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Bank of Rockville Centre Trust ...: _ 225Bank of Westbury Trust 58Central Bank and Trust, Great Neck 33First National Batik, Farmingdale 225First National Bank, Glen Head '. 37Fort Neck National Bank, Seaford 17Franklin National, Franklin Square 20 ViHempstead Bank 36Long Island National Bank, Hicksville 10Jj ang Island Trust Company, Garden City 36Lynbrook National Bank and Trust Company 46Matinecock Bank, Locust Valley 36Meadow Brook National Bank , West Hempstead 18%Nassau Trust, Glen Cove 25Oceanside National Bank 275Peninsula National Bank, Cedarhurst 38Second National Bank and Trust, Hempstead! 28State Bank of Long Beach 24Valley Stream National Bank and Trust 32

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Bensonhurst National Bank : 28Central Industrial Bank 100Citizens Bank 400Kings County Trust Company 94Lafayette National Bank 47Peoples National Bank 54United Industrial Bank 210

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to build the structure at the cor-ner of Gilbert street and SouthOcean avenue in April , AttorneyScovell appealed the verdict tothe Supreme court.

Here»too, he won a victory. Thehigh tribunal ruled that the peti-tioners had not produced sufficientevidence at the hearing and an-nulled the board's vote. SupremeCourt Justice David Kusnetz or-dered a rehearing- on the request.

At the July 18 hearing, after anear six-hour session, the boardvoted to adjourn and resumetestimony last Wednesday. Onboth occasions the meeting- roomwas jammed with proponents andopponents of the project. About)50 supporters of Mr. Scovell'san ti-apartment cause attended lastweek's session while about 30 peo-ple appeared in favor of thepetitioners.

Milton Wiggins, II , Francis L.Marran and John Gearity votedagainst the apartment while Dan-iel M. Berke and Nicholas Menikosboth voted in favor of it. Mr.Berk and Mr. Menikos said they

were in favor of the project withstipulations that apartments notbe leased on an overnight orweekly basis but on a monthly oryearly basis. The stipulationswould have eliminated the pos-sibility of often-criticized tran-sient dwellers.

The board members votingagainst the applica n ts' request re-portedly based their opinions oncriticism of the project 's specifi-cations.

Mr. Wiggins, Mr. Marran , Mr.Berke and Mr. Gearity previouslyhad voted in favor of approvingthe application at the first voteback in April. Mr. Menikos wasnot on the board at that time.

ThQ three-month old battle,although apparently settled in theeyes of Mr. Scovell and the Zon-ing Board of Appeals, still hasanother chapter to be written,according to Mr. Ashare. If thisis so, it looks like some additionalshort-sleep nights for the twoattorneys, the board and peti-tioners Nicholas J. DuBatto, An-thony Prudenti and the CrownSurgical Instrument corporation.

Admission FreeAt Gateway ShopMatinee Sunday

Hl-a.U'OKT - I'atri . - ia .hutdry 's1'lay "Teach Me Hu\v To Cry "w i l l > „. juvseti t i 'd h y the (jatewaytheat re vvorlohon mi a m a t i n e ehere at '2: '.'M p. ;n. Sunday. Ad-i!nssii>» w i l l he I'ree and v o h i n c a r ydonations wil l he accepted on he-hal f of Brookhaven Memorial hos-p ital.

The workshop group, taught bythe professional actors at theGateway, wil l perform arena-sty le.-Miss Joudry 's play concerning twoteen-agers ran on an extendedengagement at the Theatre De Lysoff Broadway.

"Teach Me How To Cry " is thestory of Melind:i , ( Hahs Knge l )who has been sheltered all herl i fe hy a mother (Jackie Reading)l iv ing in the past. Wil l . ( RichardHerre ) who is not understood byhis parents, htvoir.es the first per-son to reach .Meltnda on a per-sonal level . The scene s h i f t s f romthe boy 's house to Hie girl 's, fromthe school to a deserted band-stand.

Prel iminary rehearsals w e r eheld by Nina DiPalma and DonGoodyear, ( i ig i C'ascio , director ofthe past four professional produc-tions , moves in th i s week to windup the show for this Sundaymatinee.

Others in the cast are HowardFales , I'at t i Judkoff , Ellen Kaplan ,Joe Costello , Gavle Lewis, LaineyKorn and Gail Monoloya. ToniOrtner and Nina Stein are under-studies. Ed Lyons is stage manag-er, and Dorothy Napp, CandyDorfman, Sue Eckstein and SuzyBromberg compose the crew.

Speaking ofBUSINESS

NEW MANAGER — WilliamErickson has been named man-ager of the Patchogue branch ofthe Electrolux Corporation* itwas announced at _the\ corpora-tion's executive offices in NewYork city last month. Beforebeing promoted ' manager of thisbranch, Mr. Erickson was assist-ant manager in Hempstead. ThePatchogue office on 453 East Mainstreet is one of over 300 branchesthroughout the country of thecompany which specializes in theproduction of vacuum cleaners.

I RIVERHEAD —- The SuffolkBoard o£ Supervisors on Mondaytook the preliminary step towardthe repair and extension of thestorm-damaged east jetty of theShinnecock inlet near HamptonBays.

The county legislators adopteda resolution requesting the StatePublic Works department to pre-pare- surveys, plans and cost es-timates covering the breakwater,which took a severe batteringfrom hurricanes in the fall of1954.

The board acted under the Dur-yea act of 1945 which providesfor a 50 per cent state contribu-tion toward approved erosion-arresting projects. The countywould make an erjual contribu-tion.

Shinnecock Inlet JettyRepair Planned by Board

Bridge' PenetratingBy Alexander Dorozynski

Drama Now at Gateway

Seen from the bridge, the Brooklyn waterfront offers a sprawlingappearance where individuals are unnoticed to those who pass highabove the human anthill.

It takes a master's pen to poke the anthill and delve deeplyinto a waterfront tragedy: Arthur Miller shows a penetrating: insightin his "View From The Bridge,"currently featured at the Gatewaytheatre in Bellport.

Ranking with modern theatre'smost distinguished achievements,"View From The Bridge" tells thestory of a longshoreman's ill-re-pressed love for his niece, the storyof the violent turmoil inside him,and of the repercussions of thisconflict on those near to him. Theexpanded version, adding newscenes to the original one-act play,dissects to the bone the complexanatomy of the characters ' hiddenselves.

Even where there is violence,Mr. Miller shows that there neednot necessarily be guilty "I gottahave my respect ," says Eddie Car-bone, who, in his struggle withhis own values, is neither a vil-lain nor a hero, but one of thevictims of the stubborn forcesmotivating him not to act for hisown benefit but leading him to aviolent end.

Robert Duvall gives an outstand-ing performance and rates severalcurtain calls as Eddie. He hassomething of a Brando-ish stagepersonality, a distinct waterfrontelocution and mannerism, and heexcellently adapts himself to thepart of Hhe sullen , hard-working,tunnel-eyed longshoreman. Mr. Du-vall is supported by an able castof professional actors. The play isdirected by Ulu Grosbard in hisfirst assignment at the Gatewaythis season.

Enid Bagnol's "The Chalk Gar-den" will be presented at theGateway next Tuesday, co-starr-ing Libbv Glenn and Milt Com-mons. "View From The Bridge"will remain at the theatre untilSaturday.

BIRTHSBROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL

HOSPITALMr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mu-

sumeci, 160 Maple avenue, Pat-chogue, a son , July 22.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brunskill ,Dayton avenue, Moriches, a daugh-ter, July 22-

Mr. and Mrs. Grady Payne,Buffalo avenue, Medford , a son,July 23.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Santiago,Margaret drive, Lake Ronkon-koma, a son , July 23.

Mr. and Mrs. John S t e w a r tBookless, 157 Washington avenue,Patchogue, a daughter, July 23.

Mr. and Mrs. James Fortune,Harts road , East Moriches, adaughter, July 24-

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Roantes,646 Post avenue, Bell port, a son,Jul y 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Wiese, Rail-road street, Bayport , a daughter,Jul y 24

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Serrano,Miramar avenue, East Patchogue,a daughter, July 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stampfl ,Bay avenue, East Moriches, adaughter, July 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lambert,Box 898, Gordon Heights, a son,July 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gazxola,South Haven avenue, Medford, adaughter, July 25.

Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Courtney,614 Sunset avenue, Selden, a son,July 25.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bond, Mainroad, Yaphank, a daughter, July25.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Krieger. 199Central avenue, Patchogue, a son ,July 25.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Capone,603 Bourdois ave'nue, Bellport , adaughter, July 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan, 503Sylvan avenue, Bayport, a daugh-ter, July 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Clauson,Evergreen avenue, East Moriches,a son, July 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wittneben,158 Truberg avenue, Patchogue,a daughter, July 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Delmo Cavazzini,28 Jay road, Centereach, a son,July. 26.

Mr. and • Mrs. Richard Larkin,Chestnut lane, Shirley, a daugh-ter, July 27.

SOUTHSIDE HOSPITALMr. and Mrs. Richard Boyce,

Bayport, a daughter, July 21.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pittman,

Bellport , a daughter, July 23.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galbo, Hol-

brook, a daughter, July 24.Sir. and Mrs. Domenick ho Cas-

cio, Sayville, a son. July 24.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sch-

wamb, Centereach, a son, July 26.

CC Backing UnionDock lor CM Marina

CENTER MORICHES—Di-rectors of the Chamber ofCommerce of the Morichesagreed at their meeting July23 that an extension of theUnion avenue dock _ herewould be an ideal location fora town marina in the com-munity.

The Union avenue dock lo-cation for the proposed ma-rina was one- of several putforth recently after residentsof the Orchard Neck creekarea came out in strong op-position to a marina planfor their section advanced bythe Brookhaven Town Trus-tees.

Harry T. Weeks! Celebrate Fiftyi Married Yearsj PATCHOGUE — M r . and Mrs.; Harry T. Weeks of Maple avenueobserved their fift ieth weddinganniversary with a small familyparty in the Rose room of thePatchogue hotel on Sunday. Mr.and Mrs. Weeks were married 50years ago by the Rev. John W.Maynard, then pastor of the Pat-chogue Methodist church. Mrs.Weeks is the former Miss MyraJones t * Patchogue.

Present were their daughtersand their families, Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd A. Harrison and daughter,Marsha, of Caldwell , N. J.; andMr. and Mrs. John S. Randell andsons, Harry Weeks Randell , For-rest Randell and Martin Randell ,of Mt. Sinai. Also present wasMiss Florence Bergold of Mt.Sinai , whose marriage to HarryWeeks Randell will take placeAugust 10.

Mr. Weeks is a former post-master of the Patchogue postofficeand is the executive vice presidentof the Patchogue Chamber ofCommerce. Both Mr. and Mrs.Weeks are very active in the Pat-chogue Methodist church.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTSNOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids are requested for thefollowing items by Central SchoolDistrict No. 4.

Office and Classroom suppliesFuel OilMilkArt Supplies

Specifications and bid forms areavailable at the offices of the Boardof Education , East PatchogueSchool , any business day from 9:00a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Sealed bidsmust be in the hands of the Boardof Education not later than 8:00p. m.' (D. S. T.) August 8, 1957,at which time they will be pub-licly opened. The Board of Edu-cation reserves the right to re-ject any and all bids.

W. ALVORD FINNDistrict ClerkCentral School District No. 4Bellport , New York

l'J. Oscar L. hlilert^en. Lake Rcnkun-koma. N. V. Location: Northwest cornerof Bay Ave. and Nin th St. Lake Ron-konkoma. N. Y. Applicant requests per-mission to relocate a one family dwelling24 ft. x 20 ft. one story frame on thepremises due to the condemnation of ori-ginal site by the L. I. Lighting Co. fora K. O. W.

20. Henry Rant , So. Country Road , E.PatchoKUe . N. Y. Location : West siu'e ofan unnamed K. O. W. runninir northerlyand parallel 64U.37 ft. north of anotherunnamed R. O. W. that runs easterlybeginning on Durkee La. for a distanceof 334.51 ft.. E. Patchogue, N. Y. Appli-cant requests an area variance as perplot plan accompanying this application ;also, a front and a rear yard variancefor a dwelling to be erected thereon :also a variance under Town Law 2S0A.

35. Albert S. Molmar . Box 91, Shirley,L. I. Location : North side Kimer Street,71 ft. west of North Ocea n Ave., CanaanLake Estates. Patchogue, N. Y. Appli-cant requests a front yard variance anda total side yard variance.

Cases will be heard in the order inwhich they are advertised afte r comple-tion of other business.

Matters undisposed of at the closingof the hearinK will be held over untilthe next reicula r hearing of the Board.

JOSEPH S. COKBETT.ChairmanFRANK A. SCHAEFER ,Secretary

NOTICE OF SALEState of New York, County"

Court , Suffolk County. JOSEPHJ. SMITH , Plaintiff, against AR-THUR W. HOFFMAN and MAR-THA P. HOFFMAN, his wife, De-fendants. Pursuant to a judgmentof foreclosure and sale made July26th, 1957, and entered in the Suf-folk County Clerk's office July29th , 1957, I, the undersigned Re-feree in said ju dgment named, willsell at public auction at the frontentrance to the Brookhaven TownHall , South Ocean Avenue, Patch-ogue, Suffolk County, New York ,on September 13th , 1957, at eleveno'clock Eastern Daylight SavingTime, in the forenoon of that day,premises directed by said judg-ment to be sold and therein des-cribed as follows:- "All that tractor parcel of land situate at Can-aan , near the Village of Patch-ogue, in the Town of Brookhaven,County of Suffolk and State ofNew York, bounded and describedas follows:- COMMENCING atthe southeasterly corner thereofadjoining land of W. R. Fry onthe south and land of Anna Broz-owski on the east and runningthence North 4 degrees 50 minutes10 seconds East by and with saidland of Anna Brozowski four hun-dred and fifty-five and twelve one-hundredths (455.12) feet to landof Canaan Lake Park, Section A ,Map 96; thence running North 85degrees 9 minutes 50 seconds Westby and with said land of CanaanLake Park , Section A, Map 96, toa point thirty (30) feet easterlyof the westerly line or side ofWest Street measured along thelast mentioned course; thencerunning south and at right anglesto the northerly line hereof andby and with other land of theparty of the first part to land ofW. R. Fry ; thence .South 84 de-grees 34 minutes 55 seconds Eastby and with said land of W. R.Fry to the point or place of be-ginning. TOGETHER with a rightof way over and upon a strip ofland adjoining the premises on thewesterly side thereof thirty (30)feet in width from West Streetsouth to land of W. R. Fry."

Said premises will be sold sub-ject to the Zoning Ordinance andBuilding Regulations of the Townof Brookhaven, Suffolk County,New York, covenants and restric-tions of record , such state of factsas a survey will show and tenan-cies, if any.Dated: July 29th , 1957.

MICHAEL RESNIK,Referee

Joseph T. Losee,Attorney for Plaintiff,24 West Main Street,Patchogue, New York.

Ther annual meeting of the lotowners of The Waverly CemeteryAssociation, Inc., will be heldTuesday, August 27th, 1957 at8:00 P. M. at the Farmingviile-Holtsville Congregational Church.The levy of a tax of five dollars($5.00) for the year 1957-58 onevery lot in the cemetery for up-keep will be voted upon.

HERMAN VETTERChairman of Board of Trustees

I July 30, 1957.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINGOF

THE WAVERLY CEMETERYASSOCIATION

SCHOOL AID BILL—A close208-203 vote in the House ofRepresentatives killed the $1,500,-000,000 school construction billlast Thursday and Washington ob-servers say its demise was causedmainly by an anti-segregationclause put forward by Rep. Stuy-vesant Wainwright.

Mr. Wainwright introduced anamendment that would have pro-hibited the use of federal fundsto build schools in any local dis-trict where schools were operatedin violation of the Supreme court'santi-segregation decision. Tenta-tive adoption by 136-105 followed.

A similar proviso offered byRep. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.,Democrat of Manhattan, precededthe rejection of a school-aid billlast year by 224-194. *

POLITICALREVIEW

As a service to Brookhaven town residents whoire new in the area or who may be interested in know-rig the structure of town government, The Advanceireserits this informational chart to help in better know-ng Brookhaven. We will add to this chart from time:o time.

Brookhaven Town, Area 400 Square Miles

All those who do not live in one of the six incorporated villagesisted below come under the jurisdiction of Brookhaven town officials.Che chief governing body of the town is the Town board.

Brookhaven Town BoardSupervisor Philipp A. Hattemer, titular head of town govern-

ment, member of Suffolk County Board of Supervisors and chair-nan of that board, Telephone GRover 5-0616. Office: Brookhaven["own Hall. Other members of the Town Board are:

Justice of the Peace William E. Miller, ROnkonkoma 9-8347.Justice of the Peace Henry F. Ostermann, EMerson 3-6199.Justice of the Peace Leon E. Giuffreda, SElden 2-3108.Justice of the Peace Donald K. Magurk, SEtauket 6-0229.Justice of the Peace F. Duane Squire, STony 'Brook 7-0761.Justice of the Peace Kenson D. Merrill, POrt Jefferson 8-0818.Justice of the Peace UJysses W. Johnson, CEnter Moriches

S-0105.Justice of the Peace William T. Rogers, GRover 5-1048.

Town Clerk Office, Town Hall. GRover 5-0617Percy B. Raynor

Town TrusteesThe Town Trustees were originally set up to administer royal

grants in the Colonial days. Their chief jurisdiction today is overthe lands under the water and over shore matters.

Capt. Robert F. Wells, chairman, STony Brook 7-0050.Floyd W. Mott, Eastport.Stuart Gracey, Mt. Sinai.Andrew A. E, Huskisson. Port Jefferson.David A. Overton, Lake Grove.Erling Larsen, Mastic Beach.Richard D. ZeidJer, Patchogue.Percy B. Raynor, Clerk , Office , Town Hall , GRover 5-0617.

Town Assessors, GRover 5-0636Charles W. Hawkins, chairman, Lake Ronkonkoma.George A. Lucia, Patchogue.Edward Pirner, Medford.Arthur Calace, Jr., Sound Beach.

f Oliver J. Kemble, Setauket.Thomas Eyton-Jones, Mastic.Lawrence J. Fogarty , Clerk, office , Town Hall, GRover 5-0G36.

Receiver of Taxes, POrt Jefferson 8-0236Quintin A. Lerch.

Superintendent of Highways, GRover 5-0650Charles W. Barraud.

Town Historian, GRover 5-4160Osborn Shaw, office, Town Hall.

Town Dog Warden, GRover 5-1141| Joseph F. Cardahione.

Civil Defense Office , GRover 5-4440Philipp A. Hattemer, town director ".Humphrey Avery, assistant town director.

Representative in Congress, First Congr. Dist.I Stuyvesant Wainwright. Address: House of Representatives,Washington, D. C. Tel.: NAtional 8-3120, Ext. 483.

Federal Bureau of InvestigationJ. Edgar Hoover, Director

Bay Shore office; BAy Shore 7-6128 ; FBI "Kidnap Desk," FBIbuilding, Washington, D. v C, telephone NAtional .8-7117. Reportimmediately any kidnapping case.

Incorporated Villages

Patchogue—Mayor, George E. Lechtrecker; Manager, WilliamW. Parrott, GRover 5-4300.

Bellport—Mayor, Harry F. 1 Bedell; ,Clerk, Mrs. Martha HoustonBEHport 7-0327. .

Belle Terre—Mayor, Dr. Frank S. Child; Clerk and Treasurer;Mrs. Eugenia S. Rice, POrt Jefferson 8-0950.

Poquott—Mayor, John T. Payne; Clerk, Grayce Payne, SEtau-ket 6-0256.

Shoreham—Mayor, John F. Varian; Clerk, Ernest T. Siegel,SHoreham 4-2281.

Old Field—Mayor, Marco C. Smith ; Clerk, Jerome DentonSEtauket 6-0339.

Police DepartmentsBrookhaven Town Police Headquarters, GRover 5-0505. Edwarc

N. Bridge, Chief; Fourth Precinct, CEnter Moriches 3-0105; ATlantk1-8410; Second Precinct, POrt Jefferson 8-0505; Third Precinct,ROnkonkoma 9-8816; SElden 2-5515.

Patchogue Village Police, GRover 6-0900. Dominick Chiuchiolo,Chief.

Patchogue Police Justice, GRover 5-3449Charles N. Butler, Jr. ' '

Fire DepartmentsPatchogue Fire Department, GRover 6-1222.Van Guard Hose Company, GRover 5-1184.North Patchogue Fire Department GRover' 5-1315.Bellport Fire Department, BEHport 7-0273.Brookhaven Fire Department, BEHport 7*0282.Mastic Fire Department, ATlantic 1-8660.

-i Mastic Beach Fire Department. Call operator, ask forMastic ; Beach' Fire' Department.

Eastport Fire Department, Call operator, ask forEastport Fire Department.

Manorville Fire Department, PArk 7-0414.Wading River Fire Department, WAding River 9-4344.Ridge Fire Department, YAphank 4-3256.Middle Island Fire Department, YAphank 4-3305, 4-3507

or 4-3972.Yapftahk" Fire Department, YAphank 4-3421.Gordon Heights Fire Department, SElden 2-3792.Centereach Fire Department, ROnkonkoma 9-8652.Ronkonkoma Fire Department, ROnkonkoma 9-8410.Holtsvjl le-Farmingville Fire Department, GRover 5-9791.All other areas should call the operator and ask to report a fire.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGBOARD OF ZONING APPEALS

TOWN OF BROOKHAVENPursuant to the provisions of Article

XV. Section 1501 of the Building ZoneOrdinance for the Town of Brook haven,notice is hereby given that the Board ofZoning Appeala will hold a public hear-ing at the Board Rooms, Town Hall,Patchogue. N. Y. on August 8, 1957 at2:00 p. m. to consider the following :

1. Anthony DelQuas-lio, 14 WashingtonAve., Patchogue, N. Y. Location : 14Washington Avenue, Patchogue N. Y. Ap-plicant requests permission to use gar-age on premises for the purpose of do-ing light leather work : also permissionto erect advertising sign on f ront lawn.

g. Frank and Nicceleto Domino. 1211Jackson Ave., Long Island City, N. Y.Location : North side Washburn Ave.,2.55 ft. west of Woodland Boulevard, LakeGrove, N. Y. Applicants request a sideyard variance.

,'S. Vera C. Kennedy, 17'J Jayne Ave..Patchogue. N. Y. Location: East sideof Jayne Ave., 80 ft. south of Roe Bou-levard, Patchogue, N. Y. App licant re-quests renewal of permission to use sec-ond story of existing dwelling as apart-ment.

4. Horace E. Kyser. 504 HempsteadAve.. W. Hempstead , N. Y. Location:Southwest corner Jamaica Avenue andMedford Road (Route l l ' i) , Medford, N.Y. Applicant requests permission to erectgarage and service station together withthe appurtenant underground tanks andpumps : also front yard variance forsigns and light poles.

5. Clifford Gilmore. Cherry St., LakeRonkonkoma N. Y. Location: North sideCherry Street, 200 ft. west of FosterRoad , Lake Ronkonkoma. N. Y. Appli-cant requests a side yard variance.

6. Frank Kraemer. 115-24 149th Street,So. Ozone Park , N. Y. Location : Northside Woodside Ave., 100 ft. plus or minuswest of Lakeview Ave., North Patchogue,N. Y. Applicant requests a total and aminimum side yard variance.

7. John W. and Lillian Gerard. Waver-ly Ave., Holtsville, N. Y. Location : South-east corner of Blue Point Road andWaverly Avenue. Holtsville, N. Y. Appli-cants request permission to use premisesas an auto wrecking yard.

8. Rosario Falisi. S3-04 West 8th Street,Apartment 4G. Brookly n 2a, N. Y. Lo-cation : East side Elm Street. 75 ft, northof Pine Street , Lake Ronkonkoma , N. Y.Applicant requests front, rear and totalside yard variances.

y. Vincent Pettinato, 18M W. 4th St..Brooklyn 3:!, N. Y. Location : N/S Elm-wood Ave., 150 ft. west of EvergreenAve.. Selden, N. Y. Applicant requestsa side yard variance.

10. James Gimourginas , BlydenburghRoad, Centereach. N. Y. Location: W/Sof Blydenburgh Road 1200 ft. plus orminus south of Horseblock Road, Cen-tereach, N. Y. Applicant requesU renewalof permission for using premises as minkfarm.

11. Wilafield Corp., Box 20. Center Mo-riches, N. Y. Location: Southeast cornerof Juyne Ave., and Austin St., Patch-ogue, N. Y. Applicant requests permis-sion to use second story of existing dwell-ing as apartment.

12. A. A. Biggers, Route 25 Selden ,N. Y. Location : South side Route 25, ap-pro*. 525 ft. west of Ml. ' Sinai Road,Coram, N. Y. Applicant requests permis-sion to erect a sign that will require anarea and f ront yard setback variance.

13. Joseph Cacioppo, 651) Classon Ave.,Brooklyn, N. Y. Location: Northwest cor-ner Adirondack Drive and Oakerest Ave-nue, Farmincville, N. Y. Applicant re-quests a fronl yard variance.

14. Frank L. Lyon and Sons, Inc.,Route 25, Coram, N. Y. Location: Northside Route 25. 140 ft. east of Old MiddleCountry * Road, Coram, New York. Appli-cant requests permission to erect a roofSign.

15. Dawn Estates Builders Corp.. Route25. Centereach, N. Y. Location : North aideRoute 25, approx. 300 ft. west of DawnDrive, Centereach, N. Y. Applicant re-quests permission to erect a sign thatrequires a front yard setback variance.

16. S. Thomas Laguardia. Box UU3, Bell-port, N. Y. Location: Northeast inter-section of Lyman and Otis Roads, Bell-port. N. Y. Applicant requests the ex-tension of a non conforming front yard.

17. Oscar L. EUertscn , Lake Ronkon-koma, N. Y. Location: North side ofNinth St.. 118 ft. plus or minus eastof Lake Promenade, Lake Ronkonkoma.New York. Applicant requests permis-sion to relocate a one family dwelling24 ft. x 20 ft. one story frame on thepremises due to the condemnation of ori-ginal site by the L. 1. Lighting Co fora R. O. W.

IS. Oscar L. Kilertsen. Lake Ronkon-koma, N. Y. Location : North side ofNinth St.. 238.81 ft. cast of Lake Pro-menade, Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Ap-plicant requests permission . to relocateone family dwelling 24 ft- by 20 ft. onestory frame on the premises due to thecondemnation of original site by the L.I. Lighting Co. for a R. O. W.