The-Leader_1960-01-07

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XEADER
FOR '
RELIABLE
ADVERTISING I I
FREEPORT
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NASSAUrs L
BALDWIN
RGESJ WEEKLY"
. ROOSEVELT
POLIJOWTHE
LEADER
FOR
NEIGHBORLY
NEWS
PRfiEPOBT, N. Y^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. 1960
MERRICK
.Ray Cbughlin Sn> Active
In G O P Circles, Dies
V/as President-Elecf of
Fredpori; Republican Club ^
• ; Pojiular Ssrwideiy-taiow-n ^^f^y Cdughllrt Sr. posaed'awBy jast wiek
Wednesday; Dec. 30; and,his many legions of friends wer«.shocked on
."•h^arinsr of-htt.untiniely death.
;- * 9"!?^ W ycaiis old. Ray Coughlln had been a resident ot^eeport
, fbf-28 yea«, Ke resided with him fnmlly at 163 Mne St
Very active In Republican clroleii, | • ——
* Bay' Ooughlta .was just elected
• president' of; the S^eeport RepubU-cah'
OJufc' W to Oils, he had
• wrved" «8; treasurer during the
• ftk&'Msms Of •Ed'Trahiln and was
the fetaeral-ctoBlrmrih of the club's
very, suecesslul^ an»ual outing held
last July at Point Lookout.
Bay Coughlta Sr, had been serv­ing
as the Superlntenilertt Of ianl-
' ta?y ' District 8, of the Town • of
Hempstead lor the past five years.
. He.wa's a' jnettifer of the Holy Name
: Society of-^Quit' Holy TRedeeBier B. o.
r;€3i|ur«tfi^,jpiEp)ort'''v ,, "-•-/••'.:.;_
• jke. Requietn Itess was. celebrated
ati;tite);i;Bgtjl;;||edeemer.Church and
p«|.|jp|g);-ji»iai~i&lM^ tiff
PRICE FIVE CENTS PER COPY
.Bay C3oughlto Sir,. Is survived .'by.
his wife Marie,. tliree daughterst
Mary Aim, Verontpa and Elizabeth
I^ Salvo; a son: mymond pjugh-lln
Jr.; a brother: Herbert and
tH«!e slaters: May. Ann and Wta
CoughUn.
Meadow Brook To
Pay Cash - Stock
Dividend In Jan.
• The Meadow ^rook, National Bank
of Nassau County today anpoimced
;thftt the ' E ^ d of l)lif«:tbifc ;hRi*
declared a atiSb diVidtad of 30 ^nts
per iteare. ^hls.iJayihent is hi ad-dlUon
to W stock divldaid of" two
percejifc The^ stock ^dividend Is .*sab-
Ject to approval by the shftrMoIdera
at their annual. meetliig on Jan«
uary 12 and final approval' by the
dbmptroUer' of the Curi^acy.
Both the cash s&d stock divi­dend
will be paid' toi holders of
record oii January 30. Ifte cash
. (Continued .on .^age '•St
JUDY McGUfRE, FREEPORT
PRIZE^WINNING BEAUTY,
RETURNS FROM FOREIGN TOUR
lONAl ELKS FOUNDATION
TO AWAltD IllOtpq
t30 £bl[eg# Scliolair^lhips lor
^:-:Ameri^ar?'liiff|5iy^
••!Boward,^:'tete^n,''|^iU|(^'-iliiler-,^^ 'Of--iElics,
^|Mea'^at^^$'lM^••••a%.;•^;•-'i>e^i^^^ ^^.... ^- .
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FREEPORT KIWAMS CUIB
ELEC^49S(^^^CERS
. John, J. Mack Jr. Heads
Slate as New President
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' The Preeport Klwanls Club,'Inc.,'*has elected the follcwlng offlcera
fcor the period of 19S0, starting January 1st, who will be hLstalled on
Wednesday evening January ?0, at tho Preeport'.Elks Glub, which wlU
ba a Ladles Night and-Social. Tlie Installbig officer will be the i»ewly
elected Lt. Oov., Mr. John Guaste^a^ of the Lon^ Island Souliiwesi;
Division of the Kiwanls Clubi The newly elected officers are:
John J. TyiBck, • Jr, President; ."Joseph,Oray, Jr., First Vice Etestdent;
Joseph Oerhauser, Second Vice President; CecU E^ Budd, Treasurer and
Daniel J. Carmlcbael, R«-appoint«d Secretary.
Board of Trustees as follows:
Robert Schadc, Immediate past President; Fred Ohms, Pest Presi­dent;
Kent O. Thomson and Howard Lawrence.
George Beebe, Chairman of Arrangements of the Instalhktlon Com­mittee.
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'So^pihlps
iijuth
aging
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jqOY McGVIRE
Hon, Frank^ Backer
Redeemer /Sx^lioof
Speafrer Jan..29
On Friday,. .lonaary 29, Repre­sentative
Frank J. B«cher ot the
(fatrd Con<resaioiiat dietriot, will
speak at Our Holy Redeemer
School ill I'reeport,
Bep. Becker was invited by the
Freeport gronp of the Christian
Family Movement to speak'on the
role of goveVument In economic
life—legislation -which protecta but
does not abuse the economic life of
the clitcens.
EvjiryoDD Is invited lo hear this
discussion of our government's In-flaence
on family finances. The
time Is 9:00 p.m. ajid admission is
free.
HEMPSTEAD TOll/VN BOARD STARTS NEW TOUR
St.- \iiw9flSiin til. 1/SM oTirlHMiii wer« cleeted or re-tiieeted In Koven^,
' 'amrii^V Iti-'afMee^'Iiett to^Mghlt-^rCotnit^imai^t j r ^ B | Ben^t; Comwitmaa,!Ralph G. Ca»;
^)^i^.,C,-,BIeIit«r;j.foeaidlii)r ^j^n^^ V. liaridn; C^wndlbiMt £nti^'',9tciiibriiiA^
': C^ hegia ihclr.
v,V'|(Bd>CroaneUpiro JTnUtts C!biaiOB]|t> in front M« Town ClcrtrNaflun I<. S. Benhett.ftntf Dejmtjf.'jrown Cleifc
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Long island Trust
Company Expahd$
N(»w Bnmcfa VM^ '*"•
M Ayenuft
YcrrlplStotQ'Banking Department
and the Boar< of Governors of the
FedeSral lUisrvd Bank to open a
new'branoh'in iireeport, tfew VorJC,
accbming to an announcement by
Frederick Halnfleldi Jr., resident.
Stepped-up .home building In. tiie
area, coupled,with the increased
lelsure-ttae boom In boaflng, has
caused rapid development of the
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Judith tlcQaliv, daughter
'4S Mr. tOA jixn. Ohotie McOUbre
of 185^ Wallace Sti*et, Freeport,
has recently returned from a tour
of South'American countries. Miss
McGulre travelfcd under her title of
Miss NBCJ-HChannel 4 4nd was wcU
received in the countries In whldi.
she visited. She tnade jltosa«f0UB
television appearances and. while
in Panama, she was pmsated -to-
William B. Potter, GtoveirBi»r Of Ujt
Panama Canal Zone. FoUowing the
presentation, she was lasmed Hon-
"orary Aide to the Oovemor and
presented with a replica ,6f the
Master Key to the locks of the
Panama Canal.
Miss McOutre was accompftnled on
the' tour'by her uioUter. After %
'brl^atay at her honw. sibie,nturned '
to' Vassftr Collegv. jj^rti.'l.iVeepsle.
N.V., where she plant t<^ vutim; in
poIttie«l-science and','world Vtlaln,
SFECUl.
.NOTICE''" •
FHDdlmia'a fbtuiaatir, IS Wwt
SDiuiw Hwy., Freeport, will remain
OpM Ia1l«, until 10 pjn., this Siw-day,
January 10. All oipM drug
stms-'^hleli aie 'mewbenij ot' tta*^ "-
._Freeport , Fhanaacy'- .Aasoeialtoii^
«los« at 2 p,n. on Suadays. The'
Frtitdiiian's Fiunnaoy telepliaue
niiuiMir Is Fit'8-WWL
ASSHABtY SPEAKER CARLINO
AND COMPTROLLER LEVIH TO
SPEAK ON SCHOOL FINANCES
Political Leaders to Address Freeport
Citizens' Advisory Committee Jan. 14
One ot the jnoit important meetings on Long Island on the subiect
of the crisis In Mhooi financing -wlli be held in Freeport on Thursday
evening Jalioair 14 at the Caroline G. Atkinson Scbo'oL
Under the auspices of the Freeport Citizens' Advisory Committee
t'oi education, Jo.seph Carlino, Majority Lender of the State AMembly
and Arthur Levitt, State Comptroller, will present (heir polttical' party's
views on State aidito education.
Thif meeting comes at iho opening of the legislative sesaton -4iii
should reflect the action that can tfe expected during this' ieglslativo
session. The meeting wilt start promptly at g:30 pjn. and Out speakers
hare agreed to a question and answer period after their taJke,
COMMUNITY COUNCIL ISSUES
SPECIAL MESSAGE ON NEW
FREEPORT AMBASSADOR PLAN
.Lost month the Freeport Community' Council announced'.sponsorship
of a- Community AmCj^aasador Project .for Preepprt.,.'.'. t» send ft 'youn^
adult,'high school or college-«tudent to a ,ioreigi>'cpimtty'uijdei; the ; '
sponsorship of elubs'and orgajil^tioos of the VJliage of rte^poyt.
Jointly strpported by tlfe New York State'Department of Education
and the Expertmenjj,vf ?r., Intema^on'fll Living ot Putney, Vermont, the ,;_
Community Airtbassadcn pilvject Is nation-wide. Eafh summer hwvtreds^;~^
«f young people go to gantries throughout the world as'representative ^
of- not only their" owphome communities,-but "of'the United ,St^s'a»],»'. '-
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