Dalers Meet Devils
Berner Cops; Chiefs Lose
Plainedge and Farmingdale,
who will meet this Saturday at
Plainedge, bom received setbacks
last weekend as they were
blanked by league football opponents.
The Dalers were the fourteenth
straight victims of defending
league champion Hicksville by a
26- 0 score while the Red Devils
dropped a 23- 0 tilt to Clarke.
Both winners scored in every
quarter.
A win on Saturday for Farmingdale
would give Coach Don
Snyder's lads a 3- 3 league record
and a shot at third place.
Undefeated Berner wrapped up
the South Shore Division Two
league championship with a 20- 7
pigskin win over Hewlett. ;
The Bisons scored twice in
the second period and again in
the third to take a 20- 0 lead.
Tom Hamm tallied twice on
short runs and Dennis Quinn
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Bra I Chftfr
The Berner High soccerfteam,
which finished second in South
Shore Division II, beat Massa-pequa
High, in inter league playoffs
by a 3- 2 score.
John Collins, Bob Richardson
and J e r ry Marchisotto scored i'or
the Bisons while Ken Lee and
Alan Maca tallied for the Chiefs.
Berner moves into the qua r t e r -
finals against Wantagh. at B u r n s P a r H a n d b u r i e d ^
McElroy Leads Chiefs In Finals
Brian McElroy led the Massa- senting various high schools from
pequa High School Chiefs in the Nassau County. The Chiefs fin-
Nassau County Cross Country ished in seventh place in a field
finals. Brian placed fifth in a of 22 with a total of 190 points.-
field of over 100 runners repre-hit
paydirt on an 18 yard scamper.
Coach Bill Brown's lads will
journey to Bellmore this Saturday
to take on Kennedy in a
game slated for 1: 30 p. m. The
Bisons are now 6- 0 overall and
are ranked among the- top ten
County teams.
Massapequa and East Meadow
both scored twice last Saturday
but the visitors beat the Pequans
J4- 12 on the strength of twoextra
points.
The Chiefs trailed 7- 6 at the
half, after takmg an early 6- 0
lead on the strength of a picture
pass play covering 80yardsfrom
Glenn Lambert to Bob Elliott.
A third quarter East Meadow
score was quickly followed by
another Pequa spectacular play
when Jim Ambrosio returned a
kick 95 yards.
Lou Liba's lads will close
otft the league season this Saturday
at home against Valley
Stream Central.
Skirting around right end is Brendan O'Neill ( 11) of Massapequa
High School as East Meadow's Tom Egan moves in. Watching
the play from the background is Chief quarterback Glen Lambert.
The underdog Chiefs dropped a close 14- 12 decision to the Ji * s.
Mustangs Romp, Stingy With Points
Massapequa Mustang travelling-
Jeams swept their out- of-town
competition last Sunday
amassing 144 points while blanking
their opponents.
Most stunning of the victories
was the Senior team's 30- 0 romp
over Levittown to take over undisputed
possession of first place
in the Pop Warner Conference
Nassau- Suffolk Division.
The Mustang Midgets played
host to the Farmingdale Hawks
visitors under a 52- 0 onslaught.
Dave Van Nostrand paced the
offense with 31 points,,
Jim Regan got 8 points, Mike
O'Neill, 7, Greg McGrath, 6,
and Brian Fly* nn, 6, in the Jay-vee
27- 0 victory over Franklin
Square.
The Mustang PeeWee team also
played at Franklin Square, where
they chalked up a 35- 0 victory.
The PeeWee team, which leads
its division, has yet^ to be scored
upon in seven league games this
season.
In t h e / l l - 1 2 Year Old Town
D a l r r Sonvr T r am
Tit** For Firsi
The Farming& ile High School
soccer team finished in a tie
with Hicksville in league play
with a 6- 2- 2 record* in North
Shore Division I.
In inter league, playoffs, with
Great Neck South of the North
Shore Division II, the Driers
losi i 1- 0 encounter and finished
the season with a 7- 4- 2 record.
Shores Garden Club Slates Meet
The Nassau Shores Garden
Club will hold a monthly meeting
at the Community House of
the Majorie Post Park on Monday,
November 13th at 8: 30 p. m.
The guest speaker, Mrs. Joseph
Thompson, will give a lecture
and demonstration e n t i t l ed
" C h r i s t m a s Throughout the
House."
League, the Dolphins and Bears
with victories remained dead- j
locked for first place.
The Dolphins swamped the
Eagles, 45- 0, with Gary Kolb,
Tom White and Bill O'Donnell
each scoring a pair of touchdowns
and Tom McConkey adding
another.
The Bears registered a 12- 0
win over the Falcons, with Bill
LoGerfo and Ray Kennedy making
the points. Mark Cambisoiswere
defensive stars. Falcons standouts
were John Castellane, Tom
Blackburn, John Grant and John
Norris.
In another league game, the
Redskins shut out the Lions,
26- 0. Tom Hand scored a pair
of touchdowns and singles were
added by John Beerman and Bob
•"' Mauro.
The Steelers continued undefeated
at the top of thelO- Year-
Old Town League with a 13- 0
win over the Packers.
Matt Sheskier scored the only
points as the Cardinals topped
the Raiders, 6- 0.
The Vikings beat the Giants,
14- 6, as Arthur Pulsinelli and
Jon Tellekamp each scored.
Ed Argen made 26 points in
leading the Chargers to a 34- 0
victory over the Jets.
Let's
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Haven't you often heard it
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Each one of us can face our
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more happiness and courage
if we face them with an understanding
of what reality is.
You are invited to hear this
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Mr. Cessna is an experienced
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He will tell how an understanding
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Miss AYAKO UCHIAMA, Japanese artist and dancer from New
York City puts the finishing touch on paper folding at the Farm-ingdile
Public Library. Miss Uchiarm's cbmonstration oftheart of
Origami was part of the Library's Japanese Art Festival Month.
Other activities to carry out this theme were the exhibition of
prints from the Japan Society and a demonstration of Judo by
Michael Tartamella of the Farmingdale Senior High School.
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SUPREME COURT
NASSAU COUNTY
10: 30 A. M. prevailing time; the
premises described as follows:
ALL that certain plot, piece
or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being in the Town of Oyster
Bay, County of Nassau and State
of New York, shown and designated
as being lots numbered
28, 30 and 32 in Block number
14, upon a certain map entitled,
" Map of South Bay Beach,
Amity ville, L. I. owned by Clock
& Stein, N. Y. C. J. P. Jervis
1892" and filed in the Office of
the Clerk ( now Register) of the
County of Queens on May 12,
1893 under the File # 1001 and
being more fully bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
westerly side of Margaretta
Avenue, distant 325 feet northerly
from the corner formed by
the intersection of the westerly
side of Margaretta Avenue with
the northerly side of Irving
Hreet;
running thence North 82 degrees
20 minutes West, 100
feet;
Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, November 9, 1967
UNION SAVINGS :
BANK OF LONG :
ISLAND, formerly :
UNION SAVINGS ,:
BANK OF PATCH- :
OGUE :
Plaintiff :
- against - . :
CHARLES BONA- :
PART, JR., ANNA :
BONA PART BENJA-:
MIN MITCHELL and:
DANIEL MITCHELL :
Defendants:
NOTICE
OF SALE
Index No.
6470/ 67
In pursuance of a Judgment of
Foreclosure and Sale duly made
and entered in the above entitled
action and bearing date October
6, 1967, I the undersigned, the
Referee in said judgment named,
will sell at public auction, at the
front steps of the Village Hall,
Village of Massapequa Park, 151
Front St., Massapequa Park, New
York, on November 21, 1967 at
thence North 7 degrees 40
minutes East, 75 feet;
thence South 82 degrees 20
minutes East 100 feet to the
westerly side of Margaretta
Avenue;
thence South 7 degrees 40
minutes West and along the said
westerly side of Margaretta
Avenue, 75 feet to the point or
place of BEGINNING.
SUBJECT TO any state of facts
an accurate survey may show
provided same does not render
title unmarketable. SUBJEv TTO
zoning laws and building restrictions
of the Town of Oyster Bay.
SUBJECT TO all taxes, assessments
and water rates and other
encumbrances upon said premises,
and subject to occupancy.
JAMES JOSEPH DALY
REFEREE
Dated: October 17, 1967
Van Nostrand & Martin
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office & P. O. Address
15 Ireland Place,
Amityville, N. Y. 11701
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