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2 Suffolk Men Die

In Elkton Disaster " Elkton, Md.—Two Suffolk re­

sidents were crew members in the ill-fated jet liner which crashed near here Sunday night while enroute from San Juan, P. R. to Philadelphia. The Pan American World Airways Boe­ing 707 went down in flames in a cornfield during a thunder storm at 8:58 p. m. Eighty-two persons, including all crew members, were killed.

CapL George Knuth of Hunt­ington Station and Flight Engi­neer R. J. Kantlehner of Brent-, wood were listed among the"*-dead by airline officials.

The youths were-caught at mid­night Monday by Robert Kilthau of the Department of Conser­vation. They were released in $200 bail each and appeared Tuesday in Brookhaven Justice Court in Patchogue.

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Once the bicycle railroad had arrived and been mounted on its monorail a series of test runs was begun. Saies oi stocs increased rapidly when the train demonstrated that it could indeed reach speeds of 60 miles an hour during the two-mile run. A free ride frequently was the clincher as a tnnlled pas­senger stepped down to eagerly purchase a block of stock and receive an ornate certificate.

However, that was the extent of the company's operation. Be­fore the year's end the whole thing had folded. The buildings were sold at auction and hauled away. No dividends were ever paid and none of the outstand­ing shares were ever redeemed. Some few of the stables are said still to serve as garages in and around Patchogue. The hy­drants made cordwood for the few unfortunates who had com­pleted their homes before the bubble burst. These families stayed on and became the founders of what people then s o m e w h a t derisively called Boomertown, but what is now a part of Hagerman. In Novem­ber of 1902, at a sale of the company's assets, the purchaser was John Koe Smith, Patchogue real estate man.

Although the Bicycle Railroad was an unfortunate investment for a great number of Long Is-' landers, the promoters were never formally charged with illegal practices. As a perhaps fitting but somehow sad ending, the Rocket was shipped to Coney Island for exhibition pur­poses. Tolls Caused "Shunpike"

In the old days the toll roads of Long Island often caused people to take a detour in order to avoid paying the toil. The stretch of road they utilized was referred to locally as a "shun­pike." Where there was a toll road, in almost every case there was also a route by which a per­son or vehicle could bypass the toll house but return to the main road at some point beyond the loll^collcctor.

The short bypass was a "shunpike" and the cheapskates who went to the trouble of util­izing the detours were called "shunpikers". We have heard it said that the word "piker" is derived from all of this. Could be.

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CITATION TO ATTEND ACCOUNTING.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

TO: Betty N. Curran, 688 Joy blvd., Baldwin, N. Y. Lillian Fuist, 3*io b/tn Ave., Astoria, N. 1. Jolin J. .burst, Jr., 1<H-19 iDth Ave, Flushing, N. Y. Hu­bert Furst, 25ol Monroe St., Wilmington, Delaware. E. War­ren Futst, ,54i5 37th Ave., As­toria, N. Y. James T. Nevins, 1048 /Vrcher Tlace, Baldwin, N. Y. Jonn Nevins. 53 Lan­sing St., South Beach, Staten lsiand, N. Y. John Ne»'ins, Jr., 3^o Mosel Ave., Staten Island, N. \ . hYancis Ne.ins, 7 7 ^ Pleasant St., Wellsville, N. Y. Joan Nevins, 6343 Am boy Rd., Staten Lsiand, N. Y. Eileen Nevins, (now known as Sister Miriam Catherine) e/o Sisters of Dominick, Blavery, N. Y. Maureen Nevins Robinson, 41-0^ Richmond Ave., Staten Is­land, N. Y. William Nevins, 4428 Lawn Ave., Tampa, Flori­da. Catherine Nevins Douglas, 3817 Francis Ave., Dunlinden Acres, Wilmington, Delaware.

- Thomas Nevins, Box 676, Zephyrhills, Florida. Florence Nevins Sorrentjno, 35-21 149th St., Flushing, N. Y. William Nevins, Box 676, Zephyrhills, Florida. Katherine Nevins See-

' ber, 3801 7A Ave., No. Great Falls, Mont. August Seeber, 300 7A Ave., No. Great Falls, Montana. Kathleen Seeber Mc-Cue, Kramers Pond Rd., Put­nam Valley, N. Y. Margaret Seeber Ferland, 34-33 42nd St., Long Island City, N. Y. Francis Nevins, 627 Spuhler PL Uniondale, N. Y. Helen P. Hollein, 6 Searingtown Ave., Albertson, N. Y. Helen R. Hol­lein, 6 Searingtown Ave., Al­bertson, N. Y. Mary DeFilippis, 47-06 88th St. Elmhurst, N. Y. Lawrence Sarno, 32-06 47th St., Astoria, N. Y. Charles Furst, c/o John's Gas Station, Vernon & Jackson Aves., Long Island City, N. Y. Olga F. Mee-han, Box 541 St. Petersburg, Florida. Frances M. Hunt, 26 Moore Drive, Bethpage, N. Y. Robert Meehan, 1630 N. 16th St., Grand Junction, Colorado. James C. Meehan, R. F. D. #4 , Occum Lane, Uncasville, Conn. Elsie F. Kevlin, Manhattan State Hospital, Wards Island, N. Y. Eugene Kevlin, address unknown. Helen Kevlin, ad^ dress unknown. Thomas Kev­lin, address unknown. Joseph Kevlin, address unknown. Jo­seph Magwell address un­known.

-. Department of Welfare, £250 Church St., New Y o f k T i ^ ^ . Y. Att: Charles Raskin, Esq. "John Doe", distributee and heir-at-law of Ethel F. Gallo, deceased—address unknown. "Mary Doe", distributee and heir-at-law of Ethel F. Gallo, deceased—address unknown.

AND all persons interested in the estate of NICHOLAS REIL-LY, late of the Town of Islip, in the County of Suffolk, de­ceased, as creditors, legatees, next of kin, distributees, or othenvise,

GREETINGS: UPON the petition of JAMES

T. NEVINS, residing at No. 17 Archer Place, Baldwin, New York,

Y'OU and each of you are hereby cited to show cause be­fore our Surrogate of the Coun­ty of Suffolk at the Surrogate's Office, at Riverhead, in s a i d -County, on the 13th day of Jan­uary, 1964, at One o'clock P. M., why the accounts of JAMES T. NEVINS, as Executor of the Estate of NICHOLAS REILLY, deceased should not be judi­cially settled and allowed and attorney's fees fixed.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of our said County of Suffolk to be hereun­to affixed.

WITNESS, HON. PIERSON R. HILDRETH, Surrogate of our said County of Suffolk, River­head, N. Y., this 29th day of November, 1963. (L. S.)

MKRWTN S. WOODARD Clerk of the Surrogate's

Court This Citation is served upon

you as required by law. You arc not obliged to appear in person. If you fail to appear it will be assumed that you consent to the proceedings, unless you file v>ritten objections thereto. You have a ri£ht to have an attor-ney-aMaw appear for you. KRAMER and GLIBOFF Attorneys for Petitioner Office £• P. 0. Address One firant Avenue Islip, New York

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NOTICE IS HKItKRY GIVEN that the Town Hoard of the Toun of Islip, County of Suffolk, State of New York, at a Regu­lar Meeting thereof, held on the 2fith day of November, 10(53, duly adopted, subject to Permis­sive Referendum, a resolution an abstract of which is as fol­lows:

On a motion of Councilman

Kuss, seconded by Councilman Taylor, be it

RESOLVED, that Supervisor Harwood be and he is hereby empowered to enter into a lease with Allegheny Airlines, Inc., of a right with others to the use of MacArthur Airport for the conduct of air transporta­tion .including use of the Ter­minal facilities .office space and public spaces, etc., for a period of three years as of September 1, 1963 and ending August 31, 1966, for the rental of $416.00 per year.for the ticket counter, $823.50 per year for office space and an activity fee of 7c for each one thousand pounds maxi­mum allowable landing weight for the first 150 scheduled land­ings per month and 6c for each one thousand pounds thereafter, and be it

FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution is adopted sub­ject to Permissive Referendum; and be it still

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town.of Islip will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, Main Street, Islip, New Y'ork, on Tuesday, December 17, 1963 at 2:30 P. M,, to consider the above lease.. .-

At which time all interestdd persons will be given an op­portunity to be heard. ;

TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF ISLIP

BY: GEORGE W. RAVEN TOWN CLERK '-

Dated at Islip N. Y. December 2, 1963

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CITATION— THE PEOPLE OF THE

STATE OF NEW YORK. TO:

CHRISTOPHER HEVEY, If living on February 2, 1934, the date of the death of his son and if not then living or if ho has since died, to:

MARIA HEVEY, CATHERINE GRANT, THERESA HEVEY, ELLEN CONDREN, MARGA­RET M. BLUM, CHARLES H. WOOD, JOHN HEVEY, first name being fictitious and JANE HEVEY, first name being ficti­tious, the last two mentioned persons intended to be the ad­ditional children of CHRISTO­PHER HEVEY, and the brothers and sisters of MARIA HEVEY, CATHERINE GRANT, formerly CATHERINE HEVEY, THER-£SA HEVEY, and ELLEN CON-DREN, formerly ELLEN HE­VEY, or if they be deceased, their • heirs-at-law, distributees %nd devisees, and all persons interested in the estate of MICHAEL HEVEY, late of the County of Kings, deceased, as legatees, next of kin, distribu­tees or otherwise, SEND GREETINGS:

Upon the petition of JOSEPH V. VAUGHAN. residing at No Number, Ocean Bay Boulevard, Ocean Beach, Fire Island, Coun­ty of Suffolk and State of New York

YOU AND EACH OF YOU are hereby cited to show cause before our said Surrogate's Court, in the County of Suffolk, at the Surrogate's Office, County Center, Riverhead, in said County on the 6 day of Janu­ary, 1964, at One o'clock in the afternoon of that day, why a decree should not be made es­tablishing the Right of Inherit­ance of the heirs and distribu­tees of the said MICHAEL HEVEY, deceased, who at the time of his death, resided at 384 Hart Street, County of Kings and State of New York, to the real property described in the Petition herein and why the prayer of the said Petition should not be granted.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of our said County of Suffolk has been hereto affixed.

WITNESS, HON. PIERSON R. HILDRETH, Surrogate of our said County at Riverhead, New York, this 7 day of November, 1963.

/ S / Merwin S. Woodard MERWIN S. WOODARD

Clerk of Surrogate's Court (L. S.)

This citation is served upon you as required by law. You are not obliged to appear in person. If you fail to appear it will be assumed that you con­sent to the proceedings, unless you file written objections thereto. You have a right to have an attorncy-at-law appear

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Alfred Jackson, Jr. Attorney for Petitioner Office and P. o. Address '"•' Hiebic Lane West Islip, N C W York

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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the taxpayers of the Town of Islip that the undersigned Re­ceiver of Taxes has received the 19331904 tax and assessment roll and warrant! He will ac­cept payments for taxes at his office in the town hall annex, Islip New York, or by mail be-** ginning December 10, 1963, daily, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. Saturdays, 9 A. M. to 12 noon.

First half due December 1st, 1963 payable to January 10th, 1904, without penalty. After January 10th. 1 per cent per month will be added on first

half to May 31st, 1964. Secont half due and payable at thi: office without penalty until Maj 31st, after which date additions penalty will be charged by thi County Treasurer, and all bill thereafter must be paid to bin at Riverhead, New York.

Total amount of warrant t< be collected by the Receiver oi Taxes for 1953-1964 is ($29,216, 336.70)

NOTICE: First and secom half payments may be paid a ii,c iuino time.

JAMES E. WILLIAMS RECEIVER OF TAXES

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TO PRESENT CLAIMS FOLLOWING DISSOLUTION OF

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North Fork Water Company, Inc.

To the Creditors, Claimants and Stockholders of

North Fork Water Company, Inc.

NOTICE Is hereby given by North Fork Water Company,

Inc., which was dissolved by the filing of a Certificate of Dissolution

in the office of the Department of State of the State of New York

on the 15th day of November 1963, that pursuant to Section 1007

of the Business Corporation Law of the State of New York, all

creditors of and claimants against this Corporation are hereby

required to present.in v/rlting and In detail their claims, respective

accounts and demands against said Corporation at the office of

Buchman & Buchman, Esqs., 292 Madison Avenue, New York \7,

N. Y„ on or before the 15th day of June 1964.

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