The-Leader_1956-02-16

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KMXOW THE
HEIGHBOELY
NEWS
FREEPORT
" N A S S A y S LARGEST WEEKLY"
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20th Year, No. 43 FRBEPORT, M. Y:, THURSDAY, flSBRUARY 16, 1996 •• FIVE CENTS PE^ COPY
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By&pemsorkrii
§»n Gerber is Givi^
Two Traveling Bags
For 1955 Leaderdkip
Fred A. Hftger, new PresWent of
tht! Fr^poft Republican Club, and
oUwr officers were Installed &itur>
day Might by Presldiug Sujw^iMr
Sfwufd P. Larkin of Heiapsteod
•I%wpn «t ceremonies Btte^iei^iy an
BnlhjBtBsac crowd of about tm ver-mm
m, the Bks Kali.
A d&tlBirulshed array at notables,
iDelHdlite »t«te, #ounty. town «»i
filuge officials honored ilte elllls
"With Uicir fsresenoe. Rettrlng Presi­dent
Samuel D. Gerber. master of
(wn-monies. Introduced the invited
gtK.sLs—who came from many iniie>s
Rrounrt-—find enUvencd the program
Kith humor.
Mr. Brnger, escorted tu the ptet-
ItMn iunM rousing appteiwe, re-eetiffid
a ^vel from S i q ^ r v^
XiSrida..XB koseptiiis. ttie talgti oC-bte
tiest to deserve t l» hotsor «nd
trust bestowed upon bim. All must,
unite to lielp re<eieot a Retnablican
adminLttmUoa in &tis Presidential
eleettam year.
Flist &n Oie prt^fram -nnt^ "The
Stnr^Mngled Baiuter," mm W
Mtrjmy. Ri»rbe8, who atao etteied
i*yr ^^sMiais.later. She mm l»to»-
.,. W» M»* ten^ seooi«t ^m m^
mtam^tftn rngiii. an ImpraiattlWtatMnff.
Aw ^ e ftistidElaHoQ. OuMaatttf
ga^& vent escorted to the front
bS two Past I>i«Btde»(s of the club.
Herman C. Duakerand Acting Po­lice
Jitstice Jutes lu BirsenttisL
Buffet-KtjFle refheasSbments followed
Hie cfiemtmies, in AddlUon to ^fie-iag.
& ^pMt df eood f ellow^i^i WKS
evlftent.in ttie man; seetlona itf l ie
d u t a t a i ^ used for itils ev^t.
PBt« tt -Kellf, , P r e i^ p o r t
' O.Of..J^mdo^ tnsmied.oitera 'of
the tei l^bMlettii -B»erttK% He
fimmiieA a-eavel to Hobi^ 0Mry.
ne« ^KS^d^it, who respoad^ in
b^tak ftf hts group. Otiiers tndiKted
kito offltx are:
I«e Dean, Hrst Vice-Pr?sidetil:
Joan Ast, Seco|id Vlce-Presideiii;
Henry Paris, Treasurer: Joan Page,
Reeoedtng Secretary: Joan £Kwden.
^n^^otfdliig Becretajv: wytar V.
U m r f b s , Historian; l^yawnd
0 » ^ n » d cm Page 81
amami^s I»RCO mem
mi-mm( isrm svmAV .
. (MiMi^ mu$ mote, m
Mate stitee^ wOl remain (qpea ^M
IB OVME Suttday nigbt after o t er
d p s fitfo^ jp l^^eq(i«f close #wiim
4»f t aa^muwitt lor- tl«| nest, at tlie
#ty. I t s l ^ i i ^ iumber 1& litteepol^
9-S333.
On W^ijih&^ton's SirEEday Ried-
1 ^ uut> i^wve- alxee£, .te^i^imm
Larkin Installs For Rf publican Club
Scene at SepuUican Club Installation. Left to right l« Fred Hager. n«-w
president; Peter Keiljr. Preeport Kepnbllcan Leader; Robert Clesry,
president of Bepubllean Reemite; ttnd Preaidinr Supervisor Edtntrd
dSrMn. v/l^ was inxtalUng wttlew. BagateUe A i to
Viehrock, Qrehinar
To Seek Re-election
as Unity Candidates
• ViIIaj,'i' TrusU'cs V.tmi ^'ii'briH-k nnd H. Iiviiif{ Cn-hiimr
WfPf nominaU'd iiiiiiiiinMnisly \'nr l\v<»-vciir t<ri(iss In sHrewtl
lln'fiwlvos III (lu> I'Mity Ptirlv's wiHvmlhm Snltiwliiv jji Um
iisfiiipl Fiiviiicn's lliill.
HiiiiiriH'tl ,(ii |»!ii1j" iiffiw, silsi* williiml o|)fjiwiIiiMi, wfK
IJ r. Cjftiw- A. Xrwtui i , F nwi l r n l Kmc'iiliis; Ii«i|i««l L. tli»x-ill',
PiTsiiii'ii
HIiiin, Hvv
WilliiBi Kraiis, Firal Vicc-I'nsklriilj llmnM
vlary. mill Huhvi'l L. P i t n r r , CiimiiaiMii Miiiiamr.
Air. (in'Iniuir, 1 firiiwr Tiwi«m«r. wm iioniitinlcd ftw Fimiii-fttd
Swrx-hin-, mid Rsiymiiiid Msiioiic- lur rivHsiiivr. Tlie
imrly IHHIHII AIJIII Kclfodi for fi«T<ii»<l \'ici-I>icsirk'ul. a m;w
Mike DeUm Boara Winner*
Progress Reported
fti Housing Program
C^uJcoi TeUs G i K^
.M BmtheilicMKl I%nmer
_,:i^^^j^wuiiam.,m_.fi^tai:g«i
.lii&tvidc'KnQwicdfft'^Cq^n to
in winuiiiir tiic top.prize ore-tdSSTs
$64,000 Oucsiioii."'^
Always a booster of muaic, Alike
gave a nattotiwlde pUvs to his next
operatic production which wUf be
presented at Baldwin High ^lool
aa ftMajF, Marett 2.
Wlim emcee Hal March asked U
to.«l^«l to try fm $MMS mm
Iw^nt wcm $33,000 ttie 0i«»tfiw
« i ^ ^ . D^Ia Boocft mM ta tf»-
^ M m gpttUe. but he-«I«i|« fflof^
A ftiU rf^r, and therefore wotfd i^
o B T ^ ^ t l i e fourth set." ra*^
ta" Ids aaA$ta];tt In the ^Mttam
tmotit-Olno BratOr aRo.lMir cobbler,
who settled for $32,000 during. f|)e
saiiie TV attreoUon's «u>y days--
atw» In the oper°- '"'"•^tfr^ x*t«^*»*^.
Mtka dfas^layed little or no hesi-taticHi
to answering queries almtt
iii^feiiS^S^'
iMt> ase^vTucsdaj' nliflit
telcvisin» sliow, "Thi'
Richard Wagner's operas, a llbret-
•tlSt, t w o t<»<l«'»">-- . - - • . "-^-.Bo
during his young manhood and
other facts aboKt the noixd tenor.
Aiir'tt Help'Era Oo^
& ^ l & i i m « d y < M i ^ „.,.„ ... _ „ _
' • * ^ S « " ^ . Pf"* "W *'"^-. .^tetortj^touslng D e * * ^ ai
tf^tafd- «t; lMr^^Bi^~»m 'Am
Sbirtm ««tcfet8,Mandav <WM
Ptlbmw) 6.
Vniafe CooiMsel K « n n e^t h
Vot^tfs eyes twinkled at the
crowd.
"Here in^Freeport," lie quipped.
-imfm 'ULLV expeHs em contiv,''
^Aisfher ChectFoi! South Nassau
' VIHtige Iknsfee CBM yU^otli, «t!eepfei..».^8d( for 9IM-A<nB TJf*W.
emmmaf^ Pim'.4i»g3aaet tm bidtalf wf flMi Soatti tltasan CummmdOm
aoqplM. Xhe dieck r^«aeBtoa 1 ^ prnmOm oT. a eatA I M ^ ^^en
I r «W ]p«l7 ni«od«a« MMir n ^ te » • ^ n r t l t «r lh» iKKidM. 1 ^
P ^ ! ^ ' b isbaJisuiii WH^ Wtmi/mli mmpiMee tot Om Imfitbm
mM^m dmvMlMi imm,. • ' i CaiHm% Wmm
.,iv^...T, -WW-lfa>^
aWBier.' sporSwae^y ia|'
nmraday night in the 'Sraa^m»>-
^tlon parish house. He was tatro-duced
by the Bev. Bobeit H. Pierae,
curate of the Epte<»pat church,
who presided in the aliseace-of the
Rev. Edward W. Levin, pastor of
Uie Community Church of tia
tfa^anme, president of Otm GmmA
The mayw preface tite t«amrim
1^. ^ ^ 1 % be had bam wAfi^ W-mvwai
^irgymen how idaas p f Om
M
li^aag^SB Pari «et« wfo^^i^m-p
. BJMrfJiaf ftrilfwlnff 0, M&S^m"
peepiMimto com-tbe^»l alM^
ma tam^big units, Fre^port a^Mvi
tar the re-activation of its appliea-iiim.
Mt.M lOOfi^unUy unii nmject..
Re added this had been acoom-'
plished. CMgiu^ inatructlons were
issued to have the plans r^dy by
July 30. Iioter (he date watt ^>
«amM to April 30 and Wm M fw
assure rtl everything woiili te
r«u^ im * « * W***-
»Wfi we OBe sA toc« tart." to
MaUawsd, "the hovel In »«ialag-toa
^ rH «rtU be elbnina^ HM ^
{Continued on Page I f I
A coinmhtee ronslsUng of Mar­tin
Weyrauch, clialrmiin; Edward
M. Voelker and J. Harry Wto-
Oarthy nominated the two slvlea^
Mr. Doxsee, who prMlted, laiuf*
«* me work of Jutojmr ^ « a iw R
aHmiSan and the Ifila^ BIHHA
1» .»«m»ssed . T ^ ^ m^-Jm^.
"VMroek,' c^led litia~ ^laie if,.
most «Ue, bard-warfttng and sin?
cere public ofncials" he bad «va-known.
Mr. Preyer seconded ttut
Grebinar's n<»ninaition, describlnCr
him as "a sptendld Trustee" wboMi-service
dining his year «m tiOtf
toord has brought credit to Wl
mA to Uie vlUaga.
^.TSfMSI^ -•VWMOck. ^ ^ 4AM ••» .
'spwl^ M U iti»t duriBW Ills Mw»
y«l» fB Urn board IIB b » iAMii»>.
imA- Wm-^*m'~batm**»1 Wm mmm
mral$r M ItMirt. He dlfMWHed tt*.
tOmoM' wwk for partdas tt^li-deevkqwnent
of mxe bti^
which pay 40 per eeitt of'
tbe village^ "tiuces, -early si»d#>-
crossing ellmtaaUon and stcee*
improvements.
Mb-. Orebinar talked on <tbe Mm.
oi a Village Trustee. He miA toe la^
m t t a g a book which «ia te putt^
a^ed jnon^-on the- t»nte i t t ^ i i^
A MUMtti. board ait «te XiwWRd
Biffldtag says the Vffii^ mm^
n » ^ ittiflee a month..to i f e ^ u^
ii{« wmmented on tta maiofr
- ~ CR^Elnued <m W|p 91
^
Bayview PTA Fownders Day
Audience Backs High School
Approxliiudclv 4W pamils viiU-d ovcrwlielinind^ to
oiidowe Ihe propok-tl new Sfeiiiiir IIW» SC1MX>1 al the Foant
d«w' Day mifliij« »»f fc Itewlri*' Awmic Partiil Twdwm.
AiBoeiiiMon in llie sdiool iiuditorium on Thursday, F^roaiy
i . The favoraI>le vole Wliimtl a ftelk on tJie nted for Hag
iiew school by Dr. Mm W. fktJA Sut^rintciick-nl of Sdhamto.
m. a ^ empbaateed ««l ^ * ""^ ——s^>
pr^MMe the high ^b^A
a s(H3g
jtgntffl->senlM'
^ t f t t a sre already m&f^m^
WMi to accommodate l&OQ sto-dtets,
«ie .«ne street. tn^kUnss
lijow bouse 1964 b«9s and gt&a^ E^
1068, Dr. Ctodd Stated, <Hir ptO'
Jeijtmi rauollmeut diitiits sbow
mA lOiere wiU bet more ttian SUM
Motente to me JmUBf^^te
^em ftBUQdeis'. Zta^ ^i^wn
Mitured song ^ i lM lv»
libs. Emma Olsen, star 4>( ttlt|s
ytars*. OHnmuni^ bboral imtdne-.
mA dt "rtlew Mo<m," and » num*
ber of BekvtioBS by (be "^x Foalk}
wmr" Barbershop Quntet. ammh%
19 ^ Standd Crulclraliiwli, *a^
mt^im. m^ sogers, Ar« a r t B w ^ :
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