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THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1934. TWENTY-FIVE Classified Ads BUSINESS SERVICE A-l CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TANKS cleaned baffle plates installed for prompt service pli Trahan 931 VV-2 A-l CESSPOOLS septic tanks, cleaned. Dependable Reasonable For prompt service phone Cooper. 612-J-3 A-l CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS cleaned the sanitary way.

Call SAM 797 5 A-l TREE EXPERT removing; sur- gerv 18 yrs. Don't accept amateur work. trees are valuable. KINGSTON'S ONLY I RED TREE EXPERT. 8035 A-l CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TANKS cleaned the sanitary way Free estimates Reasonable Phone 5373-W-L A-l TREE REMOVAL SERVICE DEPENDABLE WORK REAS RATES FREE ESTIMATES PH 5964-VV BLACK TOP PAVING CONCRETE WORK Joseph Stephano.

phone 4740 BRICKLAYING plastering, masonry, stone work, repair work. Jos Dihella. 137 Clinton Avo. Phone 1777-J-l. BULLDOZER shovei trucks coin pressor roller sand uravei crushed stone shale road construction, swimming pools, cellar excavat.on land clearing PHONE WM WEST 2919 Woodstock CARPENTER or contract: general repairs: ceiling, wail tile nets Johnson CARPENTER Cement Sidewalks.

"JIM' a 26 Kllngberg CARPET A RUG carpet laying LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In pursuance of an order of HON. JOHN B. STLRLEY, Surrogate of Ulster County, notice is hereby given, according to law to all persons having I claims against Ernest Drewes. 1 late of the Town of Ulster County of Ulster, deceased, testate, to present i the same with the vouchers in support i i thereof, to the undersigned. Isidor I Sampson, the executor of the estate of I I said deceased, at 710 Broadwav, In the Citv of Kingston.

New before 1954 Dated the 10th dav of York, on or September. ca phono 1871-W OR "ROOFING Asphalt Driveways Kl "TOM' Phone 6668 CLEANING -expert and binding Robert Morehouse Lake Katrine Pn 3373 CURTAIN" LAUNDRY -experienced for and delivered Telephone called 3306 FLOOR SANDING Jim Forman Lake Katrine Phone 225 M-2 FLOOR SANDING TILE MODERN FLOOR CO Phone 3145 450 Washington Ave GENERAL CONTRACTOR No Job Too Smali FELSEN PHONE 7231 GENERAL MASONRY Itrcplu'-cs. ret. walls pools orn walks, foundations et-. Joe Colao.

4512-W. HENRY A OLSON INC roofing, sheet metal work 75 Pme Street Phone 840 HOME DECORATOR Free Estimate For Painting Call 2949 JOHN RAPP 77 Greenkill Ave Kingston. authorized agent of ATLAS VAN LINES Inc Nation-Wide Long Distance Moving Stoi Space Av ailable PHONE 48H2 Call tor Free Estimate Any Time LAW NMOW ERS sharpened, repaired: washing machine parts repaired Aust n's 32 O'Neil St Phone 1862 MOVERS VAN ETT3EN ft local and long distance packing, stoiagc 130 Wall St Phone 661 MOVING VAN going to New York and vicinity May 4, 7. 10, It. wants load or part either way.

Kingston Transfer. phone 910. PAINTING AND PAPFRHANG1NG Interior rates FRANK FORTINO PHONE 980 PAINTING decorating, general repairs Cclotcx block ceiling tile board installed Storm sash removed. Parry, phone 7049. and decorating.

interior and exterior Gus Elmendorf Phone 6253 PAINTING PAPERHANGING DECO RATING Sam 167 Clinton Ave Phone 904 PAPERHANGING Exterior Interior Decorating La Bounty Phone 3344 REPAIRING REFLMSHING lawn furniture, build or modernize iuscs S. Tompkins Phone STORAGE local, long distance mov ing. packing, crating Smith Ave Storage Inc Phune 4070 torage rooms available Carr Estate. 149 Clinton phone 485-R or 625 STORAGE SPACE, AVAILABLE at the White Star Tiansfer Co Warehouse Storage. 50 Hasbrouck Ave Phone 16 1 VAN GOING TO NEW YORK wants load or part load either wav White Star Transfer 48 Hasbrouck Ave Phone 16t TRUCK RENTAL SERVICE tU Drive)' stake, platform, pickups and van.

to 2 ton By hour day and week All new equipment; rate card sent upon request Port Ewen Garage. Broadwav Main street. Port Ewen Phone Kingston 3266. WASHER repair We service ail make washing machines Van's Wash er Sales Service, Albany Ave Ext Kingston Phone 4344 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A LEASE WITH BUY OPTION Bar. grill, equipped, living quarters.

6 13 years lease, price $5 000. FRANK UESCIA 451 Washington Ave 6876 2326 FROZEN CUSTARD DRIVE-IN for rent, fully equipped Phone 7263-W. GRILL -Own business on wheels, grill, freezei. diivc and serve thruwav. factories summei crowds.

Good buy. Phone Woodstock 2871. INVEST (fPI 1 $3000 cash ded for business, replies confidential. Write Box RD Uptown Freeman. March 2 1954.

ISIDOR SAMPSON as Executor ISIDOR SAMPSON. Attorney 710 Broadway, Kingston. N. Y. AT A SPECIAL TERM OF THE I COUNTY COURT.

Stale of New York, County of Ulster, ai the Court House in the City of Kingston on the 27th dav of April, 1954. Present: HON. JOHN CASHIN. THE MATTER OF THE I APPLICATION OF CARMELA GIUSEPPA ECKLEY nee CHIMERA FOR i LEAVE TO CHANGE HER NAME TO EMILY JOSEPHINE ECKLEY. ORDER On reading and tiling the petition of I Carmela Giuscppa Eckley.

r.ee Chimera. verified tlie 21st day of April. 1954. praying for a change of name of petitioner. it being requested that she be I permitted to assume the Christian name Emily in the place i and stead of her present Christian name and the Court being satisfied 1 that said petition is true and it appearing from the said petition and the Court being satisfied that there is no i reasonable objection to the change of the name as proposed.

NOW. on motion of William L. Browning. Attorney for the said peti- tinner, it is ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that i the said Carmela Giuscppa Eckley. nee Chimera, he.

and she hereby is. authorized to assume the ime of Emily Josephine Eckley in place and stead of her present name the 7th day of June. 1954. upon her complying with the provisions of Article 6 of the Civil i Rights Law. namely: that the pcti- I tinner cause this order and the papers uoon hi eh it was granted to he filed and entered in the office of the Clerk of tiie Countv of Ulster within ten da vs of the date hereof: and.

within the next ten days after entry hereof, cause a copy hereof to he published once in Kingston Daily Freeman a newspaper published in the Countv of Ulster; and within forty I days of the date hereof file proof I of such publication by affidavit in said County Clerk Office: and the said pe- titioner. Carmela Giuscppa Eckley. nee Chimera, shall bo on and after the I 7th dav of June. 1954. known as and hv the' name of EMILY JOSEPHINE ECKLEY.

which she is hereby author- i ized to assume, and bv no other name. HON. JOHN CASHIN County Judge By AL MoCLANE (Fifthing Editor) i The mangrove snapper is a credit to the fraternity of salt water snappers. He's a con man of many talents, dedicated to the sole purpose of driving fishermen nuts. This snapper is not big.

he is not brawny, and I wouldn't say the mangrove is handsome, hut lurking in the shaded water beneath a bridge or dock, reduce tourists to driveling idiots. Nothing Jooks to he an easier mark than the dizzy little character who sw ims in endless circles. One day in Florida last winter alter four hours and at a cost of LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF SCHOOL ASSESSMENT ROLL Notice hereby given that the Assessor of the City of Kingston has completed his School Assessment Roll for the school fiscal year 1954-55. That a copv thereof has been left at his office in the City Hall where it may be seen and examined bv anv person until the THIRD TUESDAY OF MAY next, and that on such day at o'clock in the forenoon said Assessor will attend at the City Hail, in said City to hear and examine all complaints in relation to such assessments as provided by Section 32-A of the City Charter as amended. WINFIELD SWART Citv Assessor ADVERTISEM ENT Sealed proposals will NOTICE TO CREDITORS In pursuance of an order of HON.

JOHN STLRLEY. Surrogate of L'l ster County notice is hereby given, according to law. to all persons having claims against JULIA H. THOMPSON, late of the City of Kingston. County of Ulster, deceased in testate, to present the same with the vouchers in support thereof to 'he undersigned.

Bessie Mitchell, the Administratrix of the estate of said deceased, at the office of her attorney Llovd Le Fever. 78 Main Street. Kingston. New York, on or before the 13th day of August. 1954 Dated Februarv 9th.

1954 BESSIE MITCHELL Administratrix of the Estate of Julia H. Thompson, deceased. LLOYD LE Attorney, 78 Main Street. Kingston. New York.

i $2.40, I caught a mangrove snap- ncr which weighed one pound soaking wet. I fed him four dozen shrimp, which at the prevailing rate of 00 cents a dozen wasn't exactly tactical. A Wifely Suggestion In fact, my wife suggested that we buy some kingfish steaks which were very much cheaper. A neighboring bridge fisherman sug- 1 gested dropping a few unhooked shrimp to the snapper and het his appetite. They were acceptzi eagerly.

With his appetite primed, my snapper made a few the barnackle to adjust his belt buckle and then settled to the bottom where shrimp were appar- jenlly falling over themselves. My neighbor advised a constant rain of shrimp which seemed like a good idea, so I emptied Momma's bueket during the next few hours. At first I thought our ruse had worked. But before I could strike. the snapper would spit the sht'imp out and swim off.

I tried striking him the instant he picked the bait up. but then he have it in his mouth. He wore it like a mous- tache. When I was down to tHo last shrimp somebody told me 1 how to catch the snapper. The Real Secret Cast out the bait and let it rest on the bottom.

Nothing will happen foi perhaps five to ten minutes. then suddenly the bait will I be picked up. carried a few feet and then dropped. try to hook the fish when that happens. In a minute or two the bait will be grabbed again and right there the hook should be set.

He's an early evening and night feeder, and if you want to catch him necessary to conform to His l'eed- ing hours. wasted effort to fish lor him at other times. I Vic Power of the Philadelphia I Athletics is a native of Arecibo, 1 Puerto Rico. FOR RIDS win received by Board of Education. City of Kings- ton.

Ulster County, New York, in the office of the Board of Education, High I School Building, Kingston. New York. until 11 ofcloek A. Day light Saving i Time, on Tuesday, May 25 1954. for I alterations and additions to the electrical system, together with other work in connection therewith.

Instructions to Beiders. Form of Proposal. General Conditions, plans and i specifications and other contract docu- merits may be examined at the office of i the Board of Education, and one copy thereof may he obtained bv each bidder upon deposit of the sum of Ten Dollars The deposit will be refunded to the bidder uoon the re: turn of the documents In good ondi- tion within five days alter the opening of the hids as called for in 1 the Instructions to Bidders. Each bid must he accompanied by a certified check for fivt per cent I of the amount of the bid. drawn upon an incorporated hank or trust company, payable to the Board of Education.

City Kingston, as a guarantee that in case the contract is awarded to the bidder, he will wi hin two weeks thereafter, execute such contract and satisfactory performance bond Upon i failure to do so. he shall forfeit the deposit as liquidated damages and the i aeeeptanee of the bid will he contin- i gent upon the fulfillment of this re- I quircmont by the bidd r. The -hecks of all excepting the tnrce lowest bidders will he returned within three (31 days after the opening of bids, and the I remaining checks will be returned ini- mediately after contracts and bonds i have been executed No bidder may withdraw his hid for a period of 30 days after the date sot for the opening thereof. The successful bidder will be re- quired to execute a performance bond in approved form ar. sit forth in structions to Bidders under which bond will he in the amount of I the contract.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reject anv or all hids. and or to accept the bid that In its judgment will he for the best interests of the Citv of Kingston By order of the Board of Education, Citv of Kingston. Ulster Countv. New York. ARTHUR J.

LAID LAW Clerk. Board of Education Kingston, New York BEER. WINE. CIDER AND LIQUOR LICENSES NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that there has been duly presented to the Town Board of the Town of Sauger- lies. Ulster County.

New York, pur- suant to the provisions of Article Eleven of the Membership Corpora- i iions Law of the State of New York, written petitions for Hie incorporation of the MALDEN-WEST CAMP FIRE I COMPANY. the proposed name, i by .1. GRAF. JERRY A. SMITH.

WARREN KNAUST. ALBERT J. CAW FIN. JOHN PRENDERGAST. BERNARD McCUTCHEON.

OSCAR L. I SCHLENKER, CARL HEESE UAL CARPENTER. JOHN PATTERSON, i BERTRAN L. SCHLENKER. FRANK SLOBODA.

LEON MAGEE. PETER P. STOLY. RICHARD M. CHARLES TEETSEL.

and M. LAW- RENCE all of whom have signed the certificate! of incorporation, to protect the terri-! torv know as the MALDEN-WEST CAMP FIRE DISTRICT in said Town which is briefly described as follows: Bounded on the East by the Hud- son River; on the South by the Village of Saugcrties and the Centerville Fire District: on the West by the Catskill Thruway; and on the North by Greene County. and that the said Town Board of said Town ill meet at the West Camp Parish Hall in the Town of Saugcrties. Ulster County. New York, on the 13th day of May.

1954. at 8:00 o'clock In 1 the afternoon of -hat day to determine the question the Fire Com-j pany should he incorporated." and a PUBLIC HEARING will be then and! there held on the question, and at such time and place, the said Town Board! will meet to consider such question, hear all persons 'nterested and givej their consents if thev so deride. Dated: Aoril 26 195 4 WILLIAM FERMAN Town Clerk of the Tounj of Saugerties SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST fid! Shdrp "SKITTERING" A SPINNING UNDERWATER SPINNING LURES WILL "SKITTER" OVER THE SURFACE WHEN RETRIEVED FAST. ONE OF SHOWN ABOVE, WILL DART, DIP, RISE TO "SKITTER" ON TOP AND DIVE AGAIN WHEN RETRIEVED ALTERNATELY FAST AND SLOW. 'if THIS ACTION TAKES BOTH SURFACE FEEDERS AND THOSE LYING DEEPER.

NEVER SLOW RETRIEVE IF A FISH IS FOLLOWING. eed GUARD IS OPTIONAL. USE HEAVY-TEST LINE TO FiSH IN ttGHT GROWTH WEED BOTTOMS. rn MODI LOCATED GAS SERVICE FOR LEASE STATION JOD RESIDENTIAL AREA Bl SY THOROUGHFARE EXt ELI OPPORTUNITY LIMITED CAPITAL INVESTMENT REQUIRED WRITE BOX MGS UPTOWN FREEMAN RESTAURANT A- COCKTAIL LOUNGE miles from Kingston. Fully equipped.

12 furnished rooms suitable toursts Lake: good swimming acres Excellent bar busi- ar round Will sell husi- X3.000 cash down NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that License Beer, Wine. Cider and Liquor No. 38SI.213 has on issued to the undersigned to sell beer, wine, cider and liquor at retail in hotel, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Hurlev Wood Road. Box 170 R.F.D 4. Kingston, ister County for on premises consumption.

JULIUS MARTHA PREIS. Props, a Preis's Pine Wood Lodge R-4. Box 170. Kingston i. 1.

all- and pro balance ness ness and Kingston 1355 terms Phone REAL LSI AIK MORTGAGES MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE Definauent Mortgages Bought Expoit Reai Estate Appraising GROSS 2 John Phone 4o67 LOST PARAKEET Blue th whit. h.ad. Finder please phene 5780 Reward TARAKEET li.ht blue. vicinity Wrentham Harwich St. phone 7361 110 Harding Avenue.

SMALL REAGLH HOUND female; filack, white tan. Name. Goldie. Family pot Owners name and address on the collar. REWARD Phone Frank Bruno 684.

WANTED TRUCK DRIVER a week Standard Furniture Co. '267 269 FAIR STREET OFFICE 2 12 Large itonms with Private Bathroom. Ground Floor. 17 PEARL ST. PHONE 6431 Experienced Salesman For Shoe Department PERMANENT POSITION Blue (Toss and Other Benefits Salary No Object.

State References. Write Box IE Uptown Freeman. EXPERIENCED SHOE CLERK WANTED This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Shoe who is presently employed hut wishes to improve himself. PAID HOLIDAYS and Excellent Salary to the Right Person. Apply by Mail BOX SC Fptow Freeman KINGSTON, X.

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Times, Northern Homes were the best constructed of fac- toty-built homes in the Eastern States. PORT By Charles J. Tiano Sports Editor PHONE 271 KINGSTON A WALTER READE THEATRE TONIGHT AT 8:40 George B. Harman is the choice of several baseball men for the City League presidency, if he will accept the post. Harman says it so much accepting as having the time to do a good job.

The former semi-pro star has mapped a busy schedule for the 1954 season for his Colonial Merchants and figures that baseball and his business will keep him too busy. Gill suggests that maybe Jim Hearn and not Al Corwin should have been farmed out to Minneapolis by the Giants. And whatever happened to the Say-Hey Kid (Willie Mays)? Flotsam and Jetsam: a Second annual Mid-Hudson Rowing Regatta scheduled July 11 at Poughkeepsie with 10 events expected to attract top rowing clubs in the Eastern S. People who eall the Cleveland Browns pass-happy should look at the statistics, which show Otto Graham threw less than any regular quarterback in the league last season. And completed more than all hut George Blanda of the Bears.

Ball Funeral Home of Yonkers leading Dutchess Sweepstakes with 3353 slam and the last weekend coming up. A few more untimely days of rain and the KIIS spring athletic schedule could get fouled up the worst in years. The stock ear racing madness resumes Saturday at Rhineheek Speedway. Pete Bruck and Al Deegan of Kingston are members of the Union College varsity lacrosse team. Both first year men, Bruck is a reserve attackman, Deegan a reserve midfielder.

The Dutchmen are playing a 10- game schedule highlighted by meetings with Corneil, Hobart, Dartmouth and RP1. Old Pros Retire: Three veteran members of the Kingston Bowling executive Colao, Jake Chichelsky and Jack this week. All three gave distinguished service to the organization and were among the top bowling enthusiasts. The 1954-55 makeup of the executive board is one of the best in years and the notable victories scored by the independent slate again emphasized that nomination and endorsement by the KBA is not a guarantee of election. We think time tor both sides to close ranks and work in close harmony.

We suggest an early meeting between the KBA. the two bowling proprietors and the KWBA to straighten out the difficulties surrounding the recent hassles over alley dates for the KBA. The city tournament entry slumped sharply this year, because all parties concerned were unable, or unwilling, to resolve their differences. If that happens again, the future of the KBA tournament is in distinct jeopardy. FREE COFFEE SERVED in our Lounge through the Courtesy of Martinson's Tii kcts Now on Sale "A COMIC Magnificently LAURENCE EGGARS OFR STAGE THE CHORUS bv DONALD K.

ROM ME The Chorus Group will sing four selections prior to the showing of STARTING TOMORROW a By SAM SNEAD If you were to listen to the jokes my fellow professionals make, I'm known for a powerful lot of things. But a matter of fact that I drive as long a ball as there is around. Now, this telling tall tales over a cracker barrel. It could come as a surprise, however, when I tell you that the shot I consider my all-time best was a little old chip shot. The shot came during the 1942 PGA championship, which was held at Sea view Country Club at Absecon, outside of Atlantic City, It was on the 11th hole and I i was two up and two to play in the final match with Jim Turnesa, a guy you never do beat you do beat him.

I got up to within chip-shot range, and standing around waiting for Turnesa to make his fairway iron shot. As I waited. I said to mvsclf. why not go for the hole with this one? Why play it extra safe and look for that putt; Why not kill the match off right I took my chip shot and hit right for the eup and the ball ran right for the hole like a scalded dog and wound up right plumb in the eup. The shot gave me my major tournament victory.

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