The Sp orts View —By WOODHULL HUBBARD

The Golden Flashes ended their basketball season Friday nigh:on a happy note with an easy victory over West Babylon. Coach BobHazen's team finished its league campaign with eight wins and fourlosses. Their overall record was 12 victories and five losses.

After losing such stars as Dave Eales and Al Slavik throughgraduation it wasn 't believed this year's team would go too far. Itlacked' height and wasn 't thought to be too good defensively. How*wer Tom Brennan , Perry Kinkaide , Jerry Parks and George Robinson suddenly csme into their own. Bob Friedrick steadied the lean:and was the guiding light on the defense. The speecy left-handerwon the award in the East Islip Christmas tournament for beingthe most valuable player. Dale Corbett proved to be a big assetwith his height and unerring side shots. Harry DeRonde, the teamcaptain , could always be depended upo to play a steady game.

We read with interest a sports column in a Suffolk dailywhere the writer suggested that there should be a giant postseason basketball tournament In the Long Island Arena atCommack. His theory is that many of the teams get a late startand are out of the pennant chase early but at the end of theseason have as good teams as some of the league champions.He cited Port Jefferson as an example, explaining that theNorth Shore team started basketball late because of football(the Thanksgiving Day game against Patchogue) and lost two orthree league games, then came on strong to end up as one ofthe leading teams in the county.

It is good to see Coach Johnny Veryzer's Islip team win the B-lchampionship over Kings Park. There isn't a more popular coacharound than John and he has done a great job with the material onhand. Islip will face Bridgehampton , the B-3 winner, on the Sachemcourt tomorrow night. The victor will face Southold, the B-2 champions on March 11th for the championship.

Big Biil Thieben dropped in 41 points to lead the Bay Shorefaculty to a win over the seniors in a benefit game.

Skip Kelly, Ron Roster and Richie Scudero represented Sayvillein the Section II wrestling championships at Amityviile. All three-gave good accounts of themselves with Roster reaching the quarterfinals before bowing to Port Jefferson's Baxter Piercey.

Bowling CommentSayville Bowling Center

In the Sunday night MixedLeague Mae Taber banged out a223 for a 543 series. Ed Kennywas a big gun this week, shoot-ing 223-230. Wes Little camethrough with a 220-542. CharleySuckow rolled games of 194 and212. In the Men's League DickWinter scored 210-525.

Major League high scorers in-cluded Art Reeves 222-545, FredKuehnle 217-503, Dick Stonelli203-534, Hank Thoden 202-543,Jack Barbera and Buck Buxton200 each with 541 and 535 inorder; Chet Slawinski 198, FrankFalcaro 196-515, Bucky Bryan 533and Harvey DeVries 516.

In the Men 's League Sal Nic-osia hit 187-199-179 for high ser-ies of 565; Nick Constandy 194'199-550; Bill Moschinger took highgame with 211; Bill RcUly 209,Billy Connors and Red Tierney202, Fred Smith 196. Ray Wieber191, Denny Kenny 187, JamesMurray 192 and Frank Scatton191.

For the Ladies. Carole Rehmebowled 181-171497, Donna VanEmmeri 164-445, Connie Haab156-152-443, Carol Ludwig 181.Glady Elias 156-421, Vivian Ridgeand Marion Roach 157 each , Gin-ny Roman and Kay Vignato 155,Ann Mazzei 153, Lucille Shaber152 and Joan Essig 151.

In the Mixed League, ConnieHaab 154-147-430, Bob La pen andCharley Oelkers 180, Bill Con-nors 177 177. Hap Kershaw 175-173, Art Reeves 170-175, BettyRoller 150, Field Adams 173.

OAKDALE LANES

BY TONY PAS3AVIA

Before some SOX spectatorsMike Chiuchiolo and George Mosdefeated Ray and Ben Plawski by39 pins Friday nigh".. The out-come was not decided until thelast game. Down 40 pins at thestart of the final game, Chiuchioloproceeded to roll a brilliant 256and Mos ended with a neat 200,to give them the match.

Chiuchiolo had high series of684, that included besides his ?56,a double 214. Plawski rolled a-7^ series with games of 247-235-193.

in other "pot games," Plawskidefeated Chiuchiolo in a twogame set and Tony DeStefano top-ped Art Ricco.

In the Oakdale Classic league,Fred Voelpel took high g*melaurels with 236-757 (four games;;Tony DeStefano 226, Tom McKe-on 195, Joe Genalo 194, TonyGrimaldi 217, Circk Romano 204-728, Ben Plawski 199-735, RayPlawski 191-715, Tony Parente197-721, Harry Watson. 201-75: ,Billy Wyatt 197 and high series of7fi 5, Joe Principe 194, and TomBenardello 194.

Larry Hintze of the SundayMixed League rolled high gameof 209; Bob Scott 192, George Ca-meron 185, George Forrester 179,Joe Herzog 189, Joe McRae 181,Joe Accardo 183, Georg<; Snmul ik185. For the distaff side , Dot lias-tings had high game of 132, Char-lotte Palwuk 177.

For the Country Villagers LouPreiato took high game of 243 andhigh series of 565; Charlie Gore184, Tony LoMononaco 179. StellaMcGown , continued to lead theladies with 178.

Joe Sgori Sr. led the Father andSon League in game and serieswith 203-605; Henry Treiny Sr189, Joe Sgori Jr. (five years oldja 71-197.

Jim Jensen had high scries of608 in the Thursday night Com-mercial League, that includedhigh game of 216-207; Bob Wag-ner 213-504, Bill Swanson 205-505, Murray Islebacner 190, EdHines 178-513, Bill Miller 130,Hank Schebe 180, Art Fahricr 1P-5,Art MacFarland 186, Doc Martin180, Bill Bennedict 180, Tony Cir-occo 185-506, Dave Gaynor 192.Ray Rizzuto 204-535, Dave Rote204-526, Fred Herba 213 510, TomMcCarthy 190-520, Dave Gannon200-533, Lou Cantera 200-549, BudSpringhorn 188, Stan Holmes 1.99-579. Will Peekaldt 221-530, JoeMuhuvick 195, Ned Beacato 191.

In the Oakdale Major League,Tony Correnti rolled high gameof 219-574, Joe Princi pe 204-570,Bud Diamond 199-553, Al Weeks205-535, Charlie Ludwig 187 507.George Hawkins 200-501, BillFranze 212-558. Vin Mancuso 195-555, Andy Muzio 208-587, StanSwanda 199-527, Ken Smith 138-543, Fred Meith 177, Harry Mchl192-558, Jim Rose 197-544, FredMoulis 206-587, Dave Gould 215-530, Fred Hitt 204-517 and GeorgeAddesso 179-512.

Dick Wood led the Men 's Tra-vel League with 206-635; SteveCrandall 201-552, Jess Brown 181-521, Bill Franze 179, Tom Farr197-526, Sonny Wright 132-514.

The Friday night mixed league,comprised of the employees ofOakdale lanes , saw Jim Moralesroll high game of 229 551. FredSeegars 225-517, Fred Meith 194552. Frank Mitchell 182 , Fred Ric-ca 178

Say Oak Ladies LeagueWon Lost

Friedland Furniture 82 V4 42V^Joe's Groceries 67'.̂ 57\2.Model Dairy 67 53Land R Ranch 63 >4 61 >ACommunity Meat 63 62Land's End 59 66O'Donnell Sisters 59 66Lakeland Delicatessen 59 66Suffolk Chrysler 58% 66'̂W. Sayville Pharmacy 46 79

High games—Daisy Long 145-406; Ginny Lockitt 160-444; AnntJerico 169-430; Jo Schoenfeld 152434; Clarice Coners 174-465; KayHeidel 153-416; Carol Buys 150-417; Rose Emer 187413; Terr;/Linden 167-422; Cele Risley 148-420; Gert Sutorius 185-452; TerryMurtha 168-473; Lucille Shaw 167430; Jean D'Agostino 165-434: Kathy Preston 156-423; IsabelleStvle 173420; Jane Brown 146420; Liz McCafferty 169408; LoisHait 163436.

Bayport Commercial Leaguei Won Lost' Suffolk Roadways 80M 39Vi! Manhattan House 80 40Carpentieri Const. 78'i 41%Bayport Delicatessen 68% 51 ViO'Donnell Brothers 66 54

• Bayport Lumber 64% 55 Vi! Bayport Flower House 62 58! Modeck Builders 60% 59%Bavport Fire Dept. 56% 63%

i Village Stationery 53 67; Wesche Oil 49 71Island Tank 42 78Houston 's Garj ge 40 80Shand' s Market 39 81

Highs — Charles Clough 535Al Slavik 210-526, Steve Crandall521, Vic Schwagler 202, JessBrown Jr. 202-535, Jess BrownSr. 512, Ted Buchanan 219-555,Phil Stitt 207-526, John Greene200. Jim Holman 203-534. DickMurgatrovd 521, Don Warnken518.

Firemen's Bowling LeagueWon Lost

West Sayville 48 18Sayvj Jle 44 22Blue Jays 44 22Holbrook 37 29Central Islip 31% 34%Islip 29 37Castoffs 21% 44%Flying Dutchmen 9 57

High games and series — JohnWilliams 215-221-580, Bill Fix537. Clarence Schaper 201-525,Charles King 204-519. Charles Suc-kow 203-554, Alvin Van Wven510,. Nick Paglia 511, Bill Klaas-sen 531. Jake Sluiter 209. JimJones 502, Lou Verspoor 220-500.Oelkers 537.

Holbrook Belles Leagueat Holbrook Hotel

Won LostModel Dry Cleaners 62 33Ronkonkoma Lumber 45 50Holbrook Bottled Gas 43 52Holbrook Sweater Mart 40 55

West Babylon Defeated Friday;Golden Flashes Score Easy Win

West Babylon — The GoldenFlashes sewed up second place inSection A-2 with an easy 67-52

ictory over West. Babylon Fri-day night. It was the eighth leagueA'in in 12 starts for Coach Bobrlazen 's crew.

Tom Brennan tallied 17 pointsto spark the Purple and GoldA-hile Perry Kinkaide and George!Robinson each came through with12. It was the final game of thereason for both teams.

The first half was fairly Closewith Sayville holding a 23-17 leadit halftime. Bob Friedrick, Kin-kaide" and Brennan were tha big

guns for the Flashes during thefirst half.

Coach Hazen's team built up a50-29 lead at the three quartermark and then coasted in the final period with all reserves seeingaction.

The West Babylon jayveesscored an upset when they defeat-ed the Sayville seconds in the preliminary, 69-50.

The scores:Sayville 8 f PFriedrick 4 2 10Corbett 2 1 5Valenti 0 1 1Parks 1 0 . 2

j DeRonde 0 1 1

j Kinkaide 6 0 12j VanEs'ndelft 0 1 1j Robinson 6 0 12! Barnes 1 0 2, Brennan 5 7 17! Giordano 1 2 4DcLagarde 0 0 0

Totals 26 15 67West Babylon g f pSimone 5 7 17

I Collia 0 0 0Sears 2 2 6Fallon 4 6 14Kelly 0 0 0Giesler 2 0 4

Bassi 0 0 0DePuy 1 3 5McFadden 2 2 6

Totals 16 20 52Score by periods:

i Sayville 11 28 50 67West Babylon 7 17 29 52

Officials—Robertson and Lewis.I Sayville Jv 11 23 40 50[ West Babylon JV 23 34 46 69j Scoring: Sayville—Kubelle 2,: Woodard 1, Zegel 2, Smith 11,: Bevelander 17, Wehrenberg 2,i Bryant 15; West Babylon— Paton| 22, Wozniak 3, Kirtsis 6, Larsoni 12, Sloin 1, O'Donnell 10, Stram-I mielo 15.

Student-Faculty GameAids Scholarship Fund

Faculty members of the Say-ville schools are readying them-selves and their costumes for thestudent-faculty basketball gameon March 11th ,at eight p. m. TheSayville High School gym pro-mises to be the scene of goodsport and laughter.

One of the hignlights of facul-ty team maneuvering will be thearrival of foul-shot artist EarlDavis in his wheel-barrow.

Stretcher bearers u ill be in ac-tion to assist the team of teach-ers captained by Bob Hazeii andKen Weinbel. Recruits from thehigh school are Charl es Carpen-

ter , Earl Davis, Robert Erickson ,George Kolasa , Keith McClaskey,Carl Varone. and George Zeller.From the junior high and ele-mentary school ranks come AlGracie, Charles La Palme, CarlLind, James Schnell , Dom Val-lone, and Barry Verney.

The Sayville High School danceband will furnish music for adance following the game.

Proceeds will go to the $1,000scholarship fund of the SayvilleTe'achers Association. Qualifiedseniors will receive aid in contin-uing their education at a collegeor university next year.

PhantomsConquerRed men

East Islip — Bayport High'sPhantoms ripped East Islip, 64-49, Friday night in the final con-test of the year for both teams.George Elliott and Bob Beitelscored 20 points apiece for thevictors.

The box score:Bayport 8 f pElliott 6 8 20Black 2 0 4Beitel 6 8 20Johnson 0 0 0Gulp 4 3 11Mever 0 0 0Sheffield 4 1 9Worrad 0 0 0

Total 22 20 64East Islip 9 t PBardonek 8 2 13Herrle 1 2 4Rogoff 4 0 8Stavracos 0 0 0John 0 0 0Leschik 3 1 7 .Bahjen 0 0 0 " 'Eccleston 1 0 2Grasso 3 0 6Meyer 0 0 0Dow 1 0 2Heller 1 0 2

Total 22 5 49Score by periods:

Bavport 16 33 47 64East Islip 8 15 25 49

SPEEDWAY TO OPEN

Islip — Long Island speed fan-atics are working in cellars andgarages getting cars ready forthe opening of Islip Speedway.Racing starts on April third, at2:30 p. m. with a full card ofNASCAR-sanctioned jalop y races.

SachemBows toHauppauge

Hauppauge — Sachem dropped,ts final basketball game of theseason Friday night , bowing toHauppauge High, 59 to 42. TheFlaming Arrows finished onenotch above the league cellar.

The box score:Sachem g f pSchmidt 10 2 22Sabateile 0 1 1Colmer 1 0 2Vlbert 3 3 9

N'apoli 1 0 2Sclafani 0 2 2Rottman 1 0 2Brown 0 2 2

Total 16 10 42Hauppauge g f pBrigockas 1 0 2Brownworth 1 4 6Hartung 0 0 0Johnson 8 3 19Paris 0 1 1Schultz 5 16 26Ruff in i 0 i 1Rotoli 0 0 0Mickpce 2 0 4

Total 17 25 59Sachem 10 25 34 42Hauppauge 16 35 41 59

Officials—Johnson and Ness.Sachem JV 9 18 24 43Hauppauge JV 18 25 44 50

Scoring: Sachem—Mizzinero 5,Saggio 2, Rottman 22, Manescelko1, Brown 12, Derby 1. Hauppauge—Badke 16, Halliner 13, Lalone2, Desapo 2, Lomanna 2, Hoffman3, Milessen 5, Mackwart 7.

HIGH TIDE TABLEFire Island MontaukA.M. P.M. A.M. PJW.

Today 11:06 11:27 12.02 12:27Friday 11:53 12:00 12:55 1:25Saturday 12:13 12:43 1:51 2:26Sunday 1:04 1:41 2:47 3:26Monday 2:03 2:45 3:42 4:19Tuesday 3:05 3:48 4:31 5:06Wednesday 4:03 4:40 5:16 5:48

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iJUNIOR LEAGUE

7th and 8th GradesThe Celtics led by j immy Plate 's

14 points, defeated the Knicks24-14 on Saturday. Jeff Carrollscored eight for the Celtics. TheWarriors topped the Royals , 44-22. Glen Busch dunked 18 pointsand controlled both backboardsfor the Warriors. Jim Weeks andJim Wilson combined for 15points for the losing Royals.

The Pistons defeated the Lak-ers 36-20 Tommy Weeks hit for11 points . Paul Cannella 10 andButch Roe eight. Larry Parks washigh man for the Lakers with six.

5th and 6th GradesBvron Norvell and John Casev

each scored 10 points for the win-ning Panthers over the BlackHawks. The Crusaders topped theBeavers. The high scoring aces ofthe Crusaders, Harold Leslie Jrand Kenny Zegel combined for23 points for the first place Cru-saders. The Tigers defeated theEagles. The Tigers , with JimDietz and Jim Hazeri scoring 23points , won their iirst leaguegame.

Games this SaturdaySeventh and eight!; grades—

Royals vs Pistons 9:15, Lakers vsCeltics 10:15, Warriors vs Knicks11:15; Fifth and sixth grades--Black Hawks vs Eagle, 9:15, Ti-gers vs Beavers 10:1% Panthersvs Crusaders 11:15.

Brennan On! All-St ars

Tom Brennan , son of Mr.and Mrs. Richard Brennan ofCandee Avenue , has beenpicked by the Western SuffolKBasketball Coaches Associa-tion for the All Star A-2team. Other boys on the teamare Bill McCoilough andWeaver Miller , Amiiyville .Bob Corcoran of Babylon andRay Weeks of Patchogue.

The Sayville lad scored 259points throughout the seasonand was the leading scorerfor the Golden Flashes.

Jerry Parks, George Robin -son and Perry Kinkaide v/ereother Sayville players whoreceived votes for the AllStar team.

HISTORIC LONG I SLA HI(Continued from Page 1)

much for human endurance formore than a month at mist.Another Henry Onderdonk

The name of Henry OnderdonkJr. is well known to students otLong Island history for the greatamount of material he compiledon the Revolutionary War era ,and especially as it concernedQueens County. Sometimes, how-ever, his name has been confusedwith that of his cousin , HenryHoscrop Onderdonk , who alsowrote on historical subjects. Thelatter , a son of Bishop BenjaminT. Onderdonk , was a long-timeresident of Hempstead where in1870 he purchased the HemnsteadInquirer. He wrote a number othistorical pamphlets and a his-tory of the Protestant EpiscopalChurches of New York.The Name of Seaford

It is pretty much accepted bylocal historians that the village ofSeaford was named for Seafordm the state of Delaware. It cameabout in an unusual way. Manyyears ago a horse stolen in whatis now S-aford , L. I., was finallyrecovered in Seaford , Del., and asthe Long Island community wasthen in the throes of seeking aname for its new post office it de-cided to adopt the Delawarename."Blubber Row", Southold Town

During the mid-1800's, the sec-tion of Southold town lying alongthe main road between Cutchogu"and Peconie was known as Blub-ber Row. Nearly every home inthe area was that of a retiredwhaling captain or one who livedthere between voyages. Some ofthe descendants of these whalersstill own and occupy their oldhomesteads.

Bird Dog ClubTo Op en Season

Brookhaven — The Long IslandBird Dog Club will hold its firsttrial of the spring season nextSunday at the Suffolk LodgeGame Preserve. There will be twostakes, starting at eight a. m.

The first will be the non-win-ners stake to be judge d by Ed-mund Brown of Bayport and Sey-mour Green of Levittown. Thesecond will be the gun dog stakewith Salvatore DeBella of Haup-pauge and Harry Kilthau of Islipas judges. Trophies will be award-ed to the first three dogs in eachstake.

The committee in charge of thisevent includes Richard RinghoiTof East Moriches, Paul Daniels ofEast Moriches and Philip Baccallaof Patchogue. .

AMITYVILLE WINS

Amityviile — Bay Shore High'spowerful wrestling team capturedthe Section Eleven tournamentlast Friday and Saturday. CoachClark' s squad rolled up a total of106 points. Sayville captured twopoints through the efforts of RonRoster in the unlimited class.

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NOTICE OF SALESupreme Court: Suffolk County.

The Greater New York SavingsBank , Plaintiff , against , DouglasRandolph Wood , et al., Defend-ants. Case No. 60108-1959. In pur-suance of a judgment of fore-closure and sale , dated February18th , 1960 and filed February19th , 1960, I , the undersigned , theReferee in said judgment named ,will sell at public auction , at theFront Steps of the Islip TownHall , Town of Islip, Suffolk Coun-ty and State of New York , on the15th day of April , 1960 at teno'clock in the forenoon of thatday, the premises described inand directed by said judgment tobe sold, situate at Brentwood , inthe Town of Islip, County of Suf-folk and State of New York ,known and designated as Lot 1737on a certain map entitled "Map ofVictory Farms Section 2" andfiled in the office of the Clerk ofthe County of Suffolk on August22nd. 1945 as Map No. 1440 situ-ate on the southerly side of Suf-folk Avenue distant 3682.02 feetwesterly from the westerly sideof Wicks Road , being a regularplot of land 75 feet in width frontand rear by 150 feet in depth onboth sides , with the buildings andimprovements thereon erected.Said premises are known as No.108 Suffolk Avenue , Brentwood ,New York , and will be sold sub-

i ject to survey facts and reserva-! tions recorded in Liber 2636 ofConveyances. Page 554. Dated

; March 3rd. 1960. MAX W. HOL-LANDER, Esq.. Referee. DANIELJ. ZULLY. ESQ.. Attorney forPlaintiff. 451 Fifth A v e n uj ,Brooklyn 15, New York.

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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OiNASSAU

Allstate Factors, Assignee ofKem Home Improvement Corp-oration

Plaintiff-against-

Bella MickensDefendant

STATE OF NEW YORK)) SS:

COUNTY OF SUFFOLK)By virtue of a certain execu-

tion issued out of the SupremeCourt of the County of Nassau ,State of New York , and to medirected and delivered againstcertain real property therein de-scribed , I have seized all the right ,title and interest which the de-fendant , Bella Mickens , had onthe 10th day of December , 1958,or any time thereafter, of . in andto the following described prop-erly, to wit:

Description of property knownas 28 Harrison Avenue , BayShore , L. I., N. Y.

ALL that certain plot , piece orparcel of land , with the buildingsand improvements thereon erect-ed , situate , lying and being inBay Shore, Town of Islip, Countyof Suffolk and State of New York ,bounded and described as fol-lows: BEGINNING at a point inthe westerly line or side of Har-rison Avenue as traveled , at thesoutheast corner or premisesherein conveyed , and the north-east corner of other land of theparties of the first part , said pointbeing distant 86.43 feet northerlyfrom a fence post in the westerlyline or side of Harrison Avenueas traveled , at the northeastcorner of land of Williams andthe southeast corner of land ofthe parties of the first part; run-ning thence (1st) south 72 de-grees 40 minutes 30 seconds Westby general line of fence by, withand along said other land of theparties of the first part 13 7.73feet to a point and land of Veter-ans of Foreign Wars , Lot 20, P. A.Maginnis Map: thence (2nd) North21 degrees 27 minutes 30 secondsWest , by general line of fence andfence remnants by, with andalong said land of Veterans ofForeign Wars. Lot 20, P. A. Ma-ginnis Map 30.41 feet to a fencepost; thence (3rd) North 19 de-grees 31 minutes 40 seconds West,still by general line of fence andfence remnants, still by, with andalong said land of Veterans ofForeign Wars. Lot 20. P. A. Ma-ginnis Map 16.65 feet to a pointand other land of the parties ofthe first part: thence (4th) North71 degrees 11 minutes East by.with and along said other land ofthe parties of the first part 137.60feet to a point and the westerly;;de of Harrison Avenue as tra-veled: ther.ee (5th) South 20 de-gree; 43 .T.;.vjtes 30 seconds Eastby genera: lir.e of the westerlyzAh of _ n:i Harrison Avenue astraveled 50 05 feet to the point orplaoe of begir.r.iSE.

_ 7--re;.her -A :::. i\] the right , ti-t.e i.r.-z j .'.'.e.-ei * of the parties oi*.ie rrr. >i_r. if axy. ir. ar.d to

so much of Harrison Avenue asabuts upon the premises to thecenter line thereof.

ALL according to a survey ofproperty of Irving Thompson .Bay Shore , Suffolk County, N.Y.,dated March 1950, by Robert J.Bartley, Civil Engineer , BayShore , New York.

Being and intended to be aportion of the same premises con-veyed to parties of the first partby deed of Irving L. Thompson ,a/k/a Irvin L. Thompson , datedthe 24th day of March , 1950, andduly recorded in the SuffolkCounty Clerk's Office in Liber3061 of deeds, at page 179 on the3rd day of April 1950.

Subject to zoning ordinances ,building regulations and amend-ments thereto passed and adoptedby the Town of Islip.

Subject to state of facts asshown by survey of property ofIrving Thompson , Bay Shore , Suf-folk "County, N. Y., dated March ,1950, by Robert J. Bartley, CivilEngineer , Bay Shore, New York.

Subject to existing tenancy.Which I shall expose for sale by

pub lic vendue as the law directson the 15th day of April , 1960 at2:15 P. M. in the afternoon oftha t day at the front door of theCounty Court House in the Vil-lage of Riverhead , Suffolk County,New York.Dated at Riverhead , New Yorkthis 3rd dav of March , I960

CHARLES R. DOMiNYSheriff , Suffolk County, NY

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Notice is hereby given that license number 7RL2454 hasbpen issued to the undersigned to sell liquor , wine, cider andbeer at retai l , under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, in arestaurant at 220 North Main Street. Sayville , Suffolk County,New York , for on premises consumption.

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Notice is hereby given that license number 7RL2308 ha< ;been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor , wine, cider , andbeer at retail , under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, in arestaurant on N/S Montauk ighway, West Sayville, SuffolkCounty, New York , for on premises consumption.

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Notice is hereby given that . license number L49 has beenissued to the undersigned to sell liquor , wine and cider at retail

under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, in a store at 191Railroad Avenue, Sayville, Suffolk County, New York for offpremises consumption.

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The final Sayville CommunitvLittle League registration for thecoming baseball season will beheld on Saturday from 11 a. m.unti l two p. m. at the CommunityHouse on Gillette Avenue.

Each child must bring a regis-ration blank and one of his par

<mts. Blanks may be obtained atschool or at the Community Houseon Saturday morning.

A meeting will be held for theoarents of all t hj boys who areregistered next Thursday even i ngat eight o'clock at the CommunityHouse. All parents of children inthe league are requested to at-tend this meeting.

Final Registration

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