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NOTICE TO BinDKKS Senled liiils will bo re 'fivfil at the Hcllnort Villiijro Otuo .\ M.| Smith Country R»sul. Heli port . \f\v .York , not later than -1:00 p. in. on l hr 1st dav of February , l illUl for the fui-nisliini i ,,f mater- ials , labor and equipment to com- lilete a heatimr system Tor the T. ofke'- Room addition to the Hell- port Village Country Club House. Such bids will be publicly miened and read on February 1. IDllO at S p. in. at the Villa . ce Office , Heli- port , X . Y. lasts and more de- tailed specifications may be ob- tained at the office of the Tlell port Village Clerk aforesaid. The Vil- lage Board reserves the right to reject nnv or all bids. January 12 . 1900 Martha R. Houston Village Clerk SI'PRE-ME COURT OP THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK NORTHPORT FED- \ KRAL SAYINGS AND : LOAN ASS0C1A- : Ti ON , Plaintiff , : -against- : NOTICE : OF ARTHUR R. ROMEO , : SALE ELWOOD W. MYERS : and A N N MYERS , : JAMES J. FINNER- : TY . M. D., INDUS- : TRIAL COMM1S- : SIONER OF T II E : S T A T E OF NEW : YORK. GROVEI1 : L U M R E R & SUP- : PLY CORP., PICONE : PROS. .1 A M A T C A : CORP.. R E I C H * : GERARD. INC.. THE : TRAVELERS 1NSUR- : A NC E COMPANY , : \J O H N DO E\ and : \JANE DOE , \ his : wife , the said names : beinp: lictitious . the : true names heinff un- : known to the Plain- : tilT. the persons in- : tended as Defendants , : are the tenants in : possession of the : premises, if any, : Defendants. : In pursuance of a judpnient of foreclosure and sale duly made on the C.th day of January. ' 1!H\ .I> . mid entered in (he Ollice , ' ,f the Clerk of the County of Suffolk on the 7th day of January. liKiO . in ihe above entit led action . 1. the under- pinned Referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the front slops of ihe Town Hal! at South Ocean Avenue . Pal- choirue . Town of P.rookhavon . Coui'lv of Sull' olk , New York , on the 'JOtli day of February. Itli ' .O at 10::!0 o ' clock in the forenoon (Eastern Standard Time} on tha * dav , the premises directed by said . itidinn p ' it to be sold and therein described as follows: ALL 'hat. certain lot . piece or parcel of land, with the buildintrs and improvements (hereon, -itunte lvinc . and hei ' ivr in the Village of Pntc ' nop-iie , in .the Town of P.rook- haven. Ciiiuitv of Suffolk and State of New York , known and desig- nated as Lot i. '?S and the south- erly 18 .. 'W feet of Lot ir fir, n = shown on a certain map entitled. \Man of Subdivision Map of Par- cel \A\ on Amended Man of Property of Mrs. Kale L. Gilbert situate in (he Village of Patr-Vi - OJTUP , Suffolk Colin' v . New York. \ surveyed and subdivided hv Ed- ward A. Mav. Civil Km- rinoer . I' al- cho'rue. Now York and filed in the Suffolk County Clerk ' s Ollice on September l. 'ClOIH as map ir ' .W. and beiiiK described accordintc to said man as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the Northerly side of Pine Boulevard distant Easterly 175 feet from the intersect ion of the Easterly side of Artryll Lane with (he Northerly side of said Pine Boulevard a« measured alonir said Northerly side of Pine Boulevard and from said point of hopinninsr : runni ' mr thence North 2 derives nil min- utes 2S seconds West alontr the easterly line of I ot, ' .VI and nart of do shown on said map a distance of 11R . MM feet ; runninir thence Nort h !?\ ileirrees 00 minutes , '!2 seconds East Ihroue-h lo* (lo on \aid map and parallel wit h Pine Boulevard a distance of 50 feet: runninir thence South ' . > . decrees a. '! minute-; 28 seconds East alone- the westerly line of Lot 'i-1 and a ' omr the westerly <ine of Lot . '10 shewn on said map a distance <i f 11K . Ml! feet lo (he Northerly side of Pi ' no llonlevard; runninir thence South 87 deirrcos 0(1 m inutes . '!' ' s- eco nds West alontr (he Northerly l ; ni> or side of I'ine Boulevard a distance of 50 feet to the point or nlaeo of be;rinninrr . TOGETHER willi the armuHen- ances and all the estate anil ripht\ of the morlirairor in and to said premises . TOGETHER wilh all the ri'rht. titl e and interest of the mortcra- I' nr in and to (ho land in the bed ' f the street or hiehwav in fron t of or adio'tii'iir '-aid nremises; and to'o.lher wilh nil fixtures and art- i -les of personal pronerty now or b'lreafter to be used in connec- tion wi'h the premises , all of which are covered b y this mort- e/. 'l'i -o SUBJECT to zoninjr and ot her niunicinal ordinances and to cove- nants , restrictions , easement s and agreements , if any, of record only insofar as they affect the promises . Dated: January 12, I!)(' ¦(). S . MARTIN ADELMAN , Referee SU1 I.IVAN vv ULLMANN .Attorneys for Plaintiff Office o> P. O . Address 2 Woodside Avenue North perl . New York LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HKAKING : The Town of Brookhaven Plan- uiiijr Board will hold a public hoar- intr f«-r the reduction el ' the bond of Third Suffolk Corp.. owners of the subdivision \Wenwooil-at-Sei- dell , Section 2\ . located at Seidell . New York , on Tuesday . January 111 . l fh'H) . at ->- :M) P. M. . in their etlices at 1*M South Ocean Avenue . I' atch'ifiue . New York , as jirovid- ed for in Article Id , Section 277. of the Town Law. Albert II. Conklin. Secretary Edward H. Meisier . Chairman Brookhaven Town Plannine; Board \ ; Dated: .laimary 12 , 1:100 i SUPREME COURT OF TH1 STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK . x NORTHPORT FED- : ERAL SAVINGS AND : L 0 A N ASSOCIA- : TION . : Plaintiff. : -a'rainst- : NOTICE : OF ROBERT LINK. JR.. : SALE GENEVIEVE LINK . : \JO H N DOE\ anil : \J A N E D O E. \ his : wife , the said names : b e i n rr fictitious, the : true names of the De- : fondants b e i n ir un- : known to Plaintiff. : the persons intended : beinir tenants in pos- : session of the prem- : ises , if any, : Defendants. : In pursuance ot a judgment of foreclosure and sale dul y made on the 7th day of January, 1900 . and entered in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Suffolk on the 7th day of January, I960 , in the above entitled action, I . the under- sijrned Referee in said judgement named , will sell at public auction at the front steps of the Town Hall at South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chog-u e . Town of Brook h aven , Countv of Suffolk. New York , on the 20th day of February. Jflfifl at 10:15 o ' clock in the fo renoon (Eastern Standard Time) on that dav . the premises directe d hv said rude-merit to he sold and therein described as follows: ALL that certain piece or par- cel of land, together with the buildintrs and improvements there - on erected , situate , lying and be- inir at Mastic , Town of Brook- haven , County of Suffolk and State of New York , known and desig- nated as Lots 114GG and 114(17 and 114(18. and the South % of To * llino on a certain map en- titled. \Man of Mastic Park , Sec- tion 7A. \ which said marr was filed in the Office of the Clerk of Suf- f olk ( \Minif y on Julv 9 . 1925 as Man ir7nfi , bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the east side of Milford Avenue . 500 feel north of its intersection wilh the north side of Boonar Street ; (hence North 0 degrees 29 minutes West along east side of Milford Avenue 70 feet : thence South 88 dee-roes 59 minutes East thru Lot 1MC9 . 100 feet; thence South 0 decrees 29 minutes East 70 feel ; thence North 88 degrees 59 min- utes West Kin feet to the east side of Milford Avenue , the point or place of beginning. TOGETHER with the appurten- ances and all the estate and rig hts of ihe mortgagor in and to said premises. TOGETHER with all the right , title and interest of the mortga- gor in and to the land in the bed of the street or highway in front of or adjoining said premises; and together with all fixtures and art- icles of personal property now or hereafter to be used in connection with the premises , all of which are covered b y this mortgage. SU B.J F. CT to zoning and other municipal ordinances and to cove- nants , restrictions , easements and agreements , if any, of record onl y insofar as they affect the prem- ises. Dated: January 12 . 1900. WARREN M. nEl'TSCH , Referee SULLIVAN & ULLMANN Altornevs for Plaintiff Office & P. O. Address 2 Woodside Avenue Northport . New York SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK x NORTHPORT FED- : ERAL SAVINGS AND : LO A N ASSOCIA- : TION , : Plaintiff , : -against- : NOTICE : OF WILLIAM NEWMAN , : SALIC SMITHTOWN LUM- : BER CORPORATION , : GEORGE H. LEI'DE- : MANN. LESTER .1. : CRAWFORD A ND : FOUERT F. CRAW- : FORD , d/b/a CRAW- : FORD BROS., HEN- : RY LAX AND LOUIS : FAI.OINELLI. il / li a : F & L CONTRAC- : TORS , ROB KHT : MASSONAIDE AND : M A R IE MASSON- : AIDE , : Defendants . : In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made on the 7th dav of January , 1900 , and entered ill the Office of the Clerk of the County of Suffolk on the 11th day of January, 1900 , in the above entitled action , I , the under- signed Refere e in said judgment named , \ill sell at public auction at the front steps of the Town Hall at . South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chogue , T o w n of Brookhaven , County of Suffolk. New York , on ihe 29th day of February, J900 , at 10 o ' clock in the forenoon ( Eastern Standard Time) on that day, the promises directed h y ' aid judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: ALL that certain lot , piece or parcel of land , together with the buildings and improvements there- on erected, situate , ly ing and be- ing at Earmingville , Town of Broi'kli. \' . en , County of Suffolk , and S' ate of New York, known and designated as Lot 140 , \Map of Farmingvillo Acres , Sec. 2\ and filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Suffolk on January 10 , 1 950 a ' s Map No. 2510 . TOGETHER with the appurten- ances anil all the estate and rights of the mort gagor in and to said premises . TOGETHER with all the right , title and interest of the mortga- gor in and to the land in the bed of the street or highway in front of iiv adjoining said premises; and together with all fixtures and articles of personal property now or hereafter to be used in connec- tion with the premises, all of which are covered by this mort- gage . SUBJECT to zoning and other municipal ordinances and to cove- nants , restrictions , easements and agreements , if any. of record only insofar as they affect the prem- ises. Dated : January 12. 1900 . JACK STANISLAW , Referee SULLIVAN <v ULLMANN Attorneys for Plaintiff Office <v P. O . Address 2 Woodside Avenue Northport , New York GUEST OF HONORdfnU^'S friends and co-workers in Suffolk County De- partment of Public Welfare last week was Mrs. Grace . Forbes of Patchogue , center , shown re- ceiving gift presented in behalf of group by John L. Barry, commissioner of public welfa re. Mrs. Mae Sloane . left , director of famil y care , spoke of Mrs. Forbes ' line work and under- standing during 27 years with department. Af- fair was held at Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant in Oakdale. —Advance Photo Hoffmann , Calace Continued from page 1 , this section who allegedly paid off Merrill , and that Calace was involved with Merrill in a parcel of land , which was rezoned and sold at a huge profit. Mr. Silberling told newsmen Mr. Hoffman ' s plea of guilty could mean his finish as a lawyer. Dis- barment is not mandatory with a misdemeanor conviction. A certificate of conviction wi'l be forwarded to the Appellate division after Mr. Hoffmann is sentenced , Mr. Silberling said. As to any disbarment proceeding, against Mr. Hoffmann, Mr. Silber- ling stated , \I imagine the Suf- folk County Bar association will take action. \ Bar Association President Gor- don M. Lipetz pointed out a mis- demeanor conviction does not mean automatic disbarment. Mr. Lipetz said the bar association ' s board of directors \ will examine the facts before taking any action. \ Mr. Hoffmann , who was presi- dent of The Bellport National Bunk , was not re-elected to (he post at a meeting of the bank' s shareholders Tuesday night. He was , however , named chairman of the board. Executive Vice Presi- dent Dey C. Demurest succeed- Hoffmann as president. Mr. Calace , a licensed realty broker , could lose bis license as a result of his guilty plea. Mr. Sil- berling said . . that action would have to lie taken b y the Depart- ment of State. The imposition of a three-month jail sentence against former Wo ' fare Commissioner J. Milford Kir- kup, Jr., was postponed inde fi- nitely .Monday hv Judge Marke- wieh because Nassau Supremo Court Justice Frank A. Gulolta last Friday granted Mr. Kirkup a certificate of reasonable doubt , freeing him on bail pending the outcome of an appeal of his con- viction. Mr. Kirkup was convicted last October of charges that he allowed drugs earmarked for the Suffolk County home at I ' ap hank to he shipped to Friestadt ' s Drug Stor - in Bay Shore , which purchased ' .he drugs at lower than wholesale prices. Judge Markewieh inifiuM '' a three-month jail t< rm. but stayed the execution of the sentence :.. give Mr. Kirkup and his family time to move from his quarters at the county home. The trial of County Judge Lloyd P. Dodge , indicted along with two- co-defendants last October , on charges in connection with zoning matters in Brookhaven w h i 1 ¦ • Judge Dodge was county attorney four years ago , was tentatively set for February 10. Judge Dodge , who has taken a leave of absence with pay, bar, asked the Appellate division to dismiss the indictments. Mr. Sil- berling meanwhile , has asked th\ \Scandals \ Grand jury to hand in superseding indictments against Judge Dodge. Last Thursday. 17 witnesses, most of them builder. - i'lid developers , testified before (In- jury on the Dodge case. The jury meets again today. If the super- seding indictments are found b y the Grand jury, they may be re- turned next Monday. M(#mwhile , i n f o r m e d sources from Albany this week said Mr. Silberling will get. his request of ? 195 , 000 in funds to continue th e \Scandals \ probe through Marcii Ml , 1901. Mr. Silberling requested the additional funds two weeks <ig< > stating there wore still ave- nues of the four-year-old in- vestigation uncompleted. Village Election Continued from page I , this section for not seeking a second term \the pressure of business. \ he was recently appointed a unit manager wilh the E quitable Life Assurance Society. Mr. Parrott has served as a village trustee from April , 1958, to date. Prior to that he served as village manager for a period of two years. In 1950 he was appointed village clerk and served as such for six years. Mr. Parrott , who lives at 130 Carman street , Patchogue . with his wife and four children, has been active in local Democratic politics for the past 10 years . In 1957 he ran , unsuccessfully, for the posi- tion of town clerk for the Town of Brookhaven. He has held the position of committeeman with the Democratic organization on anil off for the past decade. He served as the secretary-treasurer of the Suffolk County ' Village Officials; association and the secretary of the New York State Association of City and Village Clerks. While solving as village clerk . Mr. Parrott earned his Master ' s degree in pliblic administration. Mr. Belzak said that a nominat- ing committee consisting of him- self , and Trustees Waldhauer and Michael Maleita was Conned last week and will meet regularly to determine th\ candidates for the coming election. The terms of Trustees Wald- bauer and William Newhain also terminate this spring. Mr. Belzak said a date for the '¦aucus has not been set and Vil- lage Clerk Salvatore Romeo added (b. -il the deadline date for filing elect ion petitions would be released within the next two weeks . On the other side of the politi- cal street. Patchogue Village Re- publican Leader Sal Scolto , said the Republican nominating commit- tee , which includes Bernard Burton and William T. Rogers , has been meeting Tuesday nights at Suffolk Republican head quarters in Blue Point and will continue weekly sessions until the candidates are chosen . Mr. Scotto said that the nomi- nating committee will come up with qualified men and a platform in the next few weeks. lie added lhat th \ Republican caucus will be held sometime in the latter part of February, but that no definite date had been set. The Patchogue Village board is presently in Democratic control , 7-0 . Commission Continue! from page 1 , this section declared : \The problems of the cost of education in Suffolk are urgent. The general economy is seriously threatened while the stu- dent population continues to in- crease wilh almost unbelievable rapidity. One of the reasons for the situation is that there has been no official coordination of the needs and problems of the 90 or more separate school districts—or of these districts with the private schools. There exists no official re- liable source of research and in- formation about educational affairs on an overall county pattern , whereby the problem of any one district may be eoiisidered in re- lation to the whole educational setup. \ In his opening message to the board January 1. Mr . Dennison asserted Suffolk taxpayers must foot the bill for 95 new schools and additions to existing schools within the next five years . BIRTHS SOUTHS.I)K HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Art hue Durrian- sky of Oakdale , a son , Decembei 20 . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Caron of Oakdale , a son , December . 'id . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piazza of Ro ' iikonkoma , a son. December . '10 . Mr. and Mr s . Arthur Dulli '-ld of Ronkonkoma , a daughter , January 1. Mr. and Mrs . Nunzio Pi. -ani of Sayville , a daughter . Januar y 2. Mr. and Mrs. John St rack of Bohemia , a son , January 4. Mr. and Mrs. J.dm ' Trinkwald of Sayville . a daughte r , January . Mr. ' and .Mr-. Jo-.'ph MaeLe ' llaii of Sayville , a daughter , January i. Mr. and Mr- - . Joseph poller of Bohemia, a daughter . .January 1. Mr. and Mr- . Marvin We ' ll/, of Bellport , a son , January 5. Bird Count Continued fro m page I , this section and comp iler of the results, the area was divided into eight sepa- rate sections , each to be covered by a separate party. The parties were led bv G . S. Kavnor. Lcrov V. Wilcox. \ Mrs. Ruth Porter , Paul Stoutenburg, Daniel M. Schaeffer , Arthur P. Cooley, William F. Nichols , and Mr. Pulcston. The lfi-milo circle, centered in the South Manorville area , covers a variety of terrains, including open ocean , beach and dunes , salt bays , salt and fresh water marshes , woodlands , open fields , and resi- dential areas . Among the rarities observed during the day were such unexpected species as: Redpoll , a visitant from the subarctic; pere- grine falcon; blue-winged teal, which normally winters in the southern states; sora , clapper and king rails; American egret , which also winters in the south; ruddy turnstone; gadwall . a species of freshwater duck never before ob- tained on the census: and mock- ingbird. Also noteworth y was the increase in the cardinal population , now a well-established resident on the South shore , and the many evening grosbeaks, winter visitors from the north which are now here in unusually large (locks. This: annual census is part of the Christinas Bird count conduct- ed b y the National Audubon s'o- cicty. Initiated in l' . iim b y the emi- nent scientist. l)r. l' ' iank M. Chap- man . I lie I 'lirislinas count ) I , - I - grown into the outstanding annual event for some 8 , 00(1 amateur and profe ssional ornithologists all ovei the United Stales , Canada, Mexico . .A laska and Hawaii. In eveiy ca e, the la-inile ilium: t \r circle must lie covered within a single 24- hour period; any day hetwei n He- ceiiilier 2-1 and January . \ may he selected , depending upon the local weal her coiulii ions . The reports are all compiled and publish \ .| in the Audubon Field Notes . B y means \f this data , much inqior ' . . ml scien- tific information mi bir d popula- t ion I: mills is provided to natural- ists , biologists , fonsei'val i\':i -t s . ceologists , sp o ilsmen , ne leorolo- ' .. isls . and io: ny oiher- . In spile of (lie more . - - <- ieii 'iiic aspects of ill \ col,III. Ilo \' evor. the average parti ' -ipan! r eeanis n as an excit- ing spoiling event ! - eqnii ill\ all bis skill , endurance and pa tience; h\ will be afoot dining .-very moment of daylight , and even dur- ing the hours of daikiiess he will In listening iulcnliy for owl calls , hop ing- (,, add one mole species to his list and hie::!: bis former re- cords . And occasionall y be is re- warded b y th \ thrill of finding a rare or unusual species which will he a \first \ for his area. This winter. I lie ornithologi sts , of Cen- tra) Sull' olk cm claim a numliei of such \lir-ts \ for their list. 2nd Jury Continued from page I , this section Silberling told newsmen, \Thi: jury wi!) take up new matter which 1 cannot disclose , \ was hi only comment to reporters ' ques- tions on just what the new \Scandals '' jury would take up. The special prosecutor said lie old \Scandals \ panel , which ha. returned many indictments against public officials and some privut. citizens , plus severa l presentmenl- i riticiziug some weakness - in gov ernmeiit, \ will remain in exislaiai until their work is completed. \ \'INiey will han dl e a n y un- finished b u s i n e s s , cuncernin, te e nseives with matters partially . - nil previously preM iiled to them , ' Silberling said. When the original pane] w:i: activated in June , r, '50 , they wen -bov ' .ii a list of Hi; name ; of pro sportive 'i' fenilar! s , plolllinelll \1 fill ' holders . police , attorne;, . , iiiid other peopl\ , and then ques- tioned about any \ossible relatim, ships with tho o on the hi . \Ther will be no li - i , this time , \ Silher- iing said. Cromarty Continued from page 1 , this section Thursday from the opening of the I' . 'Oil legis ' ative session in Gov. Rockefeller ' s p lane and Had the opportunity to dis cuss the Suffolk ••Scandals \ investigation with the governor . Stale Republican Chair- man L. Judson Morhouse ami Mr. Rockefeller ' s aides . Concerning the extension of Mr. Silberling ' s investigation , the Suf- folk Republican leader explained: \Without knowing all the facts , I sinip ' y cannot mak • a decision on whether Mr. Silberling ' s proposed new investigation would wan-ant th.e outlay of another $195,000. \ Mr. Cromarty said last week: \The governor , Mr. Morhouse and I as well as several of the gov- ernor ' s assistants spoke generally of everything from the county ' s political position in this election year to a discussion of our fami- lies . We did not, of course , reach any conclusions but we all came to know each other better. \ E. E. Hawkins Continued from page 1 , this section member of South Side lodge , F. and A. M. He is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Alice Fuhrmann of Queens Village ; a son , Eugene, of Bound Brook , N. J., and his brother Ralph R. Hawkins of East Patch- ogue , who was former PELCO general superintendent. Services were held Tuesday at the Patchogue Congregational church , conducted by the Rev. Stuart W r . Van Cott , \ with inter- ment in Cedar Grove cemetery under the direction of C. W. Ruland Sons , Patchogue. Name Sadofsky Continued from page 1 , this section $1,000 per year. Four men are still to be named tc the recreation commission. Their salaries are. expected to be about $3, 000 pet- year. Supervisor August Stout , Jr , said the move was made to cut expenses and coordinate activities. The recreation commission is em- powered to develop the recreation progra m under the supervision of the town board. Dull moments end when yoi. get your hands on The Patchouu f Advance news and advertisements , fresh from the printing pre«s. 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