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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE POLICE ACADEMY DEDICATION - Hempstead Presiding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta (2nd left) takes part in the flag-raising ceremony at the dedication of the new Nassau County Police Academy Building in Williston Park. Also participating in the festivities are (l-r) Police Commissioner Samuel J. Rozzi, Williston Park Mayor Carl F. DelVecchio, North Hempstead Supervisor John Kieman, Capt. Ray Crawford and Sgt. Richard Bassano. 0n Slhe tAienu East Rockawfly High Schod MONDAY, JAN. 10 - Bologna and Cheese hero, lettuce, french fries, juice, dessert, milk - Onion Soup TUESDAY, JANc 11 - Beefaroni, tossed salad, bread & butter, dessert, milk - Minestrone Soup WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12 - Chicken chow mein, rice, noodles, bread & butter, dessert, milk - Chicken noodle Soup THURSDAY, JAN. 13 - Tacos, shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, juice, dessert, milk - Vegetable Soup FRIDAY, JAN. 14 - French bread pizza, tossed salad or corn, dessert, milk - Clam Chowder LIRR OFFERS SPECIAL BOAT SHOW PACKAGE The Long Island Railroad is offering a special reduced package ticket to the National Boat Show at the New York Coliseum which runs from Satur- day, Jan. 15th, through Sunday, Jan. 23rd. The special package includes round trip rail fare and a $5 admission ticket to theshow. The package tickets are good on any train arriving at Penn Sta- tion or Flatbush Ave. at 10 a.m. or later. For 24-hour train informa- tion, call the LlRR's Travel In- formation Center at (516) 222-2100. EOC COURSES The Educational Opportunity Center of Long Island is a non- tuition adult program under the auspeices of the State University of New York open to all persons 18 and older who are educa- tionally and economically dis- advantaged. Registration dates are Jan. 21, 24, 25 & 26, for classes in Business Education, College Preparatory, Basic Edu- cation, Small Engine Repair, cation. Small Engine Repair, Automotive Electricty/Diagno- sis, Electronic Wiring and Micro- Circuitry, and High School Equivalency. For all who meet eligibility requriements the courses are Free. For any infor- mation call 489-8705. PSYCHOTHERAPIST AT NOW The topic of the Jan. 19th meeting of L.I. NOW, Nassau, Inc. will be \How to Choose a Psychotherapist as a Feminist/ Consumer.\ Questions and topics will include, what is a feminist, what is a feminist therapist, hiring and firing a therapist, ground rules for ther- apy and how to know when it's time to leave. The meeting will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church, Nassau Blvd. & Stewart Ave., Garden City on Jan. 19th at 8 p.m. For further informa- tion call 485-8902. Raider Football By. SUE VITO Now that the holidays are over, we should have a little time to collect our thoughts. This is when you should think about the dinner on the 21st of Janu- ary and get your check mailed out. As I mentioned in last week's column, our guest speaker is the fullback from the N.Y. Jets, Mike Augustinyak. I'm sure he should have some good stories to tell about this season. The cost of the dinner is $6 per person. It will be held at the Colonial Room of the American Legion. Make checks payable to E. R. Athletic Assn., Inc., but mail them to Eleanor or Lou Perri, 13A Adams St., East Rocka- way, NY 11518. Do it now!!! Just a reminder, all children must be accompanied by a parent, so if you are not going with your child and they would like to come, please make arrangements wih another parent Ostrich eggs are the larg- est bird eggs. They may be eight inches long and weigh three pounds. COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM FOR NON-VIOLENT OFFENDERS County Executive Francis T. Purcell has announced that he will create a pilot community service program to give district court judges an additional sanction in sentencing non-violent criminal offenders who meet stringent eligibility criteria. Purcell said the agency administering the program will be set up initially under his office. If it proves successful, it may later be established as a separate agency, he said. The community service program was recommended, after an eight-month study, by the County Executive's Task Force on Restitution/Community Service. The concept has been endorsed by Nassau District Attorney Denis Dillon and Nassau County Ad- ministrative Judge Francis X. Altimari. Purcell stressed that the program will not eliminate the require- ment for restitution, and that it will be open only to those lesser, non-violent offenders who would otherwise have received a sen- tence of up to 90 days in jail. Community service may be imposed as an alternative to jail, or it may be part of a spht sentence, which could include a jaU sentence, a fine and a restitution requirement. A community service sanction, as defined in the task force report, is \one in which offenders are required by the Court, as part of a probation sentence, to perform a specified number of hours of un- paid work or service with non-profit or tax-supported agencies within a given time limit.\ 25 LAFAYETTE ASSOCIATES, c/o Alex Wagman 104 South Central Avenue, Valley Stream, New York Substance of Certificate of Limited Partnership filed in Nassau County Clerk's Office December 20, 1982. Business: acquire, own, develop, operate, rehabilitate, manage, mortgage or otherwise en- cumber the property known as 25 Lafayette Street, Brooklyn, New York. General Partners: LDC Corp., c/o Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30 Lafayette Street, Brooklyn, New York (1%), and Alex Wagman, 50 Brompton Road, Great Neck, New York(l%). Limited Partners and Cash Contributions: Initial Limited Partner: Jerome Deutsch, 311 East 50th Street, New York, New York $100 (98%). No additional contributions required of any Limited Partner except. Limited Partners may be required under certain circumstances to make loans to the Partnership; contributions to be returned to Limited Partners upon sale, refinancing or upon liquidation of the Partnership. Profits and losses, as determined for federal icome tax purposes, other than from the sale or refinancing of the Property, will be allocated 98% to the Limited Partners and 2% to the General Partners; Cash Flow (as defined in the Partnership Agreement) other than from a sale or refinancing to the extent cash is available for the same, shall be distributed (i) the first $7,500 to the Limited Part- ners; (ii) the next $7,500 to LDC Corp.; (iii) thereafter, to the Limited Partners in an amount equal t o nine (9%) percent of their Current Capital; and (iv) the balance, if any, shall be distributed 50% to the Limited Partners and 50% to the General Partner. Profits and losses and proceeds from a sale or refinancing of the Property shall be allocated 50% to the Limited Partners and 50% to the General Partner after repayment of Capital Contributions. Additional Limit- ed Partners may not be admitted without the consent of Limited Partners of such class. No Limited Partner has a right to priority over other Limited Partners in such class as to contributions. Right of remaining Partners to elect to continue business in the event of the death, retirement or insanity of General Partner. No rights to demand property other than cash in return for contributions. 6t-l 2/30-2/3 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Pursuant to the provisions of Article 12, Section Z-3.0. of the Building Zone Ordinance, NO- TICE is hereby given that the BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS of the Town of Hempstead will hold a public hearing in the Town Meeting Pavilion, Town Hall Plaza, Main Street, Hempstead, New York on January 26, 1983 at 9:30 A.M. & 10:00 A.M. to consider the following applications and appeals: THE FOLLOWING CASES wi^^ bpcaLLEP AT9;30 A.M. 39. WOODMERE - Bernice Glatter, maintain dentist's office in 1-family dwelling (dentist not residing on premises), N/s Central Ave. 147 ft. E/o Woodmere Blvd. 40. WOODMERE - Bernice Glatter, maintain waiver of off- street parking for dentist's office, N/s Central Ave. 147 ft. E/o Woodmere Blvd. 41. IN WOOD - Benjamin R. & Sethena Nye, maintain garage for living quarters, S/s Wanser Ave. 500 ft. W/o of Doughty Blvd. 42. BALDWIN - Harold A Virginia Sammis, maintain two family dwelling, 303 Milburn Ave. 43. BALDWIN - Hinrich & Frieda Meyer, maintain two family dwelling, 2063 Walnut St. THE FOLLOWING CASES WILL Bfe CALLED At A.-M. 44. WANTAGH - Cari & Lusell Petersen, mother-daughter res. (2nd kitchen), N/s Cord wood La. 102.02 ft. W/o Kell PI. 45. NO. MERRICK - William & Barbara Adams, front yard setback variance, construct 2nd story addition, E/s Powell Ave. 140 ft. S/o Hamilton Rd. 46. N. VALLEY STREAM - George & Rose D>eCicco and Michael & Mary Lynn Sekosky, mother-daughter res. (2nd kitch- en), E/s Arkansas Dr. 2359.32 ft. N/o Molyneaux Rd. 47. EAST ATLANTIC BEACH - Anthony J. Carrano, lot area occupied variance, construct greenhouse attached to dwelling, W/s Trenton Ave. 60 ft. S/o Park St. 48. MERRICK - Alfred & Anne DiFranco, mother-daughter res. (2nd kitchen), N/s Bushwick Ave. ISO ft. E/o Gildersl^e St. 49. LEVITTOWN - Scott & Lorraine Airth, side yard variance, maintain addition, N/W cor. Squirrel La. A Jerusalem Ave. 50. WANTAGH-Sidney&Mona Kahn, rear yard variance, construct addition, S/s Center View Ave. 87.21 ft. E/o South View Ave. 51. NO. BELLMORE - Eric & Marie Munter, front yard variance, construct 2-car attached garage, N/E cor. Jennie Ct. A Columbus Ave. 52. LEVITTOWN-Patrick Fazio, variances, side yard, side yards aggregate, maintain garage con- version to living area & construct additions, N/s Tower La. 75.36 ft. E/o Cord La. 53-54. ROOSEVELT - Cart Bish- op. Maintain apartment over auto body repair shop. Variance in off- street parking & parking in front yards areas. S/E cor. Hempstead- Babylon Tpke. A Maple St. Interested parties should appear at the above time and place. By order of the Board of Zoning Appeals. Henry W. Rose, Chairman Ed Sutherland, Secretary WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE Exercise Regularly American Heart Association(J)
