LEGAL NOTlCe LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
. NASSAU COUNTY
THE LINCOLN SAVINGS
BANK, Plaintiff, against ROBERT
FAULKNER, and if he be
dead, any and all persons unknown
to plaintiff claiming, or
who may claim to have an interest
in, or general or specific
lien upon the real property
described in this action;
such inknown persons being herein
generally described and intended
to be included in the
following designation, namely:
the wife, widow, husband, widower,
heirs at law, next of kin,
descendants, executors, administrators,
devisees, legatees,
creditors, trustees, committees,
lienors and assign., of such deceased,
any and all persons deriving
any interest in, or lien
upon or title to said real prop-egty
by, through ur under them,
or either of them, and their
respective wives, widows, husband,
widowers, heirs at law,
next of kin, descendants, executors,
administrators, devisees,
legatees, creditors, t r u s tees,
committees, lienors and
assigns, all of whom and whose
names except as stated, are unknown
to plaintiff: STATE OF
NEW YORK, Defendants. Plaintiff's
Address: 531 Broadway,
Brooklyn, New York. Plaintiff
designates Nassau County as
place of trial. Action to foreclose
on real property in Nassau
County.
SUPLEMENTAL SUMMONS:
TO THE FOLLOWING ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANT: ROBERT
FAULKNER and STATE OF NEW
YORK
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to answer the amended
complaint in this action, and to
serve a copy of your answer, or, if
the amended complaint is not
served with this supplemental
summons, to serve notice of appearance,
on the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty days after
the service of this supplemental
summons, exclusive of
the day of service ( or within
30 days after service is complete
if this supplemental summons
is not personally delivered
to you within the State of
New York); and in case of your
failure to appear, or answer,
judgment will be taken against
you by default, for the relief
demanded in the amended complaint.
Dated: Brooklyn. New York
August 18, 1967
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LEGAL NOTICE
CULLEN AND DYKMAN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and P. O. Address
177 Montague Street
Brooklyn, New York 11201
212 - UL 5- 9000
TO THE DEFENDANT ROBERT
FAULKNER
The foregoing supplemental
summons is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an order
of Hon. Edward R. Lynde, Justice
of the Supreme Court of the
State of New York dated August
10, 1967, and filed with
the complaint and other papers
in the Office of the Clerk of
Nassau County, at the Courthouse,
Mineola, New York.
The object of this action is
to foreclose a first mortgage
covering premises situate at
Massapequa, Town of Oyster Bay,
Sounty of Nassau and State of
New York, known and designated
as Lots Nos. 38, 39 and 40 and
part of 41 in Block No. 17 on a
certain map entitled, " Massapequa
Manner, formerly Staadt
of Wurtenberg" and filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the County
of Nassau on March, 27, 1909
as Old Map No. 166 and New
Map No. 1464. Premises; 299
Second Avenue, Massapequa
Park, New York.
Brooklyn, New York
August 18, 1967
CULLEN AND DYKMAN
Plaintiffs Attorneys
255 4T Observer August 24,1967
August 31, Sept 7. 14, 1967
Spotlight On Town
Special Program
The current issue of " Youth
Service News", a quarterly
magazine published by the New
York State Division for Youth,
spotlights the Town of Oyster
Bay's pioneering recreation program
for handicapped children.
Entitled " Hope for the Handicapped",
the article tells the history
of a program that helped
140 youngsters between the ages
of six to seventeen find new
interests and friends this past
year.
The article points out that,
" the recreation phase of the
program is incidental to the main
goals of the project: to provide
worthwhile experiences for
children who otherwise would be
forgotten by society. It is much
more than a recreation program,
being operated by a staff
of competent professional workers
in the specialized field of
handicapped children."
The story concludes by saying
that the Division of Youth, which
helped finance the pilotprogram,
hopes that it will serve to provide
guidelines for other communities
who might want to follow
a similar pattern in providing
badly needed services for
their handicapped children.
Councilman Ralph J. Marino,
a prime mover in getting the
program started, said that the
town plans to continue and enlarge
the program next year.
" Every resident of the Town of
Oyster Bay, and especially those
who were associated with this
vital and worthwhile project,
should indeed feel proud of our
Town's pathfindingrole," Marino
stated.
55 Years of Service To Our Community
Our Homelike Environment Is Appreciated
" Jlofoeil Jfaneral JHome, inc.
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Nancy Harris, one of the 300
young people who were enrolled
in the summer reading program,
receives her certificate from
Anthony Puleo, Children's Librarian
at the Plainedge Public
Library.
The biggest Federal and State grant in the history of Nassau
county is the subject of County Executive Eugene Nickerson's
gesture. The money will come to Nassau residents for the giant
sewage district number three, a 105- sq. mile project in the mid
and southeastern portions of the county. At right is Public
Works Commissioner Herbert Simins.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT # 18. T. O. B.
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS & DISBURSEMENTS
GENERAL FUND
FOR YEAR ENDED JUNE 30. 1967
Fund Balance - July 1, 1966
Add:
Revenues
Real Property Tax
Revenue from State Sources
Revenue from Federal Sources
Other Local Revenues
Sub- Total
Less:
Expenditures
Board of Education
Central Administration
Instruction- Regular Day School
Instruction - Special Schools
$ 3,004,300.41
4,893,687.90
29,308.42
151.321.68
610,392.93
8.078.618.41
8,689,011.34
Community Service
Transportation
Operation & Maintenance
Undistributed Expenses
Debt Service
Inter Fund Transfers
Sub- Total
Add:
Adjustments
Fund Balance - June 30, 1967
Analysis of School Lunch Balance
Fund Balance- July 1,1966
Add:
Revenue From Sales
All Other Revenues
Sub- Total
LESS:
Value of Food Sold
All Other Expenses
Fund Balance- June 30,1967
26,175.10
207,978.93
4,676,390.46
58,212.24
4,484.00
267,272.77
749,813.12
1,022,528.66
1,031,089.82
19.635.95
234,911.81
98.050.64
198,663.53
134.953.42
8.063.581.05
625,430.29
2.425.20
627.855.49
10,881.35
332.962.45
343,843.80
333.616.95
10,226.85
Statement of Revenues & Expenses- Federal Aid Fund ( 1966- 67)
Expenses JReyenues
Instructional Reg. Day
School 102,920.55
Undistributed Expenses
7.992.70
110,913.25
Federal Sources
. Federal Aid Fund Balance Sheet
Cash 1,133.10
Appropriation Expense
120.620.77
" 121,753.87
Combined Trial Balance- Capital Funds- June 30. 1967
71,152.30
71,152.30
Due to Other Funds 1,009.57
Revenues 120.744.30
121,753.87
Debits
Cash ~ 299,321.34
Obligations Authorized
Unissued 1,168,500.00
Expenditure Obligations
4,704,365.06
Credit^
Due Other Funds 61,500.00
Authorization-
Obligations
$ 6.172.186.40
Analysis of Cash - Capital Funds
Balance- July 1," 1966 '"
Add:
Cash Receipts
Sub- Total
Less: Cash Disbursements
Balance June 30, 1967
Analysis of Cash- Trust & Agency Funds
Balance- July 1, 1966
Add:
Receipts- July 1, 1966- June 30, 1967
Sub- Total
Less:
Disbursements- July 1, 1966- June 30, 1967
Balance June 30, 1967
Statement of General Fixed Asset Accounts- June
Sites
Buildings
Equipment
Total General Fixed Assets
6.110.686.40
6J72.186.40
, _
264,753.70
416.412.91
681,166.61
381.845.27
J99L321.34
144,870.31
584.442.26
729,312.57
550.627.86
178,684.71
30, 1967
982,763.00
17,002,433.00
1.717.040.00
19,702,236.00
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Statement of Capital Indebtedness Accounts- June 30, 196.7
Interest Payable to Maturity on Serial Bonds
Serial Bonds Payable
Total Capital Indebtedness
# 256 It Observer August 31, 1967.
4,823,782.50
.12.325.000.00
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FARMINGDALE OBSERVER Thursday, August 31, 1967
