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FBBEPORT, N. Y, THURSDAY, MABCH W, I960
WTERRI^K
NO OPPOSmON TO JUOCE
I VeterairFreeport Jurist and Nofed
j Lawyer Wins Unity Party Nomination
-~ i fceeRorf Police Justice Paul Kelly, on Maroh 15, leeks re-election
ttf a five-year term.of office to what is achedulefl as the day's only
poUto^ In thai oonununlty. The election of Kelly, candidate otJ^ee-pijrfs
inoumbenf Unity Party, Is vIrtaaUy guaranteed as the mSirlty
VlUage. Party has offered no opposition candidate for the iudlclal post.
JBom; In IVeeportJfl years ago,
P4uil Kelly Is a product of Pre^port
• • gijttde. and . high schoote, during
Wjjlch ttaie he was ndtett' for his
dramatic attllty and was the rei
dpient of several pubUe spealdng
Bf ards, A graduate of the Unlvewlty
ofAlalwma, he attended BtJ John's
Graduate School of Law. He was
admitted.to the Alahama bar In
l^B and the New fork bar In IB88.
jJudge Kelly's ability first gained
ptlMlc attention in 1842 when, as a
private citizen, he led the battle for
a Prceport housing project. Through
his efforts the State signed .the
Original contract which proved the
forerunner of activity which led to
ths cijrrent Federal housing project
wW=rt:'hW serv^:4a-.st;i»<«(lel-.4or,lj
in{inr;<areas/.7& 'is^'y^^'^^oyia.:'
ti^'^ml^, ap'polbnted'him'Counsel
for the Fteeport Housing Authority.
B potion' he served without com-penseitlon,
' l£']l843 he formed a law partnor-
Bhlp with Charles V. McDonald. In
1945 Gov Thomas Dewey appointed'
Kelly Deputy Commissioner of
Housing for the State of New York,
a post he served until 1947 when he
resigned to return to private law
• pracMoe. , '
Freepoit's Unity Party was formed
In rebruary of 1047 and Kelly served
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yoctors Hospital
Honors Employees
Spedal Gold Alurwd
. Residents of Preeport and Roosi-velt
were honored fast weet -when
they recelyed gold ''S Year*' ptaa
from JDoctors Hospital, . iveepor|,
conunemoratWg thetf five years of
continued service.
Among the registered nurses who
were «f honored by the Boaf3 of
Directors and Dr. Anton Notey^
Executive Director, wewi Mrs. u
MInnick, Sufwrlntendent of Nlases,
of S9i Rutland Road, BIkabeth
Markpwltas, R.N., of ^i drafting
Place. EUrabeth Allen, R.N„ of 201
MIBer Avewue, Edna Busk. R.N.; of
7B8 Miler Avenue, Orace Stack,
R.N., of 30 N. Long Beach Avenue,
aia irohn Mulr, engineer, of 107
Oary Place, all of Freeport, "as well
as William McCarthy, male nurse,
of 189 Howard Avenue, Roosevelt.
In addition, Mrs. Mtonlck, Super­intendent
of Nurses, was honored
by the presentation of a gold charm
•bracelet.-' • . • • • ''
• Over 18fl nurses aind th«r |rtend«
attended the Dinaer-Danee 3i|Jili#i
,to«ik place ^at ^ iSumt^mm^.
PWCB J-IVB ClOTS PER OTPf
FREEPORT ELKS GiVE
$ ! 2 i 0 0 d T 0 C ^
Capacity Attendance iy
Antiual Awaids Dttmet -
Station Wagon Presentecl to United .
Cerebral Palsy Found, in Roosevelt
A capaoltf attendance of raemberf and guestis of tlie l t « ^ r t Iiodge
of Sks, B.P.OJ!. #1353. witnessed Oie.presentaUon of more Own fia.-
000.00 to numerous charities at the Annual Awards Dlnnw held last
night, Wednesday, March 8, at the Blks Lodge on West Merrick Road
ta R-eeport. •
Tlio largest award was the presentation of a new st«Uon wagoo
to the United Cereteal Palsy Poundatlon In-Roosevelt, other donations
were given to various established charities which,have been recipients
of Blks awards during the past years, The funds, for these awards-weiB...
raised throughout the year by the many aka program,s, i»rlloularIy
the annual Hks Charity Baaanr..
Howard S. Bateraan serves as Exalted Ruler and Karl V. Anton
la the Secretary of ihel fteeport Lodge of Elks, George Bennett Smith •
is ta» Public Relations Ottlseri • . . ' ' •• 5
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FREEPORT REPUBLICAN CLUB
t a ilOLD MEETINGdMARCH 10
MISS H&mt ROSS R l n i ^
AFTER 38 YEARS OF SERViCi
Veteran Educator to Be Succeeded
By.Franceis Buchanan as Principal
Leo F. Othlyn has announced the retirement of Miss Helen E. Ross,
Principal of the "Columbui. Avenue School, and the appointment In her
place of Ml93. Frances, Buchanan, former Reading Supervisor in the
elementary schools.
A native'of Newburg, New York, Miss Ross was graduated from the
State Norrhal School at New l^ltz
and received her Bachelor's- and
Master's degrees from l*ew Yo*
University. She began her service
In Rreeport to 1921 as a first grade
tiftcher in the Columbus Avenue
...chool. In 1941 she r^elved her, ap-priiQtment
as principal B.M con-llQued
in that capacity until the
liesent time.
Miss Ross was active In many or-
K'tinlzatlons during her busy years
In Freeport."she served as President
of-the Columbus Avenue PTA^ Free-port
Central Council PTA, and JRree-p
irt ,Bti8lnes5 Women's /Club. She
uas also a member of the Athena
Club and has held various offices
In a .number of profteslonal Educa­tion
Associations.
(Continued on Page ,9)
Tbii »l^ve plctum'shows'tl>«"'li«w-.Freeport BfepaUloaa-Chtb" pnrai-dent,
Robert Scbade during recent iuitalbUon'-oeremanleB/ MC^V-'
ini: gavel of office from New York Awmbly. Speafcer ^^osep]^ F^.Car* '
UQO, aji ^^pott Leader Fetor C. Kelly ?tienter) ftnd ttHMang^jfitia/Uiai'
iBddiO YMOID (rlgbi) JoOlibv on. The Freeport GOP Clnb wUI hold s
iig- nteeUog. tonigbt, Xhnrsdsty, jMarcta 10, at ttie-Amwrlcaw |<egl«n
Diwon't on W. jBanrlce Hwy,.-ni» fini vrb^ofr of Uui/Verta^ Txiff^'
,wUl be-«nnoinM«d, ivaiter.'i?o|ie, ViUafe Eocbus9« ,«U1 be-a^gmfi^
" «PjM^ and peter Leavetu' irfU abaw' » doomnatar^'novfe' on the
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SPECIAL
htojG- STORE;
NOTICE
": rrledmaii's Pharaiaoy, 75 West
SnuriseHwy., Freeport,'wUl Mmaln
.onep' (sitoj qn^ 10 P-n.. tlib Svn-day,
Mareh^^is. All otiier aiujg
gUma which an- membets of the
'frttppn Pbannacy AssoclaUon
etoso »t, !$, jMn< oiT S'nnd»ya. The
Rie^biuui'a Pbsnnacy'' teleiAonf
:«Bnibe».ia ER^<M01...^u ..•.'- -. <..
:Ne3»vly-R(eiifWodl^
Establisfimenttd; Re-open ^ .
Qri Tllursday,-;March:;':1'0v • A;5
•nie otto Kunz fataliy, .owaewi and opeiratiors. of. the popular Sea
Breeze Restaurant, located' af the. foot of MlUer Ave,, will celebrate the
30th business aiihiversary # this fainousestablwHrnehi.' , . V:
Closed for. tlie past two months, the Sea'Breeze will re-open oh,.
Thursday, March 10. The entire building has been enlarged, re-modeted,
re-designed and re-fuitilshed; • / „
It' now-features -a beauUfuI and spacious iQl^.decomted in.-hn--
ported Italian. tUe and mosalcj a. huge/flre-placiieqiUpped codrtall
lounge with a IMBO horse-shoe bar and intimate lounge s^tteto and febles;
private and sound-^roof dining rooms with special entrances and. rood»
em rest and powder rcioins, ,,' : -" ••
The entire establMunent Is alr-oondltloned and .'designed vjltJi the
famous "Sea Breeze" nautical effect. The main dlningroom's over-look
the picturesque waterways of Preeport.
The famous Sea Breeze, which has become a tradition in family
dining, retains all of Its charm which Is now further enhanced by the
now remodelhig. The new Sea Breeze Is comfortable, modern but not
gaudy.
BEN COOKE AND HANK WAHS
CANDIDATES FOR FFD POST
Popular Firefighters Compete
For 2nd Deputy Chief Position
At Elections on Thurs., April 7
Two candidate? wlU compete for the post of 2nd Deputy ClUef of
tlj'e Preeport Ph-e Department at the annual election at Plre Head­quarters
on Thuraday, April 7.
one candidate Is Benjamin Cooke of Hose Co. #3, a veteran o(^ 25
years of service residing at 121 Branch'AVO., Freeport, for a quarter of
a century. Be ts a machinist at the Hempstead Machine Works, Inc.,
and the father of three children, Steven, Frank and Joan.
' The'other candidate'is Hank Walts of Hose Co.. #4 who Is in tho
departmfent « years and lives at 183-So. Brook«lde Ave., Preeport. m-has
resided In the village for 10 years. He Is a pHofo-erigraver employed
by. a New York City concern,' He )s the father of 2 sons, Roger and
Rodney, , ' ' '^ • •
: The varloiis eompanlea of the department are now making plan*
for their [respective company elections on'Tuesday, April B.
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