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Nk !/-r J'.''\V.^ '.•A-'/.V^/--\ jr^r\''_• vL^/\'\'•' -!i;-'' !• -\;:'•':•' ,. \J-'''-''. ':'-.•'• v . .\f./ '' :$^^^/..^^::.r^i'^-.-\ -:/^\:••;;;'%:...;^•;•',;/ .'\/;y-\-\-' •''•-\. ''.-\%. • •• ''V V.'. '/•\ •. •-•'',''\• ^:^/j;y.;/.:?• j;';/,'/:/\.;7l:;.'•.'.;•''. %S '•' f '''' '' v,-. TO EQ.U^L THE QUALITY AND VALUB YOU WILL FIND AT ALLEN CARPET SHOPS ... JYOU WANT CAkPEtlNG THAT LOOKS LIKE A MILLION ... YOU WANT CARPETING THAT WEARS LIKE A JEWEL... THEN WHETHER Y6U PLAN TO SPEND SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS OR ONLY A FEW DOLLARS OR SO ALLEN CARPET SHOPS HAVE YOUR CARPET* WHATEVER YOU PAY, YOU WILL FIND YOUR HAPPY CARPET CHOICE AMONG ALLEN'S COMPLETE SELECTiON bF^XMOUS BRANDS. YpQlL BE HARPY TOO — KNOWING THAT YOU BOUGHT PERFECT CARPET . * * THAT WILL BE PROPERLY INSTALLED. ,.&. BBBK OF FREZPORT, NEW YORK , SBWZR DISTRICT/NO. 15 NOTIOB IS BZRSRY OIVZN 'that tha i%^;, . Board of Sewer Cpmmlaslonera of 'VlH&?e of Fraapprt^ N.Y*^ haa made am aawaamant of tha benefit* conferred upon 'the land: and real wtate In Lateral Sew& er Dletrlat No. 15 In aald VHIaxe by reaaon of the construction and Inatalla- t&on of the lateral aewer ayxtem In aald Sewer Dlatrlet No. 15, which aaaeaMnont I* In. proportion to benefit which' the -respective lot* andyparcel* of land and real eatate have.'received by reason of such Improvement; .and that such ap- portlonment and .aMeaement roll 4a on (He 1% the office of ;the Village Clerk of aald Village, where the aalme la open to lnai*ectlon by all persona Intereated: and that aald board of Sewer Cdmmlsalonera will hold a nubile hearing for the pur- powe \of reviewing auch apportionment and aaacaameht roll at the Municipal Building, 46 North Ocean Avenue In the 'Village of Freeport, N^ew York, at 8:00 P.M., .on the'Sth day of December 1950, and. that at such time an.d place aald Board of Sewer Commlasloner* will hear all persona desiring to be heard with re- spect thereto and will hear all objections to auch apportionment and aMessmont roll. » That the following Is a description of the boundaries of Lateral Sewer District No. 15 In said Village* .BEGINNING at a point In the easterly line of West Side Avenue distant One Hundred (100*) Hn. ft. southerly from the southerly aide of , Atlantic Avenue, when measuerd along the easterly aide of West Side Avenue; thence running east- erly and parallel with the aoutherly side of Atlantic Avenue One Hun- dred (100*) Hn. ft.; thence running southerly and parallel with the east- erly line of Woat Side Avenue and distant One Hundred (100') lln. ft. therefrom, when meaaured at right angles thereto, along the rear of the properties fronting the eaaterly side of West Side Avenue acroaa Ray Street, Cedar Street and continuing to a point which would be One Hundred (,100') Hn. ft, northerly from the northerly line of Caalno Street, when meaaured at right angles thereto; thence running westerly and parallel with the north- erly line of Casino Street to a point In the easterly line of Wegt Side , Avenue; thence running souther^ and along the easterly line of West Side Avenue Twenty. (20*) lln, ft. to a point which would be Eighty (80') lln. ft. northerly from the northerly line of Caalno Street, when measured along the easterly line of West Side Avenue; thence running westerly aero a a West Side Avenue and along the division Hne between the properties now or formerly of Dorothy DeRoth and H. Burden, One Hundred (100') lln ft, to the prop- erty now or formerly of John J. Randall; thence running northerly and along the easterly boundary of the property now or formerly*, of J«h% J. xt&nd&H to a point which would b*. On*! HuodMd (100') lln. ft, northerly from tha northerly line of Caalno Street, wheh-meaaured at:right angle: thereto; thence run- ning' waatarly and parallel with tha northerly line of Oaalno Street saoroaa St. Marka/Avanua and eon- .t|nuln%,\to a point whloh would ba One Hundred* (100') Mm ft* weatarly from the weatarlj;Mine of St/ Mark*'; ^Avenue, when meaaured at rlgh an^ glea thereto: thbnce running north- , arly and parallal with ,the wa*tarly line of St* Marka Avenue aoroaa . Cedar Street, .Ray Street and con** tlnulng northerly to a. point whleh would' be 'One Hundrao/ -(100*) lln, ft* aoutherly from the aoutherly aide of Atlantic Avenue, when meaaured at right'angles thereto; thence run- Ming, eaatetly and parallel with the Miqutherly line of Atlantic Avenua acroaa St,,Marka Avenge,/Weat]Side.. Avenue and .to a point In the eaat-' erly ll.ne of Weat Side Avenua walch ' aald point would be One Hundred (^00?) Hn, ft. acuthefly . from \ th* aoutherly lino of Atlantic Avenue* when meaaured along ,the eaaterly line of Woat Side 'Avenue,, the point or place of beginning, EXCEPTING from the foregoing de- acrlbed property eo much aa baa been aaeeaBed for trunk aewera aa ahown on the aaaeaBment roll thereof Hied In the office.qf tho Clerk of .the Village of Freeport %n the 22nd day of December 1@4@, \• ' ' \...'.'\' THEODORE ». LANO HICSABL J. COFFBY BDWARD ». VOBLKER * Board of Sewer Commfaalonera of the Inc. VHlage of Froeport, NY. Dated: Nov. 10, 1950 Attest: * BDMIJND T. CHESHIRE, Village Clerk 2t-Nov. 28-30 ag@\io;^ w4\^l&i'^ S Human Conduct* Athena 'Department of Human Rela- . with AIM. Jonn iy^ Dbdd aa obaimum, aoonBoted/a; 'meetmg of the Athena Olub ln,:tHie visual tlon room of #ie .Seaman ave. Monday/aMenibon. MM. Dodd sppka on \Mexican' Nationality • Ihfluenbes on the American -Way o% Life.'! She talked especially about. the migrant groups\ of Mexicans who come ? into ithe. United States \for seasonal ?M»k. She said they did aheep'^heaang k& »ie northwest, worked on beet sugar farms iqjUie central ^states and. veg- etable and fruit |f arms In'the sputh. Mrs. Dodd said they were content wMJh life aa. t^iey Jlye It and workiiig in the States does not/seem to In- spire them, to. iaappove their con- ditions \by- becoming .educated/or having th*lf\ children educated. Oommuntty Service groups of Mrs. Robert ^ P. Monkolt Is Now .the* 4lne curtain haa been dropped 6a the -local palgn; the big ; sport in the acholMiMd elide is basketball r tlpn \expepted' tp\be , at ' a\ high' ; level:'' this -'season.' \' ' •'•' ''\\\\''\' '•' SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK IRMGARD AMITA BUEFFEL GREETINGS: WHEREAS, CLARA A. BUEETEL who realdea at 12 Abrama Place, Lynbrook, Naaaau County, New York has lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our County of Nnaaau, to have a certain Inatrument In writing bearing date the 2?th day of July, 1949 relating to both real and peraonal property proved aa tha Laat Will and Teatament of VIN- CENT BUEFFEL deoeaaed who waa at the time of hla death a resident of 12 Abrama Place, Lynbrook, In aald County of Naaaau, THEREFORE, you, andi each of you, are cited to ahow cauae before the Sur- rogato'a Court of our County of Noa- The Salvation Army 70-77 Ohnroh Street FRZEPOBT, L. I, Sr.-Maj. & Mrs. E. W. Newton Officers In Charge 8UNDAT SERVICES 10:00 A,M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Hollnea* Meeting Q*30 PAX. Yotm* People 8:00 P.M. • Evening Service' WEDNESDAY 8:00 P.M. MId-veek Prayer Meetln ohalrman/will meet. Monday to com- plete', stuffed • toya for dJatrlbutlon In inatltui^ons as /Christmas' gifts to children. The following Monday afternoon the Ohoral pepartnient, Mrs. Robert N, Fillmore, chairman, will give its Ohristmas program. Sisterhood Bazaar Starts on Saturday The annual bazaar of the Sister- hood of Congregation B'n&i Israel will be opened at 1 P.M., In the ves- try room of the church, and con- tinue through Tuesday night. Kid- die Day will be observed Saturday, with. motion pictures, games and prizes. Monday afternoon's feature will be a cake sale. Tuesday night an auction sale will conclude the bazaar. Luncheon will be served each day, and a snack bar will \be open evenings. Committee chairman for the bazaar are Mrs. Abraham Parkoff, Mrs. Samuel Fishklnd, Mrs. Leon Nelson, Mrs. Leon H. Lovitt and •. • .out. of 'eight' letter#»h In the thlok- the ghqre last year's 'top aporer/ 18^^ 01 the4@49-GO oomblne. 7:30 PJ*. Ladle*' Home League All Are Welcome aau, at the Surrogated Court, Naaaau County Court House, at MIneola In the County of Nassau, on the 20th day of December 1950 at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that date why the aald Will and Testament should not be admitted to probate aa a Will of real and per- aonal property. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have cauaed the aeal of the Surrogate's Court of our aald County of Nassau to be hereunto affixed. L.8. WITNESS, HON. LEONE D HOWELL, Surrogate of our said County of Naasau, at the Surrogated Office, at MIneola In the said County, the 8th day of November one thousand nine hundred and fifty. EVERETT C. FURMAN Clerk of the Surrogated Court Schweitzer and Hill Attorney for Petitioner, Office & P. O. Address 371 Sunrise Highway Lynbrook, New York 4t-Nov. 16-Dec. 2 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH No. Grove 8t. at BanAaM Ave. STJNDA? SCHOOL 9 MATINS SpRVIOZ 9 A.M, PREACHING 10:45 GUEST PREACHER Mrs. Bernard being assisted women. Frisch. They are by a staff of 50 Lou's Floor Waxing Service Homes \ Offices - Stores Rree Estimates Given MassapeqUa 6-3723-R Painting - Paperhanglng Oarpenter Jobbing Labor $1.00 an hour CHARLES BRONNER PLACE COST ACCOUNTANTS TO MEET PLAN ORGANIZATION MEETING A Long Island Chapter, National Association of Cost Accountants, is to be organized at a meeting to be held In the Garden OM? SOte^ Garden Clity, Tuesday, following a supper to be served at' 7 pan. The meeting will be called to order at 8, Much preliminary work has been done by an organization committee headed by Harold None. NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT: NASSAU COUNTY, THE NASSAU COUNTY NATIONAL DANK OF ROCKV1LLE CENTRE, Plain- tiff a. ngalnut SEW ELL E. SMITH. JR., cL »!., DcfondtmtH. In pursuance of n judgment of fore- closure and a»lc mndo and entered In the above entitled action, dated the 10th dhy of November, 1950, I, the under- alined, the Referee In said judgment namod, will sell, at public Motion to the highest bidder,, on the front step* of the Municipal Building, College Place, Rock- villa Centre, Nassau County, .New York, @K$h? Bth day_of January; 1061, at ten o'clock\ In the forenoon, the premlneB directed by said judgment to be sold, being a parcel situate in the Incorpor- ated Village of Froeport, Naaaau Coun- ty, New York, on the east aide of Gor- don Place 108.83 feet north .of Atlantic Avenue, 45 feet front by 51.41 feet In the rear by 95.84 feet In depth on the North by 05.5 feet In depth on the South, and more particularly described In aalo judgment, Dated:' November 14th, 1060. ROBERT KOPPLB, Referee. SULLIVAN & 60HOLLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 41 Front Street, Rookvlllo Centre; N.Y. ' - 6t-Nbv. 28-Deo. 28 . Dave ?ea?8al2r U» R«l DeyUs* great fenlsve ace, aeems to ^ hitting nig ^sit again: after an ankle injury^ forced nkn to ; sidelines, for the majority of .the last!.;, &rsanhaa%;ecovei^ | J jury' and . npK fleshes hla v old\9X*eed\ and < wizardry. Pearsall,. an aU;<ounty.,; , *»».»» two.years,ago, b*&& filially found the }, scoring touch',that' eluded' hint' duMng the ..^^, ^^st years.. ''• •. //•/ •'\' v •• \• j,' -.- v' \ ' ^*^* Freepomt'a ke^r offensive threat returns in the person of diminutive. Freddy Pell\ : man. The -spe^d^/ scoring 'Specialist, lias / . added somd new shots to nla / vast reper- . toire. Fellman was 'lijated ampnk the ..top five scorers last .year anq .will be up near . . =the top this year. j / Towering alx-five Jay Sohmidt Is also ppefpared to supply the needed board strength and scoring punch. The powerful plvotman la In hia fourth season of varsity competition and it is hoped that he will reach the stardom that has been predicted for him. Dave Jones, a first team operator laat season, finds himself strug- gling <to retain this berth. Jones, possessor of a smooth one-hand shot, is competing with a pair of last year's reserves for the remaining start\ ing posts. John Morgan, a slxnthree rebound specialist, and Joe Anitros, an aggressive ball hawk, are hustling into contention for a first string position. Also expected to see considerable notion are Hugh Zrwln and Al Soopinich, a paJir of slxnthree operators up from the junior varsity. Char- lie Ondordonk, a steady left-handed performer from last season's re- serves, should see considerable action. The remaining berths have been filled by Howie Waszmer, Emll Lauck, George Dragonetti, Phil Roberts, Bert Campbell, Bart Sheard and Gene Carlisle. All performed for last year's jayvee except Waazmer l,who was a varsity, reserve. Other leading contenders for the 8J3.A.L. crown are Bewanhaka, Baldwin and Mepham. SeWanhaka, winner of Section One last year, has Ohris Harris, a deadly set shot; Vinnie Kelly, a owlCt playmaker; Al Pugliese, a flashy ballhandler; Bob Donlon, six-four pivotman and Ron Comite, six-two irebbunder; for their starting five. Baldwin has a pair of junior aces 4n shifty Denny Miller end power- ful Bill O'Brien, Charlie Shaw and possibly Ed O'Rourke are also num- bered under returning veterans. Mepham has one of tihe tallest schol- astic arrays seen in many years. Their giants include six-six Don Nelson, six-four Vetter, and six-four Burkhard. Among the mldgeta on tlie squad are six-one Ed Nlckla, six-one Bob Meyer and a pair of six-footers, Greg Maushant and Sal DIPazlo. Long Beach's hoopsters, under the tutelage of former North Carolina star Bob Gersteln, are paced by two veteran luniors. lAttle Tommy Dc- Luca, an all- scholastic pick laat year and now in his third varsity cam- - — — , ^,__ *i— *.._*_ ** »#,,» ?»%», teams up wlith deadeye Harry Sachs, a six-*Mve junior, to give *the Beachers a oevastatlng one*tiwo attack. \\ 1 *MTWTW, ^M* WMV, **M*^t M 14t,t We ran a little bad luck last week as the Rutgera-Colgatq game waa cancelled due to the weather, 1%la was the game that was to be viewed by the winner of our football contest. Tlcketa for some .other game will be obtained for the winners. We know of a pair of former Freeport.hoopstsi's who ate now playing coHegkube-.'ya%ai*y ball. BULPodd la a key man on \the Colgate Red Raidera'while Gene Schaf fer Is a member of the varaity at the University of Vermont. More news on these boys later. FIRST CHURCH ... CHRIST, SCIENTIST FREEPORT, N.T. 'Siikday .86.rvioe,ll A. M. 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