Town of New Castle. Westchester County, New York\ dated January 2. 1958, showing extension of Garey Drive in a southerly direction, the property being owned by Roaring Brook Land Corp Notice is hereby given that pursuant to la w a public hearing will be held on said application at the Town Hall, Chap- raqua. New York, on the 1st day of April 1958 at 8:15 P M. Persons interested will be heard for and against said application at said time and place. Persons unable to at tend, but wishing to object must do so by written statement sworn ,to and filed with the Board prior to the time of said hearing. PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF NEW CASTLE Kathryn P. Kennedy, Secretary C 3-20, 27 T-2 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of New Castle for permission to erect an addition, for garage purposes, to existing building located on the south easterly corner of Quaker Street and Spring Lane, known on the tax ma p of the Town of New Castle as Section 21 Sheet 3. Lot A16A. The application was denied by the Building Inspector on the grounds of insufficient side yard set bark, in an Rl (A l acre} District A public hearing will be held on said application on Wednesday. April 2. 1958 at 8-15 PM. in the Town Hall, Chap paqua. New York Persons interested will he heard for and against said application at said time and place. Objections by persons unable 1o attend must be by written statement sworn to and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the time of said public hearing. THOMAS K. BAKER. Jr. C 3-27. T-l NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undesigned has made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of New Castle for permission to erect a building on property at the end of Dunster Road, known on the tax map of the Town of New Castle as Section 11. Sheet 1A. Block D. Lot 14. The application was denied by the Building Inspector on the grounds of insufficient front and side vard requirements for set backs In an R2 District. A public hearing will be held on said application on Wednesday. April 2. 1958 at 8 1 15 P M. in the Town Hall, Chap paqua. New York. Persons interested will be heard for and against said application at said time and place. Objections b y persons unable to attend must be by written statement sworn to and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the time of said public hearing. EDWARD A. SWAN C 3-27, T-l Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gildesgame of Millwood Road, will leave -Fri day for Israel where they plan to participate in the tenth anniver sary of the nation's founding. Mr, Guildesgame is president of the Congregation of Temple Beth-El of Northern Westchester. Mrs. John Reidy, president of the Women's Auxiliary of the An cient Order of Hibernians, Divi sion 16, will appoint a committee to arrange the partial scholarship which will be awarded a June grad uate of St. Francis Elementary School, at the April 1 meeting in the Knights of Columbus Hall. The meeting has been moved up two days earlier in order not to conflict with Holy Week devotions. Otty Norwood of Woody Hill Apartments, leaves today for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the American Association of School Ad ministrators convention. James B. Conant will be the principal speak er of the conclave which continues through Tuesday. Miss Susan J. Byrne a student at Centenary College for Women, Hackettstown, New Jersey, will be gin her spring vacation Friday, March 28 at noon and return to the campus Tuesday, April 8. She is the daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Ed ward A. Byrne who reside at Law rence Farms East, Mount Kisco. Miss Deborah Wickes, a junior at Mount Holyoke College, has been elected president of the Mount Holyoke Student Govern ment Association for 1958-59 by the student body. She will take this office having acted as vice- president of the association this year. Miss Wickes is a graduate of Horace Greeley High School, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wirt Wickes, Lawrence Farms, East. %fhi Westchester Times, Mfl Kisco f ,N. Y„ March-27,.1958 NeV •tksfle^Tribtine, Chappaqua, Y., March 2^ 1958 19 Bedford Hills News Notes (Continued from Page %)' enroute home ~by automobile. They are making stops on the way and are expected here about April 1. Mrs. Joseph Garigliano of Roose velt Drive, Bedford Hills, enter tained at a belated birthday-party on Monday afternoon for her daughter, Judy, who was eight years old on March 21. Girls from her second grade class at Bedford Elementary School attended. Ju dy's brother, Billy, who was six years old on March 21, will cele brate his birthday with a party to morrow afternoon. Both ^parties were scheduled for last week but because of the snowstorm, had to be postponed. A daughter, to be named Ka- rina, was born on Thursday, March 20 r at' the Northern West chester Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Bjorn Kjellstrom of Franklin Drive, Bedford , Hills. They are also the parents of a young son. Mrs. Kjellstrom's mother arrived in Bedford Hills last week from her home in Switzerland for an ex tended stay. Mrs. Kenneth J. Hunn of Black stone Terrace, N. J. arrived in Bedford Hills on Monday to attend the funeral of her brother, Edward H. Mays' Sr. which, was held at Oekler and Cox Funeral Home in Mount Kisco on Tuesday., Mrs. Hunn is a guest of her niece, Mrs. Peter Matzek of Woodland Road, Bedford Hills. ' Coach Clyde Eidens, of Church Street, Bedford Hills who is health chairman of Bedford School'Dis trict. No. 2, spent Wednesday of last week -at New Haven, Conn, where he attended an all day meeting presided over by Dr. Eliz abeth Avery Wilson of Yale Uni versity, Health Consultant for Dis trict No. .2., Mrs. George E. Marshall Jr. and sons, Douglas and Christopher, of Robinson Avenue, Bedford Hills, returned recently from a three- week stay at West Palm Beach, Fla. where they visited Mrs. Mar shall's mother, Mrs. Marshall Faillace who maintains a home there. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finch of Green Lane, Bedford Hills, are the parents of a daughter, Sharon Ann, their first child, born on March 15 at Northern Westchester Hospital. Mrs. Finch is the former Miss Rita Ascenzi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Ascenzi of Robinson Avenue, Bedford Hills. Thomas Fairchild, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Lee M. Fairchild of Barker Avenue, Mount Kisco has been named to the first se mester's Dean's List at the Uni versity of New Hampshire. He re ceived honors for scholastic excel lence. James H. Wallace, son of James Wallace of Mt. Kisco, has been elected secretary of the Williams College Lecture Committee for the coming year. A 1955 graduate of Middlesex School, he is a mem ber of the Psi Upsilon fraternity. NOTICE OF JUDICIAL. COUNTY, TOWN AND HIGHWAY TAXES TAKE NOTICE that I have received the Tax Warrant for the several dis tricts in the Town of New Castle and will proceed to collect taxes thereunder at my office in Chappaqua. New York, between the hours of 9.00 A M. and 4:00 PM. on each day of the week except Saturdav when the office will be opened from 9-00 A.M. t o 12:00 Noon. Penalties must be added on the total amount according to the following schedule when paid- During April—None During May—2 Pe r Cent During June and July—5 Per Cent During August and September—7 Pe r Cent During October. November and De cember—10 Per Cent Thereafter—12 Per Cent to date of Tax Lien Sale. DANIEL V. FYLNN Receiver ot Taxes of the Town of New Castle Dated: Marc h 24, 1958 C 3-27, T-l 41-M NEED PRINTING? Send sample to the Suburban Press, 100. Main St., ArmonJc. Wm. M. Hoffman, menroer Hammermill Guild of Printers. Phone *AB 3-3444. , 41-27C ONLY OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY makes the \Overhead Door\ Sale-Serv ice. Call MOunt Vernon 4-9120. OPEN SAT. 9 TILL NOON FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 41-27C FARM fresh Capons, Turkeys, & Broilers Cornish Hens, & Fresh Eggs. WI-TZEL'S LAkeland 9-4255 41-10 SWAMPLAND reclaimed, land clearing, landscaping, road and driveway •con struction. Gravel SOuth Salem 3-3442. 41-M STORAGE, remodeling expert work. Rea sonable prices. Chappaqua Tailor & Fur rier. 53 King St CHappaqua 1-0414. LEGAL, NOTICE By virtue of .default of a conditional sale contract held by the General Mo-' tors Acceptance Corporation, assigned and executed by Edward Navarro , Ven dee. I will sell on the 8th day of April, 1958 at 11:00 a.m. a t Vince Byrne. Chevrolet, U5 E. Main St., Mt. Kisco, New York, one 1957. .Chevrolet 2102-8 2 door, Serial No. VB57T171694. Thi<j car Is open for inspection. Th e seller, reserves the right to bid. Michael W. Lewis * Auctioneer \ K-3-27 Notice To Job Applicants -Firms engaged in interstate commerce •or in the production of goodB for commerce, must pay at .least 51.00, an hour and 'time and one-naif tor ^work oyer 40\hours in any one week.' K If you have' any -questions, .contact U. S. Department of Labor, 341. Ninth:- !Ave., New York 1, N.'Y. Tel. LAac-. awanna, 4-9400. . NOTICE OF JUDICIAL, COUNTY. TOWN AND HIGHWAY TAXES TAKE NOTICE that I hav e received the Tax Warran t for the several dis tricts in the Town of New Castle and will proceed to collect taxes thereunder at my office in Chappaqua. New York, between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P M. on each day of the wee k except Saturday when the'office will be opened from 9.00 A.M. t o 12:00 Noon. Penalties must be added on the total amount according to the following schedule when paid: During April—None During May—2 Per Cent During June and July—5 Per Cent During August and September—7 Per Cent During October. November and De cember—10 Per Cent Thereafter—12 Per Cent to date of Tax Lien Sale. DANIEL V. FYLNN Receiver of Taxe s of the Town of New Castle Dated: March 24, 1958 K 3-27, T-l NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of New Castle for permission to erect flagpole, and antennae for com munication purposes on property locat ed on the north side of North Place, known on the tax ma p of the Town of New Castle as Section 22, Sheet 9, Lot A3. A public hearing will be held on .said application on Wednesday, April 2, 1958 at 8:15 P.M. in the Town Hall, Chappaqua, New York. Persons Interested will be heard for and against said application a t said time and place. Objections b y persons unable to attend must be by written statement sworn to. and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the Ume of said public hearing. F. L. WURZBURG, JR. TUF-TOP PAVEMENTS. INC. C 3-27 T-l NOTICE OF HEARING • NOTICE I S HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of New Castle for permission to erect an addlUonal structure on property loca ted on the easterly side of Quaker Street, known on the «tax ma p of the Town of New CasUe as Section 21, Sheet 1, Lot 151. Application is being made for Increased nonconformity of ah exist ing nonconforming use in an R-l (1A) District A public hearing will be held on said applIcaUon on Wednesday, April 2,- 1958 at 8:15 P.M. In the Town Hall. Chappa qua, New York. Persons Interested, will be heard for and ( against said application at said time and place. Objections by' persons unable to attend must be' by. written statement sworn to and filed with the Secretary of the Board at or before the time of said public hearing. THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY C3-27 T-l 275,058 Given Red Cross Fund At the fund drive report meet ing held yesterday in conjunction with the monthly meeting of the board of directors of the West chester \Chapter; American Red Cross, the 34 branches -and -3 auxil iaries which make up the chapter reported total returns of.$275,058. or 61 per cent of the chapter's $447,700 quota. The North Castle Red Cross Branch was the first branch to reach its goal. Edwin C. Lind- strom of Armonk, fund chairman of the North Castle Branch, re ported a total of $5,141 contributed to date, surpassing the quota of $4,400. \All branches will continue their Red Cross campaigns for mem bers and funds until the Westches ter chapter quota has been raised,\ James F. McCarthy of White Plains, chapter fund chair man, stated. Man, Wife Hurt As Cars Collide In Snow A Stanwood, Mount Kisco, man and his wife were hurt slightly Friday afternoon when involved in an auto crash during a snow storm that was also responsible for sev eral other traffic mishaps in this region. Fred and Elizabeth Carlson suf fered leg injuries when a car in which they were passengers col lided with another vehicle on Pines Bridge Rd. Bedford Police reported the cars were operated by Sidney Baumann of Yorktown and Everett Given of Lakeside Rd., Stanwood. Mr. and > Mrs. Carlson were riding in Mr Given's car, police reported..Neither driver was hurt. WASHINGTON'S SHOP In Alexandria, Va., still stands the apothecary shop where George Washington had his medical pres criptions filled. EDWIN C. LINDSTROM, right of Armonk, fund chairman of North Castle Branch, American Red Cross, and Maurice L- Schwartz, center, of Armonk, North Castle Branch chairman, report North Castle returns to James F. McCarthy, of White 1 Plains, Westchester- Chapter fund chairman, at a meeting of the board of directors yesterday at chapter headquarters in White Plajns. North Castle is the first branch to reach its goal, having raised $5,141. Its quota was $4,400—Staff Photo by John -Sarno Adoption Service Meeting Draws Large Area Group The Northern Westchester Com mittee of Adoption Service of West chester Inc.* was well represented at the March 17 meeting at 17 Longview Ave... White Plains. Women present included co- chairmen Mrs. Robert Diserens and Mrs. Howard Bailey; Mrs. Johnston Northrop, Mrs. Frank Weil, Mrs. Edward Ashman, Mrs. C. Bedford Johnson, Mrs. James Link, Mrs. George Barclay, Mrs. Donald Braillard, all of Mount Kisco. Also Mrs. James Robbins, Mrs. Frederick Austin, Mrs. Charles Renshaw, Mrs: Francis N. Bishop, Mrs. Daniel Brown, Mrs. John Renwick and Mrs. Broaddus John son, all of Bedford. Also Mrs. Marion Wyeth of Ka- tonah and Mrs. Edward Marsch- ner, Mrs. Peter R. Kent and Mrs. James C. Flynn all of Pound Ridge. From the Chappaqua area were Board to Dine John Downing The Board of Supervisors will honor its. chairman, Supervisor John Downing (R-Yorktown) at its annual dinner May 1 at Briar Hall Golf and Country Gub, Briarcliff Manor, it was announced today. Supervisor Owen M. Quinn (R- Mount Pleasant), majority leader, is dinner committee chairman. Mrs. Joseph Searing, chairman and Mrs. Barclay Shaw, Mrs. Den nis Curtiss, Mrs. Robert Detweiler, Mrs. W. J. Flint and Mrs. James Pfriggs. Pleasantville was represented by co-chairmen Mrs. F. A. Wagner and Mrs. F« Phelps Gross Jr. Mrs. John Whittet, chairman of the Armonk-Nortb Castle area was accompanied by Mrs. Louis Loeb and Mrs. William Geretz. Grand Union Opens Market in Florida Grand Union has opened Its 12th supermarket in Florida, it was an nounced today by Lansing P. Shield, President of the rapidly ex panding Eastern food chain. The 28,000 square foot market in Riviera Beach at the intersection of U. S. Highway 1 and 30th street which opened Wednesday (March 19) has customer customer park ing for 300 cars. It is the third new Grand Union to be opened this yeap and brings to 382 the number of stores operated by the company along the eastern seaboard from Canada to Florida. All told, Grand Union plans to open a total of forty new markets during 1958. MEN OUTNUMBERED Incidental information: in Saba, Netherlands West Indies, men are outnumbered about two to one by the women, who are predominant ly blue-eyed blondes. M[AIN SECTION of-j Katonah • stbrnl''during-which. Mother-Na- -first'-'dayvof? Sinhg \^iFH6t6ihix\:; presented \4his - slushy,\ slippery ture\ lashed;,, out with- tons . of n « V,V^A« : '-V v condition in the'-Friday afternoon : Yuletide deporation, to mark the' Ut a ' pennon.-, .. ,« • vv
