1941-12-04

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Cbdnty
. 27. ISLAND, W.
; Eaton Head; SUNRISE HIGHWAY
LIGHTS CHANGED
Unit In j?eepor#
Nomes Choirmen
Of Assisting
Red Cross Groups
The Nassau County iRed Cross
Chapter, acting in co-operation
with the Nassau Defense Council,
is setting up committees on disas-ter
and relief In t^e various v)l-lages.
throughout th^cpunty.
l&frs J&gnes B. Eargn^bas accept-ed
the chairmanship, for Fteeport,
and, selected her co-chairmen for
<jbe four divisions that .will be. set
up to function^in the event of an
emergency. These divisions are
food, emergency shelter, clothing
'and registration and Inf ormatloh.
. Miss Harriet bhurch and Miss
Vivian Wells of the High- School
economics department have been
named co-chairmen of the food
section; Mrs. R. H. P. Munkelt and
^ MrsJ John Hess of the emergency
shelter division;. Mrs. Curtis T.
and Mra. Thomas Dunn to
clothing,' with) Mrs. Ear-and.
Mrs: Clark I; Bcott,
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Freeport has won Its fight to
have the timing of the lights along
Sunrise Highway changed so as to
end the ^congestion of traffic on
Grove, Church and Main streets.
Heretofore traffic along Sunrise
Highway has had the light In its
favor for sixty-three seconds, while
drivers on the cross streets have
had twenty-five seconds to get
across the higiiway.
On Tuesday -representatives of
the State Highways Department
chang#pl the timing of-^he lights
so that In each minute motorists
driving-along Sunrise Highway have
thirty-five seconds of the green
light while those on the north and
south streets have twenty-five sec-onds.
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Local municipal officials and. civic
organizations have been urging the
change for a long time and nt was
only after Mayor Wlnne took the
matter up with officials In Albany
that they received recognition.
Carol Green's
Bred Many As
New $#;re Optns
Moyor And Other
Officiols Present;
All Wish Success
Freeport Auxiliory
Gives Hospitol $800
Mrs. Robert % "Zarob, president
Officials, other merchants and
residents of Treeport dropped in
to qee Carol Green's elaborate new
store at 30 South Main street,
when it was opened Tuesday
morning. Mayor Worden E. W)nne
was ther^ as was former Mayor
George Estabrook, of Hempstead
with y. c. H. Hessey," president
of the Hempstead Chamber of
Commerce, and John. JO. Rasterlm,
head of the Freeport chamber.
~ 1?ie place was adorned 'with
numerous floral tributes, sent by
Individuals and business organiza-tions,
including a large floral
horseshoe, the gift of the Bchloss
family. Everyone extended their
congratulations' to the Green bro-thers,
Harry and Jack, on briny-ing
to Freeport its most preten-tious
store and wished them sup-cess
*: venture.
^;;*^^(#isNM '•"'' of-the *—-'"••'
of the various activities. She said
. who desired to serve mlgbt
Freeport 922,
and j[ivmg t&ir ^ names and ad-an<
d telephone numbers.
^ J?o previous experience is needed,
%aron announced, as courses
n to acquaint all volun-with
their various duties,
^he added,, many volun-teers
Tpill* be needed to carry on
'preparing for an emer-sghpulof.
it occur.
^-MratK/jPreeman Miller, chairman'
,. announced today that'
: would—be- held—in—the
^ Co^ui&bus ^ Aarenue School auditorl'-
JMCqnday at 3 p. m. for the pur-:
_ba«uAo-
Cqtss workers .%ho'
put ^&n);%nore than 100 liours
of work Wring the year. She' said
more than* %b* would receive the
are ;to b*r
piohthly '
Directors Monday night^ that the
group had yotdd to donate $300 to.
the institution, part of the money,
she explained, will be used to pur-chase
an anesthesia. maCKm'e for
the hospital and the balance will
go toward the reduction of the ln«
PAGEEIGBT
I. Hall, president of he
the annual memor"-
pa* to be "conducted in the
rooms of Freeport Lodge 1253
8:30* p. m. Be *s a
ember Lnrook lodge.
chairman
has arranged, a
The
the.
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: of the White
of Jerusalem In ppartan
when be received th«t
down .
street, \oy qpbich Umtp. Jbe
bad MtreateJA to
scheoIed for Mon-
In the grill
Refreshments wll be
;the boya In khaki and to
" will be presen
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for
Mrs. Earon and Mrs. Henry But-ter
of Freeport were nominated for
three-year directors to be elected at
the -annual meeting on January; 10.
Mra. Butter aldo was -named a
member of a committee
resolutions oyer, Uie
death * of ' Treadwell D^ .Carpenter,
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The statistical' report
twenty-four persons., from gte
with
a oeparate color acheme, andT Oth-er
Innovations which must b? seen
to be appreciated.
The shop is air-conditioned, and
there are beautiful and startling
%lgj|%ting_efiects*' achieved through
the medium of incandescent fluor-esceht"
Clamps, *WlUi "TQl^ flxtur
concealed In wells gush with the
walls and ceiling.
Six fitting, rooms have been pro-vided
so. no customer will be kept
waiting and. * loungei .People
leaving cars in the Church street
parking' lotr may enter de store
through the rear entrance, &voi<
Ing tKe lon& walk to^ Main street,
atea -about the rear entrance
Having had a taete of liberty, Curtis Fulton^e pet raccoon j
refoaeb tq jemain in captivity in its cage in the rea? of the Fulton
aninal ippad captured last
Trlday Slight, after. .-haying Keen
A,W.O.L. for five ^ weeks*, zbut when
' * ^ ' , Mr. Pulton went tp 'feed him Sun-day
moaning, he was again among
the
\7
Benjamin Khowles of .1M
discovered the .animal in a
txea ?tids^-\nigbt.T. Slaving l&eetd
that* i*& ln.:d Idst such an
tree, among the small branches.
A call was sent out for the hook
and ladder. A searchlight was
played on the animal. It sat shiv-ering
with fright as the ladder was
sloyly' adjusted and stopped "just
below him. then,jair. Fulton, tux*-
edo and all, cllalbed the ladder,
reached out ww* Mauled in the 20-
pound raccoon, wpich he Aung on*
aw deacenddoL The
t& be
the
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and a half .Ago/Mt;**
.f "77-\r-'-^:, •-,'*. \X'.
GO-TO-CHURCH
PROCLAMATION
ISSUED BYWINNE
The following Is the proclamation
Issued by Mayor Worden E. Wlnne
urging residents M Freeport to ob*
serve go-to-church Sunday:
WHEREAS, the Ffeeport In-ter-
faith Ciergy Cduncll, an
organization composed of four-teen
nilnlsters^of"!FT5eoortrrei^""
resenting the .Catholic, Protest"
ant and Jewish faiths, are de*
slrous of ' m'aklng SPreepdrt" in-creasingly
wholesome (or all our
deepest human Interests, and
WHEREAS, this organization
by a unanimous concerted ef-fort
la endeavoring to meet the
ever-growing demand for the
reawakening of man's obligation
to Ood, to his country and to
the community In which he
lives, and
3, with, that thought'
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In Move To Revive
v*?ur^r^^o»T^^%t'h'e^'W3*^p'=
choice on Sunday morning, De-cember
7, or at tlxe Sj^nagogue'
on Friday evening, December"
12.
NOW, THEREFORE, I. Wor-den
B. Wlnne, Mayor 6? the
Village of Freeport, in response
to the request-of-.the-Wreeport
Inter-faith Clergy Council do ^
hereby respectfully request, all,
of the residents"of"jyur"Village
to attend^ the ohuroh of their
rdapectiva faiths on #ie -mom- ^
ing of^ ^eoentber 7, or in the p
Synagogue on TS%a)p—evehlhg*T
.December"13. "..% /"•
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.hava Jiereunto set %ny hand and
.Qie official* deal .6?. tKk'jAliaga"
.ot-^eepor^«4hJ^^^
November, ' I94iV ^* ' i '
, Mayor,
mahlo services were heU In the
Club Tiouse^ last, hight for
Harry S. Berha of 103 Park, avenue,
Roosevelt, who died (Monday after
a brief illness! ?%e Rev. David G.
Jaxheimer, pastor of Christ Luther-an
Church., bf ?yhich *Mr« Bern*
was a member, presided at the re*
llgious services and ZxalteVi
Edward Ft Meaney at th
rites Burial ^tdday was la
Cemetery, Brooklyqj
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In an assemblage made up of
clergymen and laymen representing
the Protestant, Catholic and Jewish
Congregations oJ'Fteeport in the
Municipal Building Tuesday night.
Mayor Worden E. Wlnne issued a
proclamation seconding the efforts
pf_ the ministers for an, all-out
SEuroF attendance in 'this village
next Sunday and m JTemglatlsraal"
the following/Friday hlght.
He called" attention to the fact
that the Inter-faith Clergy Coun-cil,
representing all sects and
Breeds, was desirous of making
Freeport "Increasingly wholesome"
for our deepest human interests"
io; "endeavoring to meet tne ever-growing
demand for the reawaken*
ing of man's obligation to God, to
his country and to the community-in
which, he
f;h
Aaai^iTSdKg^
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Ideat of the council. iRabbi B. Leon
Hwrwitz, -vice-president, alao wad
present. . ' ' •
The churohes participating In the
go-to-church camfwdgn are: ;
(Ptrat Baptist, South Long 1
avenue sno"-pine-gtfeet; "
Our * Boly Redeemer n.]^ 0.
ttreet at ocean Avenue. /'
Transfiguration Eplacopal* Pine
a,
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RanoT&U ave^ie.."
jee%orj, Methodist,
near Chimai. •
?o&" Presbyterian,
near
B»
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. 74 South (*rov9 "as
Dean Street
NazaAne,
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3V A* Tomaacllt waa named -aa
counsel to U;e Freepdr^
A#hdrlty at a meeting
to aupceed George V. jpleckenateini
10 recenQy resigned, because of
tKe pre&s
man
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