1951-02-01

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15th Year No. 87 rNl Y., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1Q51 ' FIVE GENTS' PER OOPY
Receipts
During I9S@ Seasoi;
total $6,937 Below
Prevxou* Yea^—Racing
To Resume in April
Pinal figures Issued' by the Free*
port Park Commission today show
receipts Crom events in the Muni*
crpal Stadium during the 1660 sea-son
extending from April to Novem-ber
totaled $58,167.03, in all 298,980
persons paid to witness the various'
events. These figures were some-what
under those for 1949 when the
receipts amounted to $65,104.40 and
the paid attendance numbered 349,-
644, differences of $6,937.3? and
50,654 persons "respectively. Free
events such as the Legion's Soap
Box Denby, attracted another 100,-
000 persons.
Receipts from (the stock car and
midget races totaled $33^43.83 and
from concessions $16,608,16, the bal-lance
of the total being made up of
odd items. '
TThree yearns ago .the various struc-tures
jised by concessionaires were
erected by the New York Sports
Service at a cost of $12,000 with
the understanding this amount
would be amortized in th?ee years
from the receipts of the Stadium.
Thus final payments were made last
year and the^oulldings are now own-ed
by the village free, and clear.
The new racing season will get
underway toward the end of April.
Stock cars will be featured, Twlth oc-casional
midget races, and it is un-derstood
Jake Kedenburg, *he pro-motor,
plans to experiment wiUh a
new type of racing oars smaller than
the midgets. Negotiations for other
attractions are also in progress.
The receipts will be used to pay
off certain village obligations and
any money left over will be placed
in the Village Treasury to reduce
the 1B91-53 budlget and tax rate.
Air Raid Warning Test
Shows More Sirens Needed
Tests of the air raid warning
sirens in Freeport made last 8at-L
urday afOernopri demonstrated-ad-;
ditlonal. and larger horns were
needed to be heard .by people in all
parts of the village, Fire Chief
Robert N,. Kinsey. in charge for
Oivil Defense announced.
Eight sirens had been installed
In fire houses and 'Other places,
but there were large areas in which
they were not heard, Some of the
sirens are to be replaced by larger
ones and bwo additional ones pro-vided
for a total of ten;
Legion Paper Collection
Planned for Next Sunday
Next Sundlay, being the Jlrdt of
(the month, William Clinton Story
Post, AJL, will have its paper col-leotAon
for the benefit'of Ma Wel-fare
Fund,
8ba»tiing at 9 A.M., Legionnaires
will begin the rounds of the village
picking up bundles of paper from
the curbs left by residents of the
community. Harry J. Ohulsano,
who is in charge, has requested
th*at newspapers and other wiaste
paper be done up in bundles weigh-ing
approximately 25 pounds to
make handling' easy* -"
Metal and rags also are salable
and may be left w-Bth the paper,
Carlino Introduces Bill
Fbr Hqqsij^ ^ulthqrity i
AssemiblyinaxriJaf^pK: Tf Cair- "
Uiio has Introduced a b#U In
Albany creating the Freepor*
Housing Authority. A previous
housing authority passed out of'
exbtanoe In *94?r \
T#ie new/measure provides for
an/ authority to act within five
years, to float a bond Issue for
the V clearing away of 125 sub-standard
resldence.bulldlng* and
the aonsfhictloh - of a modern
apartment building to replace
them. The entire program calls
for, the eixpehdlture of $900,000,
*= The- bill atlpulatea that the
$tatei guarantee the bond* of
the authodty and be responsible
fox^the jCollMtloh of rents. "
Freepdrt Leaders m+h^ o
FofFreepdxiin
Camgaigm
Increaaed^Demanda
Result m Raising
Goal in ^Sl Drive
Members of the Freeport Committee conducting the 19B1 March of
Dimes. for the Nassau County Chapter of ^tAe* I?aUbnal.&]Rbiin4:&tXon r
for Inf entile Pnralysls are—Mrs; Milton Saloanoh in circle {upper
row, left t» rig lit, Miss Lorraine Lamb, jr., Mr:, Nicholas TIM, Mrs*
MacClcllan T. Gordon and Mrs. Alan Hyman; seated, Mrs. Lester
Danley, Mrs. Richard Avazfan, chairman; Mrs. Robert Coburn and
Mrs. James Lamb,
More Acts Added to Long Program
For Freeport March of Dimes
Joyce Layton, IG-yaar old.Oceanside dancer who will be
toiiring the HiJted States and possibly Europe with the Spraoe
** '^ television troupe this slimmer, is the^most recent ad,dition
to the Preeport March of Dimes
show to be held Friday night, Feb-buary
9, und^er the direction of Pa-trolman
Joseph Romelka,
Joyce has been making appearan-ces
since she was seven years old^
For three consecutive years when
she was Cen, eleven, and twelve^
years old, ahe -won a gold trophy
awarded in a talent contest'^held
eajcn year at Jdnes Beaoh. H*e*r first.
TV appearance was on Ted Mack's
program where she competed with
other talent and won. This was in
June, 1948. A dhori time ago, Joyce
was also a .guest amtlat on Frank
Sinatra's program. Tlhe zniost recent
achievement of Joyce, was when
she auditioned and won the honor
of tourJng.witih, the Hbirace Heidt
television troupe.
Another necent addition to the
dhow 4a the Ohlldren's Theatre
Group which will' put ,on aix "acte
as*follows: Four members' of the
"Pigtail Crowd," Mimi Founders, Jill
Rockwell, Diane Lawrence and Vel-aria
Grosser, tapping to "Stormy
Weather"; Oarol Ann end .Marilyn
. Dana Smith
Head* Drive of AWVS
JPor Yolunteers Here
Recruits Sought to Aid
CD in Transportation
And Communications
* MM. Dqna H. Smith, 53 JUMside
ave*, Is Freeport chairman of the
recruiting drive of the American
WomenTs Volunteer Service which
got under "way*today. The organiza-tion
is registering volunteer women
drivers to staff the Transportation
and Communications Divisions of
the Office of Oivil. Defense in
sMi Oounity.
A*recruiting center has been
up In the Meadow Brook National
Bank Building and will be open
daily from 9:30 "A.M., to 3:00 P.M.
starting. Monday. Oounty ^Executive
J. Ruasel Sprague has designated
a@ A.W.V. month. Mra:
, Is/ of the AWV43
saw-^uffolk
..VI uJ%e.Ml wixnen throwghout the
county to contact their local • AWVI3
recruiting, centers and "enroll In
Motor Traniapork . "unit or any
tany gervices to. be
atafifed by AWVS/! She add. ;• !,
'"There is & need for offlc6 work-ers
"totli i n the A!WV6 beadquar-and
In
imteera are needed eJao *to aaslat
jn the sal? of stamps and bonds In
th**, echbpis % and possibly to oasis*
chJld care, centers/' . \ ' . . . '
Additlon'al Information ihay be bb-
!talned, ' f rom ; 'the V local wcru&Wng
center, or from
; . (ObnWoued en. Page 4)'
A quota of $13,160 has been, as-signed
Freeport in the 1961 Red
Oroas fund raising campaign next
month. Ohaifmam Paul Kelly an-nounced
today. ,
Mrs. Richard O. Jenkins, of Rock-v&
lle Centre, and Mrs. Ford BartJett,
of Kings Point, co-chairmen of the
j*21,500 Red Cross campaign in Nas-sau
County revealed the county quo-ta
had been increased $123.000 this
year to meet the needs of Nassau's
greatly Increased population, Civil
Defense, and the cost of Bad Cross
services to the rapidly-expanding
Armed Forces,
"All of us here at homo and the
men in service will need. the Red
Cross more than ever during the
Doming year/% the % co^chaJrmen
pointed out in a joint statement.
"We must be prepared foY any dis-aster
in Nassau, the .Red Cross, must
cplleot blood for battle casualties
and _ in our rapidly-growing county,
the Red Cross health and safety
services are becoming continually
more* tntpoptant.
"Only donations made to the Red
Cross here In our own county fi-nance
Red Cross work In Nassau.
The Nassau 'phapter has no other
source of . funds to meet Its budget.
80 contribute to the Red Cross .in
the community In which you live
and help 1? go over the top In the
1951 campaign."
PelHco. as Raggedy and Andy
(acrobatic number); OaJde Miller
i6^g4?Ihe!?%^^'^
uBfwstine," — DuSboh Act —
Patricia Hoenthal; Paul Fries and
Diane Deeata
as Oamnen Miranda, and Oarol
Ann Pelliclo and Oaide Miller ysihg-ing':
yMa"k •;..'/• '.-'V .%',..'_•:•
Freeport's favorJte Barbara' Shop
Quartet, Mayor Robert L. Doxsee,
Judge Hilbert B. Jplmson, MiMord
F. • Van • Bd%er, and" former Mayor
Cyril O. Ryan. will put ; on a close-l&
armbny act." ' • ' .
\ Tickets may be .purchased at the
JollowJngv places: Carol Green'sjpan-zigers%
• Irvlng'a Shop and
Schiultd's.8poiE$ln%\Qoods Store, and
or by/ contacting the
man <xf the
BAcbamd
Dimes, Mrs*
Fweport 9-8144.
F. H. S. Twlrlers who ace col-lecting
In banks <and other build-
Ings, Loft to right: Jeanne Ed-wards
and Patty BUss; Jane Yar-row,
seated.
Ryan Heads Campaign
To Raise $3,200 Here
For Boy Scout Work
Conner Mayor Cyril O. Ryan is
chairman of a committee appointed
to attempt to raise $3,200 in the
Boy Scout one -day drive in Freeport
to be held on Sunday, Fab. 11.
Mayor Robert L. Doxsee Is chair-man
of an hororary^. committee
which also includes Dr. John W;
Dodd, superintendent 'of schools;
Sheriff H. Alfred Vollmer, Judge
Hilbert R. Johnson, and Wallace
Hamilton Campbell, publisher of
a
rR"a!ei^
Doqgall, n the northwest Milliard
Evans in the northeast; Edmund
Lumley, jr., in jhe business atea,,
William Allyn in the 'southwest/
Atlantic-south, to be named and Rev;
R G. Harris in Benhihgtpn Park,
. A rally is; to be held in the bol-umbus
ave school on ZMday night,
Feb. 9, at wjiioh there also will be
exhibits demonstrating the activ-ities
of , the Boy Scout tropps , in
Freeport,'" :'•• ^' ••/••' '. •-' K".';V'
.*The. Campaign sponsored by, the
Nassau County Boy Sdout council,
will be- a oneNlay; affair, . something
new in the line, of ; fund , raising
drives and ohairman Ryan /is , con-fident
Freeport; .will;. come. through"
, flying color*. ' ^ / '
Salvation Army Plans
Fund Campaign in May
The annual fund raising cam-paign
of the Freeport Salvation
Army Corps le to be conducted In
May and an effort is bo be made to
make it a quick, streamlined drive
during the first two weeks.of the
waa announced at the
' mecUngt of the Advisory
Monday night in head-;
quarters; 75 Church pt. Chairman
Horace E. DeLlsser presided. Dr. \
Mil'ton B'. Waldman was named a ;
m^nber of the committee,
! It was decided to send letters to
the families of men -in the service
Informing them that .religious lit-erature
is given 'the boys by the
Silva Kon Army at the time they
are inducted and that similar lit-erature
is available for them if they
daalre it. There are, New Testa-ments
for the Protestants, a volume
ume, "My Sunday Missel,'! the
CWtholics and ano.Uier, "Blessings
and Hymns" the* Jews.
Hereafter meetings are to be
started at.8 oiclock and concluded
ait 9:30 with a social hour.and re-freshments
at the close. T^he next
gathering will be on Monday night,
March 6.
Voters Pack $200,000
Additional for School
The proposal to increase the ap-propriation
for the construction' of
•the Bay view ave. school to $l,500,QrO
by the issuance of $200,000 add!-
tional in bonds yra6 carried over-
.whelmlngly' by a yoke of 662 to 184
at <tlhe special election conducted In
the corridor of the Freeport High
SchooT auditorium. Tlls assures
flcaMons'as originally diesigned;
; When bids for the/school were
received, it was found necessary
to accept verlous alternates in the
specifications to permit the awardr
ing of contracts .by / the Board . of
Education. Some items^were omitted
and leas expensive material was
istltwted to cost., within i the
original appropriation, These can
now be restorad.^ ' '
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