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Elizabeth BertholdElizabeth Berthold of 270

Nichols Road, Wyandanch, diedMay 21 at Lakeside Hospital, atthe age of 77. She was born inHungary, the daughter of the lateSamuel and Caroline BoehmWen-derlong. She had been a resi-dent of Wyandanch for 15 years.

She is survived by her husbandEmil Berthold, one daughterPauline Caponigro of Vista, Calif.and one son Theodore O. Bertholdof Stamford, Conn. She is alsosurvived by 4 grandchildren.

The Rev. Jack Savage, Pastorof the Babylon Methodist Churchofficiated atReligious Services atthe Boyd Funeral Home on Thurs-day. Interment took place Fridayafternoon in the family plot atPinelawn Memorial Park.

Valerie Jean LehrValerie Jeari Lehr of 428 -

18th Street, West Babylon, diedMay 24, at the age of 16 years,after a long illness. Miss Lehrwas a student at West BabylonJr. High School.

She is survived by her parents,Harry and Virginia CarmanLehr, two sisters Misses Mar-ianne and Wendy Lehr and onebrother Gary Lehr, all of WestBabylon.

The Rev. Jack Savage, Pastorof the Babylon Methodist Churchofficiated at Religious Servicesat the Boyd Funeral Home onMonday. Interment took placeTuesday morning at Long IslandNational Cemetery, Pinelawn.

Mary McCormackMary McCormack of 120 Bay-

view Avenue, Babylon,! died May21, at Southside Hospital, at theage of 91. She was the wife of thelate Patrick Joseph McCormack.She had been a resident of Baby-lon for 15 years.

She is survived by one daugh-

ter Marion Eichelroth of Baby-lon, and one brother WilliamMcDermott of Howard Beach,New York. She is also survivedby 3 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren and 3 great-greatgrandchildren.

She reposed at the Boyd Funer-al Home until Friday,, May 24when a Mass of Requiem wasoffered at St. Joseph's R.C.Church,, Babylon, at 10:15 A.M.Interment followed in the familyplot at Calvary Cemetery,Queens.

John WaltersJohn Walters of 225 West 6th

Street, Deer Park, died May25, at the age-of 62. He hadbeen a resident of" Deer Parkfor 17 years.

He is survived by his wifeMae Sichel Walters, six daugh-ters, Jeanette Marole, MarionBoissiere, Barbara Mical, San-dra Walthers, Joan Walters, allof Deer Park, and Elizabeth Mar-tinez of. Babylon, one brotherFrank Tucciarone of New YorkCity and one sister Mary Foleyof New Jersey.

He reposed at the Boyd FuneralHome until Tuesday, when a Massof Requiem was offered at Sts.Cyril & Methodius R.C. Church,Deer Park. Interment followedin the family plot at PinelawnMemorial Park.

Maria CretellaMaria Michele Cretella of 197

West 5th Street, Deer Park,passed away on May 27, at herresidence, at the age of 86 years.She was born in Italy the daugh-ter of the late Marcello andCarmina Addea Ferrante. Shewas . the wife of the late Cas-perao Cretella. She had been aresident of Deer Park for 10years.

She is survived by 3 daughtersAnna Schneider of Deer Park,L.I. Virginia Cafone of LongIsland City, and Carmella Fer-rara of Italy. She is also sur-vived by 7 grandchildren, 23great - grandchildren and onegreat-great-grandchild.

She reposed at the Boyd Fu-neral Home until Wednesday, May29 when a Mass of Requiem wasoffered at Sts. Cyril & MethodiusR.C. Church, Deer Park. Inter-ment followed in the family plotat Calvary Cemetery, Queens,N.Y.

Jennie EstivoJennie Estivo of 455 Little

East Neck Road, West Babylon,passed away on May 26, at Cen-tral General Hospital, at theage of 59. She was born inNew Jersey the daughter of thelate George and Frances CarradoCaruso. She was a member ofthe Jehovah's Witness Church ofNorth Babylon. She had been aresident of North Babylon for 8years.

She is survived by her husbandAlphonso Estivo, 2 daughters,Barbara Doran of Brentwood,

and Gloria Ferrara of CentralIslip, two .sons Richard of WestBabylon, and Robert Estivo ofEast Setauket, three sisters J o^-sephine Fatizzi of Ft. Lauder-dale, Fla., Catherine Salvucciof Boston, Mass. and CarmellaByrnes of Ozone Park, L.I.and two brothers Joseph of As-toria, N.Y/ and Frank Caruso ofPort Washington.

The Rev. Albert Stetnmetz ofthe North Babylon Jehovah's Wit-ness Church officiated at Re-ligious Services at the Boyd Fu-neral Home on Wednesday.Funeral will take place Fridaymorning in the family plot atPinelawn Memorial Park.

OBI TUA RIES

General Paul Newman is startledwhen a wall panel suddenly opensrevealing a secret passagewayin Universale World War IIcomedy, "The Secret War ofHarry Frigg," in Technicolor.Which opens at the South Baytheatre Montauk Hwy. WestBabylon, on Wednesday June 5th.

Beth SholomRites June 7

Congregation Beth Sholom theconservative Jewish congrega-tion of Babylon will hold regular.Sabbath Worship Services in theTemple Sanctuary at 441 DeerPark Ave. on Friday evening,June 7 at 8:45 p.m. The serviceswill be conducted and the ser-mon delivered by Rabbi JeromeM. Blum, the spiritual leaderof the congregation.

An Oneg Shabbat (social hour)will follow the services withthe collation sponsored by Mr.and Mrs. Alvin Bloom who arecelebrating their wedding an-niversary. All are welcome tojoin them. Regular Saturdaymorning services start at 9a.m. promptly.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fried-man held a mincha Bar-Mitz-vah for their son David and alltheir friends shared the happyoccasion with them at a dinnerthat followed in the social hall.David's maternal grandmotherMrs. Schline flew in from herhome in California*Joel Sikowitz, President ofthe Congregation, was the re-cipient of the first Chutzpah a-ward ever presented by the con-gregation for efforts made ontheir behalf over the past year.

LEGAL NOTICE(Continued from Pag e 18)to the easterly side of CivilStreet; running thence alongthe easterly side of Civil StreetNorth 23 deg. 15 min. 00 sec.East 188.58 feet to the point orplace of BEGINNING.The above described property

is" located oh' the North side of,Bay Shore Road, between CivilStreet (Lincoln Avenue) and Skid-more Road in the Hamlet of DeerPark. The above described pro-perty is not located within 500feet of any village, Town, or Coun-ty line, State Parkway or park.

All persons interested shouldappear at the above time andplace.

Town BoardTown of Babylon

Edna Eagan, ClerkDated: North Lindenhurst,

New YorkMay 21, 1968.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGTOWN OF BABYLON

APPLICATION NO. 39Pursuant to Article XIX of the

Building Zone Ordinances of theTown of Babylon, notice is here-by given that''me Town Board ofthe Town or Babylon will hold aPublic Hearing atthe Town House,No. 200 East Sunrise Highway,North Lindenhurst, New York onthe 11th day of June, 1968, at 10:55A.M. prevailing time or as soonthereafter as can be heard.

Petition of WILLIAM NILAND,58 Hartford Street, Lindenhurst,New York, to change the zoningof the premises described asfollows from Residence "B" toIndustrial "GM:

All that certain piece or par-cel of land situate, lying andbeing in the Town of Babylon,County of Suffolk and State ofNew York, known and desig-nated as and by parts of lots423 - 424 - 425 as shown onMap of Great Neck Terrace,bounded and described as fol-lows:BEGINNING at a point on thesoutherly side of Reith Streetdistant 121.75 feet easterlyfrom (the corner formed bythe intersection of me south-erly side of Reith Street andthe easterly map road line ofGreat Neck Road and fromsaid point of beginning run-ning thence easterly along thesoutherly side of Reith Street,North 77 degrees 19 minutes53 seconds East 75.00 feet;running thence southerly, South12 degrees 40 minutes 07 sec-onds East 125.00 feet; runningthence westerly, South 77 de-grees 19 minutes 53 secondsWest 13.82 feet to the newnortherly side of Sunrise High-way, as per State maps and run-ning thence northwesterly alongthe arc of a curve bearingto the left having a radius of358.00 feet and a length of 40.53feet and running thence stillalong the new northerly sideof Sunrise Highway, North 81degrees 48 minutes 51 secondsWest 26.00 feet; running thencenortherly, North 12 degrees40 minutes 07 seconds West

Notice is hereby given that sealedproposals will be received andpublicly opened at 11:00 A.M.,Thursday, June 7, 1968, prevail-ing time at the Business Officeof the Board of Education, Baby-Ion, New York, Town of Babylon,Suffolk County, for

" PICK-UP TRUCK Detailed specifications and in-structions for bidding can be se-cured at the Business Office atthe Babylon Elementary School,171 Ralph Avenue, Babylon, be-tween the hours of 9:00 A.M. and3:00 P.M. on any school day Mon-day through Thursday and 9;00A.M. and 1:00 PJyI. on Friday.The Board of Education reservesthe right to reject any and all bids.

Board of EducationUnion Free School District

No. 1Edna B. CurtisDistrict Clerk

Dated at Babylon, N.Y.May 24. 1968 - .5/30- 6/6 S-156

Notice to BiddersSealed proposals will be re-

ceived by the Village Board ofthe INC. VILLAGE OF LINDEN-HURST, 430 South Wellwood Ave-nue, Lindenhurst, N.Y., until 5P.M. DJS.T. Tuesday, June 18,1968 and will be publicly openedand read at 7:30 P.M. at themeeting of the Village Board for:

Six (6) new standpipes(1) Utility Truck for the Lin-denhurst Fire Dept.1000 GPM Pumper for the Lin-denhurst Fire Department

Specifications may be obtainedat the Office of the Village Clerk,430 South Wellwood Avenue, Lin-denhurst, N.Y. Proposals mustbe sealed and plainly marked induplicate.

Pursuant to Chapter 751 of theLaws of the State of New York,1965 all bids must be accom-panied by a statement subscribedand affirmed by the bidder as setforth in said law.

The Village Board reserves theright to accept or reject any orall bids it deems necessary inthe best interest of the VillageTaxpayers.

By order of the Village BoardINC. VILLAGE OF

LINDENHURSTGeorge MoorVillage Clerk

Dated:May 29, 1968L-8-20 5/30

LEGAL NOTICE99.00 feet to the southerly sideof Reith Street at the point orplace of BEGINNING.The above described property

is not within 500 feet of any statepark or parkway, and is not within500 feet of any County, Town orVillage line.

Property is located on thesouthside of Reith Street 121.75feet from the intersection of theeast side of Great Neck Roadwith the southside.of Reith Streetin the Town of Babylon, in theHamlet of Copiague.

All persons interested shouldappear at the above time andplace.

Town BoardTOWN OF BABYLON

Edna EaganTown Clerk

Dated: Lindenhurst, New YorkMay 21, 1968

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