LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Patchogue Class of '44 Holds...

Patchogue Class of '44 Holds Reunion

The Patchogue High School class of 1944 recently held a twentieth reunion party at Tojen's Rest-aurant. A total of 41 members turned out for the occasion. The reunion committee crnslstetl of EdwinBailey, Arthur Fucillo, Richard Mayer, Shirley (Shaber) Deedy and Phyllis (Go'don) Trypuc. Theevening opened with a minute of silence for the deceased members of the class: Robert Biggs, EltonHaUiwell and Edna Hawkins. A miniature loving cup was awarded to Kim Swezey as ihe class memberwith the largest family-(six)-and a plaque was awarded to Doris Deemer Langlois for having traveledthe furthest dlstance-(Alexandria Bay ) A buffet supper was served later in the evening and as a finals,George Reich , a member of the class, was able to drop in for a short visit after coming from NewYork City where he is currently the choreographer for the Folies Bergere, now here from Paris.Those shown are, bottom row, left to right: Arthur Fuccillo, Phyllis Gordon Trypuc, Shirley ShaberDeedy, Richard Mayer Next row: Nona Zickerman Telchman, Selma Rapps Jacobs , Doris DeemerLanglois, Janice Dew Delavergne, Elizabeth Barber Bushell , Ruth Oriez Hutton, Betty Ponteri Julian,Doris Waring Smith, Gloria Hendrickson Guadalupe; Next row: Frances Edlemen Rado, Zonia Dobrian,Theresa Berry Gilman, Virginia Chumas Pelham, Louis Kerr Wilson, Effle Lister Welsh, CharlesPilger, Elvira Romeo Schroeder, Edith Underwood Sczerbo, Al yce Brail Gray, Berney Mule*;Next row: Kim Swezey , Claire Harvey Meyer, James Connors, Robert Rosenblatt, Edwin Bailey,Mary Sandilanas Overton, Norma Glover Henzie, Beatrice Sosonsky Rose, William McCann, RobertCristman; Next row: Stanley Cox, Lorraine Felice Connors, Clifford Scarlett, Ludwig, Brail , GeorgeStokem, William Sawyers, Michael Velys.

Old Advance Article TellsOf Bellport 's 7893 Hooker

By Thomas R. BaylesThe following account of the

dedication of the Bellport Hookand Ladder Company is takenfrom The Patchogue Advance forNovember 24, 1893.

"The boys of the PatchogueHook and Ladder Co., about 25strong, with their truck, were metat Dunton by the handsome com-pany of the Bellport Hook andLadder boys with their new truck,and headed by the band and es-corted by a torch light brigademarched on to Bellport. Aftera short stop at the truck house,the procession moved down Bell-port Ave. and back again to thetruck house, after which the fire-men repaired to Woodruff's Hallwhere seats had been reserved forthem.

"The hall was packedwithover300 pecple and the musical pro-gramme was executed with all theskill and grace characteristic ofBellport's talented musicians.

"Chief Edwin Bailey of Pat-chogue , in presenting the newtruck to the firemen on behalfof the people of Bellport, compli-mented both the people of Bell-port and the firemen, by sayingthat the former were worthy ofpraise for making possible theformation of the company and thefiremen were worthy of equalpraise for rallying so heartilyto the work before them.

"Foreman Everett M. Price,or. receiving the truck on behalfof the company, thanked the peoplefor the confidence reposed In thevolunteer firemen, and hoped theorganization of the fire companywas the beginning of greaterthings for the village.

"Rev. Frisbie made a speechand presented a fine silver trum-pet to the fire company on behalfof the manufacturers of the hand-some modern equipped truck.

"After cheering the closingwords of Mr. Drinker the audi-ence repaired to the new truckhouse where the ladies of the vil-lage served a delicious and boun-tiful lunch was served to everyone.

.This expression of hospitality

went right to the hearts andstomachs of the Patchogue boys.Their only regret was that it wasnot in good form to eat the wait-ers, as they certainly did lookgood enough and sweet enough tosatisfy any epicurean taste.

"While the people of Bellportare congratulating themselves onthe possession of a welj equippedand well manned Hook and LadderCo., the time may come when theywill see the heroic efforts of theyoung men save their village fromtotal destruction. The editor ofthe Advance counts himselfhonored in being permitted tomake the acquaintance of suchgentlemanly brother firemen.

"The officers of the new Arecompany are Everett M. Price,foreman; Barney King, asst. fore-man; Charles H. Hawkins, secre-tary, and John H. Weidner, trea-surer." _________

SWEARING IN new officers of the Central Brookhaven Republican Club is District Court Judge MortonWeissman at left. New officers of the club were installed at a meeting of the club held recently at theCoram Community hall. New officers shown left to right , are: Mrs. Amanda Bnjwer, correspondingsecretary; Mrs. Albert Nellson. recording secretary; Joseph Riccardi , president , and Roy Lagomar-sine , vlce^resldent. Also Installed but not shown was Herbert Sonderlcker , treasurer.

Pot chogueAmbulance Co.Contest Winners

Cindy Kleinman, who just com-pleted fifth graft in the BartonAve. School, and Miriam Gelfer,a 7th grade pupil in St. Fran-cis de Sales Parochial School,are the winners in the recentessay contest sponsored by diePatchogue Fire Department Am-bulance Company.

In announcing the contest re-sults, die company said Cindy andMiriam will each receive twoWorld's Fair tickets, two LIRRtickets to the World's Fair and$5 spending money. The contesttopic was, 'What the PatchogueAmbulance Means to My Com-munity.''

Cindy Klelnm-n's essay fol-lows:

"The Patchogue Ambulancemakes us f e e l saf e and secure.It makes us feel that part ofour worry vanishes because incase we get sick, the Ambu-lance takes us to the hospitalquickly.

"Without the Patchogue Am-bulance we'd have difficulty Intransportation and people maydie. The Ambulance crew savesmany lives since many times itis a matter of life and death.

"Men who volunteer to be am-bulance frivers are appreciatedby the people of the community.If every town or community hadan ambulance life Patchogue has.we would all be very secure.'

Miriam Gelfer*s essay follows:"Speeding through traffic,

darting down side streets, help-ing someone in distress---t _isIs what the volunteers who drivedie Ambulance do.

"Whetherjfit is a Are or anaccident you can be sure thePatchogue Ambulance will getmere and in a hurry.

"People should think highly ofthese men. Our family does, be-cause last year they helped savethe life of my brother.

"For this and for saving thelives of others in my commun-ity, I think Patchogue should setaside a day to honor these menwho so unselfishly devote them-selves to the community in timeof distress."

EmployeesCompleteAid Course

Having completed an eight week"First Aid Course" through theauspices of the American RedCross, the following employeesof the State University of NewYork at Stony Brook, receivedtheir Certificate of Completionfrom Maurice Kosstrin, busi-ness officer. The course wasconducted by Mr. Rexford Heins.

Receiving certificates were:Rose Battifarano, Centereach;Vita Boerste, Miller Place;Jdmes H. Brown, Rocky Point;Joseph J. Cannarili, Centereach;Roy F. Carlson, Central Islip;Gaet-no Dericco, Central Islip;Milton Morrow, North Babylon;Harold Mc Dowell, Blue Point;Phillip McErlean Sr., StonyBrook; Richard McErlean, StonyBrook; Joseph Pefler, RockyPoint; Sarah Quash, MiddleIsland; Frank Stevens, Haup-pauge; Hortense Washington, Sel-don,

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT(Continued fro m Page 10)

Suffolk County, New York, and theBoard of Supervisors has causedto be prepared and filed in theSuffolk County Clerk's Office atRiverhead, New York, on the29th day of June, 1964, underFile No. 117061, maps indicatingthe several parcels of propertyto be acquired for said purpose.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Board of Supervisorsof Suffolk County, New York, willhold a hearing in respect to saidmaps before the said Board ofSupervisors in the Suffolk CountyCenter at Riverhead, SuffolkCounty, New York, on the 10thday of August, 1964, at 12:00o clock, Noon, prevailing time,to afford a reasonable oppor-tunity to all interested persons tomake objections thereto orsuggest changes therein.

BOARDOF SUPERVISORSOF SUFFOLK COUNTY

By: EVANS K. GRIFFINGPRESIDING OFFICER

Dated at Riverhead, New YorkJune 30, 1964.

(LI ADVANCE #2173-7/9,16)' ¦ NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Town Board of the Townof Islip will open sealed bids atthe Town Hall, Islip, New York,on Tuesday, July 14, 1964 at2;30P.M, for the purpose of consider-ing the purchase of entrance signsfor MacArthur Airport Terminalto be erected at Veterans Memor-ial Highway and MacArthur Me-morial Highway.

Plans and specifications maybe obtained at the office of theAirport Manager, MacArthurAirport, Town of Islip, New York.

All bids must be sealed andplainly marked: "BID FOR EN-TRANCE SIGNS - MAC ARTHURAIRPORT."

The Town Board reserves theright to reject any or all bids.

TOWN BOARD,TOWN OF ISLIP

BY: GEORGE W. RAVENTown Clerk

Dated at Islip, N.Y.June 23, 1964.(Ll ADVANCE #2171-7/9)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGBOARD OF ZONING APBEALS

TOWN OF BROOKHAVENPursuant to the provisions of

Article XV, Section 1503 of theBuilding Zone Ordinance of theTown of Brookhaven, notice lshereby given that the Board ofZoning Appeals will hold a publichearing at the Board Room, TownHall, Patchogue, N.Y. on Thurs-day, July 16, 1964 at 8:00 p.m.ID consider the following:

20. Amparo Orta Fields, 1778Madison Ave., New York 35, N.Y.Location: Southeast corner ofGranny Road and Mill Road, WestYaphank, N.Y. Applicant requestsa front yard setback variancefrom Mill Road .

21. Richard F. Bosch, 47 Syc-amore St., Patchogue, N.Y. Lo-cation: East side of Avery Ave.,346 ft. south of Vernon St., Patch-ogue, N.Y. Applicant requests aminimum and total side yard var-iance.

22. Eugene and FriedaLischer,591 So. Country Road, E. Patch-ogue, N.Y. Location: West sideof Hedges Road, 140 ft. north ofSouth Country Road, East Patch-ogue, N.Y. Applicants request alot area and lot frontage variance.

23. Mario and Eleanor Genna,RR 2, Box 127, Medford Sta.,N.Y. Location: East side of OakSt., 410 ft. north of South HavenAve., Medford, N.Y. Applicants

bequest a minimum side yardvariance.

24. Jack Rogers, 24 RooseveltBoulevard, E. Patchogue, N.Y.Location: North side of SunriseHighway, service road, approx.184x30 ft. east from the east side

Hewlett Ave., Patchogue, N.Y.App' leant requests special per-mit for erection of one storystructure with basement to beused as athletic club with park-ing facilities for sixty cars.

27. Cai-mine Chiuchlolo. 105Maple Ave., Patchogue, N.Y. Lo-cation: West side of 10ft. R.O.W.,180 ft north of Coast GuardR.O.W., approx 1/2 mile westofDavis Park, Great South Beach,N.Y. Applicant requests permis-sion for erection of dwelling in-volving T.L. 280a.

28. Jeredave Real ty Corp., 26Court St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Loca-tion: North side of Shore Walk,approx 252 ft. west of Tuna Walk(plot 4), Fire Island Pines, GreatSouth Beach, N.Y. Applicantseeks division of parcel Into 2plots, "A" and "B5 * requiring afrontage variance on both plots .

29 Steven Homes, 384 Wood-side Ave , Patchogue, N.Y. Lo-cation: North side of WoodsideAve., 100 ft. east from No. PineSt., No Patchogue, N.Y. Appli-cant seeks division of parcel intotwo plots requiring a lot frontage,minimum and total side yard var-iances on both plots.

30. Richard D. Zeidler, 55Arthur Ave., Patchogue, NewTtek. Location: East side ofArthur Avenue, approx. 1039.70ft. east of Washington Avenue,Patchogue, N.Y. Applicant re-,quests permission to erect a 6ft. cedar-stockade fence that re-quires a height variance alongHallock Avenue.

Cases will be heard in the or-der in which they are advertisedafter completion of other busi-ness

Matters undisposed of at thecloblng of the hearing wil l beheld over until the next regular•meeting of the Board.

THOMAS A. ROMEOChairman

SALVATORE B. SHORTINO

Secretary(LI ADVANCE #2170-7/9 )

STATE OF NEW YORKSupreme Court

Suffolk Countyx

Eastern Federal Savingsand Loan Association ofSayville, formerly Say-ville, Federal Savings andLoan Association,

Plaintiff,- again st-

Robert Pearson and AnitaPearson, his wife.

Defendants.

NOTICE OF SALE.Index #111192

Pursuant to the judgment ofForeclosure and Sale made andsntered in the above entitled ac-tion, dated the 26th day of June,1964, I, the undersigned Refereetherein named, will sell at publicauction in front of the BrookhavenTown Hall in the Village of Patch-ogue, Town of Brook haven. Coun-ty of Suffolk and State of NewYork, on the 7th day of August,1964, at 11:30 o'clock in theforenoon, Eastern Daylight Sav-ing Time, the premises describedin said judgment to wic

ALL that certain plot, pieceor parcel of land, together withthe buildings and Improve-ments thereon erected, situate,lying and being at Medford,Town of Brookhaven, Countyof Suffolk and State of NewYork, known and designatedas part of Lot 54, on a certainmap entitled, "Map Number1, Property of O.L. Schwen-cke" and filed ln the offlcaof the Clerk of the County oiSuffolk on January 12, 1897,as Map Number 488, and beingmore particularly bounded anddescribed as follows:

BEGINNING at a concretemonument set in the west sideof Maple Avenue, distant1225.26 feet southerly fromthe corner formed by the in-tersection of the westerly sideof Mj.ple Avenue, with thesoutherly side of SouthavenAvenue, and from said point ofbeginning running thencesoutherly along the westerlyside of Maple Avenue on acourse South 6° 35' 00" West adistance of 101.52 feet to aconcrete monument; runningthence westerly on a courseNorth 84' 34' 10" West a dis-tance of 275 feet to a concretemonument; running thencenorth on a course North 6*35*00" East a distance of 101.52feet; running thence easterlyon a course South 84° 34' 10"East a distance of 275 feetto the westerly side of MapleAvenue at the point or placeof beginning.

TOGETHER with all theright, title and interest of themortgagors in and to that partof Maple Avenue which abutsupon the above describedpremises to the center linethereof.

SUBJECT, to covenants, re-strictions, easements, reser-vations and agreements of rec-ord, lf any.

ALSO, SUBJECT, however,to any and all zoning ordinancesor amendments thereto, here-tofore adopted by any Town,County or Municipality havingjurisdiction thereover.

BEING and intended to bethe same premises conveyedto Robert Pearson and AnitaPearson, his wife, by JosephKubin and Josephine Kubin, hiswife, by deed dated March16th, 1957 and filed on March18th, 1957 In the office of theRegistrar of Suffolk County asDocument No. /072B. (LandTide Registration CertificateNo. 36410 Issued thereon).

Dated; July 8th, 1964.JACOB HARDING

TUCK AND VAN BRUNTAttorneys for PlaintiffOffice and Post Office Address150 Main StreetSayville, New York(LI ADVANCE #2174-7/9 to 7/30)

SUPREME COURT: SUFFOLKCOUNTY: RICHMOND HILLSAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff, a-gainst RE PURCHASE ASSO-CIATES OF SUFFOLK INC., etal„ Defendants.

Pursuant to a Judgment ofForeclosure and Sale dated June11th, 1964 and duly entered ln:he above entitled action, I theundersigned. Referee in saidJudgment named, will sell ln oneparcel at public auction on thefront steps of the BrookhavenTown Hall, South Ocean Avenue,Patchogue, Suffolk County, NewYork, on the 10th day of August,1964 at 11 o'clock ln the fore-noon, the premises described lnsaid Judgment situated In theTown of Brookhaven, SuffolkCounty, New York, on the west-erly side of MacDonald Avenue320.00 feet south of BrookhavenAvenue, being a- regular plot80.00 feet front and rear by100.00 feet In depth on bothsides, and known aa 636 MacDonald Avenue, North Bellport,New York, said premises beingmore particularly described insaid Judgment.

TOGETHER with all the right,title and Interest of the mort-gagors, if any, in and to the landlying in the streets and roads infront of and adjoining said prem-ises to the centre line thereof.

TOGETHER with all fixturesand articles of personal propertyattached to or used in connec-tion with said premises.

SAID PREMISES are subjectto any state of facts an accuratesurvey may show, and to cove-

nants, restrictions and ease-ments, if any, of record affect-ing said premises, and to zoningregulations and ordinances of thecity, town or village ln whichsaid premises lie.

SANFORD L, DAVBDOWReferee

Dated: June 23rd, 1964.WINNE & McDOUGALAttorneys for Plaintiff92-20 Union Hall StreetJamaica, New York 11433(LI ADVANCE #2172-7/9 to 7/30)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

license number 7A1832 has beenIssued to the undersigned to sellbeer at retail under the AlcoholicBeverage Control Law in a storeon die east side of New JerseyAvenue, Bellport, Suffolk County,N. Y. for off-premises consump-tion.

PHILIP REZO,Eastslde New Jersey Avenue,

Bellport, L. I„ New York(LI ADVANCE #2195-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice ls hereby given that

Summer Beer License number7 SB 356 has been issued tothe undersigned to sell beer atretail, under the Alcoholic Bev-erage Control Law, at Camp-ing Stand No. 11, Hither HillsState Park, Montauk, SuffolkCounty, Long Island, N.Y„ foron-premlses consumption.Island Refreshment CorporationBethpage State ParkFarmingdale, L J., N.Y.

(Ll ADVANCE #2189-7/9.16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given mat

Summer Beer License nunjta |7 SB 154 has been issued topKundersigned to sell beer at re-tail, under the Alcoholic Bev-erage Control Law, at Main StandNo. 3, Belmont State Parte, Baby-lon, Suffolk County, Long Island,N, Y„ for on-premises consump-tion.Islrad Refreshment Corporation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, L. I„ N. Y.

(LI ADVANCE #2183-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Beer License number7 SB 634 has been Issued tothe undersigned to sell beer atretail, under the Alcoholic Be-verage Control Law, at WestOverlook Stand No. 18. SunkenMeadow State Park, Kings Park,-Suffolk County, Long Island, N.Y.for on-premises consumption.Island Refreshment Corporation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, LJL, N.Y.

(ll ADV #2181-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Beer License num-ber 7 SB 674 has been issuedto die undersigned to sell beerat retail, under the AlcoholicBeverage Control Law, at Pic-nic Area Stand No. 21, Hecks-cher State Park , East Islip, Suf^folk County, Long Island, N.Y„for on-premlses consumption.Island Refreshment Corporation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, LJ„ N.Y,

Ll ADV #2182-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Hill's Super Market license num-ber 7A-1299 has been issued tothe untfsrsigned to sell beer atretail under the Alcoholic Bev-erage Control Law at 42 WestMain Street, Patchogue, NewYork, County of Suffolk, for offpremises consumption.

Hll - 2 Corp.55 Motor AvenueFarmingdale, N.Y.

(LI ADVANCE #217 6-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Beer License number7 SB 396 has been issued to theundersigned to sell beer at re-tail, under the Alcoholic Bev-erage Control Law, at ParkingArea Stand No. 12, Montauk PointState Park, Montauk, SuffolkCounty, Long Island, N. Y„ foron-premlses consumption.

Island Refreshment Corpor-ation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, L. L, N. Y,

(LI ADVANCE #2184-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Beer License Number7 SB 673 has been issued to dieundersigned to sell beer at re-tall, under rhe Alcoholic Bever-age Control Law, at Smith's PointCounty Park, Smith's Point, FireIsland, Suffolk County, Long Is-land, N.Y„ for on-premises con-sumption.Island Refreshment Corporation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, I „f«, N.Y.

(LI ADV #2180-7/9,16)

NrmriF. TO BIDDERSThe Board of Education of Cen-

tral School District #5, Towns ofBrookhaven, Smithtown, Islip,Suffolk County, N. Y., ln ac-cordance with Section 103 of Arti-cle 5A of the General MunicipalLaw, here'jy invites the submis-sion of sealed bids on thefollow-ing:

1. Gatelot Avenue School Al-terations2. Science Supplies-Elemen-tary3. Science Supplies - Secon-dary4. Venetian Blinds5. Lumber and Hardware sup-plies

Bids will be received until 2:00PJvl. prevailing time on July 24,1964 at the Sachem District Of-fice, Portion Road, Holtsville,

N.Y„ at which time bids will bepublicly opened.

Specifications and proposalforms may be obtained at theDistrict Office. For furtherinformation phone SElden 2-2551.

The successful bidder on theGatelot Avenue School Al-terations and the Venetian Blindsmust pay workmen the ratesestallshed by the N.Y.S. Indus-trial Commission ln accordancewith Section 220 of the Labor

All bids shall be binding for90 days subsequent to the bidopening unless expressly Indicat-ed otherwise on the proposalform. The Board of Educationreserves the right to reject anybid or all bids, or waive anyInformalities it considers to bein the school district's best in-terest,

BOARD OF EDUCATIONSACHEM CENTRAL

SCHOOL DISTRICT #5George W. Martinson

(Ll ADVANC E #2175-7/9)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Beer License number7 SB 330 has been issued to theundersigned to sell beer at re-tail, under the Alcoholic Bever-age Control Law, at Picnic StandNo. 6, Heckscher State Park,East Islip, Suffolk County, LongIsland, N,Y„ for on-premisesconsumption.

Island RefreshmentCorporation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, LJ.. N.Y.

(LI ADVANCE #2188-7/9, 16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Hill's Super Market licensenum-ber 7A-2225 has been issued tothe undersigned to sell beer atretail under the Alcoholic Be-verage Control Law at 365 EastMain Street, East Patchogue, NewYork, County of Suffolk, for offpremises consumption.

Hil-22 Corp.55 Motor Avenue

- Farmingdale, N.Y.[LI ADV #2177-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Beer License number7 SB 652 has been issued to theundersigned to sell beer at re-tail, under the Alcoholic Bever-age Control Law, at Picnic AreaStand No. 19, Sunken MeadowState Park , Kings Park, SuffolkCounty, Long Island, N.Y., foron-premlses consumption.Island Refreshment Corporation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, LJL, N.Y.

(LI ADV #2178-7/9, 16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Eating Place Beer Li-cense number 7 EB1679 has beenissued to the undersigned to sellbeer at retail, under the Alco-holic Beverage Control Law, at(Beach Stand #17), Sunken Mea-dow State Park , Kings Park,Long Island, N.Y„ for on-pre-mlses consumption.Island Refreshment Corporation

Bethpage State ParkFarmingdale, L.I„ N.Y.

1 LI ADV #2179-7/9,16,/

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer 6"eer License number7 SB 329 has been issued to rheundersigned to sell beer at re-tail, under the Alcoholic Bever-age Control Law, at Beach StandNo. 5, SunkenMeadowStatePark,Kings Park, Suffolk County, LongIsland, N.Y„ for on-premisesconsumption.Island Refreshment CorporationBempaf" State ParkFarmingdale, LJ., N.Y.

(LI ADVANCE #2187-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice Is hereby gven that

Summer Beer License number7 SB 410 has been issued to theundersigned to sell beer at re-tail, under the Alcoholic Bev-erage Control Law, at PicnicStand No. 10, WUdwood StatePark, Wading River, SuffolkCounty, Long Island, N.YM foron-premlses consumption.Island Refreshment CorporationBethpage State ParkFarmingdale, LJU N.Y.

(LI ADVANCE #2186-7/9,16)

NOTICENotice is hereby given that

Summer Beer License number7 SB 336 has been issued to theundersigned to sell beer at re-tail, under the Alcoholic Bev-erage Control Law, at East BeachStand No. 7HeckscherState Park,East Islip, Suffolk County, LongIsland, N.Y„ for on-prernisecconsumption.Island Refreshment CorporationBethpage State ParkFarmingdale, L.L, N.Y.

(LI ADVANCE #2185-7/9,16)

SUPREME COURT OF THESTATE OF NEW YORKCOUNTY OF SUFFOLK_ — _ _ , _ xJAMES L, EVERS :and MARYLIN B. :EVERS,

Plaintiffs, :..against,. :THE DEBENTURE :CORPORATION OF :NEW YORK, also :known as DEBEN- :TURE CORPORA- :TION OF NEW :YORK, :

I Defendant, ;" - ¦' x

___MP_5Index No.117044-1964Dlainvlffa Haaatam.tA

Suffolk County as theplace of triaLThe basis of the venueis: Subject real prop-erty lies ln SuffolkCounty.

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-FENDANT:

YOU ARE HEREBY SUM-MONED to answer the com -plaint in this action and to servea copy of your answer, or, if thecomplaint is not served with thissummons, to serve a notice ofappearance, on the plaintiffs' at-torney within 20 days after theservice of this summons, ex-clusive of the day of service(or within 30 days after theservice ls complete if this sum-mons is not personally deliveredto you within the State of NewYork); and in case of your fail-ure to appear or answer, judg-ment will be taken against you bydefault for the relief demanded Inthe complaint.Dated: June 25, 1964.

MORRIS PERMUT,Attorney for Plaintiffs,Office & P.O. Address

170 Broadway,New York, N.Y. 10038

NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONPLEASE TAKE NOTICE that

the foregoing summons is servedupon you by publication pursuantto an order of the Honorable FredJ. Munder, a Justice of the Su-preme Court, dated July 2, 1964and filed with the complaint andother papers in the office of theClerk of the County of Suffolk,County Center, Riverhead, NewYork.

The object of this action is tocompel the determination of aclaim to real property, pursu-ant to Article 15 of the RealProperty and Proceedings Lawof the State of New York.

The real property affected bythis action is situated in the Townof Huntington, County of Suffolk ,State of New York , and is knownas Lot No. 18 and part of LotNo. 3, in Block 4, as shown ona certain map entitled "Map ofHuntington Terrace, Section 1",which map was filed in the officeof the Clerk of the County ofSuffolk on June 25, 1909 as MapNo. 395.Dated July 7, 1964

MORRIS PERMUTAttorney for Plaintiffs

Office & P. O. Address:170 Broadwa y,

New York, N.Y. 10038(LI ADVANCE #2199-7/9 to 7/30)

NOTICETake notice that the Annual Fin-ancial Statement of the Villageof Bellport for the year 1963-64 has been filed with the Vil-lage Clerk in the Village Of-fice, South Country Road, Bell-port, this 6th day of July, 1964,and is available for inspectionduring the hours of 9-4 on week -days.

Bellport Village Boardof Trustees

By: Loubelle JohnsonVillage Clerk

(LI ADVANCE #2197-7/9)

ADVERTISEMENT ANDJNYITATJON _ TO

BIDDERSBoard of Education, Union Free

School District No. 24Town of Brooknaven

County of Suffolk , New YorkNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatsealed proposals for;

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION -CONTRACT NO. 6 ELECTRI-CAL WORK - CONTRACT NO.7

for the Patchogue AdministrationBuilding, 241 South Ocean Ave-nue, Patchogue, New York, willbe received by the Board of Ed-ucation, Union Free School Dis-trict No. 24, Town of Brook-haven, County of Suffolk, State ofNew York, at rhe Patchogue HighSchool, Saxton Street, Patchogue,New York, on July 17, 1964, at3:00 p.m., local time, and then andthere publicly opened and readaloud.THE WOR K shall be as shownon the drawings and according tothe specifications and the con-tract documents as prepared byF.E. Allardt , Jr , A.IA., Archi-tect , of South Country Road,Brookhaven, New York.THE CONTRACT will be award-ed to the lowest repsonsible bid-der or the proposals will be. re-jected within forty-five (45) daysof the date of opening proposals,subject, however , to the discre-tionary right reserved by theBoard of Education to waive anyinformalities in, or to rejectany or all proposals , if in itsopinion, the best interest of theDistrict will thereby be pro-moted.EACH BIDDER must deposit withhis or its bid security in anamount not less than ten percentum (10%) of the base bid, inthe form and subject to the con-ditions provided in the Informa-tion to Bidders.NO BIDDER may withdraw his bidwithin forty-five (45) days afterthe actual date of opening there-of.THE CONTRACT will contain aprovision that every mechanic ,laborer and workman employed Inor about the work contemplatedby the Contract shall be paid notless than the prevailing rate ofwages.

BY ORDER OF:John C Hylan

BOARD OF EDUCATION,UFSD NO. 24

Town of Brookhaven,State of New York

John C. Hylan ,District Clerk

(LI ADVANCE #2198-7/9)

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