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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received and publicly opened b y the Director of Purchase , Suffolk County, at Suf- folk County Center , Riverhead , New York , for the following items on the following dates: Thursday, June 1 , 11:00 A. M. — Body Repair and Paint Police Automobiles Tuesday, June 0 , 11:00 A. M. — One i iXJl 4 Dr. Station Wagon Tuesday, June ]' . ' , , 11:00 A .M — Uniform Retital — Mosquito Control Definitive specifications for the a bove items may be obtained at the office of the Department of Purchase. Stewart P. Mitman Director of Purchas< NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT : SUFFOLK COUNTY THE F R A N K L I \ NATIONAL BANK OF LONG ISLAND . Plain- tiff , against CHARLES A. LUPO , et al., Defendants . In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made and en- tered in the above entitled action, dated the Kit h day of May. 1901, I , the undersi gned , the Referee in said judgment named, will >ell at public auction to the highest bid- der on the front steps of the Town Hall , South Ocean Avenue , Patch- ogue , Suffolk County. New York , on the 7th day of Jul y. 1 9(51 , at 10 o ' clock in the forenoon , the premises directed b y said judg- ment to be sold, situate in the Town of Brookhaven , County ol' Suffolk , State of New York, being Lot No. 108 on \Map of Eag le Estates , Section 2\ filed in the Suffolk County Clerk' s Office on January 28. 1959 as Map No. 2912 , located on the easterl y side of Con- necticut Avenue , distant 00 feet northerl y from the extreme north- erly end of the arc of the curve connecting said side of Connecti- cut Avenue with the northerl y side of Knickerbocker Avenue , be- ing 80 feet in width , front and rear, by 105 feet in depth on either side, and more particularl y de- scribed in said judgment. Dated: Mav 22. 19(51. WILLIAM A. FITZ- GIBBONS. ESQ.. Referee. SUL- LIVAN, SCHOLLY & THORP, Attorneys for Paintiff , 41 Front Street , Rockville Centre. N. Y. ASSOCIATION MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Lot Owners of Cedar Grove Cemetery Association, Inc. of Patchogue , New York will be held in the Municipal Building, - 14 Baker Street , Patchogue , N. Y. on Mon- day, June 5th, \ 19(5 1 at 8:00 o ' clock P. M. for the purpose of electing three Trustees , the terms of John R. Ruland. Ren K. Wicks and Herman Rogers exp iring. { Also for the transaction of such other business as may properl y come before the meeting. John \V. Stakes Secretary-Treasurer INVITATION TO BIDDERS FOR SCHOOL CAFETERIA BREAD AND OTHER PASTRY SUPPLIES The Board of Education of the Union Free School District No. 24 of the Town of Brook h aven , Suffolk County, New York invites the submission of sealed bids for supp l ying bread , rolls and other pastry to the six school cafeterias of the District during the period starting with September , 1961 and ending in June. 1962. Form of Bid Proposal . Specifi- cations and other data are avail- able at the Business Office in the Patchogue High School . Sax ton Street. Patchogue . New York dail y between the hours of 9:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. Proposals will be considered on the basis of either the partici pa- tion of the supplier in the U. S. D. A. Flour Distribution Program , or the furnishing of raw materials by the supp lier without recourse to this program , or both . , Bids will be received unti l Thursday, June 8 , 1961 at 10:00 a. m. at the above named business office at which time and p lace they will be opened and publicl y read. The Board of Education reserves the righ t to reject any or all bids. For the Board of Education Union Free School District No. 24 , Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, N .Y. ^ Patchogue , N. Y. May 16 , 1961 John C. Hy lan School District Clerk HMB aMHHBaMHHMHH ^^I^HHnHHaiH ^I NOTICE TO BIDDERS Board of Education Union Free School District No. 24 Town of Brookhaven Suffolk Count y, New York PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby g iven that separate sealed bids for the construction of the Addition and Alterations to the River Avenue School located on a p lot on the West side of River Avenue, South of West Main Stree t in Patchogue , Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , will be receiv- ed by the Board of Education , Union Free School District No. 24 , Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , on June 20 , 1961 at 8:00 P. M., Eastern Day- ligh t Saving Time in cafeteria of Patchogue Senior High School. Saxton Street , Patchogue , N. Y. The work will comprise the follow- GENERAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT NO. 1 HEATING AND VENTILATING CONTRACT NO. 2 PLUMBING AND SANITARY CONTRACT NO. 3 ELECTRICAL WORK CONTRACT NO. 4 The information for Bidders , Form of Bid, Contract , General Condi- tions , Supplementary General Con- ditions of the Contract , Drawings and Specifications may be exam- ined and obtained at the office of the Architect , Frederic P. Wieder- sum Associates , 65 Roosevelt Ave- nue , Valley Stream , New York upon deposit of $50.00 for each Genera ] Construction set and $25.00 for each of the Mechanical Trades sets , or $125.00 for each comp lete set of General Construc- tion and the three Mechanical Trades. Check for deposits for drawings and specifications shall be made payable to Frederic P. Wiedersum Associates , and may be uncertified. Any person or cor- j -poration dul y submitted to a pro- posal accompanied by a certified check or other security in accord- ance with the requirements of the Information to Bidders will , upon return of the first copy of Draw- ings and Specifications in good condition and within thirt y (. '50 ) day* after the award of tne con- tracts for the project or rejection of the bids , receive the deposit in mil. On leturn of any additional sets under the same conditions as numetated , one-half of the depo- sit will be returned. When a pc r- OII or corporation obtains a set of drawings and specifications and makes the required deposit , but does not submit a proposal , one- half of the deposit will be returned to such non-bidder upon the re- turn of the Drawings and Speci- fications in good condition within thirty (. '50) days after the award of the Contract for the proje ct . Each contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder or the proposals will be rejected within 45 days of the date of open- ing proposals ; subject , however , to the discretionary rig ht reserved by the Board of Education to wai\e any informalities in , or to reject , any or all proposals and to advertise for new proposals if , in its opinion , the best interest of the District will thereby be pro- moted. Each bidder must deposit with his bid security in an amount not less than five percentum (5 r ; ) of the base bid , in the form and subject to the conditions provided in the Information for Bidders. No bidder shall withdraw his bid within 45 days after the formal opening thereof. BOARD OF EDUCATION UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24 TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN SUFFOLK COUNTY , NEW YORK By William J. Carroll President Dated: May 25 , 1961. NOTICE Notice is hereby g iven that license number SL291 has been issued to the undersi gned to sell li quor , wine and beer at retail , in a hotel , under the Alcoholic Bev- erage Control Law at 532 South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue , Suffolk County, Long Island , for on-prem- ises consumption. FRANK AND DOMLNICK MUCCI , dba Smithport Hotel 532 South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue , L. I., New York NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Cen- tral School Distrct #5 , Towns of Brookhaven , Smithtown , & Islip, Suffolk County. N. Y., hereby in- vites the submission of sealed bids on the following: Auxiliary Sewerage Disposal Bids will be received until 12:00 Noon prevailing time on June 1 , 1961 at the District Office , Farm to Market Road. Holtsville , N. Y., at which time bids will be publicl y opened. Specifications and bid forms mav be obtained at the District Office , Farm to Market Road , Holtsville , N. Y. For further in- formation phone Selden 2-8902. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any bid or all bids and also to waive any infor- malities it considers to the school district' s best interest. The suc- cessful bidder must submit a per- formance bond in the amount of 100 r ; of the bid. The contractor will be required to pay workmen the hourl y rates established for building skills established by NYS Industrial Commissioner in accordance with Section 220 of the Labor Law. All bids shall be binding for 45 days subsequent to the bid opening. BOARD OF EDUCATION SACHEM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT #5 Holtsville , N. Y. By Doris V. Alexander District Clerk Mav 25 , 1961 Dated REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE Supreme Court , County of Suffolk County Clerk ' s File No. 58504 — x In the Matter of : the Petition of : Randol ph Cowan : SUPPLE- : MENTAL Whose residence and : post-office address is : NOTICE 2711 Henry Hudson : OF Parkway, Bronx 63 , : HEARING New York : Petitioner , : TO REGISTER THE : TITLE TO CER- : TAIN LAND S de- : scribed as follows : : x PARCEL A All those tracts , pieces or par- cels of land situated in the Town of Babylon , Count y of Suffolk , State of New York , shown on map duly filed in the office of the County Clerk of Suffolk County as j Map of Wvandanch Springs Park- Number 28/44 as and by the fol- owing lot and block numbers ; Block 17 , Lots 23 and 24. Block 68, Lots 43 and 44 . PARCEL B All those tracts , pieces or par- -els of land situated in the Town of Babylon , County of Suffolk , State of New York , shown on map duly filed in the office of the Coun- ty Clerk of Suffolk Count y as 'Map of Wyandanch Springs Park , Num- ber 28/44 as and by the following ' ot and block numbers : Block 43 , Lots 16-17-18-19-20. PARCEL C All those tracts , pieces or par- cels of land situated in the Town if Babylon , Count y of Suffolk , State of New York , shown on map dulv filed in the office of the Coun- ty Clerk of Suffolk County as Map of Wvandanch Snrings Park Num- ber 28/44 as and by the following ' ot and block numbers : Block 42 , Lots 6-7-8. PARCEL H All those lots , pieces or parcels of land , with the improvements thereon , situate in the Town of Bab ylon , County of Suffolk , State of New York, described , which property is located on the map en- titled \Map of the City of Bres- lau \ made by R . B. Wheeler , Sur- veyor , in 1879 , and filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Suffolk on May 20 , 1 879 as Map irl55 , all being on Sheet 5 , Lot 13 , Block as . PARCEL L All that piece or parcel of land, situate at Ainityvill e Terrace , in the Town of Bab y lon , Count y of Suffolk , State of New York , known and designated as Lots 21 , 22 , 23 24 , 21A , on Block 5 , the same be- ing shown on Map No. 501 , filed in the office of the Clerk of Suf- folk County, and now more parti- cularly described on a map entitled \Survey showing lots of Amended Map of Ainityville Terrace belong- ing to South Shore Land and De- \elopmenf Co ., made bv E. Hirsch . C. E. completed March 21 , 1927. \ TO: THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: Henry A. Sanderson , Carrie Agner , Val- entine iMoscMuau , Emily Alo^eman. Harriet Terry, Gulf Construction Linwood Corp., and all other per- sons , if any, having any ri ght or interest in , or lien upon the prop- erty affected b y this proceeding, or any part thereof. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- CERN: Pursuant to the order of the Hon. Fred J. Munder one of the justices of the Supreme Court , duly made and entered herein TAKE NOTICE , that at a Spec- ial Term , Part II of the Supreme Court , held in Riverhead for the County of Suffolk at the County Court House in said Count y of Suffolk on the 19th day of June , '61 at 10:00 o ' clock in * the fore- noon , the petition above mention- ed will be heard and unless you appear at said time and place and show cause why such petition shall not be granted , your de- fault will be noted and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the petition and yo'i will be forever barred from contesting said petition or any decree enter- ed thereon. WITNESS Hon. Fred J. Munder Justice of said Court , this 10th day of May in the year nineteen hundred and sixt y-one Norman E. Klipp Registrar of the County of Suffolk , N. Y. Cowan , Liebowitz & Emanuel Attorneys for Petitioner 200 East 42nd Street New York 17 , N. Y. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE Supreme Court , County of Suffolk County Clerk' s File No. 77006 — x In the Matter of : the Petition of : Allen B. Davis Whose residence- and : NOTICE post-office address is : OF Patchogue Motel , : HEARING Patchogue , New York : Petitioner , : TO REGISTER THE ! T I T L E T O CER- : TAIN LANDS de- : scribed as follows : : x ALL that certain plot , p iece or parcel of land , with the buildings and improvements thereon erect- ed , situate , ly ing and being in the Town of Baby lon , Count y of Suf- folk and State of New York , and more particularl y designated and described on a certain map known as \Map of Wellwood , Sheet No. 2\ , and filed in the Office of the Clerk of Suffolk Count y as Map No. 155 \-ind more particularly de- scribed as and by Lots numbered 41 to 44 inclusive in Block 46 , and which premises is also described on the tax deed as Lindenhurst Tax Map #14-52 , Filed Map 155 , Section 2 , Block 46 , Lots 41 to 44 inclusive. TO: THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK : Regis- trar of Suffolk Count y, County Treasurer of Suffolk Count y. County of Suffolk , Florence M. Roche , and all other persons , if any, having any right or interest in , or lien upon the propert y af- fected by this proceeding, or any part thereof. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- CERN: Pursuant to the order of the Hon. Fred J. Munder one of the justices of the Supreme Court , dulv made and entered herein. TAKE NO TICE , that at a Special Term , Part II of the Su- prem e Coui^ t , held in Riverhead for the County of Suffolk at the County Coui't House in said Coun- ty of ^ Suffolk on the 19th day of June , 1961 at 10:00 o ' clock in the forenoon , the petition above men- tioned will be heard and unless you appear at said time and place and show cause why such petition shall not be grante d , your default will be noted and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the petition and you will be for- ever barred from contesting said petition or any decree entered thereon. WITNESS Hon. Fred J. Mun- der Justice of said Court , this 1 0th day of May in the year nineteen hundred and sixty-one. Norman E. Klipp Registrar of the County of Suffolk , N. Y. . Rocco L. Moles Attorney for Petitioner 1475 Great Neck Road Copiague , New York Town of Brookhaven Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given , pur- suant to Town Law , Section 264 , that the Town Board of the Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , will meet at the Town Hall , Patchogue , New York , on Tuesday, June 6 , 1961 and will hold a public hearing at 4:00 P. M. prevailing time on the subject of the following proposed change in the boundaries of use district as indicated on the Building Zone Map of the Town of Brookhaven , which change will affect the use of the lands herein described pur- suant to the provisions of the Building Zone Ordinance of said Town: Petitions ' will be heard in the numerical order in which they are advertised. I tem 1 TERREL & SON , INC. \C\ RESIDENCE TO \J\ BUSI- NESS — All that certain p lot , piece or parcel of land , situate , ly ing and being at Medford, School District ^24. Town of Brookhaven , County of Suffolk and State of New York , bounded as follows: On the North and East by Horse Biock Road ; on the South and West by lands W>Y* . < , or late of one , C) . L. Schwencke , as described in Own- er ' s Duplicate Certificate of Title No. 22159 , issued the 9th day of March , 1953, by the Registrar of Suffolk County, and containing an area of 12.338 acres more particul arl y described as follows:- Commencing at a monument set at the intersection of Horseblock Road and Coram Road ; Running thence on a curve with a radius of 103 feet a distance of 84.(52 feet to a monument set in the southerly side of Horseblock Road ; Running thence along said southerl y side of Horseblock Road a distance of 655.72 to a monument and thence continuing along said southerl y side of Horseblock Road a distance of about (569.27 feet to a monu- ment; Running thence southerl y 61.43 feet to land now or for- merl y of O. L. Schwencke Land & Investment Company and a monument set for a bound; Run- ning thence southwesterl y along said land now or formerl y of Schwencke a distance of about 1 .379.34 feet to a stone set for a bound and other land of O. L. Schwencke Land & Investment Co. known as Map No. 10 ; Run- ning thence northerl y by and with said land a distance of about (555.07 feet to the point or p lace of beginning. Containing within said bounds an area of 12.338 acres. That said propert y is not within 500 feet of the boundary line of any Incorporated Village , other Townshi p, State Park or State Parkway. Item 2. A SHIRLEY LONG IS- LAND , INC. — \D\ Residence to \J-2\ Business — ALL that certain piece or parcel of land , situate , lying and being at Shir- ley, Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , shown as lots 19 to 23 inclusive , Block 25 , and lots 43 to 47 inclusive , Block 25 , on a certain map entitled ''Map of Lakeview Park , Addition 'B' , \ and filed in the Suffolk Count y Clerk' s office on September 18 , 1911 , under file number 442. ALL that certain p iece or parcel of land , situate , l y ing and being at Shirley, Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , shown as lots 25 to 27 inclusive. Block 26. and lots 52 to 56 in- clusive , Block 26, on a certain map entitled \Map of Lakeview Park , Addition 'B' , \ and tiled in the Suffolk County Clerk' s office on Sep tember 18 , 1911 , under file number 442 . ALL that certain piece or par- cel of land , situate , l y ing and being at Shirley, Town of Brook- haven , Suffolk County, New N ork , shown as lots 3 * 0 to 34 inclusive , Block 27 , on a certain map entitled \Map of Lakeview Park , Addition 'B' , \ and filed in the Suffolk County Clerk' s office on September 18 , 1911 , under file number 442. Said propert y is within the boundaries of Union Free School District s. 21 of the Town of Brookhaven and is not within five hundred (500) feet of the boundary of any incorporated village , adjacent town line , state park or state parkway. ITEM 3 SHIRLEY L. I. INC. Re- quest \C\ Residence to \J-2\ Business — ALL that certain piece or parcel of land , situate , lying and being at Shirley, Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , bounded and describ- ed as follows: BEGINNING at a point located in the northerl y line or side of the Moriches- Middle Island Road , said point being the southeasterly corner of the sub-division map of \Shir- ley Long Island\ Unit R and be- ing distant 3004.53 feet easterl y as measured by and along the northerly line or side of the aforesaid Moriches-Middle Island Road from the corner formed by the intersection of the easterly line or side of Manor-Yaphank Road with the northerly line or side of Moriches-Middle Island Road and running thence; north- erly by and along the easterly boundary line of map of \Shirley Long Island\ Unit *'R\ N 2 de- grees 38 minutes 44 seconds W a distance of 203.1 feet to the northeasterl y corner of said map of \Shirley Long Island\ Unit \R\ and other land of Shirley Long Island , Incorporated , thence : easterl y by and along said other land of Shirley Long Island Incorporated the following five (5) courses and distances , to wit: (1) S 86 degrees 49 min- utes 10 seconds E a distance of 68.64 feet , (2) S 57 degrees 54 minutes 00 seconds E a distance of 797.45 feet , (3) S 59 degrees 55 minutes 30 seconds E a dis- tance of 937.26 feet , (4) N 89 degrees 50 minutes 00 seconds E a distance of 305.34 feet , (5) S 69 degrees 42 minutes 50 sec- onds E a distance of 549.94 feet to the land formerly of William H. Moffitt Realt y Company \Wampmissic \ , thence: southerl y by and along last mentioned land S 2 degrees 45 minutes 10 sec- onds E a distance of 217.33 feet to the northerl y line or side of Moriches-Middle Island Road , thence : westerly by and along the north e rl y line or side of said Moriches-Middle Island Road the following four courses and dis- tances , to wit: (1) N 69 degrees 42 minutes 50 seconds W a dis- tance of 598.91 feet , (2) S 89 degrees 50 minutes 00 seconds W a distance of 323.30 feet , (3> N 59 drorees 55 minutes 30 seconds W a distance of 994.84 feet , (4) N 57 degrees 54 min- utes 00 seconds W a distance of 745.36 feet to the point or place of beginning. Also ALL that cer- tain p iece or parcel of lan d , sit- uate, lying and being at Shir- ley, Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County , New York , bounded and described as follows : BEGIN- NING at the corner formed by the intersection of the southerl y line or side of the Moriches-Mid- dle Island Road with the easterl y line or side of Cranford Boule- vard as same has been widened and running thence; easterl y by and along the southerly line or side of the Moriches-Middle Is- land Road the following three (3) courses and distances , to wit: (1) S 57 degrees 55 . minutes 50 seconds E a distance of 327.84 feet , (2) S 59 degrees 57 min- utes 35 seconds E a distance of 1009.16 feet , (3) N 89 degrees 47 minutes 40 seconds E a dis- tance of 218.28 feet to the west- erl y boundary line of the map of Lakeview Park Addition \C\ Plate \A\ thence; southerl y by and along the westerl y boundary line of said map S 2 degrees 46 minutes 26 seconds E a distance of 200.20 feet to other land of Shirley Long Island Incorporated thence ; westerl y by and along the said other land of Shirley Long Island Incorporated the following three (3) courses and distances to wit: (1) S 89 de- grees 47 minutes 49 seconds W a distance of 281.30 feet , (2) N 59 degrees 57 minutes 35 seconds W a distance of 1066.75 feet , (3) N 57 degrees 55 minutes 50 sec- onds W a distance of 191.35 feet to the easterl y line or side of Cranford Boulevard as same has been widened , thence; northerly by and along said easterly line or side of Cranford Boulevard as same has been widened N 2 de- grees 55 minutes 40 seconds W a distance of 244.15 feet to the point or place of beginning. That said property is within the boundaries of Union Free School District #21 of the Town of Brookhaven and is not within five hundred ( 500 ) feet of the boundary of any incorporate! village , adjacent town line , state- park or state parkway. At said hearing any person interested will be given an opportunity to he heard. Dated May 24th , 1961 Patchogue , New York Robert A. Cooney, Town Clerk Town of Brookhaven Seton Debaters Win Again; Are Now Suffolk Champions PROUDLY DISPLAYING their new trophy which they won May 16 by becoming Suffolk County Champ ion Debaters are , left to right ' : Kathleen McFall , George Rice , Natalie Lagumis and Kathleen Conlon. TOP SPEAKERS from Seton Hall display new awards they won when they became Nassau County Debate Winners May 13. Shown left to right are : Raymond Hermida , Marsha Stanton , Charles Wellander , Kathleen Holland and Paul Berkel. Stony Brook School was the scene of the Seton Hall debaters ' 1 latest triumph as they won the championship of the Suffolk County Interscholastic Debate Association May 16. Upholding the affirmative side were seniors Kathleen McFall and Kathleen Conlon , while juniors Natalie Lagumis and George Rice debated negative. Miss Mc- Fall is the vice-president of Se- ton ' s Speech and Debate Club. Miss Conlon serves as secretary. Both girls have recentl y been of- fered debate scholarships by Saint John ' s Universit y, Jamaica. In the two-round tournament at Stony Brook the Seton team met Bayport , Bellport and Stony Brook. The only team emergi ng from round one with a perfect rec- ord, Seton ' s negative was matched against Bellport' s affirmative (the closest team to them in over-all point score) in round two. A one point difference decision was rendered by the Walt Whit- man High School judge in favor of the Bellport school. However , over- all points of all debates easily ac- claimed Seton Hall as the tourna- ment winner. Bringing its first year of mem- bership in the Suffolk County In- terscholastic Debate Association to a close , Seton Hall was awarded the travelling trophy. This had been relinquished b y the Bellport High School team which was the defending champion. Seton Hall , Suffolk champion , and Chaminade High School , Nas- sau champion , will meet in a final debate , the date of which has not been set as yet. Win Nassau Tournament Seton Hall debaters won first place in the Nassau County Inter- scholastic Debate Association Tournament held May 13 at the Howitt High School in Farming- dale. Actually a junior varsity team meeting varsity level debaters fi om high schools in Nassau and Suffolk County, the Patchogue team compiled a perfect score with six wins , no losses. In recognition of this , they were presented with the first place school trophy, and individual oscars. Speaking for the affirmative were Paul Berkel and Raymond Hermida , for the negative , Marsha Stanton and Kathleen Holland. The resolution was the high school top- ic for the present school year—Re- solved : that the United Nations should be significantly strength- ened. In the extemporaneous speech division of the same tournament , Seton also swept the field , taking both first and second p lace. First place school trop h y, as well as a first place individual trophy, was won by Charles Wellander. Berna- dette Napoli , also of Seton Hall, followed closely in second place. River-Basin Continued from pa?«, 1 , this section ''The Hard family has express- ed the wish that the property be eventually used for conservation , \ Mr. Dennison said. \If the lodge continues to operate , this consid- eration will be part of negotia- tions and the purchase price will be lower , \ Mr. Dennison contin- ued. Ori g inall y, the p lanning com- mission recommended Suffolk pur- chase 15 , 000 acres along five river basins for conservation and pres- ervation of water supp lies. Now , however , the state park commis- sion is negotiating for the pur- chase of about 3 , 000 acres along the Connetquot River in Islip, and at the watershed of the Nisse- quogue River in Smithtown. While present p lans call for the property to remain in its natural state , Mr. Dennison said improve- ment of some of the land for out- door recreation is planned for the distant future. He said a study has been made of \ unemp loyment , welfare , juvenile delinquent , and jail prisoner situations , concern- ing usable manpower for clearing and grooming of the acquired areas. \If and when opened to the public , all operation , administra- tion and control will be under county jurisdiction , \ he said. \However , the property, when opened must be available to all residents of the state. \ The board , on Monday author- ized Public Works Commissioner Herman Bishop to spend $88 , 500 on surveys and appra i sals of the land. Condemnation proceedings , overseen by the County Court, are to follow. Ft may be two years be- fore Suffolk has clear title to all the property, Mr. Dennison said. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for onl y $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv. Reception Held to Honor Rev. Herbert K. Robinson A farewell receptio n for the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert K. Robinson was held at 8 p.m., May 17 , in the Patchogue Methodist Church. The Rev. Mr. Robinson will retire Sunday as pastor of the church and he and Mrs. Robinson will move to Sheffield , Mass. Some 300 persons gather-ed to honor the Rev. Mr. Robinson and to hear remarks on his behalf by Peter V. Snyder , president of the Patchogue Rotary Club; Paul A. Bassett , chairman of the church' s Pastoral Relations Committee and Geoi'ge C. Furman , president of the church' s board of trustees. Harry T. Weeks , Patchogue Cham- ber of Commerce executive vice president , presided. Mr. Weeks is an active member of the Meth - odist Church. Following the offering of a prayer by Charles Guv Brown , a solo by Thomas Kattau , director of the Congregational Church Choir, was sung to the organ ac- companiment of Miss Edna Jack- son. A second solo was sung by Mrs. Marion Huffine , member of the church. Following introduc- tions and presentations by the Rev. Ralph G. Morris , Jr., pastor of the Laurence Methodist Church , Walter K. Cushman , Jr., executive secretary of the Brookhaven Townshi p YMCA and Frederick W. Davies of the Patchogue Meth- odist Church , the guest-of-honor expressed his gratitude. The Rev. Mr. Robinson was pre- sented with a cash gift of over $500 from members and friends of the church. A number of per- sonal gifts were also received by him. Memorial Day Continued from page I , this section mer Brookhaven Town justice of the peace; Hermann Ehmann , a public-spirited citizen represent- ing the people of the community ; James P. Heneghan ,. past com- mander of the Suffolk County Council , American Legion , and Commander Joseph Provost of American Legion Post 929 , Cen- ter Moriches. First Vice Comman- der Bruce Mc Leod of American Legion Post 929 will serve as mas- ter-of-ceremonies. A wreath will be p laced at the memorial monument for all Gold Star Mothers by Mrs. Lucille Lamb and a volley salute will be sounded , followed by taps and echo by members of the Center Moriches High School Band under the direction of Chester Osborne , who will also conduct the band in the playing of the National An- them. Graves will be decorated at 7 p. m. Monday by members of the Center Moriches VFW and Le- gion posts , assisted by local Boy Scouts. Commander Emery Tenke is in hopes that no veterans ' graves will be missed this year. Since it is hard to determine veterans ' gra - ves without markers , the war me- morial committee ' s ultimate aim is to provide markers for each indi- vidual veteran ' s grave, Mr. Tenke said. In the meantime , for those graves of veterans not decorated in the past , if a member of the deceased vetera n ' s famil y would be at the cemetery at the time and place , mentioned above , it will not only facilitate the decorating- but prevent the missing of the worjthy graves. Remsenburg Observance Plans have been made to ob- serve Memorial day at Remsen- burg with a progra m of one-half hour ' s duration at the War Me- morial monument on the school grounds. The program , which is scheduled to begin at 11 a. m., is being sponsored and directed by East- port American Legion Post 1545 with the Legionnaires , Eastport Fire Department and other organ- izations participating. Speaker of the day is expected to be John E. Rasberry, chaplain at the Suffolk County Air Force Base , Westhampton Beach , with Leroy Privett of the Eastport Le- gion Post as master-of-ceremon- ies. There will be a short parade , the placing of wreaths and music by the Eastport High School Band. 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