1946-01-03

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THE LEADER, THURSDAYrJUNE 15.1944
tj
flans are under way for a
card party in 3eptcmScr"and a
novelty dance in October, John
Renault, chairman of the enter*
talnment committee, announced
at the June meeting of tha
Freeport Democratic Club in
headquarters, 80 Church St.,
Thursday night* Mrs. Mac Ban-non,
-zone leader, urged the
members to begin working to
*naKe the events a success,
John Tiemey and Mrs. Cath-erine
Walsh were elected mem-bers
of the club:
Alfred Connolly, an of&ctal of
the Nassau County Board of
Elections, distributed cards to
be mailed to men in service to
be Used in requesting ballots to
be used by them in voting next
November. He urged that mem?
bers endeavor -to sec that all
their relatives and friends re-ceived
thd cards.
President Charles F. Egan
announced the receipt of a card
from Pvt. Philip LaTerza, who
&3 stationed at Keesler Field,
Wloxl, Miss.
ference to be held in'Syracuse
Thursday and Friday of next
week. Shcl aald she wished oth«
er members could attend, Mrs.
Roosevelt is to be one of the
speakers. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. W. J. Martin, Jr.,
Gets Her M.A. Degree
Mrs. William J. Martin, jr,, 119
Hempstead blvd., Hempstead; re*
ceived her Master of Arts degree
at St, John's University, June &
Mrs* Martin, the former Miss
Joan Trouve, was awarded her
Bachelor of Arts degree at Hof-stra
where she war a member of
the first graduating class. She %@
the wife of William J. Martin;
jr., secretary of the Freeport
Federal^ Savings, and Loan
aodat^on.
JUKY, MOWVW-WATMINO
OOOONH* IN *VHY MM
and. .Mrs. Marie Mitchell plan-ted
to attend the Neb York
State Democratic women's con-
IDEAL'SUNTAN" O*t.. 1
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ORAUATIOW
PICYUMS
f OR ANY
PAMM.Y . . ,
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Regardless of your income
we feel sure that our modest
priced portraits will fit your
family budget.
WE HAVE THE CAP AND GOWN
ON HAND.
PHOTO STUDIO
31 SOUTH GROVE STREET
Open Evenings Freeport 841
WE MAKE PHOTOSTATIC COPIES
ear. No. 32 FREPORT, RICE: FIVE
Bawl A* "WeUl,
of William
j&l3:,,.'thls"week' issued
RegistfoHon m Lobby
Of High School WIM
Precede Discussions
A program of adult education
classes will be Inaugurated Tues-dgUt;
Jan. 15, Superintendent
Schools 'John W. Dodd announc-
'There will be registration In the
'lobby of the high school auditori-um
ihat night followed by pre-liminary
discussions in the audi-torium.
During these discussions
the time, meeting places and the
subject matter -of the different
agW7
SPORT SHMKTS
Short sleeved sport shirts
in stinbright, washable col-ofs.
Convertible collar
styles. -
also long sleeves
/•••
Always a welcome gift. We
have a variety of light-weight
fabrics in attractive
monotones and patterns.
Hand Tailored
65c to $2*00
^
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help: (q Mer out #h@ butnlng
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by yegulollng oppllcoHow, 1.00
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Top to #oa protection for those
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
W_E HAVE OPENED\
BOO*TH FOR THE SALE
OF BONDS AND STAMPS
IN OUR CONVENIENTLY
LOCATED STORE.
There will be seven courses RT
.start with, including, public Af-fairs,
Child Development, Elemen-tary
School Subjects, (reading,
writing and arithmetic), English
and Citizenship, separate courses
in Physical Fitness for men and
women; Sewing and Food Budget-
Ing.
Dr. Myra Woodruff, director of
Child Development in the State
Department of Education, will ex-plain
the purposes' of this—course
to those Intereated^W* enrolling? In
So(6bt in
Become Ofgonist at A&p of
-Mrs* Marie S. Lewis, soprano soloist of the Choir of St. Marks
Methodist Church, Rockville Centre, for nineteen years and directory
for the last four years, will become organist and choir director of
the First "Presbyterian Church .on Sunday;
Mrs. Lewis who comes of a mu-<*
sical family and has been An or-ganist
since she was 13 years old,
Tibpes to make music play a most
prominent part In the life of- the
church of which the Rev. A. Gor-don
MacRury is pastor. She says
she hopes to organize a junior
choir to do antithlnal singing with
The senior group. She anticipates
It will not be long before it will
to enlarge the choir
^•?S^6^6i^%^
facilities of the
The musician's father, the late
Arnold D. Scammell, was an or-ganist,
and pianist, and her mother
is still active as a pianist. Mrs.
LewiK early in life took up the
study of the organ and at the age
of 13 took charge of the music in
the Baptist Church in Bellevue,
Ohio, to which she belonged. From
Ohio the family Aioved to Spo-kane,
Wash., where she continued
her career as an organist, until it
was discovered she had .a j voice.
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INTEHWOVB* HOSE
Short hose are coolest I Sol-id
.colors _and patterns m
lisles and rayons: Dad can
never have totrnnaziy'pairs"!
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BATHINO TRUNKS
B.V,D. and McGregor
Makes
Belted bathing trunks with
built-in support. In maroon,
navy and tan.
$2.50 lo $5.95 v
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7A SOUTH
*#*
,__^ _ -courses
«Y«f*» ^,"KBepGi^ Wth-the program.
bf the * State "Department^ of Edu-cation
and the local authorities
rwerer cooperating with^those in Al-le
courses are being \spon-the
Board of Education in
,.__ with vthe Committee
on Adult Education of the Free
pprt"rOommunity Council. Freeport
will' share in funds appropriated by
the Legislature laat .spring to^be
dispensed by the Board of Regents
"In support of adult training.
Dr. Thomas Biondo
Td Resume Practice
^Dr. Thomas Biondo,
ong- Beach, ave., who
Lced in
48 South
prac-years
be-except
_.
played the organ m large "motion
picture theatres including Loews in
Manhattan. Coming east she was
soloist in Holy Trinity Church,
Manhattan, and St. John's'Metho-dist
Church " in WilUamsburg,
Brooklyn. She became soprano-so-loist,
in St. Marks Church, Rock-ville
Centre, In 1926, and has serv-ed
continuously ever since,_and al-so
played the organ when the or"
Banist was on vacation!. Due to a
change In policy at the Rockville
Centre Church, Mrs. Lewis was
free to accept^an invitation to, take
Charge of the music at the Presby-terian
church here.
Mrs. Lewis is director of tthe
choral ofHjie Etude Club of Long
choral of
ii#!^MM^^^
trlbwted gfts for tha "Yanks
Who/^Qave," making it iposalble
to entertain 400 wounded sol-diers
at a Christmas party at
Mitchel Meld.
Mr* Weill pointed out that
had it nob been for these guts,
it would have been a dreary
Christmas for these men who
were unable to get away^ from
the hospital for the holidays.
"Every one who contributed
even one gift can rest assured
they made Christmas a merry
one for a wounded soldier
whose injuries confined him to
the hospital over the holidays,"
Mr. Weill said. "In so doing
they eased the pangs of those
Now Up to V
Soug
now has befpreUt a? letter
from ,PautJSelly,
slonei;, of RougJwg fo?
Now' To^;; M&ndaj
the forpi&l afovAl Ibr State*
saw their more fortunate bro-thers-
go on holiday leaves to
visit relatives and friends while
they were forced to remain be*
hind. To ail who aided in any
way, especially Paul Muro and
his orchestra, and the women
who went along as hostesses to
the Christmas party, I extend
the * heartiest thanks on behalf
of my self and the ppaK
'of the
the Authority'for a
000 for & State-aided
housing project here. H the pro*
jeck is carried 'through this wilt be
the inrst -on Long Islands
the -New York City limits.
The
100 low^lncome famllieG.
Under the temis bf'Oov* Thoma4
E." Dewey'g- statewide permanent
housing program, , which _ requires"
monies loaned 'by the -6tate fpg
public housing projects to be spenl;
in conjunctionnwith con%muni*yT3e4.
velopment^andYarea rehabUl^tlon*
it .also seeaCie* eiinatih.
.^.•t<'.-.;kM^
County
Henry B. Roberts, 171 Connecti-cut
ave./ is to ^irect^the county-wide
canvass of homes, organiza-tions
and small business concerns
. 1846 .Rgd Cross Fund drive
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^•\,Oif-&'^#lN jM^'\^tHi^iye--M j^j,g*Q.i.tJ 'djA&"^e?Htl^oi-i'.ia^nd .r^eMi^Qc.p. vt:@..•-^"Vr:4
on the. fore^
jof •the?TS'oe)*
viU«g9/
the Army
- . . . . _ _ _ _ Centre
. the beginning of the= cur-season
accepted a similar po-^
.with t*ie Athena- Club of
She 31
' opening 'Marcl;. 1.
His appointment as chairman of
the Village Canvass Division of the
drive waa announced today ^by
Henry TJ. Harris, general chairman.
Mr. Roberts will direct the work
of several thousand-volunteers or-ganized
in ten sections covering
the" county; with captaind supervla
ing the canvass in .p? communities.
Tlie village canvass consistently
raised more funds throughout the
war'years than%either the" Special
GittsL. or'the Commerce and In-dustry
division, an§ ^t is being
O. Brooke Bpwen, "chairman of
the -%7^;RJ%.A *; VloWfy ^Clotiiihg
Collection for Overseas Relief, has
set a goal of '60 tons as Freeport's
donation to the campaign.
Plans
will occupy more than 6% acres
^Jbout two "city blocks. It will
slat of eight qpartment houses
would just about equal the amount accommodate " about 100 families?
80 9@. MAIN #T.
and Friday ^ ?— \* —
.Saturday.'.^ r"« —«v—'."^».— — —«,
9 AJ&, to 6
9 AJL t» 9
9 A.M. to ^
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MAIN
Sodas — Lunches — Candles
—3 Closed
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p*-4&obln#i?<^aj
whigh/ Ae served eighteen
_ as chief of the eye, ear
_.__ throat division of the Mouii-tain
Home Hospital in Idahbi
Next he went overseas and. eaw
service among other places in, New
guinea and Manila where he was
:in,..cha.rge qf cases Involving the
eye, ear and throat at the 60th
General Hospital* He attained the
"rank of major.
• ^Hls decorations In crude the
/American Defense ribbon, the
, lAslatic-Pacinc ribbon with one
:: #^ttle jstar, ..the Philippine
^tlbn^ribbon^wlth 'one star and
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service will *'be -held
Sunday morning. ^
DEMOCRAt? TO ELEC?
kie'Freepbrt Aegular. Democrat"
^Mer-of
o*fl< West
TO ADDRESS
NORTHWEST dnr%CS
Paul- Kelly, deputy commissioner
of housing for' New Yojk State
[lye the address at the Jan
meeting of the Uorthwi
Association Monday night in
headquarters of Hose. go. 4. on
;West Sunrise Highway. President
Francois' L. Ballot will preside.
A report by.tbe_school committee
on the progress- of plans for the
new Seaman ave. school also is
expected.. .
counted" on . to. supply a
collected last year. . -
In announcing the goal, Mr,
Bbwen also reported he had com-pleted
the organization for the
conduct of the campaign. Dr. John
W. Dodd is to be in charge in the
schools; Capt. Fred O. Crossley
for the Salvation Ariny; A. F. Bas-sett,
Everett C. Furman and Ev-erett
C. Stevenson for the .Boy
Scouts; Guy A. .Russell for the
Nautical Cadet?; Irving J.
Regan for the Girl Scoutq, the
Sev. A. Gordoji
dent, "for 4he.JntenFaith^
hTmd. Pam^ Gana%idA[or7?%^
averaging approximately 18. .fami* '
lies to Qie acre. Wo morel^han 2@
per cent of the site will be taken
up by the new 'buildings;
At present there, are 41 resld«n*
tial structures (housing 88 famillea
. commercial • 'building oa
the site. Deputy Commissioner
•Kelly disclosed families now-living
in the area will Toe given prefer** .
ence In the housing projectjWheqiT^
it is Completed, provJdmg-thBy^caa %r-trr^
me&t the legal requirement^.of.4he,
State for eligibility iln
Fund Raising .campaigns Mr. Ro-berts
has applied his executive
ability and business experience
with outstanding results," he saidj
"And we can be sure that his part
ot the campaign will be conducted
with great success."
has been,, active in
schools as sub-depots. Material left
at churches and schools will be
taken to the Salvation 'Army • to
be. sorted before being sent out of
the village*
Here are some of 4he things
that are wanted: Overcoats, top-coats,
suits, jackets, pants/ shoes,
Idca^ocausen?
^^*^?ln?^?H^l^??%QtyS nloaoaatrB^^l
"two"^bT6ck& bf^-thd
School and within
waging distance of the centraj
business district. Tile site ia
'blocks from Main st. and.
highway, and four blocks from
the bus terminal. The raUliqaK*
^Morilaslx.jWock4mway. #.- L-There
la an improved park areoj
(bordering the easterly side of
to
month, y a e " ' the
Temaln
eunday/.aftere other drug-years^
ago. He Is a member of .
Speaker.-Bur.eau, and in 1944 and
last year servepl as ?reeport house-to-
house, jcanvass. co-chairman with
IP, Jack Godfrey, also, of that' com-
^xiuhjlty^Tbe Freeport Village Fund
Raising cjialrinan'/ww Dr. John
W/ . Dpdd, " J8up$flntendent of
Schools. ^%.- , y
The]; ne# . appqlntee 1$ Zjastem
Division s^e^ managed [of the ?(i-
John Company/; manufacturers of
^ '.. . •»*. *2t.JA *M<* *,»'«,
bedding. , .
"Olpthing that you^xnay consld*
er old can. orlng. n*«* "^* *" «^™»
suffering .person^
6tate Park Oommissjon wil take
steps-to develop, If that develop.*
»ent;6ecur», -village paic*ajs.
recreation .v he .
»*nw *»&. *w w y**« , *.«, goal of; the
Victo.ry ClotMag 6ol$pt*pa.jd ,idp/
7^ments, plus 8hb^7%n@i
your
provd%d for within Uie i
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more human being S^f^ S
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