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FOURTEEN T-H-E---L-E-A-D-E R THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1952 Sons and Daughters CM^Reyoliition Join in Tribute to Washington Ths Rev; Victor'M. Regan, reotbr .of St. George's Episcopal Church, Hempstead, preached ' the ^sermon at the sixth annual DjAJt. and 8. A.R. commemoration of George Washington's birthday Sun d ay afternoon, February 7.' at a vesper service in the church. An address of welcome was given by Julian D Smith, president of the Long Island Chapter, .SJKJR. H fit DIA.R. Chapters from Nassau and Suffolk Counties, and Long 'Island and Huntington ,SJLR. Chapters (participated in the service. The colors were advanced and re- tired by Mr. J. Ray Johnson, who carried the SJVJR. flag and Dr. Richard MoChesney, who carried the Stars and Stripes, 1?oth of whom are.former Presidents of the Long Island Chapter. Mrs. William P. Moore, Jr. carried the Buth Floyd Woodhull Chapter Flag, and her sister, Mrs. Douglas Colquhoun, the Stars and Stripes, both members of the Ruth^Floyd Woodhull Chapter. The flags of the other DJV.R. chap- ters were ;also carried. Mrs. Arthur Merrill Hulse, Chair- man of the Nassau-Suffolk Regents' Round Table, and Regent of the Suffolk 'Chapter of Riverhead, read the N names of the deceased mem- bers of both the D.AJR. and S.A.R. The Flower Pages were Miss Cam-1 Ilia Jan Redlich and Miss Beth Rhea Behari, members of the Eleanor Parke Lewis Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution, of the Lord Stirling Chapter, DoA.R. As each name of a deceased D.A.R. member was read, one of the Flower Pages placed a white carna- tion In a large vase, and a dark red carnation for each of the S.AJA. deceased members. For the Ruth Floyd Woodhull Chapter, the names were Mrs. Wil- liam E. Buckley, Mrs. Artihur Pennell and'Mrs. Frank E. Pitcher. The de- ceased members of the S.AJR. were -—Spencer B. Caldwell, Stephen W H-unt, Julian P. Lee, William K Tenney and Roy C. Greenleaf. The Reverend Regan-chose \as Jiis ext, \Render unto Caesar the things thai are Caesars* and unto God, the things that are Gods'.\ Tracing the important events In American His- tory, from the landing of the Pil- grims at Plymouth Rock, he spoke of the great courage and wonder- ful faith of men like George Wash- ington, Alexander Hamilton, Thorn- 15 A ct sliErom Talent Show '.:'-'-''••' ' ' Will Audition For Telecast /•' \ .... -..'. °, .,;.-..' ' Participants in 15 out pf the 32 acts put on at the talent show sponsored by the Episcopal Men j s Club Saturday night in the Freepdrt High Schooljireitp be auditioned for possible appear- ances on the Ted Mack Show, a record number. This was an- nounced by Arnold : Rittenberg, Mack's representative and one of the three judges, all of whom were professionals. Mr. Kitten- berg said the-arraylrol talent was so much above the average, that-it would be.absurcl to choose only one for an audition, and that therefore the three-who won prize money and 12 others would have opportunities, to attempt to qualify for a telecast. Picking the winners/hief^id, was a difficult task, lie added that the previous high, was \five from any one talent show. Alice JTurture, dramatic_sop£aiio PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LI- _conau GRL-1G32 has been issued to tho undenitiffhed to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail under the Alcoholic Bev- erage Control Law in a restaurant nt 3 Railroad live.. FrceiK>rt, Naanau County for on premises connumirtion.~ ARTHUR J. WHITEHEAD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- cense L-72 has been issued to the midi-r- algned to sell wine and liquor at retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control tiiw at 9 East Sunrise Highway, Frc«- 'porl, NiiBHau County, for off GBRA'LDINE ERWIG P \RHY Admx. Estate of Ethel DBA Fred M. Horrtgnn and daiighter of the Rey. Paul Vur- bure, padtor of the Windsor Avenue Gospel Church, Oceanside; and,l4rs. Vurture took first. honors 'and *$i60 with her singing of ''Pace' Meo Deo\ from Verdl's-opera- - Forza del destine.\ . She, had to rush from Newark, where she ap- peared on a religious , television program to make the' Freeport en- gagement. _^- - , Second honors went to Pa'ul FrerK zelas, former baritone sol&st of Christ Lutheran Church, who sang, 'Ole Man River.\ He received $10Q. Judy Miller, daughter of- Mr. and Mrs.\ Albert E. Miller and Ll wJiQge mother is one of the directors of the iPreeport Children's - 'Theatre 'reject, was awarded third prize of $50 for an intricate tap d^pce^Miss Vliller, a senior in 'the ^reeporf High School, recently won first honors in the annual William Olln- on Story Post, American\ Legion, prize speaking contest. tions will be given will be announc- edl ater, Mr. Rittenberg said- Others who appeared were Regina Menegaux, Scotch aword dance; i Judy Brown, Betty Poster and Elea- nor Grimm, the Sophisticate sing- ing team; Jacqueline Einsel, pianist; Jerry Hartnetft, puppet show; Kathy Json, Diane Mohrman and Bob Pet- rllak, flash tap; Margarete Fellen- steiner, singer; Ellen Nuzzolo, Ac- cordion} Marleigh Chandler and Kathryn Meyer of Preeport High School, towirlers; Marjorte Camp- bell, singer; Susan ^ Brown, L mime and acrobatic dancer; Mai- calm Scherz, pianist; Pat Laino, singer and Joanie Breidenback, tap dancer. Also Bill Parsons, singer; Michael Lalnp, uke^ player and singer; Jan Reiter and Eileen Summers, vocal ,duet; Norman Mack, magician; An- thony Prlmavera, singer; Carol Ann Meadows, tap dancer; Charles Hos- padura,, singer; Laurence Krenis, pianist; Judith, Roberta and Chris- tine Chisholm, tap dancers; George Honor, pianist -and harmonica player; Margie Anson, singer; Mar- cla Dickinson, singer > and yodeler; Barbara Juran, patricia Muller and Kennet/h Appei; .tap dancing team; Marshal Rivers, singer; Doralee Stanley, pantomime tap, and the Jsommets, a group of Hawaiian cfoncers. : Most of the acts were by juven- ile entertainers who came from all the villages along the south shore. Raymond W. Young was master of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- ense-L-128 has been issued to the under- signed to sell wine and liquor at retail under the Alcoholic B«ver»Kt; Control Law nt,0$ W. Merrick rd., Freeport, Nassau ^County, for off premiflen con- Humption. HARRY EBBETS. Wine and Liquor* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- cense 6RL-3517 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail in a rentiiurant under the Alco- holic Beverage Control Law at 37-31* Railroad ave.. Freeport, Namiau County for on premises consumption. PAUL LOMBARDI and / BEATRICE GANNOTTI DBA Capri Restaurant •'T-I-'t-b. 21-28 The 12 other acts for which, audH-^remonies r -and the music was un- the direction of Ros$ E. Keegan. UsSheret/tes were Beverly Bates, Nancy and Sally Dumper, Jeanne and Valerie Edwards, Susan Hart, Hopkins, Joan Martz, Nancy and Nancy Sutermeister. The event was given to' raise funds for building fund of the church li is nearing completion, and as \ was a large turnout, officers he club hope that the journal $ate netted at least $1,000. sh'ow -was under tine direction yton Ware. Bert Air was the an..... ./... .. , .-7= . ...-.- -. -.- as-Jefferson, James Madison, An- drew Jackson and/Abraham Lincoln, they were true to God and true to -country-^the- faith crf—Our_JCathera.. During the Coffee Hour following the service, the Reverend Regan ehpoke Informally of the history, of St. George's Church, -which IB cel- ebrating its 350th anniversary this year, having been founded in 1702. St. George's Church at Hempstead, __ _ __ cradle of the Episcopal faith on \siaJugiiter on Tenth Long Island^woa established hi 170B, Judy Miller-and Georeo-KahdUorig\; Senior Varsity Show Will Be Given Twice, There will be two performances of the Senior Variety Show of the Freeport High School in the school auditorium, one this aKernoon at 3:30 o'clock for the students, and another for the 'general public on Saturday night at 8:30. ~ Music will be provided by Bobby LeDrew and his orchestra and therg -will-be 30-aots^lUie-class^ong^^afelL Me Wlhy,\ the lyrics for which were composed by Robert Veitoeeck jrtll the strains of a popular of that name. Dean Maittaj NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN that La- cunae RL-5«<13 huw been issued to tho under-signed to sell ,wine iind liquor at retiiil under the Alcoholic Beveruue Control Lnw nt ^6 Brooklyn nvc.. Fret*- l>ort, NuMBau County for off premiHt-H conHumption. P. & J. PALACONIA, DBA Stittion Liquor Shop 2T-F«b. ^«-Mch. 6 King\ and \ John Merrill are De masters of ceremony/The fea-- wUl include a musical comedy, lbo y s doing a Hoola, Hoola Dancfe, finale, \Afrfcan J W«d= -! a local hall by George Kieth,.a_nussl6nary from -England. \^Rie church has many prized possessions—a charter grant- SMSTS £.*-£ ^ * sented by Queen Anne in the-JTOO's. dent direcytor <* toe slxaw ' He ^ present church edifice was built and_ls of Colonlal-mrchitec- ture. Thejweathervaiie^Iat^ott-its Tr^s^ J d,pn_.the-100^o6t,Eteeplej)f izirlhx^donefcSt^^^ whiQfoLjda'ted from 1735. It bears~the scares dMjullets-fifed from the nius--TV • e i._ • „ kets of the British Jfed Coato'during -Uesigner.pt Intenors the-Revoiution; — ^ To Address Athena Club St. George's Church has had but Mls3 Eleanor Pepper, head of the 16 Actors in the 250 years, the Rev. DQparb ment of Interior Design ot Victor M. Regan, being, the six- prM Ins titute, BfoOklyn, will speak teentfc. i ' at a meeting of the Athenla Club in the Seaman .Avenue School auditor- ium Monday at 2 o'clock sponsored by the Art Department. Mrs. Peter J. Guthy, ;the department chairman . Grade: James Cai^well, Patricia: Cookr_Dianne Cooke, Don- ald Cirmack, Randy (Drain, Mary Emerson, Joan Garbo, Robert t; Oharles Hines, Dale Klar, 1-Thomas krewsbn, Gilbert Kotchfortl, William 1 Rubin and Dar- Pocahontas Councils Hold -Union Meeting ..• Blazmg Star \Council Degree ot (Eocahontas, v was represented at a union meetj trict held-1 of councils In the dls- the- rooms of Tomah Council, Hempstead, Tuesday night, ''.-February 19. Plans for the event were made'at the semi-monthly meeting in Jun- ' lor Order Hall; last Thursday night. ; it '' also r was .decided to hold a card' •''party.alter the meeting on Thurs- : V day: night, March 27. ''••'•\ (Mrs. Frances Kiederluig, who was :•- absent when the other officers were ;: \ installed, was inducted as second '^ani^cnfi-'^v-'.^'''''^-' 4 '''! 1 \\---- * • --'--/- . f j.V»Mis.' Gladys ^Crueger, .pf-Tullala- V•: loe \•' Coiincili ' Inwood/- was at the Huey> will preside. JMias Pepper .will discuss the co- ordination of achitect and. Interior Designer in planning homes- and public buildings. 'She was the in- terior designer for the U.N. Build- ing in Lake Success, the new library of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, of which she is a gradu- ate, the Bell -Telephone and Stan- dard Oil Buildings. 'Reliable and Dependable /La'dy would' like Baby Sitting. Evenings Experience with Refereces.. Call: ANN WARNER BABY SITTING EReepprt 8-3622-J , -r* f - , - h Honor, RoD AtlArcher Street f illiamson Announces Outstanding Pubils In Third Six- Weeks*. Period Orior pupils in the third, fourth, fifth !ind sixth grades of the Arch- errrSt*eet--schoolHfor— th^- weeks — six of the current school year were lannounced this week by Clay- ton Williamson, principal. Pupils for honorl^Jtoll are as follows: the high NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- 6L-105 HUH been in«Ueil to tht> to sell wine and liquor at ret nil under the Alcoholic Control^ Lnw at 101) W. SunrlHe wuy, Fix-opart, NIISKHU County for off l>rtjmisen consumption. ~ HERMAN EISHNBERC; ' I>UA Freeport Spirits Co. •2T-Feb. -JS Mch. 6 NOTICE IS HEREBY *UIVEN that Li- conso L-5S10 has been Issued to the un- dersigned to soil wine and liquor at re- tail under the Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol Law at 366 Atlantic avenue, Free- port. Nassau County for off premised consumption. (J. A. SEAMAN DBA Geortf* A. Seaman Wine & Liquor 2T-Feb. 21-28 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thiil Li- cunBe GftL-3291 him bt-en i8t»ue<l lo \\(v undorwlitned to Hell beer, wine anil liquor nt retail under the Alcoholic BrveniKc: Control Law in n reatuurant at 38 South Main, St.. Fropeort. N«B»au Couniy/for -on t*ramlm+m oooi«u«nt*tloi>.' •.' . _. „._ , ' MICHAEL & ANNA TOTH DBA Preeport Bar & Orlll NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- cense GRL-S has been !s»ued to the un- deraiRned to sell beer, liquor and wine at retail In a restaurant under the Alcoholic\ Beverase Control Law at 268 East Merrick road, Freeport. County of NjiBsau, for on premises consumption. Thomas Prlmavera, Executor of Estate of Anthony Primavera DBA Prlmavera's Tavern 2T-Feb. 21-28 - KOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ll- enne 6RL-3944 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer, wine and liquor .at—rotAil..~under-.-the-~Alcohalic.-..Baveraffe Control Law In a\ restaurant at 1 W. Sunrise Highway, Freeport, Nassau Coun- ty for on premises consumption. GLEN C. B&AKELY & GLEN W. BLAKE1.Y DBA Glenn Blakeleys ' 2T-Feb. 21-28 PUBLIC NOTICES :NQTICE»IS HEREBY GIVEN that u- cenrie 6RL-3358 has been Jsnued to the underaigncd to sell beer, wlne-and Jiquoy at retail In n restaurant under the Alco-* holic Bevernpre Control Law at 171 \W. Merrick rd.. Frecjiort. Nassau County, for on premises consumption. Free-port Lodtro 1253 BiP.O. Elkn 2T-Ft?b. ^8 Mch. fi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thut Li- centte (JRL-4R30 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail under the Alcoholic Severn ire Control Law in B— restaurant at 10 Brooklyn ave., Freeport, Nassau County for on premises consumption. TOM •(!. SING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ll- ense GRL-4265 hat) been issued to the undesigned .to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail under _.J,he Alcoholic Beverage Control Law in a restaurant at 20 South Main St., Frefcport, Nassau County, for on premises consumption. AUGUST BAUERMEISTER DBA The Stop NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- cense 6RL-3439 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail in a restaurant under the Alco- holic Beverage Control Law at 6 Church street, Freoport. Nassau County for on premises consumption. ANTHONY CELENTANO DBA The Golden Gloves 2T-Feb. 21-28 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- cense 6-RL-3369 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer, wlnu and, liquor at retail In a restaurant under the Alco- holic Beverage Control Law at 108 W. Merrick roud, Freeport, Nassau County for on premises consumption. EDWARD L. HONG 1 DBA Savoy Inn- NDTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN thut Li- cense 6RL-2622 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer wine and liquor at retail in a restaurant under the Alco- holic Beverage, Control Law at 25 South Grove street, Free-port, Nassau County for on prorrilBes consumption. HARRY WIKMAN DBA The Aquarium. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Lhat Li- cense 6RL-1910 has been issutnj to the undersigned to sell beer, wine and liquor at retail in a restaurant under the Alco- holic Beverage Control Law at 159 North Main street, Freejwrt. Nassau County, for on premises consumption. George Bohleh and Adam Keil DBA North Main St., Bar & Grill PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given of the forma- tion of a partnership known as NAGEL'S SERVICE STATION, to conduct the business of gasoline and automobtlfl service station at No. 450- Nassau Road, Qoo<av«lt, - No»' York, - In which firm -z^onurd,-W. X*ma*l^*>t Nb. '28D P*rk ave- nue* > Itoff«eVolt.\-New YtirJc. ' 'nnd.<-Harx« y J. Na^e! pf No. 817 Davis Avenue, Unlondale, New York, are general part- ners and Ferdinand J. Nagel of No. 123 Lincoln Avenue. Roosevelt. New York, Is the limited partner ;-that the contribu- tion of the limited partner amount* to tho sum of $16,000. and the contribu- tion of the general partners is $2,500.; that the net profits are to be divided ai follows: Forty f$40) Dollars per week to the limited partner until he has re- ceived the total sum of $16,000., and the balance between the general partners. In the event of death of the limited part- ner before payment to him of said sum of $15,000. then his wife to be substi- tuted in his place and stead; upon t^iej death ot both the Jim!ted_.partner—and. his wife prior to payment of $15,000. aforesaid, Interest of limited partner to be terminated; In the event of death of general partner, the surviving general partner has the right to purchase de- cedent's interest. 6T-Jan. 24-Feb. 28 Oleary Joan .AJtoach, Ellen Alpertl MlcheaV Bexman, Jeanne BootliilCharles Brooks, TNIargaret Jean Er^harb; _ Stephanie .--Donald .Jaclcson^Glorla v -MarUyn Pearoei 'James Jctels,- »ylviir3Clranz, J ancLJane Tiithill. • PiTtft> -pradej Marjorde \Burkett Susan' Everett, Patrlca Fisher, Nor- man- Qoldsteln, Joan~Janls, Amy Kirsner, Nancy Lypscm. Sixth .Grade: Susan Baker, Lind- say Black, .John (Brown, William Bryant; ;Karen Doeschner, Mary Alden tlandorfer, Peter Poland, Dorothy , Bollo, Ellen Taylor and Cyrus Todd, - > ALICE'S PET SHOP FRESH BEEF 35c — HORSE MEAT 25c MJEPIES $5.00 Up Siamese Kittens, Sinking Canaries MANY THANKS Lou Grant Sharnial, -lhc~ Jack ~Lcff Jerry Bagatelle Harry Ebbetts House of Music Sid Abelson -.- Eddlfe Hurwltz -; Harry MagldSon Louis Curtain Shop Murray, Army-Navy Wav«rly Decorators Abe LitWak Bob and Betty Paul's Meat Market -Dave Levy - Regent -Dresses Spltzler's .... B flier's Restaurant S a met'a - Mrs. M. Schilling A&S-^Army- Navy., Milton Frelllch Fashion Shop Lehman Carpets Ian. J.\Murray \ George Stanley New Mode Hats Norman's Joe Goldblatt Milton Jacobson Freeport Drug Leonard Shop ^Danzigefs —Albert's SmartJihoea -Bill Barasch Abe Siegal Tom- DiGacomo\ Brfg._ er W. N«wton P,__aficL_M.rHigman - Ben Reiner WaUylGampbell\ Cord Vlebrock —Mayor-Bob Doxs'ee Dorothy Gordon \ EDDIE VASIL \&Tt&*&V&**fr*&**0 f *&*& f *&*'0 l ™'0^ FULL COURSE S U N D^Y DINNER .35 105 CHURCH ST., FREEPOItT, N.Y. '.' '•• ' i:,FReeport 8-4008 Auto Service Station : H BRAKES SERVICED - GAS , WEU>ING'- LTJlBRIOATION „ .: - - .. yFEecport 8-10404 ._ .. r- -1 Delicious Home-Style Cooking \Bring—The' Family , Breakfast Morris Carlisle's Clinch Dinngr CAFETERIA OF FR3BEPORT O , .NEVER .CLOSED Jr..,. ST.*. tiTfc^l •4$5te WS^ :4i,5,;p,-iiiLj-t THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1952 THE LEADER PAGE FIFTEEN PUBLIC NOTICE In conformity with authority con- ferred by law and upon recommendation of tho Planning Board of the Village of Freoport, the Board of Trustees o£ the Inc. Village of Freeport. N.Y., after n public hearing duly held on the 28th day of January 1952, in the Conference Room of tho Munoipal Building, 46 North Ocean Avenue, Frooport, N.Y. by unanimous voto passed a resolution closing the southerly end of South Long Beach Avenue and Richmond Place In tho Village of Proeport, described as follows: SOUTHERLY END OF SOUTH \ LONG BEACH AVENUE Bpfflnning at the point of inter- .•„ section of the fltjutherjy lino of Rich- mond Place with the westerly lino of South Long Bench Avenue, as phown on tho Hubdi vision map of Freeport Beach, Section I, surveyed October 19^4 by Smith & Malcolmaon. Inc., Civil Engineers, Freeport, L.I., thonco running easterly and around a curve having n radius of 37.50 linear feet to a point in the easterly line of South Long Beach Avenue; thence running southerly and along the easterly line of South Lonff Beach Avenue 120 phia or minus, feet to the northerly bank of Little Swift Creek; thence running westerly and along the northerly bitnk of Little Swift Creek GO, plus or mi- nua, feet to n point in the westerly line of South Long Beach Avenue; tlu-nce running northerly and along thu westerly line of South Long Beach Avenue 120, plus or minua, feet, to a point in the noutherly line of Rich- mond IMuce, the point or place of merit should not be admitted to probate aa a Will of real and-personal 'property. IN- TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have caused tho eeal of the Surrogate's Court of our aald County of Nassau to bo hereunto affbcod. L. a. WITNESS, HON. LEONE D. HO WELL, Surrogate of our said County of Nassau, at the Surrogate's Office, at Mlneola, in the said County., the 8th day of February, one-thousand nlno hundred and fifty-two. EVERETT C, FURMAN Clerk of the Surrog-ate'a Court Wordcn E. Winne _ Meadow Brook Nat. Bank Building Freeport, New York Attorney for Petitioner 4T-Peb. 14-Mar. 6 NOTICE OF SALE RICHMOND PLACE BEGINNING at the point of inter- sect ion of the westerly line of Soyth Long Beach Avenue with the souther- ly line of Richmond Plncu, 113 shown on tht_- Hulnlivinion map of Kroeport Bunch, Section 1 , surveyed October l'J'J-1 l>y Smith & Mnk'i>lmson, Inc., Civil Kntrint'ers, Krecport, L.I. ; thence running \ve.-iterly at right anglt>ti to South Luiiy IK-ncli Avenue and along tlii: southerly tuitt uf Richmond Plate i 'Hi liiiunr -,fi-et t<> the iioint of curve ; t hi- iiri* runiiiiLK around tin- curve on a riiiiiua of ft-1.33 linear feet, 75 plus or in in u. s, fed n> the end of the curve : the lire run nine north westerly still along the southerly line of Richmond 1'iac'o 1 ?o, plus or rninuH feet to the point of cur vi- of the cul dc nac; thonci; running around the cul de HUG on 11 curve having a radius of 30 lin- ear f«ist lo a point in the northerly lino of Richmond Place; thence run- ning Houtheatttrrly and along the northerly line of Richmond Place 160, plus or minus, feet to the point of curve ; thence running around the curvL* on a radius of 34.33 linear feet to a point at the end of the curve; thence running easterly at right angles to South Long Beach Avenue and along the northerly lino of Rich- mond Place to a point in the easterly line of South Long Baach Avenue^ thonco running; southerly and along tho wuatarly Una of South Loner Bench Avenue 50 linear <»«t to a P*>1\* » n ttia iMiutttarljr lino of Itlohmond Place, tho point or place of beginning. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the fore- going ordinance shall be entered In the minutes of the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Freeport, Nassau County. New York, and published In tho official paper of the Village and a print- ed copy thereof posted conspicuously in at least three public places in the In- corporated Village oi Freeport, Nassau County, New York, for at least ten dayo befora the same shall take effect. STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NASSAU, VILLAGE OF FREEPORT, us: I Edmund T. Cheshire,- Clerk of tho Village of Freeport, Nassau County, ..New_-York,—d'0-_herfiby. .certify. _thftt.. the foregoing is a truo and correct copy of a resolution duly adopted by the Board of Trustees of the said village at a regular meeting of the said Board of Trustees, after a public hearing duly called and held in the Conference Room of Ihe Municipal Building of the Vil- lage of Freeport, New York, on the 28th day of January, 1952, at 8:00 'o'clock in the evening, and of the whole tnere- of, as entered upon the minutes of oald Board kept by mo aa Village Clerk. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto »et my hand nnd affixed the corporate seal of said Village this 31st day Of January, 1962. Corporate Seal EDMUND:. T. CHESHIRE-' Village Clerk of the Incorporated Village of Freeport, New York SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION K^' m *^( THE PEOPI/E OF THE STATE OF- NEW^-YORK. TO , THERESA FURGOL..and any and all unknown persons whoso names or . pacts of whose names afttl and whose place or places of resi- dence aro unknown and 'cannot after diligent inquiry be ascertain- ed, distributees heirs-at-law and •next.of kin of said JOSEPH SER- TEK, also known at JOSEPH SATEK, deceased, ..and If any of the said above distributees named specifically or as a clasa be dead, their legal representatives, (heir husbands or wives, If any, distrib- utees and successors in interest whoso namc.fi and/or ~ placei of residence and post office addresses are unknown and cannot after dlli r * gent inquiry be ascertained, GREETINGS: WHEREAS, FRANK BEAMAN who re- sides at 310 South Long Beach Avenue, Freeport, New York has lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our County of Nassau, to have a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 20th day of September, 1951, relating to both real and personal property duly proved aa the Last Will and Testament of JOSEPH SERTEK, also known as JOSEPH SA- TEK, deceased. w,ho was at the time of his death a resident of 310 South Lonif Beach Avenue. Freeport, New York, In said County of Nassau\ THEREFORE, you, and each of you, are cited to show cause before the Sur- rogate's Court of our County of Nas- sau,—at the Surrojjato'n. Court,'County Court House, at Mlneola in the County of Nassau,\ on the 19th day of March, 1952, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day why the said Will and -Tcflta- SUl'REME COURT, ' NASSAU COUNTY The Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn againut Richard Alfred Domareat and others. Pursuant to judgment entered herein on February 4, 1962 I will .Bell at public nutctlon in the rotunda of the old Nassuu County Court House, Frank- lin Avenue MHnepla New York on March 28, 1952 at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon tho premises therein described aa fol- lows: All that certain plot pleca or par- cel of land with tho buildings and im- provementu thereon erected or to bo erected situate lying and being at Freo- port Town of Hempstead County of Na«nau and State of Now York ^kno and designated as and by tho Lo'ts No. 36, ;i~ and part of Lot No. 38 in Block No. '.i on a certain map entitled \Map of Freeport Park Terrace amending I'ark-Terrace situated in Town, of uail N.Y. surveyed July 1926 by Smith and Malcomaon, Inc. Civ. Eng'rs. Krncpnrt L.I.\ and filed In the Nassau County Clerk 'a Office on July 26 192G ;., Oh I Miip No. 361. New Map No. 2389 'iiiv,- more particularly bounded and described as follows: Ht'w inning ;tt a point on t he nor- 1 h.'i-ly t> i »le of Abby Road ui stunt 104- ,ii(i ii'i-i WL'Hterly from tho cornor form- e-ti by i.he intui-tiot-'tion of the northerly. stilu of Abby Road with the westerly sitlc of Smith Street; running thence northerly at right angles to Abby Ituiul I (10 foet: llicnce westerly par- allel wit h Abby Ho ad 53 feet : thence southerly and again at right angles to Abby road 100 feet to the northerly hide of Alihy Road ; thence easterly along the northerly aide of Abby Road Ml feet to the point or place of bo- LEGAL NOTICE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF NA3SAU Together with all right title and In- terest of the party of the first part in and to the land lying in the streets and roads in front of and adjoining said promiseH, Together with nil fixtures and articles of personal property In- cludinjc but not limited to stenm and hot-water boiler pipes radiators bath- tubs water-closets refrigerators gas and electrical fixtures ranges cal-peta ruga shades and all other furnishings in 't building eroctod upon the premises now or hereafter attached to or used in con- nection with the promises shall bo deem- o<l to bo and romntn nnd- form » part of Dated: February 4, 1062. Daniel Sullivan, Referee Hutton & Holahan, Attorneys for plnlntlff, 32 Court Strnet, Brooklyn, New York 6T-Feb. l4-Mar.-20 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE No. 3051/1961 SUPREME COURT NASSAU COUNTY: THE COUNTY TRUST COMPANY,. — ^Plaintiff. — against — MARTIN J. CUFFE; THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP NEW YORK; Defendants. Pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the nbqve entitled action, and bearing date December 81, 1951, I, the undersigned Referee named in said judgment, will sell at public auction at the-North steps of tho Nassau County Court House, Old Country Road, Town of Hempstead, New York, on the 10th day of March, 1962, at_ 11:00 o'clock in_the forenoon of that day.- the premises stated in said jude- ment to be sold and described jia fol- lows : u — ALL that certain plot, plocp or par- cel of.land, with the buildings and Im- provements thereon erected, situate, lying and bclhc In the Town of Homp- ] stead,—Co.J4nty-pf7 : NaflBau~nnd-State-of New York, being -shown oh a certain map entitled \Revised .Map -of—Bowl- Ing Green Estates, situated In tho Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, N.Y., surveyed by Goo. A. Falrfleld, Civ. Eng., November, 1927\ and filed ' In the Office of the Clerk of tho Coun- ty of Nassau on February 14, 1028, as Map No. 646, ns and by the lota numbered 4, 6 and 6 In Block 18, which, said lots when taken together as one parcel are bounded and de- scribed na follows: BEGINNING at a point on the northeasterly side of Grand Boulevard, distant 60 feet aoutheaaterly from the corner formed by. the intersection of the said northeasterly frfdo of Grand Boulevard with the southeasterly side of Lindy Road; running thence North- easterly parallel with Lindy Road 126 feet; thence Southeasterly parallel wlt^i Grand Boulevard 60 fcot; thence Southwesterly parallel with Lindy Road 125 feet' to .the northeasterly side of Grand Boulevard; thence Northwesterly along the northeasterly side of Grand Boulevard 60 fcot to the -point or place of beginning. TOGETHER with all the right, title and Interest, of the mortgagor, If any, \In and to the streets and avenues In front of or adjoining said premises to the respective centre lines thereof. Dated: January 14.. 1952 . EDGAB J. TRHACY GERALD FITZGERALD Attorney for Plaintiff Office^ & P.O. 'Address Lyceum Building Tarrytown, N.Y. *•• 7T-Jan. 24-Mar. 6 . Plaintiff designates Nassau County ' aa tho place of trial SUMMONS WITH NOTICE Plaintiff re- t sldca ln\Fel- BKabadulaa, ut, 60, Rttk- ospalota, Hunffary. • KATIOA POPOVTTCH by IRME PUSZTAY, Chief of the Consular Section of the Loffatlon^of tho Hungarian Peoplo'o Re- public, actinic on bonaif of said KATICA POPO- VITOH, Plaintiff, — against — DUSAN POPOV and ED- WIN A. SCHLOT'ALA- UER, as Executora under Last Will and Testament of RUDOLPH R. POPO- VITCH. Deceased, RUZ1- CA L. MIHAJLOVIC, ZA- GORKA VECERKOVIC, SELENA LAJARBV1C, STOICOV VELCO, UD- OVA MILUTINA WIN. JELKE SABO, and others, Defendants. TO the Above Named Defendants: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to ft newer the complaint in this section, and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint ia not served with this summons, to Ht-rve n notice of apenr- ancc, on the Plaintiff's Attorneys with- in twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the tiny of serv- i <: 11; n n il i u cii so of your f ai I u re to ap- pear or unawer, judgment will be taken , iitfulnst yon 1 by default, for the relief (lemaiidt-il in the complaint. Dntfd June '!'>, 1951 Wolf, Popper. Rons & Wolf Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Post Office Address 1GO Broadway New York 38, Now York To the Above Named Defendants: Tho foreffoins Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of Hon. Francis G. Hooloy, Justice of the Supremo Court of the State of New York, County of Na-ssau, dated the 23rd day of January, 1952, nnd filed with the complaint in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Nassau in the County Clerk's office in Mlneola, Nassau County, Stato of New York. The- action is OTIO to impress a trust in favor ofxa.prior mutual and joint will. Real property affected IB ultuatod In Locust Valley, OysteY i Bay. Nassau County, Now York, being approximately 146 feet .fronting: on the north side of Dttvt* StreoC, approximately 800 foet deap, tho easterly sldo bains' approxi- mately 826 feet from the westerly aide of Baldwin Avenue, more fully described In Liber 890 c.p. 110 of Deeds, recorded August 7, 1024, Nassau County Clerk's Office. 6T-Feb. 21-Mar. 27 . SUMMONS AND NOTICE SUMMONS & NOTIOE SUPREME COURT NASSAU XJOTTNTY KNOCKLONG CORP., Plaintiff. ' — against — .,.- Samuel H. Lewis t Frederick C.~D. Baas; Hattlo M. Cook: Aime Coto; Elsie Davis i Irono Gearo; Alma 3. Johnson; Rosalie S. Morton; Lorita Wj_ Moss; .M. Y. Rip. ley; Gertrude Stiles; Frances Waynea- boro;.Tho wives, If any* of those of tho abovo_ named defendants who aro malea, the names and placoa of real donee of auch wives being unknown to tho plaintiff, and if any of tho defendants named horoln are dead, any anti'. all persons who are husba'nd, widow, grantee, mort- gagee, Honor, heir, devisee or successor In Interest of Buoh of them as may bo doad, and their husbands and wives, helra, devisees and successors In Inter- out, all of whom and whose namoa and places of resldenctt are unknown to plaintiff, Defendant* TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND EACH OF THEM:- YOU aro here- by summoned to answer the complaint in thin action and to servo a copy of your answer, or, If tho complaint is not served with this summons, to oorve a notice of appearance on tho Plaintiff's Attorney within twenty dayo after the Borvlco of this sumons, exclusive of tho day of service. In case of your fallur* to appear or answer, judgment will bo tnkon against you by default for the relief demanded in tho complaint. Dated, Mlneola, New York, January 25th, 1952 Mildred' McCinity, Plaintiff's Attorney Office' & P.O. Address, 194 Old Country Rond, Minoola, New York TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS IN THIS ACTION:- The foregoing sum- mons i* served upon you by publication pursuant to an'ordor of HON. THOMAS J. ('UI-T, County Judge of Nassau Coun- ty. State of New York, dated the 7th day of February, 1952, and filed with tho complaint in the office of thw Clork of the County of Nassau at Mlncola, New York, on the Kth day of February, 1 !>r»2. Tlu* object of this action, auth- orized by Article 15 of the Real Prop- erty Law, SH to determine the respective luiniH iof title of tho plaintiff and tho li'ffiulanta, and to bnr the defendants and all persons claiming under them from all claim a or encumbrances of any kind or nature whatsoever to tho prem- ises described In the complaint heroin and snown on the Nassau County Land nnd Tax Map as follows:- Sec. 10. Blk. 160, Lots 218 to 216 incl-: Blk 222, Lots 62, 63: Sec. 11, Blk. l>8. Lots 80, 31; Sec. 12, Blk. 2E5, Lots 40, 41; Sec,_B2, Blk. 876, Lots 44 to 47 incl.; Blk 600, Lot 6; Soc. 37. Blk. 11, Lots 126, 127; Sec. 42. Blk. 78. Lotfl 1 to 10 Inchj 21T.O 30 Incl.j Sec. 56, Blk 121, .Lota 386, 857..._ Dated, Mlneola, Now York, .__ February 8th, 1062-, MILDRED McGINlTY, Plaintiff's- Attorney OT-Pob. 14-Maroh 20 C.E.\ ana filed In the office of th«~CIotlT\ of tho County of Nassau on July .28* 1926.\ as map No. 56tt Coao No; 3489, which Erold lots and part of lot when . taken together aro moro, ^-particularly bounded'and \described\ nccbrdlne to said map as follows: , ; -Beginning at a point oh tho oaater- \ ly sldo of Bay v low Avenue, distant 645.82 feet southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of tho. easterly • side of Bayviow Avenue with . tho southerly aldo of Merrick Road; rumnlng thence north * 7 3 degrees 41_ minutfts east 137.66 foot,; running thence south 14 degrees 12 minutes 50 seconds oast 45.035 foot; running thonco south 78 degrees 81 minutes west 144.67 feet to tho easterly aide of Bayvlow Avenue E running thence north 5 degrees 26 minutes wast along the easterly el do of Bayviow Avenue 46.85' feet to tho point 01* ploco of Beginning. Together with all the right title and Interest of tho mortgagor of In and to the land lying In the street in front of and adjoining the abovo described premises to tho center line thereof. To- gothor with all fixtures and articles of personal property including but not limltod to steam and hot-water boiler pipes radiators bath-tubs water-closets refrigerators gas and electrical fixtures ranges carpets ruga shades and all other furnishings In the building erected upon the premises now or hereafter attached to or used In connection with the prom- ises shall be doomed lo be and remain and form a part of tho realty. Dated February 15, 1952. Gerald Alpert, Rcfbreo Hutton &. Holahnn Attorneys for Plaintiff, 32 Court Street Brooklyn, New York GT-Feb. 21-Mar. -27 NOTICE OF 1 SALE SUPREME COURT: NASSAU COUNTY. CARL R. GRAY JR., as Admlnlfltrator of Veterans' Affalrn, an Officer of tho United States of America,. Plaintiff vs. JOSEPH. V. McELROY and others, De- fendant*.. Pursuant to judgment of fort-nloiiuro and sale dated the 7th day of January, 1952, tho undor«ignod will HL-ll ut public auction at tho north front stepa of the Nassau County Courthouse, Old Country Road, Mincola, Nassau County, New York, on March IS, 1951 at D:16 o'clock in tho forenoon, prem- iftcn directed, by said judgment to bo sold being situated on the north side of Ml7.0 Court 84 feet easterly from tho easterly end of a curve having a radluB of 10 feet which curve connects the north Hide- of Mlio Court with the east side of Bedford Avenue and from said point of beginning; being 44.67 feet In width In front by 96.07 fcot In depth Irregular and known aa nnd by. the street No. 487 Mlzo Court, Uniondalc, Nassau County and as more fully described in the aforesaid Judgment. Dated January 25, 1052 VINCENT CUTI, Rotcrco ' Abraham Apat\ • '•/.:,. •Attorney, lor Plalhtltf, .,- 160-Ifl Jatnalca JWonuo, \ ' Jamaica 2,~New- York ' •', 8I-Mar. 6 -—-in..- \'.'--..•• PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 189 C IT AT ION CITATION TO Attorney General of the State of New York, any and all unknown distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of Jane C, Buckley, deceased, If living whose names, and/or place of residence and post office addrcs-' .aef» are unknown to petitioner here- in, and If any of the said distri- butees, heirs-at-law or next of kin of Jane- G-. Buckley, deooascd; be. dead, their legal representatives, their husbands or wives, if any, dis- tributees and .successors In Inter- est, whose names, and/or places of residence and post office nddrensOH are unknown and cannot, after diligent Innulry, be ascertained by the petitioned, the distributees of Jane C. Buckley, deceased, send greeting: WHEREAS, Christine Schlcnkcr and Eva W. Hanso,,' both of whom rcaldo at 18 .Hanson Place, Frceportx NaB.-wiu County, have lately applied to the_.Surro gate's Court of our County of Naaau, to have a certain Instrument In writing bearing date the 17th dny.. of April, i960, relat- ing to both real, and personal, property duly proved- an the Last Will and Testa- ment of Jnhe 0, Buckloy, \deceased who was at the time of her death a resident of _160 _ Wallace .SCtrcet, I>eeport J _ in tmid County of Nassau, __ _____ cnch ° are cited to show cause before \the \Sur- rogate's Court of- pur -County of Nas- sau, at— the \Surrofrate'fl Court, County Court House, at Mincola In the County of Nassau, on ~ the 2nd day of April, IOG2, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day why the said Will -and Testa- ment should not be admitted to pro- bate as a Will of real- and personal property. . IN TESTIMONX WEREBOF, We have caused the aeal of the Surrogate's Court of our said County of Nassau to* be hereunto affixed. WITNESS, HON. MARCUS G. CHRIST, Acting Surroffate L .S. of our aald County of Nntjenu. at the Surrogate's Office^, at Mlneola, In the said County, the 20th day of February, one ^thousand nine hundred and fifty -two. EVERETT C. FURMAN Clerk of- the Surrogate's Court James A. Warner Attorney for Petitioner, Office & P.O. Address 5 West Sunrise Highway • Freeport, New York \Parking Time Limit\ Amendment df Ordinance No. 147 \Parklnff Metera\ and Repealing Ordinance No. 16-5 Notice la hereby given of a public hearing to bo held'' by tho Board of TniMtees of tho Village of Freeport, New York, on Monday, March 24th, 1B6E at 8:00 o'clock in the evening of said day in the Conference Room of the Municipal Building, 46 North Ocean Avenue, Free- port, N.Y., on tho proposed amendment (Ordinance No. 189) to Ordinance No. .147 \Parking Meters section 6-b, which hereby repeals Ordinance -No, 166 and •nubnt-ltutee- thereto re-the f ollowtng-- am~. en dm cut: Section 1: Section 6-b of Ordinance No. 147 is hereby amended to follows: \Section 6-b. Said parking meters nhnll be operated In said parking motor zonea every day between tho hours otf nine o'clock A.M. and six o'cldck P.M. excepting Sundays and holidays.:\ Section 2. It is understood that within the- meaning of thin ordinance the term \holiday\ Includes tho follow- ing days, in each year: the flcst day of January knawn\ffB~Ntrw~Yenr*a Day; the 12th day of February, known as Lincoln's birthday: the 22nd day <rf—Jg6jigary». known IIH Washington^—blrtifday.:. ..tha 30th day of May, -known-- afT Mc-mo.riul day; the 4th_ day of July, known aB Independence day: the' first Monday of September,., known as Labor day f_ tho 12th day of October, known as Columlyur dwy:_the llth day of November known as Armistice day; the 4th Thursday In November, known . as Thanksgiving-day, the 25th day of_ December, kno^wn as Christmafi Day.orfd tf either of such days ia Sunday, tho next thereafter: each general election day and each day ap- pointed by the .president of the United States or by the governor of this state an B .day of general thanksgiving, gen- eral fasting and pray or, or other gen- eral religious observances. By order of .tho Board of Trustees of the Inc. Village of Freeport. EDMUND T. CHESHIRE Village Clerk Dated: February 26, 1952 - NOl'ICE\ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- cense 6RL-4034 has -been Jasued to the undersigned to. sell beer, .wine and liquor at retail In a restaurant under tho Alco- holic Beverage Control Law at 20 Brook- lyn avenue, for on premises consump- tion. ANTHONY E. FOY, DBA Foy's Bar and Grill NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT NASSAU COUNTY The Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn against Edwin F, Nicholson and others. Pursuant to judgment entered heroin on February 18. 1952 I will sell at public auction In the rotunda of tho Old Nas- sau County Court House Franklin Ave- nue Mlneola New York on April 4, 1952 at^.. 9430 o'clock In the forenoon the /therein described as follows; ALL that certain plot piece or par- cel of land with the bulldtnga and im- provements thereon erected or 'to bo erected situate lying and being at Mer- rlok In the. Town of Hempfftca-d County of Nassau and State .of Now York known and designated as and by the lots. numbered 88, 89 and part of 40 on a certain -map entitled -\Map of Merrick Villa Merrick Long Inland, belonging 1 to Otto and Emlile Muhlbauor .surveyed July 1926 by Smith ''and -Mulcomson File No. 62164 THE EEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By the Graeo of God Freo and Independent TO: Attorney General of tho Stato of State of Now York, any and all urn known distributees, helra at law and next of kin of MARY A. KELLY, alao known a'a MARY KELLY and MARY ANN KELLY, deceased, If living, whouo names, • and/or place— ol~ residences and post office addreeaoa are unknown to petitioner herein, and If any of tho said distributees, heirs at law—Qr.-Jioxt J)t _ kin._.of, MARY A. KELLY, also known aa HSBY KHLLY and MARY ANN KELLY, deceased, bo dead, their legal ' representatives, their hurfxancta or wives, If any, distributees and successors In interest, whose names, and/or places of residence and post office addresses are •un- known and cannot, after diligent Inquiry, bo ascertained by tho petitioner, tho distributees of • MARY A._KELLY, alao' Icnown aa MARY KELLY nnd MARY ANN KELLY ~\\_\\~ \ SEND GREETING:*-. WHBREASr EDWARD L. KUNZIN- GER, who resides at 1046—80th Street, Brooklyn?—-NeW York, hna presented a .. petition praylnjf- for a decree- that a certain Instrument in writing, relating f<T real nnd personal property, _be duly r , proved as the Last Will and Testament of MARY- A. KELLY, - alao~~kiibwn as MARY KELLY aiuTHARY ANN KEL- -LY,_lately JCfiMInff--.at_Nj) L 189_lFre^jK)rt__ Avenue, Point Lookout, In the .County .-„ of Nahaau, Stato of New York. Now, THEREFORE, you-and eacli of — you are hereby cited to show causo be- fore our Surrogate's Court of tho County of Nassau, to be hold In tho County of Nassau, on the 12th day of March 1952, at 10:00 o'clock In tho forenoon, why such decree should not be made. . IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, wo have caused the Seal of our said Surroffata'a Court to be hereunto affbcod. WITNESS, Hon. Leone D. How- ell, Surrogate of our said (Seal) County, at the County of Nas- sau, In the State of New York, tho 81tt day of January, 1952. EVERETT O. FURMAN, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. This citation IB carved upon you aa required by law. You are-not obliged to appear In poraon. If you fall to appear It will be assumed that you consent to f the proceedings, unless you file written objections thereto. You have a right to have an -attorney-at-1 aw appear ' for you. ' ~ : • , 4T-Fob. 7-14-21-28 PUBtIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Li- cense Lf5729 has been issued to the undersigned [ to • sell wine and liquor at .retail under ithe Alcoholic B over ago Con-. . .. trol Law at 1128 W. Merrick road, Free- fpr_pff_premjiigfl_ ^ . : \ \* consumption. . . MYHON C. Van DEUSEN - J DBA VanDeUicn'-.WInes and Liquors/. S^3®fl W^^ : ^^i^^^^ : \->.'. ^J^O-'*.''^>^>-y/V^^^vV:^.v> r '^;>i.^r n! -
