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16th Year, No. 35 FREEPOBT, N, :Y.; THUBSDAY. JANUARY }L7,5 J1952
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FIVE OENtS IM&R: 00?Y
Idwards Visits Southwest Civics
Own Building Code
Rather Than State's
Inquiry About Buses
/In"Northeast Section
Referred to County
On' the recommendation of Sup-rintendent
of Buildings Wilbert P.
DeMott, the' Village Board at its
meeting Monday might decided not
5 substitute the State Building
onstructiqn Code for Its .^pwn
Bulding Ordinance. Mr. DeMott said
hat the local ordinance was more
;tringent In some ways than the
State Code. He expressed the opln-
6n that Inasmuch as there is little
;pace left in the village limits for
he construction of one and two-amily
houses, it would be inad-risablp
to modify existing rules and
egnlatlons. Mayor Robert L. Dox-iee
and the members of the board
agreed -with him. _
Mr.^DeMott's report for December
showed-^e^rmtts issued, for two new
i (Continued on Page 3)
F. Gordon Edwards,' local Civil;Defense director, left', is stiqwri
how -well organized the Southwest Civic Association*Is-fey-John-Jr
Muldowney, president of that orffanlzatlon. Shown with tliern is Mrs.
Mildred Chester, secretary of the Civic Association. Mr. Edwards/ in
an address before the Civic group, at f;hel?. January meeting, stressed
the argent need for; full co-operation $y all of jFreeiwrt's citizens
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Sotifftwest C i vi cs ^Approve
Proposed Expressway Route
The Southwest Civic Association endorsed the route of the
Freeport-Roalyn Expressway between Preeport and Baldwin
as recommended by the engineers at its January meeting' in
th cafeteria of the Archer Street School.
J. Harry McCarthy displayed a
map of the route proposed, spoke In
favor of it and answered numerous
questions concerning the inaffier.
At the conclusion of his talk the fol-lowing
resolution was unanimously
adapted.
"Whereas the need for one or
more North-South super-highways
hris been talked of for years, and
. "Whereas building such a high-way
becomes^ jnore expensive each
year as more and more of the avail-able
land is used for home-sites,
and
"Whereas the map of such a high-way,
prepared by Andrews, Clark
(Continued on .Page 10)
Hearing Called To Consider e
Avenue
-^The__Villagg.Boarcthas called a heanng.fpr Moiuhiy night,
.February 11, at ^o'clock on a proposal to change the zoning on
?both side^of' South-Ocean^avenue, from \\T?st Snur-ifie Highway
to'West.-Merrick road, and bpth^ides of West - MCrrict road,
running-east from-^South Ocejajujoyenue to South (Strove street,
and the southwest corner of Merrick road arid Ocean avenue,
from the apartment -district to Business "B" district. The cor-ner
plot fronts 144 feet, on Merrick road and 185 feet on South
Ocean avenue.
In making, the announcement.
Mayor Robert L. Doxsee inade pub-lic
a letter from Geocge Maislen,
chairman of the sub-committee on
aoning for recodUlcatlon, recom-mending
adoption of the proposed
rezonlng. 7 - vv^
In.this letiter Mr. Maislen wrote:
- "In connection -with—this workr
we hav^ found that on December 6;
1945, a recommendation was made
by th'e-Planning Board of the vil-lage,
to widen South Ocean avenue
from Sunrise Highway to Merrick
txmd by approximately 20 feet/Qie
Idea being eventually to have ttila
(Continued on, Page 2) '
CANNON PHAEMAC1T
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The Oannon Jaarmacy,_$, South
"lIaM-Btoeel;/.'WiU;remaln open after
-the-^other-^druggistsr ^ inT Preeport
close at 2 o'lclocJc; Sunday, The tele-phone
is yiBeeport B-QOtt.
David L. Gittlitz Sculptury
Is Displayed at Library -
' The Freeport Memorial Library
has on display an exhibit of five
sculptured pieces executed by David
L;- Gittlita of- Iiincoln-Place.
The pieces, product of a year's
work, show,what can be acsomplis
ed by^an enthusiastic, mterested be-ginner
"under, the tutelage of a fine
instructor.
Walter Rotan, a foremost sculp-tor,
has'been, the guiding hand In
this latest' venture of Mr. ^Gittl
-..vTtoe Preeport man made his- own
molds and did his own casting for
all five pieces, which include a pen-guin,
an eland, a -goat and two
^sds~For^n1s:7<3olden-:Boy-(one-of
.the heads),'-Mr. Gittlitz received on
ivward at the National Academy of
J>esign.
The library wfil hold tihe exhibit
through the month of January.
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Holy Redeemer School
Plans 8-Room Addition
•Plans for stariing a campaign to
raise $300,000 with which to finance
the construction of an eight class-room
addition to the parochial
school were announced by Mons.
John J. Mahori.lpastor, at all masses
n Our Holy Redeemer R.C. Church
Sunday morning. He said that an
architect-had drawn plans for the
structure, which had been paid for,
and that contracts could be let as
soon as funds were" avaUaDle^C" r.
'Mons. Mahon said the' present
eight-roof structure was built . In
1925 wfcen the late JomvL, OToble
was the local pastor, and that the
present registration of 600 exceeded
the capacity of the school.
The pastor also submitted his an-nual
financial report to the parish-ioners.
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Oii South
.Projects February 11
^acte-maps^to.'prepare TOT tne Tiitufe
widening of South Main street by
Nassau County, and the widening
of Atlantic avenue in the vicinity
of Grove street by the village, will
be held by the Village Board at its
meeting on' Monday, February 11.
The South Main street setback
would provide for the widening of
the street to 70 feet from 200 feet
north of--Smith street, south to the
southerly glde of Atlantic avenue,
and 60 feet from there to the Bay
Estates.^
The1 Atlantic avenue map provides
for a set back of five feet, along the
northerly side from 140 feet easter-ly
from the easterly "line of South
Ocean avenue east across South
Grove street to a point of some
100.80 feet westerly from the west-erly
line of Sportsmans aveuue. On
the south side it is proposed tovset
a new line, for a setback about 29
feet expending 'from 150 feet easterly
from the" easterly . line of South
Ocean avenue extending to 100 feeV
westerly from the westerly line, of
sportsmans - avenue1.
Watson Is Delegated
To Visit Washington
For Expert Guidance
Directors Weigh Issue
At Special Meeting;
More Pledges Reported
Ttr E."Wftts6ni"ir memlier of tne'
Ways and Means Committee named-—
)y President Ian J." Murray qf the.
Preeport Chamber pi .Commerce to
tudy the .adYi5aWUty_&Olie employ- i
ment of a full-time executive sec-retary,
is to take a trip to the ofifice;
of:the.-.National Chamtoer of Com-merce
in Washington, to take up •
;he mafrtexv-It will be Mr^ Witspn/si.-
mission :t»'! tfike up^itH^tfie^i^S-5"
orltiea there the.^possibility, ol.get-1'
ting_a_tesponslble,Strained man; who;
might pome to, Preeport'to" fill such1,.
Gife Given
Retiring Principal By
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More than 260 friends arid assor
elates of Martin M. Mantsperger
gatheicd at the dinner given htm
Tuesday night In the Elks clubhouse
by the High School Parent-Teach-er
Association, the faculty and the
Board of Education to round out
the series of events preliminary to
Ills retirement as principal of- the
Preeport High School on January
31. He was presented a gift from
the Board of Education by Presi-dent
Leo. F. Giblyn and n wrist i
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to
^decision:
executive, meeting" 61"the',Boai?a-,ol;!
Directors cl the .-C^ainber, MXmdayL
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After" consideratole discussion and
I the review of several applications,
. Mr. Murray reported It was the
unanimous opinion that the best In-terests
of Pceeport would be served
by the employment of a man wllh
Chamber of Commerce background
and training.
The ^directors also discussed the
operation of buses running in and
out of Preepont and the proposed
five-day week for members of_the.
Police Department buTvtook no ac-tion
on either matter. '
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Exchange Club
Northwest Asks VillageBoard
For Hearing On Expressway
The Village Board, County officials and Robert .Moses .were
all on the pan as members of tlie Northwest Civic "Association
raised their voices in protest of the Milburn Creek rbuf(rfmi~the
prpposed. Preeport-Roslyn Expressway at .the- -Association-V-i-
ji the eafeteria of the Seaman Avenue School Monday
night.
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res Command
Selwyn B. Shook, retlringj ^^dent^of the J^eepork
change Club's annuarxadles" Night at Gny Lombaydd'fl; On' the left Js
Elchard G. McChesney, master of ceremonies f(
the right is Martln^M. Mansperger, -former president, who received
a gift from the club In honor of Us retirement as principal of the
Freeport High School , . i 7
After a -brief business .meeting
Prseldent VanMBaar Brown opened^
of
•route-ljy"" inviting" c
the. floor. _!The conimerits'iionitinued
for two hours and were
unanimous in condemnation of. the
route recommende^ to the ^County
by the engineers, .Andrews, Clark*
and Buckley.
Abner Sundell, 505: North Brook-r
side avenue, who said one of the
approaches to the expressway would
. (Oonttinued on Page 3) ' .
Zavatt Made Qiairman
Of GDndemnation Group
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'The three condemnation commis-sioners
appointed by County Judge
Henry J. A. Collins to fix a price'
lor. the. land, ^hicli the village has
been- unable to acquire by purchase
for the .Northeast. Rirfc met in Ehe
law .office .'•, of Joseph' d. 55avatt in
.Woodmere "Tuesday and organized.
Mr. ;.2ayfl/tt was elected, chairman,
The .other commissioners are
rlel DeOostard, ,6J ,V!alley Stream,
iand James A7T3heerair «t GoFden
s
~r ^They made , anangemente
over•'. toe.ip^opertyvJomojiWj'
will meet again on'
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