The-Leader_1954-10-07

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FREEPORT BALDWIN ^ ROOSEVELT MERRICK
19th Year, -No. 24 FREEPOET, NEW YORK, THtJRSDAY, OCTOBEE 7,1914 FIVE CENTS PER G0F7
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Red Devils Defeated |
Cbamuiade I M ;
Play Heiipstead Next ^
Freejport Squad Proves i
Unable To Hold Strong |
- Mineola Aggregation
. The Freeport Beia Devils arg a;
doubtful qtUBtitity as they prepare to
• face Hempstead- High at the Town!
-Seat SaturdRjr at 2 o'clock.-
Following their magnlflcent show,-
'Ing^agalnst Mineola on Saturday
.^gepjgpber gs, C9agh _ Bill AshleyJg
-«**iDliM|ef-''Eltewed'Ti''&
'of lown In going down before
• Chamlnade Friday night at the
'BtadluiM by a 14 to 0 count. It was
- 'the worst display of football put op
"""'tiy-'SiB Freepoirters -In recent year's.'
._•. B^an-while -Heinpstead ,on Satur­day
just succeeded in nosing oat"
liawrence by a count ot 14 to 12 by
converting after both its touchdfowns
s: while the Branchers ikWei to do so.
The encounter with Chnminade
. was the 11th played between the two
clubs of which the Mineola con-
' ttnfent has won 11 and Freeport but
' 8. However, the Red Devils excel in
> points, 112 to 136.
• ; The game was played on a hot
•".-night with a. very dewey field that
J^mftde the.ball slippery and hard to
handle. Scoring during the first
three periods was limited-to a-Safe­ty
-wliicU netted Clianiin[|de_^..polntB
_ In, tile Arst C^ujiVter,- Ttic cdrly pait
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Training Sirl Scout Leaders
A new piojecl «f the Freeport Adidt Ktmcatlon h, a class for training
Girl Scout leaders, taneiit by Mrs. Wllliain J.'Martin, Jr.. -who took the
course in leadership training: iast yean Mrs. Martin is seated at the ri^hl
lyhlle Mrs. Alan Ke'llock, one of her first impils, «its at the right. Clarence
Geiuter, head of the adiilt education prosram In Freeport MIMMIS stands
In the center. A portion of the S5,4KH) sought in the current CStrl Scout
drive tiAU lie used for leaderihip training in order tlial Freeport's 600
Girl Scouts may have qualiflea leadership. Bagatelle Photo.
.Glacken to Address
l^ortheast Civic Ass'n
• Mayor WUlIam P. Glacken Is to
,speak at the monthly meeting of
-the Northeast -Civic Association to­morrow
night In the headquarters
of Hose Oo. 4 on Leonard avenue.
., He will tell of an many problems
! facing the admlnistratian all of
which involve heavy expenditures
tliat cannot be avoided., President
Stewart M. Hubbell will preside.
Tony Bavaar To Entertain
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Post Office To Close
At Noon on Tuesday
Plana for CSolumbus Day, Tuesday,
at the Pxeeport £«ost OSftce were to-.
naunced this weeln bj? Acting Post­master
Balph h. Mirshali. There
. will 'be window service from 8=*A.H,
to noon, the Money Order window
will be open from 8-to-nd»Ji, and
there, will be 6ne~dellvery of mall.
Special aeiivery m a t ^ r j iH ^ de-
_ llvered as-jecelvecT .until 7 o'clock.
AtWdnxeti/s Q , 0 JPJLuncJieon
Tony Bavasir,-who lyric baritone has tiiritled, rhnusMiids
in such Broadway iiiusicuLs as "Alnmniif" and ''Paiiit Your
Wagon," will appeiir jis H U C S I iirtLsl at the RepuMcan
Women's Annual Liipchcoii <iii Tuesday, October 20, a( the
Garden City Hotel.
Mrs. Benjamin J. Reiner, geneilal
chairman, who has directed these
gala annflftl affairs dttting the past
six years, stated that the 1954 event
will be greater than ever. It is re­ported
that more than four hundred
reservations have been made and
tixftt the capacity of the Georgian
Boom rf the Garden City Hotel wlU
be reached within the next few days.
Tony Bavaar Is one of the most
popular entertainers in show busi­ness
toda^. Since his schedule 'is
one of the heaviest in the theater,
his congept -to appear at-the Bfepufr
lican affair has eanaed pa-aisS' fdr
Mrs. Belner and her harel-working
committee ntetntoers. Mr. Ifev«ftr
postponed/and cancelleib various
comthltments. in order 1%>:~K£ep this
engageinen{.___ - -.-.-. '"' '"'1'
In addition to the entertainment
' (CSitlhued W'Wii'S"6T"''"'-~''l
O'Connor To Install
Legion Units Officers
Edward O'Connor, Nassau County
vice-oommander heading the Sec­ond
Division, Is to Induct fKe offi­cers
of WllUam OUnton Story Post,
American lieglon. Saturday night at
8:30 in the Dugout when the post
and the Auxiliary are to have a Joint
installation.
Past State Cofnmander Jerry
Cross of BropKVUle is to be the prin­cipal
- speaker .,and . Congressman
-JPrank J. Becker'ls to be a guest.
E. Blair-Licence is to,be sent(<d
as commander and Mrs. Edward S.
•Martin as president of-the Auxiliary.
Mayor's ProdamatUm Asks
Support For Qirl Samts
flavor WlHiam F. (ilackcn this wepk issued a proclama-
'" tion* urging the people o f ' F r e e p o r t to support the 15,000
furuL raising campaign being conducted during October by
:;4he PrejBtpgfegjri'^St^aijgEosm.j^^
'He as"ks~'^HS'''olffienp'to~riaenlze,
the patriotic service' being rendered mately 128 adult volunteer leaderp^
toourcoinmunltyby the'GlrJS(Mla "to order fio carry on their fine ao-and
tHelr-leaders-and to generously I Wvltfes dorlBg W55.-
Now, thlrefSre, I, William P.
Qlacken,rlu[ayor'of the Incorporated
Town of -Freeport in the State of
New York, do hereby urge our citi­zens
to recBgnlze the patrloUc scrv-f
ifce' Ijelng rendered to our comunltj?
by the Girl Scouts and their lead­ers,
and to fienerousti' rapport the
OM Scout fioid- drive, and co<^^
sale during the: month, of'Octdberi!
. ^ '•"'' •-.-•: :• tTOJaAM--F. .OLACKEJr'
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Dated: October'^.-IJM,- _;_ '"
•• ...JF*eepprt,'N.;Y. ""'"' --_ _-•-•••
, fiupport the GM m6ut fund drive
and cocftie sale."
• The proclamation reads as fol­lows:
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WHEBEAS.—the South Nassau
. Coimcll of Girl Scouts is conducting
its annual fund drive during the
•^ first week of October w^iich will be
''followed, by their cookie «ale dUring
- ttie last two weeks of October, and
WHEEEAS,—the' suport of - tha
. residents is essential to this citlzm-'
^sliip'. program, which concerns 817
' Kreeport Girl Scotits and approxl-
Court Favors Gray
In Krug Zoning Case
Injunction Proceeding
Still on Calendar as
Owmer Wins One Round
James L. Gray, owner of the pro­perty
at^ .Ko|th Main street, • and
Evans avenue, has .won the'lirat
-round to his fight to restrain the
VUlagft,.ftom prfivehtlng Ws tenant,
the Krug Baking Company, from
using the piaperty as *a transfer
.station. However, there are two
Other matters pending In the courts,
that must be deddett-hefore the Is-aueis
finally settled.
_„ The,||egl8|,otf .te,lsyor of Mr, Gray
TOsltondeddoTO tir Supremie Court
ijuatloe-PhilUp~ J. Huntington. In'ef­fect
Ifls that ..where, _m_ taaliness Is
established, use of the adjacent
parldng field is atitomatically per­mitted
and no variance granted by
the Zoningr Board of Appeals Is re-iiuteed
for such use.
An injunction proceeding seeking
to restrain' the use of tHe property
as a transfer station on the grounds
(Contli!tue4„on..l^Ee. 4) _.
Building .Peimit Issued
For ST-Famil^r Apartment
Permits for building operations In
Freeport Issued by Superintendent of
BuUdlifgs WUbert H, DeMott durtog
S^tember covered projects esU-n^
ted to cost $?04,390, Included
were 23 n^w fniildtngs - Involving
$671,450 and 32aadltl«»ns and altera­tions
at a cost-<a,|32^940.
Of the new btiUdlngs, one la to bd
a S7<-fatnlIy apartment bolise costi
Ing $400,000 to be°erected,OB.Ban;:
daJl-.apWjp, Ifoja Nortli Ocean to;
timtii! Qtgve -street..-'"li;.,^",: •. '- ' ' ' ;„.
ilf^oDaysteft
to Qualify To Vote
5,129 Persons Register
InTreeport Districts
During October 1 and 2
Only two days of>reglstratlon, to­morrow
and Saturday. rBmain to
qualify to vote at the Gubernatorial
Biectioti on Tuesday. November 2.
The palls of the 17 election dlstrfrts
In Freeport will be open to-morrow
from 10 A.M. to 10 P,M., and on
Saturday from 7 A.M.,, to 10 P.M.
Pp'lng the first two days of reg­istration
last Friday and Saturday
5,129 persons enrolled to vote. Out
of B, population of close to 30,Qatf, It |
seems the number of registrants,
should have, been much larger con- IdlderlnE' i\io 'liiiBOrttttiofe •- o l tHte-year's
election with the election of ft
complete slate of state oSIiaen,. Con­sequently
there should be a much
larger registration ito-morrow- and |
Saturday than there was last week.'
Under re-apportionrnpnt Freeport'
still has 17 election districts, but'
there hns been a slight change in'
the numbering. Previously the first i
Freeport district was 34. Old dig-:
trict 50 has been changed to No, 33,1
so the districts now run oonsecu-^
lively from 33 through 49. |
The registration by districts tfur-ing
the first two days was as fol-,
Iowa; No. 33. 425; No. 34^376: No. 1
35. 239; No. 38. 201; No. 31; 321
Spitzler Gives lift
To Girl Scout Drive
After Reading Letter
Meirckant Raises $67
From Ten Stores To
Help Reach $5,000 Goal
Contribute $8.72 to the Girl Scout
^und raising campHlgn and enable
a Freeport girl to enjoy the advan­tage
of scouting for a year. This is
ft movement that was started almost
spontaneously and bids fair to carry
the drive over the $5,000 top, with
the sale of-Girt" Scout Cookies be­fore
Hallowe'en rolls around.
In a letter of appeal mailed to
business men. Mayor William P.
Olflcken, who Is more than a nomi­nal
honorary campaign chairman,
mentioned the fact that Scouting
officials estimated It takes $6.72 for
every Girl Scout for a year.
When Theodore Spltzler read tiie
letter, that figure took on added
significance. He called up Mayor
Glacken last Friday and asked:
"Does B Girl Scout pet all those
advantages jfor a year?"
"She sure does." the Mayor replied,
Tlicn Mr. Spitzler hung up. He
also got busy. He made out hla own
check for S6.t2 and then went from
store to store soliciting a like
amount uhtU he had ten checks. In­cluding
his own, tor a total oT $57.20
which he presented to the Mayor
•Moriday morxvlnK. - - . •.,—
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No.
No.
No.
38, 231: No. 39. 163l_HQ.JiO. 327
41. 318: No. 42. 308; No. 43. 192
47, 292: No. 48, 203, and No. 49, 421,
44, 382; No. 45. 312; No. 46, 418; No.
for a total of 5,129s..= _^.-..
BEBKELBt_PHARaiA€V
OPEN ALL-D*».«iN»A'!f-
The Berkeley Pharmacy, _298:iNi<trth
Main street, te: to remain .#Rtn ,,i3uri-,
day night until io o'clocJMtfter t&e
other druggists in-F!reeport' close
4or the-diy diSflii« tl« afternoon.
The telephone is Freeport 8-8865.
Carol Green Unveils
"Desert Song" Window
An attraqtlve window advertising
"Tlie Desert Song." to i>o presented
Thursday^ Friday and Saturday,
October 21. 22 and 23, in the Free-port
High School auditorium by the
Freeport Community Choral, was
opened Wednesday In Carol Green's
store on Main street.-
The window dis|«ay leaturesr pic­tures
ol members of the ca.st. many
of whom are well known to Freeport
and South Shore residents because
they have appeared in previous
Choral productions. The display will
contlnuf until the show is presented,
Charles Dorman and Jo ICerpen,
who have title roles In the cast, en­tertained
members of the Exchange
CJuh fit their weekly luncheon at the
Blks clubhouse. Wednesday at noon.
With tiieih..w«re Judy Baynor and
l^t Zlegler of the RKa aDncittg
SisJidoi, •'who also appear In "The
Desert Song."-
Waterfront Zoning Program
Nearly Ready, Says Viehfoek
E k u s foi: the JlPltiiiiUip «t' a.niarinc.zonmg,classi^^^^^
that Trustee Cord Viebrock expressed hope at tlie Village
Board Monday night that the draft might be submitted to
the interested parties for study in about three >vceks. Mem­bers
of the Board, the Planning Commission and the M|i-nicipa!
Waterfront Comniission arc cooperating in the pro-ject.
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The matter oame up durlhg a
hearing on an application of George
apid Harry Berns, operators of the
Basthiae Dock for pBrmlsslon to es­tablish
a parking field to the rear
of^ tftelr property whlch~fronta, on
Wjooddett avenue, and • extends
tljrongh to SouthJJceaii avenis and
JOW^. that street for ilO f^t from
1#. feet- south ol Its Uiteiceptlon
wltli; A^wns street..-The proposed, i
parking field is in a Residential "A"
Zone, and' -the'• Bems brothers
brought the proceedings under an
ordinance enacted last year pro-vMttfe
that a parking field may be
established in any zoning classltlca'
tloa without disturbing the adjacent
Meyers. CSoOdwln, counsel for th9
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