The-Leader_1953-11-26

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MEIGHBORLY LEADER "FREEPORT'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER'*
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At H W H I I ^ S Utolng
«•» p. muiya, president of Une
Boatd of E^tacatlon, was acclaimed
as the "Fretpom citizen of t|^
Year" at the weekly supper of the
Rotary Club in the Blks clubhouse
Thursday night. He was presented
a suitably Inscribed circular silver
dish, appnopriate to lutid bon bona
or cmdeers, tuid a trttntte signed lis
Kerbert A. ^hulze,' the Botary
pi%^desblbi beads ot the &ve local
elvfc «mEdM&ias, Mayor WULun
K OMdra^ »Mi Um itev. Wtagem K.
Siretel, psMntt of iM s^feeeport
IntO'-Valtii 0 e { ^ Omieii, vlib
iwBii^i^ %e psfflti that setated
W3t. Qfiit^ as ^ ^mm-m me
R t t ^ e s l Kdnita tntadueed
Gmmm &> M d m g of the M«tt v ^ t
a r t e A^idittin. PKUI W. <i»bo cdT
£ta AOsatls I^Hitt, ^ e i ^ II. Bub-
Ml « ^ Xaemwrn, i. Sarry
U ^ ^ ^ ^ me 9Mtbi^t aad
^ ^ t ^ J. W^samita sf tt« WM^lelt
Aawcfeiagp. Be p t e ^ t e i ttqmeto-tmaem
«f ^ m i t a ' ^ ' ^ . ^ ^ ^
SmM itf M l ^ M » - KMl tRaUier a
Rt«4te«, siqi^atend«nt of sduxd
taiUdln^. Sr, E. J^emmmn ItUller
aiTlved teter, iWdle GOtUm B.
Smith,--another in«mber of the
school' board: Mayor Oladcen. wtao
was Ul, and tite Rev. Mr. Strebel
wer« unable to be present,
Sehulsee Pi«s«nt» Gift
Mr. Sch'ulse preiserated the silver
dish to Mr. CHblyn, who voiced his
thanJcs. president Giblyn asserted
that be was mUt a mmaltmi of a
tetoa wtilcA foUonml Ita tradttUnts
e^aMUMd ^ ^te first prestdient,
ffitan R. SasW^ elMtid is wsi,
a«d iiii-SB^^»» ia M t e "l.haw
(IteiUim^ urn, Fage IS)
Frefejiorter Of Th# Year Honorejel
Crmte New VMsM
A^os Is CQateaag^brted
In l ^ v l ^ OrAnmca '
The l^ilage i&tM-d at its meeting
McHiday tAghl wted to adopt an
amendment to the comprehensive
Village Zoning Ordinance creating
a, new type of business distrtot to
I '111 INeil^MKV'* nmee
{ li&ffe Uian SO |i«»sa5 teaiM ^
pea-soup fwg tcf i^taA ^ • « -
Melg^bcH^*.dance s^mmm^ im ^
X<adles AiixUl&ry c( Ow 8(d^ iRe-deen^
r Schotd FMdftjr nlBtat tn «ta
South Shore Ya^it {31i% IC13. Bid-ward
S. Martin, 'irtw was i ^ h ^ ^>
man vrith Mrs, PatrMc t^mSiAf, re­ported.
The event netited a sitleABn-tlal
sma tor the AuxUtaiy^ treas­ury.
Others on the general committee
were Mrs. John Flaberty and Mrs.
Sdwln Martin, tickets; Mis. Jos^th
B. Hoffman, publldty; .Mrs. Ray­mond
Coughlln, decorations, and
Mrs, Robert Berthe, ^(xmsor chair- be kniwii as an "AA" district. Two
1 changes proposed by J, Harry Mc­Carthy,
president of ate.South«sst
Civie Association, speaking for a
committee of thaft organlsttlon that
boA stwUed ihe Miendment, wers
msdt. One elimlnaAM sftae repair
mam from tte list of huataess per­mitted
ta &m miw type of d^rtet
and the other aobsMajtes the word
"IwsdUEed" fer manulaetwed m ah
to wad »^iwjdMeBd ar pws^ssd" on
p e r n i o In ebe mm rate.
n e pnqNKed s^m^m^A *^ tikt-
<iPIKmd. Ssf Qtamate, w ^ yimi
Ws^t^* J. MtaindB, mma a &m^
•siikaMk.'siM m Wm MixrlA 'r&ad
B&d A)iMi ^ s e e n i d ^ . spake tor
ft. W^m^ A. '^im»Nt and 13^ree
Red De?ik Go Down
Before BaMwni 1mm
Freeport Squad L o ^
III Decisive Cont^;
Won 6 GHitof S € ^ ^
Taking advantage of t h r ee
breaks—tWa fumbte a ^ an inter­cepted
pass—the Ooltei Wme de­feated
the Preepirt ^ r f »e»lto 81
to 7 on Uie Baldwin grlAwi to-­day,
captured tbe trlpls A ttm- <
ferenee 44U» a«M- i » « d e t r t m&
'ltMiii( presmto "Cttizeii of .tiie VeM^.fin^ In I^n. F. .611%^ lUfoddMit
of tiw I!reep«rt Board ig EdoesthMi,' ail IMiury etah sup|i«r. as Kenneth
E. VoogAt, "dtlzen of the Year" glw>inwain looks wo. Bagatelle Photo
lii^pd(ffi^
Wmibmm'M Tm^ m
mm^m tf 'OM ft^^liS^ la'
btaA of «d9 te ilnm^iiate tA tbe
« ^ ^ ptfmn^tt Mday after-nooA,
inb«y araembled la tiie corrl-ica
ta tbe J^taitelpal BftiUdli^ and
wen esocKTted to Itae iBoBid Room
where Mayor WlUlam P. Oli^iken
Iwore in Bory Ballenger of Troop
206 as Moyor, and Dorotby Me-t^
m^in, S; Susan Johnson, m:
Caroline Ut% 5?^ and Joan Marie
Marao, 100, as tnistees,
Fb^ Chief I<raiiIcUn AT,ai«mpel
Ut^ took over and ^ e g t i l s , v^
emy«sm^},iii. tbe dbi^s aad n^xst
cars to headquarters on North SCidn
street, where Patricia Connelley, HO,
occupied the cbieTs cbalr utd th^a
they w«Fe talcen on a tour til pm_
bulldlag and all ihe «peiaUonB .df.
.the department Vjsre ^fxiA^bciitA. to
them. The delee»t)<m BlES"pald a
-ijrlslt -to the power plant wihere Bar­bara
oirant. 9. took over as sapeAr^
Iteiideat. ffiod llh^ were ttfteaoa
'i Mm m ms •SMA, . "•
Sundell Finds Jtidy Miller
Likely 3-D Pinmp Suhkct
Whe^Aljiici' .1. Sundell of ,")(».'i N«rt!i lirookNiilc Avi>nu«",
l«Veepr>rtJ#«»(raii his sfurch fw l««aiiti«'H t« gme*' M» latent tlirpp-dimensiouBl
njapaxinc, 3-1) Hollywootl Pliie-Ups, littltf dki he
think th^^'hf WOHW find a dimensional Btandnnt in " h i s own
bHfkyarrf:'" "-""J——'v: :. '. '•. '
Publisher of the first *h^e-dimenslcnal
movte aiui pln-«ip
magazines, S2r. sund^l earS dis­covered
that ttiere wisre ffw ^«tttte.
in show business who could flit te
stiff 3-D requirements. l%e S-O
B*m;ra, doesn't flatter—bat BB^als
tlis ^nbJeot'«s she r@aUy If. ^ m ^ ^
thla'tfi' mind, Mr.-Snndell ^ u r ^ an
^ften^ive search ai^ag Hal^oad
•and -•»IgVM6n . p i ' ^ o ^ t t S ^ - i ^
aaiC9S....t4ie lew he 4mmi 'to te
«llisble for ?-D phots^mp^ Wis
a 'young and' brantttnl -OBS^Plf
dancer—Judy Miller,'
<^ly after the 3-0 photogra^s
were taken did Mr, Sundell dis­cover
that Judy, whom he had never
seen before, was a neigbboi^^iom
and reaped only a few blocks away
In •Freeport, at 303 South Bayvlew
Avenue.
.Judy, Who was voted "Miss
Sweater <3irl" at Slockaway's Rlay-land
in l^St-^axA Is m Uilented as
the'is beantlful—began her dance
tr^alng at the Children^ Thealac In
Freeport. This early braining, uader
Uie guidance n^ her mother ^ad
a period of • advanced training la
(New Yoik 'Qtty paid off vt'Oi. & eile
in .the Broadway nK»h»l Mk, *^nu^
mam," and a numb«' of tm^'
\oess on "Ttie Jackte QtawOB
^ufw." Mow Jnc^' is sM^^w m$m,
«^)ms fo be as vei^atte as posAa.'
^^i4]^s tops at t^Iet, ^ ud
iems^-iaiaA what.^ mere i^oKta^te—
Ae ' i k s the eoDfidaice miA v ^
S^iaU^ {hat are s» ae^aaitf i ^.
suGcesi bitt often imMm to m*;
mm^" said a msBAa: M Om ^A
A ^ M k ' i Dnig wsBt»; amO^
Main -stffiBt and &At ^uflse Sti^-
•vay ^ai remalB api» an ."Aoaks-
0vtRg daf after the D ^ ^ ^tmi-miiim
in rrm^oA e^ys at 10%toc^
TOB titeptaae h Report B-Waf
OS 9mAm, the teuKW, i SemlSh
MUn Bte^t iSll l|B istea. I^'tete-
<andefeated season, 7 i^MMfi ttd
games by 16 to' '14.
' R took tti« breaks to decide mm
game as the two teluns wsi* as
evenly balanced as two squads could
be. despite Baldwin's advantage In
weight. Neither eleven scored in the
first period, each seorad a touch­down
and added the extra point In
the second. There was no scoring in
the third but In the final quarter the
victors added two touchdowns to
make certain of victory.
the Freepoiters started fumbling
In laie first quarter, enabling the
Oolden Wave to take Wie ball owr
on three occasions, but the l a p ^
proved not to be costly. T ^ ymm
not so fortunate In Hie set»ad sSan^
as Chuck' OcndoU, ^ld«te% Aint
scorer,- recovered on Oie Vim^tt i
yard line, tossed to J i ^ atooa w ^
evaded twp def«eide»~ wM mx^
the pigskin across tJ^ line. Bd Smm
then pa^ed to- Jtaia "mal^JUF fei
«*tra point, and. ^ M « ^ fed 7 to
The lead was short W^A, lio»B»er,
%s Freepoi$ stc»«iiKHt«aQ<^d»^p_ttl«
field ^?l«i loim^Kprnscmm and Fwd
(Continued oh Ptm M
^mt » * * • " ^R^p>«U^».. •
B^ed mrmM qjiMloas mm^Bemb^i'
the iH8«^teeot. niey ««re eon-cen
»d over r^wjrts <Uiat property
mmem on South Bergen ptajxt piaii
to Kpp^ fw a pesonlng of the street
from West Merrick road to West
Bimrlse highway to be placed to an
"AA" business dlstrlot. /
A reoofmnendatlon from the
Northwest Civic Association that
means for getting greater use of Uie
facilities of the Municipal Stadium
was referned to the Park Oommls-tkm.
Leonard O. B. Smith, who
pmiMeA In the absence of Mayor
'miliam P. Olo^eea, s^d negotla-
^ms wesejilimd}' uader weif wWb
me tm^ of ^ « f a « | some new -
tm^ae peductog aetMtfes fm tjtie
stedtan to -JMi, '•
•Mm Ma1m» «tf a»lnrton, ^ „ »««
fito m^-VMm for ^ twUlation
MM pttito* »ete»^ njam mek"
l i« lot tra ^ • • 8 « t d i e fli fmish.
JJceiBlpaStoB, im. ^&-m west
ft^bf ^ b m r - ^%e Ud # i s ^ . r ..
^mJm the neteffi iMth aa tei^aUa-ttw
^ 0 f ^ fiireiHsli metef, n^SMm
V. F. W. Post Wm Sponsor
AnnucdCalithumpianPxirade
Ifenry Theodore Molir Post, V.P.W,, received permission
from the ViHapre Board Mondayniehf to hold its annual Tlwnks-pivijiiJt
Calit'mmpian parade. onTliursdiiy morning.
(Daimkl Oayimr, chalnaan of the
parade ctnnmlttee, announced this
we^ sevaral Knuidied bKys and girls
were mm^^ td paitidpate la the
event They axe to assemble atOie
Bxempt nssBMB's l^^d^iartNs on
Brooklyn av«n^ fa Uam to start
«iaTehlag at 1ft mWsA WBtHkemot
the nxe D^nft&D^M-lHMi dteneted
by waUam 3, Ot^fbm nOl JamA 9»
^ebg Wm M ' i W i i l A te east
wi BRMO^K amimm^ ta'-^Up rtreet,-
a^tt, te MBittsKul, i^iite-IInHs
mat to ^ sxiiv^te^ a»i,.'to.
of prizes to be awarded.fdr dlffment
types of attlr» worn 1^ the yount^
sters. Membeis of tta JiaMm' Aax-
UlaiT will aadat in copduotbie Om
parade,
Bobort O. O0I)£M!lm3t<^ ipeMmt
of iSiB meesssi fSmiBAm # @eai-voetix,
£^naMl Mditsma, Hm «»eeitf>
tlve secretary; i i i ^ i r traSna V-dla<&
en, Domlato eefflefi^ • • 'm&,
KMoamaad^, awl lArate Wm^Smt-tnaader
J<iin Ma^^m^. tmm 1mm,
bretted 4o (tffl(dato e« | a ^ % *
Beftetifameiits wffl bf ^ i M aM
iWSe)^'<^ie |)SfB4te.'
_a^ ^tabUar te-pii^ _aff» la-^Ose
^tte^^bmt ttis ' b ^ ^ K axeaa tft
Hie v U i i ^ 3Ste tU "M^ tatea tt^er
®flsMt»tlea.
l i te taffid i^wted « r^uesi fram
pesidea^ la ttic aiea tpr.jne *nstal<
latlon of lights >m IvlUowbrot^ l>ane
and Breotalde avenue, in WUlo'^
teook Bstatos at the extreme north­western
sectlpn of the village, leav­ing
the selection of the looasilans to
Superintendent of - Ugjht Blstrlbtl- -
Uon Clinton M. WalUng..
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GroW Stetionery Open
To 10 a C b d s at Ni^t
i^o«e i^tkma^ stare at 43 Soutli
&^m Mit^ wfll ie 0 1 ^ -iratu lo
o t t ^ ^A-'^mAiSt^ iti^t dtniae
Ito CiaMiiiw iAinttV s«ism, dUm
C^^sA jiEK^^ir. MSKMoeed leds
mi vM emIteUB tt^ tara»i-imffl
0. it^fint^9» watt • iiMi^ itt
nd^ <MiBi ^ ami n^riL-<3m^
Iff ^BMra|s.«0d|J'ttla i W . i t . ^'
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