Beth Weiss Selected For JWV Award
Both Weiss, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Weiss of 144
Block Boulevard, Massapequn
Park and a former Onset ver
columnist has been selected by
the Massapequa High School to
receive the annual " Classmates
Today - Neighbors Tomorrow"
brotherhood award for 1968.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
SUPREME COURT:
NASSAU COUNTY
WHITESTONE SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASS'N, Pltff.
v. ANIBAL R. CLAVELL, DORA
M. CLAVELL,
h. w., et al., Dfts.
Pursuant to judgment dated
January 4, 1968, and duly entered,
I will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder on the north front
steps of Nassau County Court
House, Old Country Road, Min-eola,
N. Y., on the 16th day of
February, 1968, at 10: 30 a. m.,
the premises and improvements
at North Massapequa, Town of
Oyster Bay, N. Y., situate on the
LEGAL NOTICE
Supreme Court, Nassau County.
The Chase Manhattan Bank ( National
Association), Plf. against
Arthur R. Engels, et al, Defts.
Pursuant to judgment entered
November 8, 1967 I will sell at
public auction in the rotunda of
the Old County Courthouse,
Franklin Avenue, Mineola, New
York, on January 8th, 1968 at
9: 00 o'clock in the forenoon
premises with the improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereto
situate in the Town of Oyster
Bay, County of Nassau known as
Lots 57, 58 and part of 55 and
56 in Block 219 on Map " Nassau
Shores, Section One, Chester R.
Nichols, Lie. State Surveyor, May
1926" and filed in the Nassau
County Clerk's Office on May 8,
1926 as Map No. 603, Case No.
914, beginning at a point on the
easterly side of Shinnecock Avenue
distant 80 feet southerly from
the corner formed by the intersection
of the southerly side of
Sea view Street ana tne easterly
side of Shinnecock Avenue; run-
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Monthly payments, discounts
dividends, 3uto loans
Telephone Service
MURRAY TUCK. Inc.
388 Fulton St., Farmingdale
2 4 9 - ' 4 90
The presentation will be made
on Wednesday, February 21 at
8: 30 p. m. at the Marjorie Post
Community Park.
The project Is co- sponsored
by the Jewish War Veterans of
the United States and the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews.
LEGAL NOTICE
south side of Hawthorne Street,
distant 100 feet east of intersected
corner of south side of
Hawdiorne Street with east side
of Summit Drive, being a parcel
70 feet front and rear by 100 feet
deep, known as 156 No. Hawthorne
Street, No. Massapequa, N. Y.,
and more particularly described
in said judgment.
Dated: January 11, 1968.
ERNEST E. BELFI
Referee
GEORGE J. MEADE
Pltffs Atty.
153- 17 Cross Island Pkwy.
Whitestone, N. Y. 11357
# 386 IT Observer January 18,
1968
LEGAL NOTICE
ning thence north 80 degrees, 00
minutes east 125.70 feet to the
westerly side of East Shore
Drive; running thence southerly
along the westerly side of East
Shore Drive on the arc of a curve
bearing to the left having a radius
of~ 341.62 feet, a distance of 44.57
feet; running thence south 80 degrees,
00 minutes west 45.30 feet;
running thence south 10 degrees,
00 minutes east, 40 feet; running
thence South 80 degrees, 00 minutes
west 100 feet to the easterly
side of Shinnecock Avenue; running
thence north 10 degrees, 00
minutes west along the easterly
side of Shinnecock Avenue, 80
feet to the point or place of Beginning,
together with the interest
of the parties in the abutting
street all as more fully described
in said judgment. Said premises
being known as 10 Shinnecock
Avenue, Massapequa, New York.
Dated: December 1, 1967. Mi-
& Holahan, Plfs. Attys. 80E Old
C o u n t r y Road, Mineola, New
York. The aforesaid sale is adjourned
to January 24, 1968 at
the same time - and place. Dated
January 8, 1968. Michael Hanra-han,
Referee, Hutton & Holahan,
Plfs. Attys., 80E Old Country
Road, Mineola, New York.
# 387 IT observer Jan. 18,1968
Berner Posts Twin Win; Devils
Divide And Chiefs Lose Two
Coach Chris Sweeney's, Berner
team posted a pair of league
wins to go into 3- 0 tie with
Freeport in league action.
The Bisons edged Mepham 39-
38 in a low scoring game and
then walloped Bellmore Kennedy
74- 43 in prepartion for a showdown
with Freeport this Friday,
Joe DeDonato led Berner in the
Kennedy game with 17 points
while McGrath set the pace in the
Mepham game with 12 markers.
Massapequa High lost a pair
this past week to Lawrence and
Uniondale.
Barrett was the only Chief to
Metros, Pubbers
Stay In Race
In the Berner Teenage Basketball
League, the M jtros belted the
Dandelions 44- 6. The Metros,
paced by the high scoring of
Howie Reade with 15 points and
Sandy Greenstein overwhelmed
the Dandelions.
In an exciting Section I Contest,
the Pubbers remaned ? JI
second place b. y edging the Wizards
34 - 14. Despite the efforts
of Mike Hanna's seven points,
the Pubbers proved loo much for
the Wizards., Bill Qxbeiry with
nine points paced a well balanced
Pubber attack.
In a Section II Contest, the
D^ OoA.' s remained undefeated as
they trounced the Nationals 36-
2* i, Steve Arata with 16 points
domi. iai r} ine scoring for the
D. O. A.' s. High Man for the
" Nats" was John Gorbas with
ten points,
hit double figures with ten points
in the Lawrence game as Coach
Joe Mayers lads dropped a 70- 45
decision.
Uniondale took a commanding
39- 20 halftime lead to win going
away by an 83- 50 count. Kelly
and Murphy with 15 and 14jx) ints
were the only Chiefs to hit double
figures.
This Friday the Pequans journey
to Valley Stream Central
and will attempt to hit the win
column.
Plainedge divide a pair of
b? sketbn! l game this week as
V. •' defeated Farmingdale 57- 51
but fell to Hicksviile 71- 61 after
leading the victors during the
first two periods.
Li the Daler win Spier and
Amendola paced the attack with
16 points each.
Carl Amendola got into foul
trouble in the Hicksviile game
and the Devils scoring ace sat
out part of the action as the winners
pulled ahead in the third
period when Plainedge scored
only five points. Amendola wound
up with 14 markers while Spier
tailed 20.
Coach Jerry Fiorenza's team
will be idle this Friday.
Dalers Upset Herricks
Farmingdale High pulled off a
stunning upset by upending an
undefeated Herricks basketball
team in a triple overtime by a
score 50- 46.
Coach Bob Mulligan's lads
trailed 17- 2 at the first quarter
mark suffering from a low percentage
shooting average which
has been their nemesis all
season. The Dalers pulled
to within 26- 17 at the half when
they slowed down the pacetoplav
a deliberate brand of ball.
After a third quarter 33- 33
tie, the teams scored ten marks
each to send the game into overtime.
Neither team was able to
score in the first two extra
periods.
A field goal by Mableton was
the clincher for the Daler win.
Mac Arthur will appear in
Farmingdale this Friday in game
slated for 8: 15 p. m.
The Dalers are now 1- 2 in
league and 3- 5 overall.
Pequa Teams Lead Three
Town Hockey League
LEAGUE STANDPJGS:
Section I
Bombers
Metros
Pubbers
Dandelions
Brickbusters
Wizards
Section II
D„ O. A.
O'Jeas
Trojans
Bou vines
Followers
Nationals
3- 0
3- 1
3- 1
1- 2
0- 3
0- 4
4- 0
2- 1
2- 1
2- 2
1- 2
0- 5
Three Massapequa entries are
pacing the Oyster Bay Department
of Recreation's Hockey
loops, Councilman Ralph J. Marino,
Board Majority Leader announced
today.
In Senior A play, the Massapequa
Maple Leafs are leading
the loop with a 4- 1 mark while
the Massapequa Rockets are pacing
the Junior A division with a
°' 7rY1% eiu'uint7J, ui<_ zryxrcnxc* . « v.~
Wings are atop the standings with
a 3- 0 record while in Junior B
play the Massapequa Metros are
coasting with a 3- 0 record.
In play last week, a brace of
goals by Mike O'Toole and Jim
Lindner enabled. the Bethpage
Bruins to hand the Massapequa
Maple Leafs their first defeat,
3-- 0, in Senior A action. Earlier,
the Maple Leafs had stretched
their win streak to four by edging
the Syosset Rangers, 2- 1.
In the Senior B Division Ton
Novellano's pair of goals and
pair of assists as the Syosset
Red Wings flew to an K- 3 victory
and undisputed possession of first
place. In other action, the Beth-page
Americans and Syosset
Black Hawks played a 3- 3 tie and
£ lie_. Mas. saQeaua Mustanes stam-
In Junior play, Tom Coutu
blasted in two goals as die Massapequa
Rockets blasted the Syosset
Comets, 4- 0. The Rockets
also beat the Bethpage Flyers,
2- I. In other action, the Massapequa
Knights won over the Syosset
Ravens, 6- 4, and the Massapequa
Metros dumped the Bethpage
Ducks, 3- 1.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 22 OF THE TOWNS OF
OYSTER BAY, NASSAU
COUNTY, AND BABYLON, SUFFOLK
COUNTY, NEW YORK.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL DISTRICT
MEETING
FEBRUARY 10. 1968
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to the resolution
of the Board of Education adopted
January 3, 1968, a Special
District Meeting of the qualified
voters of Union Free School
District No. 22 of the Towns of
Oyster Bay, Nassau County, and
Babylon, Suffolk County, New
York, will be held in the gymnasium
of the Weldon E, Howitt
Junior High School Building, Van
Cott and Grant Avenues, Farmingdale,
New York, in said
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Our Homelike Environment Is Appreciated
^ Qnhicll Jfanrotl jJJome, inc.
67 Broadway, Amityville MYrtle 1- 0172
School District, on FEBRUARY
10, 1968, at 6: 45 o'clock A. M.
( E. S. T.) for the purpose of voting
upon the Proposition stated below.
The voting will be by ballot
on voting machines as provided
by the Education Law and the polls
will remain open from 7: 00
o'clock A. M. ( E. S. T.) until 10: 00
o'clock P. M. ( E. S. T.) and as much
longer as may be necessary to
enable the voters then present to
cast their ballots;
PROPOSITION
RESOLVED:
( a) That the Board of Education
of Union Free School District No.
22 of the Towns of Oyster Bay,
Nassau County, and Babylon, Suffolk
County, New York ( herein
called " District") is hereby authorized
to expend an amount not
to exceed $ 988,000 in addition to
the amount of $ 4,470,000 heretofore
authorized to be expended
pursuant to subdivision 2. of
paragraph ( a) of the Proposition
approved by the qualified voters
at the Special District Meeting
held on November 19, 1966, for
the construction of additions and
alterations to the existing
Senior High School Building at
the southwest corner of the intersection
of Intervale Avenue and
Lincoln Street, in Farmingdale,
in the District, and to purchase
the original furnishings, equipment,
machinery and apparatus
required for the purposes for
which said additions and said
Building as altered are to be
used, the estimated maximum
cost thereof, including said additional
expenditure and preliminary
costs and costs incidental
thereto and the financing
thereof, being $ 5,458,000, and a
tax in the amount of not to exceed
$ 988,000 is hereby voted for said
additional expenditure to be
levied by installments in such
years and in such amounts as
may be determined by said
Board of Education; and ( b) in
anticipation of said tax, bonds
of the District are hereby authorized
to be issued in the
principal amount of not to exceed
$ 988,000 and a tax is hereby voted
to pay the interest on the said
bonds as the same shall become
due and payable.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER
NOTICE that the Board of Registration
of this School District
shall meet on:
Saturday, February 3, 1968
from 10: 00 o clock A. M.
( E. S. T.) until 10: 00 o'clock
P. M. ( E. S. T.)
in the gymnasium of the Weldon
E. Howitt Junior High School
Building, Van Cott and Grant
Avenues, Farmingdale, New
York, in said District, for the
purpose of preparing a Register
of the qualified voters of the
District for said Special District
Meeting, at which lime any person
shall be entitled to have his/ her
name placed upon such Register
provided that at such meeting
of the Board of Registration,
he/ she is known or proven to
the satisfaction of such Board
of Registration to be then or
thereafter entitled to vote at the
Special District Meeting for
which such Register is prepared.
The Register of the qualifed
voters of said District prepared
at the last Annual District Meeting
and Election held on May 2
and 3, 1967, and the Register
prepared for the Special District?
Meeting held on June 10, 1967
and August 29, 1967, shall be
used by said Board of Registration
as the basis for the
preparation of the Register for
said Special District Meeting.
Any person whose name appears
on such Register or who shall
have been previously registered
for any Annual or Special District •
Meeting or Flection and who
shall have voted at any Annual
or Special District Meeting or
Election held or conducted at any
time within two ( 2) years prior
to the preparation of the Register
for this Special District Meeting
will not be required to register
personally for this Special
District Meeting.
No person will be entitled to
vote at such Special District
Meeting whose name does not
appear on the Register of the
School District so prepared for
the Special District Meeting.
Immediately upon its completion,
said Register shall be
filed in the Office of the District
Clerk where it shall be open
for inspection by a qualified
voter of the District between
the hours of 9: 00 o'clock A. M.
and 3: 30 P. M. on each day thereafter
( except Sundays) up to and
including the day set for the said
Special District Meeting.
DATED* JANUARY 3, 1968
VERONICA HANSEN
DISTRICT CI ERK
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