Armed Forces
Marine Corporal Stephen De-florio,
20, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Deflorio of 220 N. Iowa
Ave., North Massapequa, was
awarded an Air Medal.
He r e c e i v e d the medal for
meritorious service while engaged
in aerial combat missions
while serving with Marine Light
Helicopter Squadron 367 of the
First Marine Aircraft Wing in
South Vietnam
* * *
Navy Seaman Apprentices Jeffrey
A. Girdler, 21, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse L. Girdler of
81 Rose St., and Edward S. Petersen,
21, son of Mr. Raymond
E. Petersen of 67 Crestwood
Road, both of Farmingdale, have
been graduated from nine weeks
of Navy Basic training at the
Naval Training Center at Great
Lakes, Illinois.
* • *
Fireman Apprentice Philip M.
Cara, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip M. Cara of 102 N. Suffolk
Ave., Massapequa, is serving
aboard the guided missile
cruiser USS Springfield in the
North Atlantic in support of Operation
Silver Tower, a large scale
NATO maritiime exercise with
more than 100 ships from nine
nations participating.
* * *
Captain John H. Edwards, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H Edwards
of 10 Arthur St., Farmingdale,
has arrived for duty at
Castle Air Force Base, California.
Captain Edwards, an electronic
warfare instructor, is assigned
to a unit of the Strategic Air
Command. He previously served
at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma.
* * *
Fireman Apprentice Michael
J. Coogan, USN, son of Mrs.
Frances M. Coogan of 8 Rox-bury
Lane. Electronics Technician
Third Class Dennis O. Smith
USN, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harley O. Smith of 15 Chicago
Ave., and Machinist Mate Third
Class George H. Paulson, USN,
19, son of Mrs. and Mrs. George
H. Paulson of 175 Park Lane, all
of Massapequa, are serving a-
T E G A L NOTICE ~
board the nuclear- powered attack
aircraft carrier USS Enterprise.
Crewm^ mbers of the carrier
have been awarded the Navy Unit
Comnendation in recognition of
the ship's performance off the
coast of Vietnam.
The ship is currently in dry
dock at Bremsrton, Washington.
Upon completion of the dry dock
^ period the carrier will return to
her homeport at Alameda, California.
* * *
Army Specialist Four Ronald
J. Fiano, 26, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Salvatore Fiano, 19 Intervale
Ave., Farmmgdale, was.
assigned as a member of the 1st
Logistical Command in Vietnam,
recently.
Marino Requests Reinstatement
Of Funds For Handicapped
Army First Lieutenant Allan
M. Stewart, 24, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen M. Stewart, 147 Dartmouth
Road, Massapequa, was
assigned as a platoon leader with
the 1st Cavalry Division iri Vietnam.
* * *
Sergeant Peter A. Hinds, son
of Mr. and Mrs. GlendonS. Hinds
of 254 Glengariff Road, Massapequa
Park, has helpedthe 1957th
Communications Group earn the
U. S. Air Force Outstanding Unit
Award.
Sergeant Hinds, a communications
specialist at Hickam Air
Force Base, Hawaii, will wear
the distinctive service ribbon as
a permanent decoration.
The sergeant, a graduate of
M a s s a p e q u a High School, attended
Hofstra University.
Airman John C. Sundman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sundman
of 8 Cedar Lane, Massapequa,
has been graduated from a
U. S. Air Force technical school
at Sheppard Air Force Base. Texas.
'
The airman, who was trained
as a medical services specialist,
will remain at Sheppard for further
training.
He i s a graduate of Ma ssapequa
High School.
With the Town of Oyster Bay
faced with a cut- off of state aid
for its group activities program
for handicapped children, town
board majority leader Ralph J.
Marino this week wrote Governor
Rockefeller to request a change
in the formula for disbursement
of funds controlled by the New
York State Division for Youth.
Marino said that state officials
had recently informed the town
that the program, about to enter
its third year, would no longer
be eligible for the 50% state financing
it has received in the
past. Marino disputed the contention
of state officials that the
program is principally recreational
in nature, and therefore
not eligible for aid on a continuous
year- to- year bais.
The state division for youth,
Marino explained, allocates
money to localities for recreation
projects and youth service
projects. A youth service project
is generally defined as any
experimental plan which serves
to help toward youth development.
Purely recreational programs do
not fall into this category when
determining eligibility for state
funds.
Marino, Republican candidate
for the State Senate, said that he
intends to propose legislation in
Albany next year to change the
guidelines used in determining
what is recreation and what is
youth service. " Surely, the unique
and often tragic needs of
handicapped children must be
met." Marino said. " The Oyster
Bay program is not recreational,"
he declared. " Its primary
goal is to help handicapped
youngsters adjust to their environment
and lead fully productive
lives. The people working
with the children in the program
are not recreation per-sonnell
but are specialists in
the field of special education and
they all have degrees qualifying
them for this work."
Police Arrest Youths
Patrolman Joseph Hughes, arrested
Patrick Carpentieri, 26,
of 308 Unqua RdOJ Massapequa,
on warrants for passing a red
light on July 23, 1967 and for an
unregistered and uninsured motor
vehicle.
The defendant appeared before
Massapequa Park police justice
Michael Brady and fined $ 100 for
the uninsured vehicle and $ 25
for no registration.
Hughes was directed to appear
in Rockville Center for the red
light infraction charge.
* * *
Patrolman Robert Walsh arrested
Robert Riley, 16, of 156
Von Huenfeld St„, Massapequa
Park, and charged with harassment
and disorderly conduct in
Berner High School.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
SUPREME COURT OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF NASSAU
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - x
GEORGE PAVLOU, :
Plaintiff, : NOTICE
- against- : OF SALE
MICHAEL CARDONE:
and CONC ETTA :
CARD ONE; and : INDEX
MANUFACTURERS : # 5930/ 66
HANOVER TRUST :
COMPANY, :
Defendants. :
In pursuance of a judgment of
foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered in the above entitled
action and bearing date the 17th
day of September, 1968, I, the
undersigned, the Referee in said
judgment named, will sellatpub-lic
auction, on the north front
steps of the Nassau County Courthouse,
Old Country Road, Mine-ola,
New York, on the 14th day of
November, 1968 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, the
premises directed by said judgment
to be sold and described
therein as follows:
ALL that certain" plot, piece or
parcel of land, with the buildings
and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being
at Massapequa, Town of
Oyster Bay, County of Nassau
and State of New York, bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
northerly side of Elm Street,
distant 265.00 feet easterly
from the corner formed by the
intersection of the northerly
side of Elm Street with the
easterly side of Seaford Avenue;
running thence NORTH 5
d e g r e e s 30 minutes East,
108.00 feet; thence SOUTH 84
degrees 30 minutes East 65.00
feet; thence SOUTH 5 degrees
30 minutes West 108.00 feet to
the n o r t h e r l y side of Elm
Street; thence running a long the
northerly side of Elm Street,
NORTH 84 degrees 30 minutes
west 65.00 feet to the point or
place of BEGINNING.
Together with the appurtenances
and all the estate and
rights of the mortgagor in and
to said premises and together
with all fixtures andarticlesof
personal property now or hereafter
attached to or used in
connection with the premises.
Said premises will be sold in
one parcel subject to any state of
facts including changes in street
lines which an accurate survey
would show; subject to building
restrictions and regulations contained
in any resolution or ordinance
adopted by any village,
town, or other governmental authority;
subject to all taxes, a s sessments,
water charges and
sales for same, tax deeds and
transfers of tax liens, if any, and
subject to existing tenancies and
occupancies, if any; and subject
to a first mortgage held by Astoria
Federal Savings and Loan
Association and a second mortgage
held by Webster Capital
Corp.
Dated: October 3, 1968
Oyster Bay, New York
JOHN W. BURKE. Referee
ABRAHAM RUSS. ESQ.
Attorney for Plaintiff
543 Broadway
Massapequa, New York 11758
# 667 4t Observer October 10, 17,
24, 31. 1968
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
AND PERSONAL REGISTRATION,
UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 18,
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY, NASSAU
COUNTY. NEW YORK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a special meeting of the
qualified voters of all school
election districts of Union Free
School District No. 18 will be
held in the various election districts
of said school district on
October 17, 1968 for the purpose
of voting by ballot on voting machines
between the hours of 10: 00
a. m. and 10: 00 p. m. prevailing
time, for election of members
of the Board of Education to fill
unexpired terms as follows:
9 month term ending 6/ 30/ 69
Last Incumbent: Gerri Palancia
2 year 9 month term ending
6/ 30/ 71 Last Incumbent: Lawrence
I. Hammer
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that petition nominating candidates
for the office of member
of the board of education must be
filed with the clerk of the district
not later than October 3rd, 1968.
Forms of petition may be obtained
from the clerk of the district.
Each vacancy is a separate
specific office and a separate
petition is required to nominate
a candidate to each separate office.
Each petition must be directed
to the clerk of the district,
must be signed by at least
twenty- five qualified voters of
the district, shall state the residence
of each signer, must state
the name and residence of the
candidate and must describe the
specific vacancy for which the
candidate is nominated including
al least the length of the term of
office and the name of last in-
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cumbent.
PERSONAL REGISTRATION
OF VOTERS. NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that pursuant to
Section 2014 of the Education
Law, personal registration of
voters is necessary. No person
shall be entitled to vote at the
special district meeting unless
such person has voted on Oct,
22, 1966, May 3, 1967, June 3,
1967, July 26, 1967 or May 8,
1968 or registered on May 8,
1968 or on date hereinafter provided,
and his name appears on
the registration books of the
school district. Registration for
those voters not registered on
above dates shall take place in
each separate school election
district as hereinafter set forth
on October 10, 1968 between the
hours of 10: 00 a. m. and 10: 00
p. m. prevailing time
The Boardof Registration shall
meet to prepare the register of
the school district on the days
and times above specif ied and any
person shall be entitled to have
his name placed upon such register,
provided that at such meeting
of the Board of Registration he
is known or proven to the satisfaction
of such Board of Registration
to be then or thereafter
entitled to vote at the school
meeting or election for which
such register is prepared.
Please take further notice that
the register of voters to be prepared
as aforesaid shall be filed
in the office of the Clerk of the
District upon its completion,
where it shall be open for inspection
by any qualified voter
of the District between the hours
of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. on each of
the five days prior to the day of
the special district meeting, ex
cent Sundays.
The place for registration and
voting in each election district
and boundaries thereof are as
follows:
SCHOOL ELECTION DISTRICTS
The boundaries of the school
election districts and the place
in each election district for reg
istration and voting shall be as
follows:
ELECTION DISTRICT I
Election District 1 will vote in
Northedge School and is bounded
as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
Hempstead Turnpike where same
is intersected by the school district
boundary line between Union
Free School District # 18 and
Union Free School District # 26,
running thence northerly along
said line to northerly boundary of
Union Free School District # 18
running thence easterly along the
northerly boundary of Union Free
School District # 18 ( which is the
Old Motor Parkway) to the easterly
boundary line of the school
district running thence along the
easterly boundary of Union Free
School District # 18 to the Hempstead
Turnpike, running thence
westerly along the Hempstead
Turnpike to the point of beginning
ELECTION DISTRICT II
Election District 2 will vote
in John H. West School and is
bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
Hempstead Turnpike where same
is intersected by the boundary
line between Union Free School
District # 18 and Union Free
School District # 26, running
thence easterly along Hempstead
Turnpike to the easterly boundary
of the school district running
thence southerly along the easterly
boundary line of the school
district to Boundary Avenue running
thence westerly along Boundary
Avenue to Ilicksville Road,
running thence southerly along
Hicksville Road to the Southern
State Parkway, running thence
westerly along the Southern State
Parkway to the westerly boundary t
of the school district, running
thence northerly along said westerly
boundary to Hempstead
Turnpike and the point of beginning.
ELECTION DISTRICT III
Election District 3 will vote
in Eastplain School and is bounded
as follows:
BEGINNING at the corner
formed by the intersection of the
southerly side of Boundary Avenue
and the easterly side of
Hicksville Road, running thence
easterly along Boundary Avenue
to the easterly boundary of the
school district at Central Drive,
running thence southerly along
the easterly boundary of the
school district to the Southern
State Parkway, running thence
westerly along the Southern State
Parkway to Hicksville Road, running
thence northerly along
Hicksville Road to Boundary Avenue
and the point of beginning.
ELECTION DISTRICT IV
Election District 4 will vote
in Southedge School and is
bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at the corner
formed by the intersection of
the easterly side of Hicksville
Road and the southerly side of
Southern State Parkway, running
thence easterly along Southern
State Parkway to the easterly
boundary of the school district at
Bay Avenue, running thence
southerly along the easterly
boundary of the school district
to Jerusalem Avenue, running
thence westerly along Jerusalem
Avenue to Hicksville Road, running
thence northerly along
Ilicksville Road to the Southern
Farmingdale OBSERVER - Thursday, October 10, 1968
State Parkway and the point of
beginning.
FLECTION DISTRICT V
Election District 5 will vote
in Picken School and is bounded
as follows:
BEGINNING at the corner
formed by the intersection of the
westerly side of Hicksville Road
and the southerly side of the
Southern State Parkway, running
thence southerly along Hicksville
Road to Jerusalem Avenue, running
thence easterly along
Jerusalem Avenue to Broadway-and
the easterly boundary line
of the school district, running
thence southerly along the easterly
boundary of the school district
is Rhode Island Avenue and
the southerly boundary of the
school district, running thence
westerly along the southerly
boundary of the school district
to the westerly boundary of the
school district, running thence
northerly along the westerly
boundary of the school district to
the Southern State Parkway, running
thence easterly along Southern
State Parkway to Hicksville
Road and the point of beginning.
Dated: Plainedge, New York
Sept. 12, 1968
BY ORDER OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
UNION FREE SCHOOL,
DISTRICT NOu 18
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY,
NASSAU COUNTY,
NEW YORK
By ESTHER ROSE
Clerk, U. F. S. D. No. 18
BY ORDER BOARD OF
EDUCATION U. F. S. D. # 18
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
ESTHER ROSE
SCHOOL DISTRICT CLERK
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