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Ambiance is as good as the food at Sayville Inn 27 ~ ~. en. ~ favorite so~, Alison with a crock of French Onion and I with Black Bean soup. We've had the French onion soup in everyplace we've ever gone that has offered- it, ~d tlte Inn's was, better than just about aU others'. Monahan achieved ibis supremacy mostly by just going easy on the salt shaker, allowing the broth to stand: on its own. But the migfity onions and thick cheese and French bread slice were enough to make this a great meal with a salad. The Black Bean soup was equally fan- tastic, a hearty thick broth of possibly pureed legumes stocked with vegeta- bles and black beans. For an, appetizer we tried the baked clams with cheddar cheese and barbe- eue sauce, a combination I found almost impossible to fathom, until I devoured a few. The clams are left intact in the half shell, then simply topped with the two ingredients for a cleverly simple and tasty treat. Willing to try just about anything, at least once, for my entree 1 opted for the game special, a Muscovy Duck with a roast pepper and black fig sauce. It came wonderfully presented, with the tangy sweet red sauce, speckled with peppers, covering a whole leg and thigh Lazio trounces Manfre in congression'al race Continued from page 3 Balloons and folding chairs lie scat- tered throughout the room. One young aide gazes at the TV screen glassy- eyed, seemingly unable to accept that Pataki had beaten Cuomo. should not have linked him to the Brookhaven scandal.\ The remarks may have inspired Manfre to think about running again. \I said I'll see you down the road. The only other people left in the storefront are four aides and Jim Manfre himself, all arguing heatedly in the back room. There's nothing worse than a poor winner,\ Manfre said. \I intend to be back in two years. Eventually more people will hear about his attitude.\ Manfre, while obviously unhappy about the out<:ome of the campaign, felt that his message got out to the district. The unusually high turnout certainly hurt Manfre, as the Second CongresSional District is overwhelm~ ingly Republican. A word with one of the aides reveals that the mood is not only somber, but downright nasty. \Sure you can talk to Mr. Manfre - everybody else has.\ Apparently Manfre had just hung up with his opponent, Rick Lazio, who won in a landslide 97, 745m 40,520. .. One aide growled, \That's just per- fect. In one two-minute conversation, be's summed up everything we've -been talking about.\ Manfre, as dappe,r as ever in his characteristic blue suit and red tie, was serene as he said that once the campaigning was over, he could sit back and watch without regret. Manfre said that he had called Lazio to congratulate him on his victory and that he wished Lazio the best in his upcoming tenn. \I never felt nervous because I did everything I could. We worked as long and as bard as we could,\ he said. What next? According to Manfre, Lazio was 'llast¥ and threatening.\ Manfre was optimistic. \Tomorrow ['11 go to work. I'll return to all the things I feel are important, like garbage refonn. -He said that [ should not have gone aftEr his campaign staff, because they cannot defend thelDSelves,\ Manfre remarked. -He said he didn·t like how pe~nal the campaign got and that I &II feel I've proved myself to be a credible candidate. This is the start, not the end, of my political career,\ he said.. or intended to be persons other than oWJ\er in posses- sion of premises andlor claim- ing any interest therein, Defendants. .......................... _ .. _ .................. X Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale made and entered in the above enti- tled action dated December 13, 1991 and entered in the Office of tbe\ Clerk of the County of Suffolk on J$\U8lY 7, 1992, the undersigned Referee will sell one (1) par- cel at public auction on Fri~, November 18, 1994 at the front steps of the Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip, New York, at 2:00 PM, the. premises described in said Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale as shown on the Suffolk County-Land and Tax Map lying and being in the Town of Islip, Coq,nty of Suffolk, and State of New York, District-0500, Section 228, Block 04.00, Lot 055.00, more particularly described as follows: ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the bllildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Town of Islip, • County of Suffolk and State of New York, known and designated on a cer- tain map ~ntitled -Map of Colwnbus Patk No.6 Islip, Suffolk County, New York, property of Cadman H., Frederick surveyed . February 19Z6 by Eugene R. Smith, Inc.., E.E\ Islip, N.Y. and filed in Suffolk County Clerk's Office February 23, 1926 under Map No. 224 as and by the Westerly olle half of Lot No. 710 being fifty (50) feet frollt on Orange Street and two hundred (200) feet in dept. Said premises are bounded and described as:foUows: BEGINNING at a point on the South.erly side of Orange Street (West Orange Street) distance of 250 feet Westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the Southerly side of Orange Street with the westerly side of Islip Avenue; RUNNING THENCE South 5 degrees, 40 min- utes, East 200 feet; THENCE South 84 degrees, 2() minutes, West 50 feet; THENCE North 5 degrees, 40 minutes, West 200 feet to the Southerly side of Orange Street; . THENCE North 84- degrees, 20 mInutes, East along the Southerly side of Orange Street, 50 feet to the point or place of BEGINNING. Premises being sold sub- ject to the terms and condi- tions of the aforementioned judgment. The amount of plaintiff's lien as calculated as of the time of the aforementioned Judgment together with'inter- est, costs and allowances, and expenses of the. sale is approximately $60,000.00. The above sale was origi- nally scheduled for the April 9, 1992, actioumed to April 21, 1992, adjourned to November 3, 1994, and is now scheduled for November 18, 1994 at 2:00 p.m. at the same place and at the same time. Dated: Mineola, New York November 4, .1994 FRANK TINARI, ESQ. SeN, 17405, 11/10 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK perched atop a bed of wild rice. The mixed vegetables provided a nice color- ful complement, but were too Sllbstan- tiaI to simply be considered garnish. yogurt cheese cake, I had to haw a per- ;e: The sllcchietta (corkscrew) pasta. and jumbo shrimp, in a roasted vegetable sauce, that Alison ordered was true comfort food. The shrimp were gargan- tuan, towering from the comers of the bowl over the plentiful pasta and sauce that would warm any Italian mother's heart. The roasted nutty taste of the vegetable sauce suited both the' pasta and shrimp well. sonal favorite: pecan pie. I fiIure that if Q a restaurant does a good job with a § favorite,. a dish fve had a tumdred times, q then a proper cornpariSf)n can be made. f The pie was fantastic, a rich custard Iay- ~ erect inside a flaky pie snell. topped and ' bottomed with plenty ofpeeans. z The Sayville Inn is located at 199 ~ Middle Road, near the corner of Foster a. Avenue, in Sayville. Reservations are ~ accepted for parties or five or larger, ~. there is a separate nOll-smoking area ~ and with no steps t() traverse, the (0 restaurant is fully handicapped accessi- 'f ble .• For dessert, though the specials listed fanciful fare like orange sorbet and SAVE ME~ .. SAVE My SPECIES~ AdOPt a manatee and help make a difference for all endangered manatees. Adopt-A-Manatee® You'll receive an adoption certificate, a C photo and biography of your manatee, Save the ~=® Club J94 and the Save the. Manatee Club 500 N. Maidand AV~Due ' Newsletter five times a year. Your Maitland Fl32751 contribution will go toward public or ~l: awareness, education, research, and 1-800-432-JOIN lobbying for this unique species. INDEX NO. 12145191 N011CE OF SALE ................................................. x CHOICE CAPITAL CORP., . Plaintiff, -against- WHEA'I1.EYHOUDWHOMES, INC., ROY W. BURNHAM, JR., MARGARET BURNHAM, net'endants. ................................................ x In pursuance of a judg- ment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in the above-entitled action on February 18, 1992, I,. the undersigned,. the referee named in said judgment, win sell at public auction, on the front steps of the Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip, New YOrk, on December 13, 1994, at 9:30 a.m., the premis- es directed by said judgment to be sold and described as folio. BEGINNING at a point on the Easterly side of Thompson Drive, distant 650 feet Northerly from the comer fonned by the intersection of the said Eastel'ly .side of Thompson Drive with the Northerly side of Seventh Street; RUNNING THENCE North- erJy along the SII!d Easterly side of Thompson Drive, 80 feet; 'MiENCE EBerly at right amgIes to the said Easterly side of Thompson Drive, 1m feet; THENCE Southerly and parallel with the said Easterly side of Thompson Drive 80 feet; THENCE Westerly again at right angles to the said Easterly side of Thompson Drive, 183 feet fA) the said Easterly side thereof, at the point or place of BEGINNING. SAID PREMISES known \ as and by street number 979 Thompson Drive, Bayshore, New York. A.pproximate amount of lien: $95,775.00 plus interest and costs. Premises will be sold sub- ject to the terms of a (iled judgment. Index No. 12145191 andtenns of sale. Dated: November I, 1994 DANIEL MARTIN, REFEREE GRANOFF & WALKER, P.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff 747 Third Avenue - 4th Floor New York, New York 10017 C212}421-2111 E438 SC& 17&U110, 17, U-OO NOTICE OFTII£ PREPARA- TION OFnIE ROI.UJ FOR THE ANNUAL ELEC'I10N OF TIlESA-YVILLE FIRE I>lSTRICT Please be advised that the Board of Elections of the Sayville Fire District will meet oil tile 26th day of November, 199f, and such additional date as needed, at the Sayville Fire District Headquarters Building, 107 North Main St., Sayville, NY, 11782, to p~ the rolls of registered voters of the Sayville Fire District. The Annual Elec:tion of the Sayville Fire District will be held on the 13th day of December, 1994, at the above location, between the hours of 6:00 PM 8J\d 9:00 PM. Please be advised that only those pel'SOllS who have regis- tered with. the Suffolk County Board of Elections on or before the 21st day of November,. 1994, shall be eli- gible to vote. Charles H. Oelkers Secretary Sa,yville Fire District SCN, 17~8. 11110 ..
