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THIS TOWN Young Pete Grady squinted at mid- afternoon sun and shook his head for ' steent h time . at a .plle of wreckage that 24 hour s before had been an auto- mobile. Two young men killed out- right , another fatally injured when tne car skidded- ott ronii at great speed , srrmsned into oak tree. The dead had been riding In the front seat. They never knew what hit them , chances are. \She ' s a mess, \ young Mr. Grad y declared , an d several middle - aged spectators nodded heads - in silent agreement. We shooed several onlook- ers out of path of our camera , but they Sept edging closer. An elderly man gingerly touched broken headlamp, kicked oadly ripped tire and craned nec k into space where , right front win- dow had once been. When he with- drew , he was, pale and chewed his lip. \Here it is 3 o ' clock and already more t han 100 people have come to the garage to see tills wreck, \ the youthful garage proprietor confided. \A nice way to. s pend a Sunday , afternoon , hey?\ Morbid curiosity Is strong in many fo lks; that' s a fact. Pretty Eileen Miller , Kansas City, Mo „ symbolizes the thousands of girls who sell Buddy Popp ies in the nineteenth annual nationwide cam- paign ol the Veter ans of Foreign Wars of the United States preced- ing Memoria l Day, for the benefit of disabled veterans , their depend- ant families , and the orphans and widows of deceased veterans . As we left , , our task done , ano ther middle-aged man got down on one knee, peered under - chassis of Wrecked auto , and then got back on his -feet. He brushed dirt off trous ers , straight- ened tie and knocked cigaret te against thumbnail. \That' s as nice a wreck as I' ve ever seen , \ he asserted with authoritative crlspness. A woman tug- ged at his sleeve. \Well never get to Mastic at this rate. \ she declared , and they left. • ' • • Breathtaking is Sayville' s beauty this week. Spring appears to be with us , although we ' re not sure whether were happy about the wlnole thing or not. Only the other afternoon somebody ' s little girl glared at us when , we dipped forefinger into r bay at foot of Poster avenue to discover that the water was still chilly. \ You can 't swim , \ she declared in a ma tter-of-fact manner , and 'then took to her heels by way of adding that there was nothing, more to be said about it , one wa y ' or the other. Do you know , she spoiled our whole day? We haven 't cot ten , back into stride yet. » • • we have some rather remarkable people In This Town! One would have to travel far and wide to find a com- mu nity booster and all-around good fellow to outdo Bill Weinberg. To our way of thinking, he ' s a typical master of ceremonies, and if he doesn 't , mind our saying so, we think he 'd made an excellent Elmer at the World' s Pair . Such being the case , we were far from nonplussed to find the afore- mentioned fellow at the head table at Monday night' s beefsteak supper , his face surrounded by pipe and his hardy frame flanked by \ Doc \ Daley and No rman Broken shire , the latter the famou s radio announcer. At one point In the proceeding s BUI shook, hawts , puffed on his pipe , scribbled in his notebook and emitted one of those characterlstls laughs of his at one and the same time. Following which Alfred Snyder of Patchogue. who never falls to . attend the parties , was heard to remark something to the effect that \ we hove a fellow like Bill in Herb Austin , but froni now on Her b will have to be re- ferred to as The Bill Weinberg of Pptchoguo ' . \ —j. c. J, Old fire Apparatus Sold. ' Property no longer needed by the Bay Shore Plre Distr ict brought «4<J1 revenue r. t a recent auction sponsored b y the Board .of Plre Commissioners. Prank Hubbar d , a former chief of the department /auctioned off a variety of articles, Tlie largest item sold was a 19-yc ' ar-old Genera l Motors truck equipped with ' a 317 gallon booster tank nnd 300 gallon pump, for which the Mastic Beach fi re district paid S432.W. Canadian Horse ftaelnf Nearly. $33 , 00 0,000 waa bet at Ca- n adian horse racing tracks last year. I Chr ysler-Plymouth J SALES • SERVICE MACK TRUCKS I BUSES and FIRE APPARATUS Demonstration With out Obligation Ea sy Terma Arran ged for New and Uaed-Cara ' ' ' Accessories and Supplies ot Low Cost WM. L. MANTHA CO. , INC. ' • ¦ ¦ ¦ TeI«phon« a Bayport 348 Bayport , N. Y. An offer of -sufficient land on the waterfront In the Venetian Shores de- velopment at Lindenhurst has been made to Lindenhurst Village by own- ers of the recently acquired prop erty for the purpose of establishi ng a municipal bathing beach. The plan has received trie tupport of Mayor Walter B. Wellbrock. Mayor Favors Batliinsr Beach Site LEGAL NOTICES COUNTY COURT: ' ¦ • SU PFOJLK COUNTY The Patchogue Citizens Bank and Trust Company, as trustee , etc., plain- tiff ,, against , Millie E. Hemenway, and others, defendants . IN PURSUANCE of a Judg ment of Foreclosure and Sale , ma de and en- tere d- . in tlie above entitled action , bearing date ; the first ' day of April , 1940 , ' I , the undersig ned. - the referee named in said Judgment , will sell at public auction in front of- the United States Post Office in the village of Bayport. - Suffolk County . New York. on the 18th day of May, 1940, at eleven o ' c lock. In the forenoon- , Eas tern Day- light Saving Time, the premise s di- rected by said Judgment to be sold and therein described' ns follows : ALL. THAT CERTAIN PIECE OH PA RCEL. OF LAND, situate , lying and being nt Baypor t, town of islip. county of Suffolk and state of New York- , bounded and described as fol. lows: Beginning at a point in the center of Pnirvlew Avenue, at the northwest corner of the land of tho late Theodore Allen and running thence easterly by nnd with said Al- len ' s north boundary the distan ce of about three hundred fortv-threc (343) feet to land of Edward S. Gil- lette , thence northerly by nnd with said land of Gillette , the distanc e of about one hundred sixty (1G0) feet to land of Fred D. Smith , being mid- way between land of the late Theo- dore Allen on the south and land now or formerly owned by Oliver C. Smith on tho north, thence west- erly by and with the land of Fred D. Smith to Ihe center of Fai rview Avenue at a point which is one hun- dred nnd sixty HGOi feet northerly from the place of beginning, thence, southerly by the center of Fnlrvlcw Avenue n distance of one hundred sixty (100) feet lo the place of be- g inning. Dated. April 4 , 1940. AUGUST D. SCHOENP EI.D , JR „ JOSEPH T . LOSEE , Referee. Attorney for Plaintiff Patchogue , New York. Tin NOTICE OF SALE County Court , Suffolk county: Charles Founc , c t ano , Plaintiffs , ' vs. Henry Ruzlcka, et al. Defendants. Pursuant to a Judgme nt of Fore- c losure and Sole made and entered in the above-entitled action , date d the 8th doy of April, 1940 , I , t he under- signed Referee therein named, will sell at Public Auction in fron t of the United Sta tes Post Office on Main Stree t, Suyvllle , Suffolk County, New York, at 11 o ' clock In the forenoo n (Daylight Bavins Time) on the 25th day of May, 1040 , the premises de- scribed In snld Jud gment, to wit: ALL that tract or parcel of land . LEGAL NOTICES with the buildings and improvements thereon erected , situate in the Vil- lage o f Bohemia , County of Suffolk and State of New ^ork , bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point In the e asterly side of Locust Avenue, ad- joining land of Joseph Ruzlcka. and running thence northerly about 87 feet along the easterly side of Lo- cust Avenue , to an alley or passage way ; thence easterly along the south- erly side of Alley or passage Way to the westerly side of Walnut Avenue; thence southerly about 87 feet along westerl y side of Walnut Avenue to other land of the parties of the first part; thence westerly along land last mentioned and lan d of Joseph Ruzlcka to the easterly side ol Lo- cus t Avenue and the point or place of Beginning. BEIN G and intended to be a por- LEGAL NOTICES Won of the premises conveyed try- John Kovanda and Barbara , his wife , to the parties of the first part here- to by deed dated August 5th . 1911 , and recorded in Suffolk Count y Clerk' s o ffice , in Liber 783 of deeds , page 138 on August 8 , 1911. Dated : April 12th , 1940. FREDERICK W. TUCK, JR. ALFRED E. FRIEMAN , Referee Attorney for Plaintiffs 76tf of Suffolk. Count y, New York NOTICE OF CEMETERY HEARING NOTICE is hereb y given that a peti- tion has been presented to the Board of supervisors of Suffolk' County ask- ing that certain lands situated at West Hills In the Town of Huntington , County of Suffolk . New York , be set aside fbr cemetery purposes , consent to which has been granted by the Huntington Town Board , and that a LEGAL NOTICES : PUBLIC HEARING on said applica- tion will be held by the Board of Su- pervisors in the County Cour t House , Riverhead , New York , on the 27th day of . May, 1940, at 2:00 P. M., Daylight Saving Time. The land which the petitioner , the METHODIST EPISCOPA L CHURCH OP WEST HILLS asks be set aside for cemeter y purposes is situated at West Hills , Town of Huntin gton , Suf- folk County, New York , and is describ - e d as follows : DESCRIPTION ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate at West Hills In the Town of Huntin gton, County of Suffolk , New York , bounded and described as follows : BEGINNING at a point marked hy a s take at the northeasterl y corner of the premises hereb y conveyed where the premises hereb y conveyed LEGAL NOTICES a djoins the propert y now or late of Lewis Cass Ledyard , HI, which .point Is also the southeast erly comer ol premises , or o f cemeter y lahtr of ' Methodist Episcopal Church of West Hills , said stake being located 123.49 feet from Jer icho Turn pike meas- ured on a line forming the easterly ' boundar y of said cemetery and run- ning South 6° r 40\ East ; and from said stake thenc e runnin g South 9* 12' 20\ East along said land of I^wis Cass Ledyard IH, 127. 71 feet to an- other stake; thence runnin g South 80° 3' 30* West still along said land of Lewis Cass Ledyard III , 521.72 feet to another stake ; thence run- ning North 3° 14' 30\ East along other lands of the Estate of Henry Jones 32 0.64 feet to another stake in the southerl y boundary of said lands of the Methodi st Episcopal Church of West Hills , and distant LEGAL NOTICES South 3* 14' 30\West 121.79 feet from the southe rly line of Jericho Turn- pike; thence runnin g South 75° 52' 50\ East along ' the southerly bound - ary of the said lands of the Method- ist Episcopal Church of West Hills 167.64 feet to another stake : thence runnin g South 78\ 35' 40\ East , still a long said southerly boundary line of said land of the Methodist Epis- copal Chur ch of -West. Hills 319.04 feet to the point and place of begin- ning, containing within said bounds 2.504 acres , m ore or less. ¦ TRUSTEES OF THEi METH ODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OP WEST HILLS , Charles J. Smith , Pre sident . Da ted, ot Riverhead , New York March 25 , 1940. BENJ. D. BLACKMAN , Clerk of the Board of Supervis ors Sayvilie , New York. - 78t7My34 llllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllililllllll iW 1 11 I III I li I I PI 40 ' I ^*^*&* H ill' s Quality — It Can ' t Be Beat j fj 1 ^^^^ J^^^^ .2 I ^k^^^^k^^^^m^S^k^Kk^l Fancy Long Island Whole or Half fj I I IfoodI I1market?1 DU h CKS LOINS PORK j jjpj Bay Shore - Patchogue - Sayvilie - ' Riv erhead - Northport ' ' ' -— ~ ¦- §5 == Lind enhurst Farmingdale ISc lb JL «9C ID §5 55 Grocery Prices effective to close of business Wed. night . May 15 t h , . ' • 55 j other prices for week end onl y. ^^ Boneless Chuck ^% f% C I S DOLE'S PINEAPPLE ARCO—2D-OZ. 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