October 16, 1980 - A Windy Day on Fire I.October 16, 1980 Zbe Suffolk Mimeo
A Windy Day on Fire L
It is difficult to put into words a day
spent on an ocean beach when the wind is
howling out of the northwest and the sky is
full of billowing gray clouds. With plans to
meet old friends and take them for a tour
through the Sunken Forest on Fire Island
we knew we had put this visit off too long
and the weather could be a gamble, for
October has been known to play tricks.
As the day progressed the wind steadily
increased until it drove all the sailboats
- tirom the bay.To the south in the lee of the
great dunes that run along-Fire Island we
could see the rugged fishing boats
scurrying along the ocean to get out of the
wrath of the wind...Fire Island Inlet ahead
meant a safe and quiet harbor.
When the wind builds up as it did from
the northwest it's another adventure for
those out on the beach, for it's this time of
the year the hawks migrate. They, like
anyone else, take every advantage that
nature can ge...e, and so through the day we
watched a steady procession of falcons
ride the air cut rents to the west Most were
kestrels or the small sparrow hawk that
we occasionally .-,ee sitting on the v nes or
hover mg ove lields in .11' 00(1 a
but scatter,' in between their ranks Were
merlins, sharp slims, and marsh hawks.
Maher, of the Dunes
Late! III the day we .1 Ione osprey
Most have lett .1111' area by but this
one probably had come (1«,. n 1 front the far
noi th where it nested and was lust 11,w
reaching, l(U41 44 .11 like all the rest, will
spend the ,Intei in (he warmer climates to
the south where Iishing is much better As
the wind howled across the Great South
Ba,, it Hal felled down the dune grass to a
pulsating almost sea-like motion.
:•learhy the on. e beautiful seaside
goldenrod had lost its glow and bent under
the wind. Sand that drove across the open
gnfl [JEIREc-3
places hit behind every blade of grass it
could find. Here were the makers of the
'11105 that stretched out before us like
great fortresses against the sea We are
told you can tell the age of these dunes by
counting the nodules of growth caused by
each season's accumulating sand.
among the low and sheltered places
dlong the beach small birds were flitting
here and there. The familiar yellow flash
1,■14! us they were the yellow-rumped
war:tiers, a common bird found along our
:11 el S edge. They hardly ever seemed to
stop moving, which suggested to us that
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MONARCH BUTTERFLY-One of
the last of the Monarch butterflies
works its way along the beaches
of Fire Island.
Photo by Paul Stoutenburgh
Les-7,1 Notic s
:,tn'Ti( 'I.: i ir Altiti,111'ATION
TitTI 11; ( a iNIMIStii(iNER OF
GFNElt A I, SEliVicES FOR
A (:liANT(.1.' LAND
lt:\II1Elt WATER
Section75. Stitt'd 7,
Public Lands Law
'1 A 1.:1.4 NI '(111: That the
(11(11-41 411 v:111 on the 17111
day of November, Pour make
an application to 111,, commis-
sioner of (feneral t-'t•rvicef. for
a I...rant ot the land finder
wale'. hereinaller described.
An, person deeming himself
liable to in fury hy said grant,
slmold before said date file
with said ioner of
(froei al 1•,:ervices, Tower
Building. 1.1niiiire Skit,. Plaza,
Alhany, New 'York, a remon-
strance. .--1.1111iit his reasons
for ,IrpoSIIIr 1111,1 1;1,11
The lAn(1 under wafer above
((4(41 is bounded and
det.erihed a,-. 1 ollows, (0011:
Parcel i
W.:, ;INNING al a point
whew the high water mark
4.1 t.real Become It, ,:e•t•i
the easterly line .,: ft..e•i.
lioad, which is 1,1,, n ..,, ,,
certain really , Mile 1, H.,
11,1, ,11111ed -M,,i, ,.! l',..
iwriv ot Ilarry DePeir,
Dime!. New l'ork- filed a,
the tithe,. .,I the clerk ,,,
siii i an, comity on Auitusi -
under Fitt NM 711.1,
Much point is the following
courses and distances tit-,
measured along the easterly
tine of said Beach Road
from the southerly line of
Peconic Bay Boulevard:
, i , South twenty-nine de-
gree:, twenty-seven minutes
East six hundred ninety and
no hundredths feet, and run-
ning thence from said point
of beginning South eighty-
two degrees thirty-eight
minutes forty-five seconds
East along the high water
mark of Great Peconic Bay
and being along a wood bulk-
*
head twenty-two a d twenty
hundredths ence
North f if ty-tw for-
ty-four minutes', seconds
East still along.the high wa-
ter mark of Great Peconic
Bay and being along a wood
bulkhead four and ninety-
two hundredths feet to the
northeast corner of this par-
cel; thence South twenty-
eight degrees one minute
West through Greet Peconic
Bay being on a line of the
high w ter mark of 1965
twenty twenttvo and ninety-seven
hundreld feet; thence
North th ,ty-six degrees fif-
ty-six mi utes West through
Great Pec nic Bay and be-
ing along a continuation
southerly of the easterly line
of said Beach Road twenty-
five and twenty hundredths
feet to the point or place of
beginning containing an
area of two hundred and
twenty-four square feet.
Parcel 2
BEGINNING at the north-
east corner of Parcel 1 here-
inabove described and run-
ning thence from said point
of beginning North twenty-
on- minute
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, 111.'11, of Great Peconic
4111(1 hieing along a wood
I thirty-two and
.•, hundredths
'Ile point or place of
her, containing an
,.1 three hundred
t.•el.
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BE, .1 ‘. .ING al the north-
'1 (s em of Pareel hPre-
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ly •, East throw th
Gre.,1 i'e. ome Bay and he-
illg continuation
sole 15,1, easterly line
of tl.,. 1,1,1 of Dexter and
Ger .ildnie Tilroe twelve
and forty-join' hundredths
tee! , thence South twenty-
, .1 hh1.1 degrees one minutes
West through Great Peconic
Bay and being on a line of
the high water mark of 1965
three and thirty-four hun-
dredths feet to the point or
place of beginning contain-
ing an area of seventeen
square feet.
The land of the undersigned
applicant, adjacent to the
lands applied for, is bounded
on the north by lands of Gerald
S. Buck and Richard J. Stom-
inski, on the east by lands of
James Shevlin, and on the
west by a public road and
lands' of 'Jean S. Richards,
Eileen Joan Pennisi and Carol
Ann Auger.
It is the intention of the
undersigned to appropriate
said land under water by
improving the same as fol-
lows: said under water has
-heretofore been improved by a
bulkhead and land-fill and
construction of a wooden deck
contiguous with a frame dwel-
ling on the adjacent upland.
Dated, October 1st, 1980
Dexter Tilroe and
Geraldine G. Tilroe
(Applicant)
(Post Office Address)
106118 Mission Lane
Sun City, Arizona 85351
Charles J. McPeak
(Attorney for Applicant)
(Office and
Post Office Address)
921 Port Washington Blvd.
P.O. Box 309
Port Washington, N.Y.
11050
Tel. (516) 883-0445
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE: Bus and Taxi Op-
erators -- You are hereby
notified that the Southold
Town Health Council, Inc.
a/k/a Fanny Behlen Commun-
ity Health Center, 411 Main
Street, Greenport, N.Y. 11944
P.O. Box 659, is applying for a
grant under Section 16( b)( 2)
f,t- Drlian Mass Transport--
"4 of 1964 as amended'.
equipment to im-
..1 vice within Southold
4.4 .‘,1,,,Iter Island Towns to
transportation to the
Health Center in order
aieet the needs of elderly,
1,,,i,,hcapped and inclii,‘nt per-
sons.
The purno.a., of 11Ir iS
to advise all 1111,,,,t,i
and parab,or,it , of
c phoned WIlhin
iihed above,
m e that such a
not represent
lot, current or pro-
provided by
41411411,1,1 11,, 1. '41,"ol transit
m hhh. ,.hh
Al.. hh n..it, taxi
or , , the
pro,' . l 1..1- at ea may
•0(11,,,1 ee n, ()posed ser-
vie, 4., , comments to:
Nev, m 1. h.l.ite Department
of '41., non, Building
No 1 Boo, )270 Washing-
to., ' Many, N.Y.
applicant
.‘,.111.15 :0 (lay, ul 1.11115 notice,
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT
TO TOWN ORDINANCE
AMENDMENT NO. 111
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that at a meeting of
the Town Board of the Town of
Southold, Suffolk County, New
York, held on the 7th day of
October, 1980, the Town Board
enacted the following amend.
ment to the Town Code en-
titled "Code of the Town of
Southold" together with the
Building Zone Map forming a
part thereof as follows, to wit:
Amendment No. 111 amends
the Code of the Town of
Southold by changing from
"A" Residential and Agricul-
tural' District to "B-1" Gen-
eral Business District the pro-
perty of John J. Miesner situ-
ated at Cutchogue, New York,
and more particularly bound-
- ed and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point lo-
cated at the following three
(3) courses and distances from
the intersection of the wester-
ly side of Cox's Lane with the
northerly line of Main State
Road: (1) S.46°10'11" W. 85.35
feet; thence (2) N.43°49'50"
W. 100.0 feet; thence (3) N.42°
3520" W. 100.0 feet and from
said point of beginning run-
ning the following courses and
distances: S.46°10'10" W.
451.18 feet to land now or
formerly of Imbriano; run-
ning "thence N.43°32'30" W.
167.98 feet; running thence
N.46°1Q10" E. 242.06 feet;
running thence N.51°09'40" E.
212.30 feet; running thence
S.42°35'20" E. 149.56 feet to the
point or place of BEGINNING.
Cont:iinin, 1 70 nen,
DATED: octot 1980
JUD, TEMP,'
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1T016-3537
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
The Board of Trustees of the
Village of Greenport will hold
a public hearing concerning
increases in water rates to
customers of the Village of
Greenport Water System. The
hearing will be held at the
Village Hall, 236 Third Street,
Greenport, New York, 11944,
on Monday, October 27, 1980 at
7:30 P.M. at which time all
interested parties will be
heard.
Information or schedules
may be picked up at the
- Village Hall at the above
address on or about October
23, 1980.
Village of Greenport
Village Clerk
John L. Peckham
2T09,16-3533
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF
111.1C HEAR' N(4
The Board of Trustees oi
Village of Gmenport will hold
a public hearing coneereihw
inftrewtes in electric rates to
customers of the Village of
Gr,,enport Electric System.
'the hearing will be held at the
V,iiage Hall, 236 Third Street,
(..;,,p,o, New York, 11944,
on Friday, October 24, 1980 at
7:30 P.M. at whitth time all
partiett will be
heard
Infer-AM:on or schedules
may be picked up at the
1114(1 at the above
address on (4 about October
22, 1980.
Villapte of Greenport
Village Clerk
John L. Peckham
2T09,16-3534
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0...& F. ENTERPRISES, et al.
Plaintiffs,
-against-
BOX TREE CORP. et al.,
-- Defendants.
X
Index No. 80-8993
NOTICE OF SALE
In pursuance of a judgment
of foreclosure and sale, duly
made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing
date, the 11th day of July, 1980,
I, the undersigned, the Ref-
eree in said judgment named,
will sell at public auction on
the front steps of the East
Hampton Town Hall, Pantigo
Lane, East Hampton, New
York, on the 24th day of
October, 1980, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, the
premises directed by said
judgment to be sold and there-
in described as follows:
ALL that certain plot, piece
or parcel of land, with the
buildings and improvements
erected, situate, ly-
. and heine Nanpn,ne.
nd
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point of beginia, o. II, 75
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Ethbr. THENCE RUN-
NINC "wilt 27 degrees 24
seconds West
apprir unately 979 So feei
plus ,,r minus along other
[itemises of saul Joseph .1.
Hint,' a to the point tn. place
of iti.:GINNINO
Said 11 emises will be sold
subie-t /oiling restriction,
covi.2,10 „ easements, condi-
tions, reservations and agree-
ments, if any, subject to any
state of facts as it may appear
from an accurate survey; and
subject to the lien of the
second half of the 1979/80
County, Town and School
taxes levied against the prem-
ises in the amount of $577.29
together with accrued interest
and penalties.
Approximate amount due
Plaintiff as per Judgment of
foreclosure and Sale dated
July 11, 1980 is the sum of
$162,875.00 together with inter-
est thereon from July 15, 1980
at the rate of ten percent per
annum; cost and allowances
$748.35 plus interest, together
with the expenses of the sale;
unpaid real estate taxes are
$577.29 plus interest and pen-
alties.
Dated: Southampton,
New York
September 12, 1980
Peter S. Danowski, Jr
Referee
Matthews & Ostrander, Esqs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
45 Hampton Road
Southampton, New York 11968
516-283-2400
4TS25, 02, 9, 16-3525
Focus on Nature
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colder and harder times were about to
begin and so prepare.
Low over the ocean were long strings of
ea ducks working their way westward. I
couldn't tell what they .,ere, hut presumed
they were the familiar stun scoters that
peed their winters on our waters. Every
once, in a while they'd rise up almost as if
to look around only to settle down again on
their hell bent clash to, "1 wonder where."
Everything in Motion
In shore the surf lost its white mane to
Lcie wind as its lop was whipped off and
flung seaward Out on the bay to the north
were white caps as far as you could see
and working over this frothy mass was a
line of cormorants. They too, were heading
-westward. Everything was in motion. The
boats in the little marina tugged at their
lines like angry dogs. So difficult was it to
hold them down that by noon most had left
and were working their way across the
restless hay.
The day was a never- ending change of
clouds...from bright full sun and blue sky
to black and dreary storm- tossed rain
clouds that would occasionally sprinkle on
us. Every once in a while the gray sky
would open and a dazzling tram of sw}
would spotlight the dark 'sea. To the east
we could see funnels of showers pouring
down from it. Their long trails',of gray-
black rain draped the horizon.
Yet the day was an exciting one for me.
This kind of day seemed almost more
worthwhile than the chsual summer days 1
remembered so web on the beach. f
marveled at monarch butterflies still
pumping their way westward in the lee of
the dunes. Every once in a while the wind
would toss them like leaves into the tur-
bulence, only to have them struggle back