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, 1 ^ Fireman's Forum byOaveFi^r '. As.best 1 can remember; the . rep, who gave so much pf bis time year was: 1970.1 was employ^ at for others, and was a tremendous. .Cancer Care, will be'held Sunday, the time Jby radio staticm WCBB,, asset to the Freeport Ftre De- October 4. and one of my job responsibilities partment.. ---- -------1 — —j— For those who have guessed by ... *k.. MM** r Canc«r Core To SpK^nior Wolk-A'Thon FREEPORT/BAIDWIN - The Fourth Annua! Walk-A-Thon, sponsored.’ by Freeport-Baldwin tEOSL NOTICES LEOAI. NOTICES by 136 ft k/a 98 Independence Avc Freeport. I ^ANLEY ROSENTHAL REFEREE FRIED- LAND & LEVINSON Attys for PItf 2211 Church Ave Bkbn NY 4T9/24.10/1,8. ISTTIT BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS of the Town of Hempstead will hold a public hearing in the Town Meeting Pavilion, Town Hall Plau, Main Street. Hempstead, New York on October 21, 1981 at . 9j30 A.M. & }0;00 A.M. to ran- siderr the. foUowisgJ applications .. was to record public service announcements for local com- ■ munity groups. I had received a letter ^ r a the publicity- reps of the Freeport Fire Department asking for some. air time to' publicize - the , department’s, upcoming parade and drill in Freeport (fonnerly held each year during the weekend after Labor Day). . I was glad to help out a focal group,' and I remember calling the publicity reps to have them come in and rerord some special public service announcements. A year later (1971), the depart ment was again looking for help. from WGBB to publicize the event. And, once again, 1 was contacted by the publicity com mittee for help. At the same time, my family was in the process of moving into our first home...io fact, it was a Saturday morning, and we were surveying from room to room the Cape Cod style home we had just bought, trying to figure out where to start: Sudden~ - understand, ly a knock at the door, and standing there was this same publicity rep from the Freeport, Fire Department.-We invited him in and he proceeded to survey the home with us and give us some excellent suggestions for im proving the house. 1 had rarely in my life met an individual- who seemed so anxious to help, and was also so knowledgeable about virtually any subject. now, the ‘ ‘publicity rep\ I refer to was ’.‘Fireman Jim” McBride. It was five years ago this Monday that the FFD lost a man who was, perhaps, its greatest member.,, and oiir world lost a deeply respected and , loved human being. I have known' few, if any individuals who touched so many lives.in.as positive a way as Jim McBride did. . To say Jim was a \man for all. seasons” as Father Donovan described Jim at the emotional service at Holy Redeemer in 1976, is even an understatement. I can say, with confidence, that I don’t believe I have ever met as caring an individual in my lifetime: On behalf of the Freeport Rre Department, personal w d departmental memories will flow in-an emotional way this. Mon- day...and if Jim’s home company (215) Hahn pumper seenu to have a tear in the headlight this Monday, we’re sure everyone will Participants wilt begin a ten- mile walk at 10 am at a starting. point in jCow Meadow Park, South Main Street in Freeport. First, second and third prizes of $100, . $75 and $50 . Will be SUPREME COURT: NASSAU siderrthe fi ^ A G ^ A X a ' A M T h “ e « W 1 N G CASES WILL -vs- WUXIE L. COOPER and DORA A. COOPER, His Wife et al Defts. index #5743-81. Pursuant to judgment of fore closure and sale dated September aw aX d t^rheTalkeTw ith'tS; 14. 1981. I wijl most sponsori. and td the walker with the greatest- amount of Nf«*« Coun^ Court Hou^^ ^htetswiRb^ verified ' ^ork on (Jrtober 26. 1981 at 9:3Q sneeiswilloe^nneo. Prem. -k/a' 1082 Adams lam i\\ 'at E I c pSa*. “SrveL 7 U . Street.. Sycamdre S t-80 ft. S/o Fairlawn Stores. Romeo’s Pizza aod Gouz riy^idl of K s Street! BECALLEDAT9;30A.M. 575. OCEANSIDE - Uwts & Mafion^ilebein. maintain two family dwelling. 57 West Windsor .576. OC^NSiDE-Bianca Addeo, maintain two family dwelling.. 2894 Terrell Ave. S77. V/EST HEMPSTEADOo- spph & Margaret Guidice, main*, tain two family dwelling, W/s Farms, in Freeport; and Baldwin Pro Bowl, ^Idwin Modem Bowling Alley and Vincent*s P i ^ i n Bafdwin. A ^ rding to Cancer Care spokespersons, the function is the local group’s biggest fiind* raiser of the year. Last year, it raised more than S7,300 with the money raised going directly to advanced cancer patients and their families. , For further informatiolf^ about the Walk-A-Thon and sponsor sheets, call 623-0729. Residents have probably noted that the Freeport Fire Department's donation drive has now entered phase three — the • door to door solicitation. Your volunteer fireman are ringing doorbells around 4he village to ask for-donations from those who did not respond to our two earlier mailings. Our firemen carry ample identification with them. lf__ — As the years went By^ I you have not yet contributed, developed quite a bit of admini- please do so when our volunteer tion for this fireman and publicity firemen ring your bell. Career Counselling FREEPORT - A Career Coun- seiing Service has resumed at the Freeport Memorial Library.' Marilyn Schurin. a fully cer- able on Tuesday 5-9 pm, and on 9am-5pm. evenings, Saturdays, tified career counselor, provides ^^free-advice'and-assislanCft with resumes, job interviews and choice of educational/vocational schools. Mrs. Schuim is avail- Appointments may be made by Tailing Special AdvUoty Seivices - «r the Reference Department at. the Library, 379-3274, daily 9am-9pm. UQALNOT1CC8 MANOR PARK APARTMENTS. Substance, Certificate of Limited Partnership, Manor Park Apart ments, filed Nassau Co. Oerk’s Off. 9/1/81. Name and Location: Manor Park Apartments, c/o Randall Managerqeot Co., 40 Randall Ave., Freeport, NY. Purpose: to own, maintain, operate, lease, sell, aod oOi€F~ wise dealVith’property known as Manor Park Apartments located at 1501 Basset Ave., Wilmington, Delaware; Names and addresses, general p a p e r s , Richard Schlesinger, 100 Beach-side Ave., Greens Farms, Ct.; RMS Man agement Corp., 40 Randall Ave., Freeport, NY; Bernard E. Alpren. 130 Sutton PI. So., Lawrence, NY; and Basic Consultants Coro.. Distant 50 feet easterly from the intersection o f the northerly side of Adams Street and the easterly side of Krull Street. Being.a plot approx. 100 ft. x. 72.2 ft. as more particularly described In said judgment. Sold subject to terms and conditions of filed judgment and terms of sale. MICHAEL STAFFORD Referee. BERNARD HAU. A ^ . for Pltf. 113 West Sunrise Highway, Freeport, New York. 4TP9/24,10/1,8,15 #718 SURPEME COURT: NASSAU COUNTY. HARLEM SAVINGS ■ BANK: PItf. -against- JOHN P. BOGENSBERGER; BOB CHET- TEL; Defendants. Index number 2167/81. Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and sale dated Aug. 31,19811 will sell at Public auction on the north ^ n t steps.of the Nassau County Court House, 262 Old Country Road, Mineola, New York on October 16, 1981 at _ 9:30 AM. Premises are known as 77 Tyler Street, Freeport, New. York, located on the south side of Tyler Avenue, formerly known as Putnam Avenue, distant 200 feet west of the comer formed by the intereection of the south side of Tyler Avenue with the west side of Hudson Avenue, being a plot, approx. 100ft. x 50 feet., as more particularly described in said Judgment. Sold subject to the 578. NR. BELLEROSE • Helen L. O’Sullivan, maintain two family dwelling, 92-2(m5th St. 579, DNIONDALE • McDonald’s Restaurant, maintain drive-thru service window. S/s Front St. 218 ft. E/o Uniondale Ave. THE FOLLOWING CASES WILL BE CALLED AT 10:00 A.M. 580-581. LEVrrrOWN - Levit- town Funeral Home. Inc. Permis sion to park in “ LPRD” zone. Permission to park in front set back area. S/E cor. Pond La. & Hempstead Tpke. 582. OCEANSlD‘E:^Joseph C. & Greta Hutchinson, variances, lot area occupied, front yard set back, side yards, front width, lot area, maintain 2-family dwelling, side & rear yards, maintain 2-. car detached garage, subdivision of lot. N/s W. Windsor Parkway 160 ft. W./o Yost BWd. 583. OCEANSIDE - Arlington Homes, Inc., variances, lot area, front width, subdivision of lot. coMstiuct . dwelling w/garage, Attchoi—A^tr. 160- fr. WHi Yost Blvd. liktcrcsted parties should appear at the above time and place. ^By order of tlie Board of ^ n tng Appeals. Henry W. Rose. Chairmatj Ed Sutherland, Secretary IT 10/1 #702 _________ - LEGAL NOTICE • NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS” RE: 1961-82 SCHOOL TAXES READ • Vflbfe News •School News • Recreation News tim i E R i • News of Chibs >News of.People •News of Events •MORE NEWS o f t h i s c o m m u n i t y t h a n I n a n y o t h a r p u b l i c a t i o n Less H mhi 17 *^ Per Week 52 WEEKS—mall«! 10 vour tioine—Only$S-SQ(a $33 value) (Outside Nassau County-$10.00) ^ ^ I B E TODAY - MAIL COUPON NOW! THELEADER 18 E. SonriM H w 7„ FYMpiirt, New Yack 11520 ' Enclosed Is my ctiech or money order lor t ___ lor a ___ year subscription to THE LEADER. (Outside Nassau (bounty HO.) Please send Freeport's leading newspaper to: I I I I I I I I I ■1700'Broadw^rrNY~N¥r^amff; address and contribution of Uni. ^ partners, Richard Schlesinger, 100 Beachsid6 Ave., Greens Farms, Ct.. S42,500;Martin Fox, PoTtridge • Rd.r Statliford, Ct., 585,000; Richard Uva, Horseshoe La.. Stamford, Ct., S127.500; Lambertus R.P. Schoonheim, 140 West End Ave.. NY, NY, S59.5QP; Leslie Schwartz, 4707 Banyan La., Tamarac, Fla., $29,750; and Basic Consultants Corp.. 1700 Broadway. NY. NY. S505.750. Term: From filing . until 12/31/2025 or such sooner time as business of the partnership has been completed; no add'l contri butions agreed upon. Liability of Um partners Urn to cap contri buted. Priority on distributions fully contained in ' the Lim, Partnership Agreement. No right (o demand property other than cash in return for investment. Partnership shall terminate on death, retirement or insanity of an individual gen partner. No add’l lim partners mav be added. 6T9/17.24. lO/l. B. 15. 22 #706 SUPREME COURT NASSAU CO FF.DL NATL MTGE ASSN PItf vs ROBT L HILLERY etal Defts Pursuant to judgment dated S^pt 10 I98t I will sell at public auclion nn Oct 23 1^81 at 12:30 PM on the north steps of the Supreme Court Bldg Supreme Ct»urt D t Mineola NY premises and the improvements thereon in Frcep*>n NY situate on the NortherK side of Independence of Union Si 50 fi ^conditions __ of—fllect— — ine-Lgwerwyied Recehrg ef-Taxes-far Judgment and terms of sale. MARIO PITTONI. Referee. BERNARD HALL ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF 113 WEST SUNRISE HIGHWAY FREEPORT, NEW YORK 4TP9/17.24,10/1.8#708 Schiffman Auctioneers. Inc. sells October 9. 1981: .12:30 pm at 4611 Austin Blvd.. Island Park NY, 197| white Chevrolet, VIN #I3637IBI73550 re: C. Meyer, 1974 brown AMC. VIN #A4A- 087H308256 re; K. Seffen. 1977 yellow International. VIN #G00- 62CGD22i56 re: K. Baudreau and Internatiorial Harvester Co,; 2:00 pm at 401 Hempstead Turn pike. Elmont NY. 1976 red Chevrolet. VIN #1C35V6B636647 re: G. Spoi^ner and H. Hanoch.. 1976 brown VW. VIN #176320- 6941 re: R/E Olmo. Manufactur er's Hanover Trust an(3 European American. 2T9 24. 10^ 1 =714 Globe Auclioi: (.0. liic. sclK October 12. 1981. al 3 PM. ai 15” E. Suniise Highway, Free port. NY, 1965 Harley Davison VIN 65XLCH558T Rc. Rnbcn 2X9 24,10 1 =712 NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING by THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Pursuant to the provisions of Article 12. Section Z-3.0. of the Building Zone Ordinance, . ^OTJ^E M ?}»,S»V1hV.i6c the Town 0 / Hempstead. County of Nassau, State of New York, hereby gives notice that he has received the School Tax Roil and Warrant -attached thereto dated September 21. IS 6 I and will be in attend ance to receive tajies at 200 NORTH FRANKUN STREET. HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. 11550 on THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1 . 1981 and each wediday thereafter from 9 00 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. (Saturdays. Sundays, and holidays excepted). PEN/LLTIES; The following scale Of penalties is hereby described for neglect to pay the School taxes after they become d ue ar^ payabli Rrst half due and payable October 1. 1961.' If the first half is not paid on or before November 10.1961. penalty will be added I per f rtober i , i9Bi calculated to tn of the month during which payment is al the rate of one per from October i , 19B1 c nth durir Second half due and payable A p ril'i 1962. Penalty on the second half will be added after May 10.1982 at the rate of one per centum per month from April l. 1982 calculated to the end of the month during which payment is made. DISCOUNTS WHERE APPLICABLE: - II the full year’s tax is paid on or before November 10. 1981. discount where applicable will be allowed on the second ham ct Ihe tax at the 'Ste of orre per cm ium cf the second half. No discount allowed on payments made eftar November 10 ,1961. Taxes are payable by cash, certified checM and money orders. Uncertified cheexs will be accepted subject to collection When sending for tax bills, please state the School District location. Section. Block and Lot numbers in accoriSarxx with the Nassau County Tax Map After May 31. 1962. the 1961-62. Schoat * Tax Ron will be turned over to the Nassau after easurer. Nassau County O ffee Bu-'ding. 240 0»d Country Road Mineda. New Yorti llSOt ROBERTO LIVINGSTON. jR Receiver of Taxes Town of H«fr.psiead Dated Sectem o e 'Pi. i9et Hempstead N Y i t ^ IT lOM #720 County Treasurer ard all that date shoukj be made Tr( payments i at the Offc
