The-Leader_1958-07-24

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FREEPORT BALDWIN ROOSEVELT MERRICK
23rd Year, No. 14 FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1958 ••{^»- as
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adarlittrM f lipinites
Freepirf iationals, 1-0^
-Ji§'4lttl#4@ap# Contest
fpipg to Scored
fittlKehefs Error
_,'J';-^:' . ,'u., ^''•'. , James Brush, a pa-^it lieutenant
I I I ' S l ' V I ' l l f I t I l l l 1 l t l 0 governor from Queens County, was
U l U«JV«;illU UllUllg^ j^g speaker Ift the weekly supper
.,,,..Wiiglil*s:.EKieUeilt W o r k . , « f the 'mwanls Club ot.Preeport
H a n n a M a k e s O n l v H i t s I"*'*""*^"* ^'^ program ohalrmfln
n a n n a IViaKes U n i y n w s ^^^^^j^j ^ carmlchael. he spoke on
The cedarhurst Little Leaguers , ..jKiwaiJls Education."
eliminated the Preeport Nationals
Honored by Jr. O. U. A.' M. i
Freeport Kiwants Club
Hears Past "Lieut. Gov.
from further competition In DWrJct
27, by tt score of 1 to 0 Tuesday
evening at Hlokes Field, Eockvllle
Centre. The two teams battled -to a
0 lo 0 tic tbr the reiulatlon six
inningN and then Freeporl tossed
the contest away in the seventh
and mussed up a possible chance
to score In Its hall of the same
period.
Norman Wright, Jr., of Freepm-t,
and Ciitf \Vi(;dor of Cedarhurst,
- • tw(rletI~-*tKsrUne ball • for . blx -in-.,
ujuKs: ""Then. ' Mjinarier 'Noriaaa
, Wrlulit.'' Sr., substitulvd John
—^^FranMln. on the j n o u n i J o r his son,
' to save Iffm for a game to-mdrniw
, night in the eVeijt of a Freeport
victory, pvanklfn started by walking
Steve Cohen, tMe Cedarhurat third
bftsennan. Ooany Byrne, left fielder.
laid down a aacrUice bunt to tile
tsox. Wnxikliti, Instead of • playing
safe and UJjrowlng the runner out,
elected to try for a fo«:e out at
{,-econd.:Hl5 throw was lotv and wide
- and rolled *o -the outfield enabling
Cohen to circle the bases for the
only run of the game.
Jllt«inpled S^eal Costly:
• • In the seccindboU of the inning,
Keimetli iMalilstedt, the Preeport
: , third baseman, di-ew a, walk and
.• Rdvance'd to a^ranid 'oil a ' pasafed
• 'ball. He mas out when »€'attempted
; -to pUfeif third.. Tom Askleyatoo was
(Continued om page 2)
Last weelt Wednesday, the Kl-wanlans
had supper ut the Coral
House, Baldwin after fchich they
Bdjourned to Jones Beach to wit­ness
a performance of "SWIB of
Norway" at the .Marine Thealrp.
There were 62 persons in th^ party.
ast Point
11th llour
Afk~OneCh<
Louise Gebler Dined
On Her 70di Birthday
A dinner party was given Mrs.
Louise Oebler, 104 gSnaisylvania
ave., on Sunday evening, July 13 at
Guy Lombo^do's Mast Point House
to marli the 70th anniversary of her
Wrth. Mrs. G«bfer, jnothcr of_nln£
children and grandmother of 18
grandchildren, has been a resident
of Freeport for many years.
Those present wCie: Major and
Mrs. Edward Kasold of Fort Bragg
!esidents Mak®
To Sa¥s Homesi
nielnfomrOfftr
Request Right to Sta;
Until Land Is ActnaDi^
M e d for Park M
Town Will File Affidavit
When Project Must Start
Paced with loss or removal of
N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klein | i " ^ ' ' ' .PJ»™te!y^ ^ ^ - ^ l h o f f . . W .
'South Grove St. when land leases-
Library Jr. Department
Plans Showing of Films
Tlie films, "Hansel and.Oretal"
those shown Tn' thfe^'iftnloplDepart-mBiit"
of the' Preeport -Momorloi
Idbraiy.iieact-.Wednesday frona 2 to
3 o'eloclc.
Members of the Robin Hood
Beading Club and iheir friends
have been invited to enjoy this
inidfiutnnier event. To da^O • rnore
tfaan 333 ohildren have Joined the
summer MBding club as sponsored
by the Library. Each child tceeps an
tndivadual record of the books he
reads, moving his red arro^ on
the target, toward the'*ISull% eye
(10 books read), "two t>ands, the
Scarlets and the Greens are In
competition. A "gold aiTOw" Is pre-s
e nM as special merit to the child
Who reads twerity books.
• Books borrowed from the Book­mobile,
«s it hiakes its regular
i-muids, ;may be counted by club
laembers.
who rfewjtiy completed hig term
a'. State Jr. 0.1).A.M, councilor, .
and watt fiven a honte-coming re­ception
by Freeporl dbuncil.
Harbor Civics Reinest
Playground Enroitmeat Hits
17,632; Attendance 2,061
N.Registj'atlnn has reachM 2,081 and attendance 173S32-for the four-week
p e r M . a t . f t e Boardlof_Educatlon.siOTin«^^^ piajfgrounds. Arts and
crafts pritfrariis and thalclpdergartena lead Inlihe number of partiolpanta.
In Hcrse-shoe Pitch^g. during tiie
pa.'it week, senior singles. Were won
by John, Wehrum, Archer, followed
by Mibc Beneville, Columbus. Esv-in
Muldowney, Atkinson, took third
' with Ronald Colter, Cleveland, in
fourth place. The junior singles
went to Jim 'Wehrum, Atkinspu,.
followed by Wayne Watson, Cleve­land,
second; Jim Barrett. Colum­bus,
third; and Alvah Corretty.
• Archer, fourth, TSie doubles cham-plonshlp.
s were decided as followi,:
Juniors.— Firi>t, Cleveland;' Rice
Moore arid Prank Saylor; Second,
At!dns»n: Allen Kleltt and Paul
Stolberg; Third, Archer: Hoger
.Tucpt ftnH Goorge Pr,os; Fourth,'
CoUunbuB, Steve BenevlUe and Pete
Klnlnjua .- • _
.' fienfoJis'." First, Ooiumbus' Regis
' JSeiievUle &ad t&i Zatdtie; Second;^
Archer: Pexter Blake and Jack
Biophy; Third, . Atkinson:. Bill
Mapt"3 and Bob Volpe; Fourth,
Clevt'iand: Willis Martin and How­ard
Jones. >
In checkers, oliaitipions who were
were:
BOYS
"Cubs ^ Pirst, Bobby BiteC-''. Ccl-umbu^;
6econd, Lanny Martin,
Martin,. Cleveland^ Tliird„_ Lorry
Goldstcm, Archer; Fourth, CharJeB
Carroll, Bayview; Fifth, Larry
Clenz, Atkinson.
Juniors —:.Fiist, Jeff Klai'. Bay-vlew;
Second, Roger TuccI, Archer;
Third, JEtonald WilUains, Cleveland;
JPourth. TPau! Cillaghan, Atkinson;
EUth, Steve Beneville, Columbus,
l - ' ^ n i o r s " - ^ First, Riegis Efeoevilie,
<CDatlBued on Ptcge' i2)
Sends ;Mayor Glacken
List of Questions
Paul B. Siubert, president.of the
Preeport Harbor Civic Association,
has written Mayor William P.
Glacken, urging him to conduct a
study to ascertaiun how Preeport
generally would be affected by the
propo.<;ed Town Park at the foot of
Sou8h Grove at., and to ascertata"
h%w the residents of the Village feel
regarding the project.
The letter follows in full:
• "We were gratified to read In a
Preeport newspaper a statement to
the effect that the Village Board
has not yet taken any official stand
on the desirability of having the
proposed Town of Hemp-^tead park
and awimmlug pool located In Pree­port.
"It was also very heartening to
learn that you ore interested In de­termining
by suiTfly or other
means what the actual mmh of
Preeport voters and taxpayers want
us to do in this matter.* ^
"As an oreonlzatlon which repre­sents
homeowners who would be
hnmediately adjacent to thLs Mrge
Town of Hempstead facility, we
have followed closely all of the in­formation
disseminated by ithe
Town ol Hempstead in connection
with ttietr proposal, As you know,
our organization Is opposed to plac­ing
this luigc park and swimminGf
pool at the East Point site because
it would bruig to Preeport a large
transient flow ithrough residential
neighborhoods, serious traffic con-ge.'
ition, expense tb'Proeport tax­payers,
and other pPoWems Wtftft"
tioned in our resohitton.
"We beileve your de.5ire to deter­mine
the wishes of the majority of
Preeport re-sidenus Is correct and
proper.
-,-,ja£owever, we also believe, that
ydu, B3 our elcpted r*pr0sentatlYes,
(continued-Cn page 11)
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of Sh.iroji Hill, Pa.. Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Oehler of Seaford Heights,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gebler of Co-palgue,
Mr. and Mrs. LeBoy Geb­ler.
Mr. and Mrs. Armando Araujo,
O.war Gebler and Mrs. Edna Cosssl,
all of Pjeeport,
Forker Family En}oys
•Nar£hemt Park. Sunday with 17
from Hempstead Town expire—
many ol them in one week ^East •
Point residents voted Tuesday night
to a.-* for an extension of tlma'
before they ore forced to vacatp
their premises. - • '
At an emergency meeting in 'thaJ
Exempt Plremen'B ifaU, .East, M i t t^
ClvlC: AssoetattfMi nMmlMr| a c c o r d ! '
,fc-T9ro'pOsal--mBde',b?;--Jote
only; on oiie' condition—"* t l i a t ' T i i i '
ofinlcinis ttu an affldaWt :»t tho-famlUes
repne-wntsed oomprlstnsr iOftimo they enforce their dUsspasses-*
cbttdren and 33 adults. The day
was sp«>t In a recreational pro­gram
including baseball, basketball
and races for the children and
grown-ups, and nearly everywie
present received a prize. The mW^i
elderly among tliose at the gather­ing
talked over old times.
Thomas S. Porker was tilie oldest
petsan present while Blllie Cjjwajl,
four-months old son of Mr. and
sJdn order, explalnlngr constmcHoil-'
of a proposed park and mai^na oir*
the site will be started wJtWn six
months of the affidavit date.
Twn-llour * DisousstoH -
The grouip acted after hearing a'-
report by its attorney, Leonard li._
Blvkin of Pi'eeport, and discussing-at
length the town's proposals. Mr.
Eivldn outlined this proposition
that the residents can stay-tempor>-
Mw. William J. Ourran of Baldwin, ftrlly after their teases expire only'
was th« youngest, TTie Rev. Stanley
Porker, Catholic chaplain of the
Pilgrim State Hospital at Brenl-wood,
was also at the reunion. Ex­cept
for Mr, and Jtos, John Bogets
of Brooklyn, all present came from
various communities on Long
Island.
If they consent to a four-point pro-"
poaal:
(11, Consent to an eviction order" '
without dispossess proceedings, a t'
any ^Ime the town wants to tvlct'
them;"T2» Pay .JflS a month rent-with
the understanding that »E'
(Continued on page 12)
195 SRepublicanCIubOuting.
Attracts Throng To Beach
Favored by perfect weather, the 1958 outing of the Preeport RepulH
Upan Club held mt tt» Hempstead Town Park, Point Lookout, on Satur­day,
was a tremendous success. The tui-nout was t,^^e largest on MCOHI,'''
and Chairman Raymond A. Coush-lin,
Sr., the chahman, was given
unstinting praise for the outcorab
of hib efforts.
The nearly 1,000 picnickprs all
had 6"good time. Many went in
bathlne' while others remained in
th8 shelter ol the pavilions to chat.
Plenty of edibles and liquid re­freshments
were provided by the
club'
During the afternoon a program
of ^ames mostly for children, was
* enjoyed, the wlmiers of which re­ceived
prizes. There was also a
fatman's race, in wWch liader
Peter C. KcIJy was just nosed'out
in a photographic finish, by James
Scott of Merrick.
Numerous Town ol 'Hempstead
and Kfiissau -Count? -xitUciaJs
dropped In at tlie outing, they were =
introduced by Leader Kelly. When'
it was revealed that it was tho'
anniversary of Jii.s natal day, all
joined ImiinglTiB "Happy. Blftfiday''"-
for Thomas V. Kelly, din'ctor oJf-parks
In the Town of Hcmfjstead.
$100 U, S. Savings bonds 'were-presented
Burhng Vail. 3H South-l'
Ocean ave.;' Evn Soper, 116 North'
Ocean ave.,'-and W. J. Bradshawj'*
(Continued on Page U)
ATLANTIC^HEMisfs
TO STAY OPEN JjDNDAT -
Atlantic Chemists, 179 Atlantic''^
ave., will remain, open Sunday un-'
til 10 u i . - a f t e r other. EreBport*
duisBfSw -close Aarly i n tljjet-attcx-*
soon for -tlie rest, ol tXiA OAy^ Star'
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