The-Leader_1960-03-03

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NASSAU^S LARSESTfWEEKLY"
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NEKJHBORLY
NEWS,
FREEEORT,; N: ¥., THURSDAY, MAftCH 3, 1960
MERRTCK
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;tte.5ie*jPort -Recreation Depart-ineiiC's
l^u'tsdftjr njght fioxingPrn'
g r ^ w t i i - n o longer be heia at the
-K-eeport Armory «BJ Babylon Tum-aplke.
^The .'new location wOl he
; Afcher-St.-School Oyin on Moaflay
: ewi(iig8 -from' 7:00 ta »:M P.M.
'Th^ jjro^ain \?111 hegin at Archer!
•'^onrMonday.Marcli 7." -" • '
JUiy.Jnterested Preeport • boya to
Jr. "pi':^r. laig^h can calf the B¥ee-
; port Becrentlon Departaant ifor fur-t*
er IftformaMoh SB 8-4000.
ClARAViNO AND EUR KAY
LEADS IN "KISS ME KATE"
SpwW. Chadretf s Show
At I1HIS Auiditoriuin Mar^S
..'!Eolk-Soiiga By Dave Sear*', wfll
be.offered on Maich 6 In the Eree-
IMrt High School audltortum on
, H n e ' . S t " - •./'•'_ •;.= , .^__-;„ -•'•>•-,•
' ~Tb\s audience parUcipation SIIOJT^
to a favorite theatre experleoce for
cbUdren, It Is sponsored by the'
cpmbtoed P.TJL'S of the elementary
achpolfl of Preeport. Performance
aforfa at 2:00 "p.in. Satiirdayi-
March 5.
PRICE KTKiBJ CENTS PIRCON
•.m(j»Mfv^
laland's First Lutheran'
High. School, S<hedul(f4 .
.(Senior High Schoal. The «..:—j~-
cpst of the ney school-la approxjL<
laately one nilUlon .d'^lHiw.-'T^.
fiSliool vin be located on the former'
Eaizabeth S. Rutherford estate In
BrookviUe. Conetruetlon of the new
school wlU begin IJi March.
GaiKse* Sddety Movie
Showings Prove Success
Pver.350 Women Attend Grove
Theater to View Special Films
; .Twenty-two thousand women attended Nassau theatres last Thur?-^
day raomlne,-&b,^, to see the American. Cancer Society films "Time'
and TWO Women" and "a'east Self-Bxamtoatlon." More than 360 womeai
eagerto learn how to protect ttiemselw against the two biggest cancer-
Kliiers of women sawthe film at the Grove Theatre, Pfeeportr'; • ^^ ''
Mrs; wilUam Hughes, Ml w; Sea-
Freeport i i o i i 's Chib
iSponsors Gl&ucoma Drive
• The Preeport Uon's Club met at
the Preeport Manor" on Tuesday
OTenlng, March 1. President Henry
Spltzler reported that lii the past
Jftonth the dub had provided a pair
of eye glasses for a needy child;
donated ISO to the Glaucoma.Day
drive; donated $100 to the South
Nassau ComijHinltles Hospital; and
was pondering the sponaorahip of
a farm club In the Preeport Little
League.
The sight conservation work of
the Lion's club Is a vpy important
facet of its activities.; Through the
year it makes available professional
eye care to the indigent;'and pro­vides
eye. glasses and, other optical
iW^^f^!^^WS^VBK'>i3^m»}€^f^H»^
man Ave.. Preeport, Chairman of the
showing, sold '"raere la no doubt
that Nassau women arie eager to
protect themselves against cancer.
Wo are grateful to thegSassau Divi­sion
of the American Cancer Society
for bringing this life-saving Infor­mation
to us."
Mrs. Hughes served as Publicity
Chairman for the Grove Theater
showing. The hostesses who worked'
with Mrs. Hughes were; Mrs. George
Spieddlng, 135 'Webster Ave,, Mer­rick;
Mrs. Stephen Coffey, 118 Wi!-
son Place; Mrs. Alfred Brady, 82
Maryland 'Ave.; Mrs. Louis Oroff-man,
187 W. Seaman Ave.; Mrs.
Sylvia Uchtlger, 89 Maryland Ave.;
Mta, IVUldred Herman, 121 Vf. Sea­man
Ave. atid Mrs. Fred Richards,
Oraltlns Place, all ot Freeport.'
"'^' ,i;(l»*R-«*»JBenedfet P.
known Freeport residents as they
Mo-Kate" to be presented March
-Elks... " ' • • ••
Ciilrk^ifno aii'd^lUMry.'Ami. Clar, 'iirell-atpear
Sn tHeir 1>ad ttoles in "KIsa
19 and 19 by the Freeport Lodge of
l^YOR WItUAM F. GLACKEN
iksUES "ORr PROCLAMATION
throughout Loiig Jslarid. fast'year;
many ' thousands of people -Wdte
screened In order to rule_ out the
presence ot thla insldlouaeye disease.
This year. Glaucoma Day Will bo
held In May,
FREEPORT AMBASSADOR ENTRY
MTERVIEWS NOW COMPLETED
! Names of 6 Finalists Announced,
Winner To Be Named March 10-15
, Se3«tloa.ot.EreejJort.'s.fhst Communlft' Ambassador now moves Into
.the final Stege" wltti"eompletltlon of aU'candidate interviews.-'SeleoUon
ICotoMtiee Chalrmaitt.'Mrs. Howard ..MiidDoiMBU. amioijnced that Pree-iiSt
»s'ilntoas8ador iOPthe Summer.^t'MM will now be selected-fiWi «he
f f 8 a.ppllcaiJt8, Annoimcemmfri^ election is planned between
yiMSBh{lto.toMftAi%-'V,.-L^^./^-^^ • •-:''•-
• 'Mi&eJ'^^--addresses*-of thBrS
fihallsJisi all fft wftop-haw alwady
;lieeirhpftea; are as fotto#: Lorette.
'B.--Keneher,i85JB«Bf'stfeet
•C5^BB«h|-, II iffiiam cijiitf Barbara
'il^. oisei^ Itt. Craig Avenue; Iftrlee
Qrltm4ii, 316' 8«iiith',iSSln' itrc6t;
Bruce X Mazor, lp4 Smith Street;
Paul J. Ood.t, *W SdUth Loiw Beach
Ave. All' are >eaidei}t»,of Preeport.
8peal$ing on behalf of the Selec­tion
Committee; Mrs. MacDoMgall
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Robert Doxsee.-'^fmer SHiyor "ol
Preeport and "now Village Clerk, will
bo the guest speaker on March 10
•^at 1:30 PJM. at the meeting of the
I Guild of the OhUrch of the Trans­figuration,
Preepor^.^. The" meeting
will be, held in the Parish House lo­cated,
at the corner of Long Beach
Ave. and Pine St. In Preeport.
LEADER Feature
Editor in Service
^SPECIAL
•DBUG ,STOBE
.. . NOnCB .
Rev. X^. John Latahaw To
C^mdnd: Service CM -
WbiMtDayOf Frtyer
Mribe'World Day of .Prayer Ser-
V p wUl; iw ;lield to the' Methodist
*<&urch, ^ Plhe St., Preeport, on
March 4, 1960 at 2 p.m.
Reverend John Latshaw, pastor of
the church, wlU conduct the service.
Reverend Latshflw will speak on the
topic "Laborers Together with God"
which win be the subject of ser-mona
all over the world on that
day.
The service in Preeport Is spon­sored
by the Preeport Council of
nnlted Church Women. Every one
is • welcome.
i Plc{q«d alwsft hit ta rigWf M* ^ JwA'iUrx, Spechil Project
yiee^rtKoUent*' Mfs. AUas,[JMlchisboe; PuMjetAi Vbru iHOUua W-jjiMkea,
Ifm. Mortliaer .Sehi^MJI*, - B f t ^ ^ «^
a«rifc^^«j5^ ««aa«»f«r, TnbUrity. )Ghijtam»,M;»lw-*V?^Wt OKI.tbvm
" The Atlantic Chemists, 179 At­lantic
Ave., Preeport, ,wlll remain
open late until >10 pjn.. this Sun­day,
March 6. All other drug stores
iwhWh'are.members of ,the Pree­port
Phani»acy, Associ^ition-close at
2 pjR. on Sundays. The AtfiLntic
Chemists - telephone mimbcr • Is
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Uniondale, Holy N^une Plans
St^atiick's Day Danw
The Holy Name Society of St.
Martha's Churchi Uniondale, Lo'ng
Island will hold Its cteventti an­nual
St. Pfttrlc1t''BDay Dance an
Saturday evening,' Maxch 19, 1B60
In' tlie Church Auditorium; Green-grm{
«t,Ave.' • ., ' , . " . . . . . - -
MALCOLM A. JABMNE
Maleobn A. JTatdine .Feature Edi­tor
of THE LEADER, -Will report
(or wUve duty at Fort DIx, New
Jerwjy, on BJaieh 6, with the Ait,,.
National GnanL ».
JOe i i a irrMoate ol Mepbam SUgh.
Sehoorand Hew ifork SUUj unl-veraity
i^t'Fannlngdalei and Is tak-,.
Ing spedal e«ttcM« at Adelphl COU.
U!C<t.:B)a' paranta, THr> aodl Mrs. Ail- .
dKw^/wMUne, kcflUe al 41S GarSwv,)
8tt.BeUnure. ' .' ..
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