1950-04-06

              THURSDAY; M'ARCi;8p,
' ' ' \:.:_ THE 1, E A D E R -J F R
8 A.» to 9 P. M. FRIDAYS
* -o EVER
PHNE
A-DEAL 8FPZB MART is a COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER . . . it is designed for your ehoppfmg con-venieApe,
eo yon may^do all your shopping in one pleasurable trip . . . so you may And all toe brands that spell
quality conveniently displayed . . ..so you may savesubstantiallyk And Aon't forget—we'11 be more than
glad to deliver your order I ' ^ . " " i , .
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Sidney H/Siwezey Die*
Increase of $56,697
Gjblyn and Pearaon
Seek
We don't buy meat at random! We pick the finest prime,
nieats that go to market/ We make lees per pound, but we
knowjrpn'Ubebaekl
,. . ,
onrRmmd
S I N G BEEF
SAVE ON QUALITY
•Carnation Evaporated Milk ..... 5.SO
case of 48 cans
Midgit Petit Pole Peas. , 1 6 otz. can 29c
Betty, Crocker Apple Pve Quick
^Kw*MMnJ*^mBaej^*«^^3'$^^ ^awESg^ !(2hK%ena.'. i.'.' '^ v%@."' 4?€
4*A Ibs. and ovez
Choice Cuta of Prime Rib Roast... /. Jb, 59c
ALL POPOLAR .BRANDS
Cigarettes .... ......... carton 1.69
Ehlers Creen Split Peas ..... 2 for 2Sc
lb. boxes
S & W Youngberry Preserves . . . : 19c
Eor Doge. . ... .box
Reynold's Aluminuoi..Wrap. rbox 29c
FOD EPARTMENt
_ ._ z^ — Minute Maid^QuickFrozen^uices ---------
Make* l/ Pints * ' 6 oz. tin ea.
,v' * .* * * * *.v*\.*. *
fenne
Blended..
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GOODS DEPMTMENT
Stonicr's Pecan Honiea. . . . . . ; . . .pkg of 8 2Sc
. T-:? obmamon-BuoaCoviwed with Pecan* . \^.y ; % . . - - »•. ... • . -\ . - ••
Gnome j3utt6rT3ake» Precooked^ ^ pkg^ of 8 22c
Grehnan jelly Rolla. .V. . . . . . . .... . . . . 30c
Drake Coffe* Ring. V. .,..,. ..... ...... 30c
SAVE— ^6.00 a case of 24'*
No Limi* — Bring All Your
Coupons h A-DEAL
lh,*in
With coupon from Newsday or L. I
Press Today! Thursday, March .
" None to Dealers.
Depend on our produce being farm fresh at any _season!
For there's always a season somewhere and we take advan-tage
of the best in produce for you!
A-SP ARAMS
lb.
Psecal Celery^,. ... . . ... . .,? . ,lg. bunch 16c
"YeH&^y'C^&OMr^V.''. '. /VVV\\''':'*vV'^V3^^e'^b
Fancy Vine Ripened Honey Dewe .... ^a 59c
Eaater Fruit Baaketa Made Up to Order $5 Up,
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A net budget totaling $877,098, in-cluding
$40,000 for the Memorial
Library, will be submitted to the
eligible voters of the F^eeport
School District at the annual school
meeting to be held in the High
School auditorium on ^Tuesday
night, May 2* This compares with
$821,401 a year ago, an increase of
$55,697 of which $5,000 ip ,for the
library.
Leo F. Giblyn, president of the
Board of-Education, and Harold _
Pearson, whose terms of office ex-pire
at the end of the fiscal yea?, are
candidates* for "re-election, and JW^ll
be voted on on Wednesday, May 3.
A proposAlon.^p^opri«Lting $36,-
000 to be taken from siuiplus, fbr the
erection of a field house on?''the
Cleveland ave* school propeiiLyl and
,a storage house,.elsewhere in the
school district, will be voted on
Tuesday.-night.
. Personal regdstration Is required
to vote at .the school election, so
only those who enroll In the lobby
of the high/school on Saturday,
April 33, between the hours ,of 7
». and 8 P,M., will
vote on April 2 or 3.
3HT%ross Budget of the _..
elusive of the library, is $1,931,478,
as against $1,249^441 a year'ago, an
mcerase of $82,037/\ Bo#eyer, m-oreases
from sources;. Bother than
{taxation 6how a rise
•040 to $459,380, a.difference^$2i|i
340, and ; while $25,000 w»s taken
from suzplus last yeaf,._that in jhe
TOILETRIES DEPARTMENT
Woodbury Cocoanut Oil .Shampoo. ...... 39c
, ^50o aize
Palmpliye Shaving Cream giant size. .. , ,. 43c
Stork Castile Soap... /...,.... 1.. .\ ybat 15c
April Showers Talk Po^kjet, .. . 39c
SOAPS AND KITCHEN AIDS
Breath, of Pine hot. 29c
Ivory Flakes. . .large box"26c
Penna Starch ...:....; ....., ;bot. 69c
Rad . \ * .^ .! bo*. 49c
. /.plcg %0c
Frpstee Dessert Mix. . . . . .2 pkgs %9c
.
Assorted Sodas and Flavor . . ; 2 fo? 2Sc
Phehix Bouillon Pubes . , pkg. of 5 5c
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lea eeme\f«»o the beat ,?aady, Kitahdha; at * aavlag
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:$S17*S60/Jh 1949/afjump^of $66,665
Oher itema are as follows:; Fue)
Might and power/ $26,160
-$34^50 .last year; redemp-of
bonda and interest on boiids
$192^636 agialnat $198^47; inaurance,
$16,033 agaJnet $10,049; textbooks
and ochool_Hibrary_ _books, $19,980
a^alnat $17^80; prlntin*, advertig"
ihg, legal aervlce, busmess auppllea
and cenaua, :$6,4?6 against ^$6,638^
aupplies, office of prlncfpala, in*
struoMonal supplies, commenoement
expenses, 'summer high school "ap-propriatipn
and .other expenses of
*ns#uctloh, .$36,750'.and $31,100;
.custodial supplies, telephone service
and other expenses of: operation;
$11,300 and $10,600; upkeep of
grounds, repair of buildings, heat-
Jn& lighting and replacement of
other equipment, $47,085 and $46-
585; improvement of grounds, al-terations
of buildings, furniture,
equipment, plumbing, ventilation
and electrical installations, $43,105,
and $31,255, and supplies used Jn
health service, recreation and other
expenses of auxiliary agencies^ 7$56r
420 and $49,670. '
and August
Petry, retinng blerKand tax* assess
aor of qie Village of Freepqrt; re-apeotive)
y, were guesta-pf honor at
a parjy ^yen"'by fe^ow municiplal
and friehdaj r ., ^
was held on Monday;
Aprl$-3, at the Mun&c&pial Building
ahd more than sixty persona: attend-
Mr/ Sa^browch^- ,vaa /
*/a * Rarker^. fountain?' pen
e#^ reqelyed a traveMng
membera of their departments
:tokena:of eateemJ ;• "•••'_. ^ • * :•/ v /
Mayor Rooert .L, Doxaee, Village
and varloua municipal
. and Expressed
the
: weteran '.ptAMo ••aervanta^ '
AM, DAT
Bernhard'a Pharmacy,- ?4 Weat
r(L, ..will JremaJnv open 1 8uh-the
other,., drugglate in
PJJ. "Oi@ tele*
-Sl^lney HrSwezev, for many years
a practicing -lawye&r with offices in
Freeport; dietl "yesterday after "a
long illness in hisjhpme, 220 \6outh
Long Beach ave. He. was familiarly
known as Judge sWezey as he served
as police- judge in Freeport some
years ago. ' '
Born oq the East end of Long Is?
ladn of colonial stock, he had lived
in Freeport for half a century.,.
*Surviylhg -are hla wife, Maria' A.
Swbzey; who has been an . invalid
for many years; a son, Holmes J.,
and two sons Berkeley and Wil-liam
H.
The funeral will be private.
Robert Kinsey Slated
For F»e Chief 'a Post
-A new-head«af -the Freeport Fire
Department will be elected tonight
with the advancement of Robert N.
Kinsey from first deputy to chief
and Jiulius O. Jacob, jr., as first
deputy chief. John E. Marra of the
Engine Co. and William J. Noll, of
Hose Co. 3, are running against
each other for 4he second deputy-ship.
Company elections Tuesday night
resulted as follows:
1 — Jamea Ryder, captain: AH»n
flrat lieutenant, Harry Paulson,
aecond lieutenant, and Frank Boyden,
warden,
Hpee 2 — Knueland Verity, captain;
William Siuro and John Hoffman, lieu-tenants,
and Vincent Olordnno, warden,
Hoaw 8 — Chrlw Malklwch. captain; Wll-llwn*
Halvorwen and George Florenze,
lieutenants: Jack McDonald, warden.
Hose 4— William Mulholland, captain;
HeutenantH and Franklin Grempel, warden.
Hose 5 — Herbert Mulligan, captain;
Rocco Volentl and Robert Bocgel, lieu-tenantH,
and Eugene Huxley, jr., warden.
Engine Co, — Arthur Burdotte, captain;
Jo""hn Gangeml rand Kenneth Busht j
tenahth, and Robert Gaupner, war
Truck Co. — Robert VonElm; captain
Emory Wrlpht and Bruce WII)et», lieu*
tenants and John J*\8ayera, warden.
Here^SO Years
Noted for Embroideries
And Scrapbooka; Wa*
Active in Red Cross
Mrs. Augusta B. Goeller died in
her home, 217 Smith st., Saturday
night after a prolonged Illness
which culminated with a heart at-tack
earlier in the day. Funeral
services were conducted In the Ful-ton
Parlors Monday night by the
Rev. Dr. Louis H. Loach, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, and the'
interment Tuesday was in Ever-green
Cemetery, Bethel, Sullivan
County, N.Y.
Mrs. Goeller was bom Augusta
Christine Bergener In New York but
lived most of her life In Brooklyn,
until the family moved to Freeport
thirty years ago. She was long
active In St. John's Methodist
Church In the Eastern District of
3rooklynr—She—wss-aii—artist—with"
!he needle and her embroidery won
her numerous ribbons In the Mlne-ola
Fair. She regaled friends who
visitor her with the hundreds of
embroidered pieces she had
Another of. her hobbles was the
making of scrapboOks which
Qooh of $4/100i
n
Cancer Fund Drive
Campaign to Continue
Entire Month With
Mrs. Reiner aa Head
The campaign to raise $4,400 in
Freeport for the Nassau County
Cancer Committee is on in earnest
this week with Mrs. Benjamin J.
Reiner as chairman, and Mrs. Har-old
W. BatUn as treasurer. It will
be continued until May 1.
'Mrs. Daniel Friedman is heading
the house-to-house canvass which
Is expected to "yield the bulk of the
funds raised for Che cause. Sheriff
H. Alfred Vollmer Is In charge of
special gjftsj William S. Hughes of
schools, Russell E. Hotallng of ^or-ganizations,
Dr. Jerome K. Asch,,
physicians; Dr. Robert Busoh; den-,
iMsts; Richard O. McOhesney,'
optometrists; Alan W. Vollmer, real
estate and insurance; Alfred B.
r; — Edward — Walters,
automobile Industry; Joseph R.
Gould, merchants, and Samuel D.
Gerber, coin collections.
Mayor* Robert
The Ko^hweat Civic Association,
at a meeting held Monday night in
the Seaman ave. school, voted a
change in the by-laws of the or-ganization.
Discussion of political
affairs affecting the welfare of the
village will now be permissible, but
it "was voted not to "support or en^
dorse any person or political party.
were
term of bne year.
calling on the people of Freeport
to support. #ie campaign:
the -children's WBZRBA8 the: President of the
Anxm^trqtR
distributed
Surprise was occasioned ..at
organization meeting^ jof the Village
Boa^^Mipnday Aight when Wmund
Ti JGhesJhire was/ named Village
CQerk for two years to succeed
George F. Sasbrouck, who retired.
This is not Mr. Cheshire^ first office
for the village for he served aa man-ager
of the Consumers' Credit De-ipartment
rfom July 1,1940 until the
posftlon was, abolished on April A;
1943; %"" ;
Mr. ^Cheshire will also serve aa
Village Assessor succeeding August
Petry. -the—positions of < Village
Clerk and Assessor were combined,
due to the fact that the work of JTax'
Assessor has. greatly decreased since
the Village of Freeport accepted the
Nassau oounty Assessment Rolls.
Following is a list of other ap-pointments
announced by Mayor
Robert L. Doxsee and the:!Village
Board of Trustees: '.?/.% .,
Stephen* W. Hunt, village .treas?
urer, ,term of two yba»;* 'LUUan
Stiffens, senior accoimk clerk,. also
designated to act as deputy treas-urer;
Martin H, Weyrauoh, yillage
counsel, term of lone year; 'Paul
Kelly, acting police Justice: MiMorj*i_
^Tan Riper, chief clerk,, also desigr
nated to act as
.,. 'following i members
eleotiBd to'the newly formed
.committee: chairman/ Dr. M.
O. Isenberg, Van Baar Brown, Stan-ley
Livingston and Homer Harris.
President John McMichael, con-ducted
Che meeting, with approxi-mately
50 members in attendance.
FHS Trackmen Plan
Eighteen Meeta
The return of four lettermen
from ^ast year's squad and the.
further development of many fresli-and
sophomore prosoects
to ^olnt- to<\ a
successful season for t.ne Freeport
Sigh School track and^field- squad
under the supervision of Coaches
John Augustine and Randall Powell.
Co-captains John Cleary and Ed
O"Aleally, . Berkeley Bwezey, and
Harold_,Thoimpson_fo%im«.the xiucleus
vldual^youngsterst
" Before and during the war Mrs.
Goeller was one "of the most faith-ful
workers of the Freeport Red
Cross Branch. For a time. she
served with the group that met in
the \ .Baptist . Church. Later she
spent every Wednesday at the Red
Cross workroom in the Municipal
Building and"annually^recelved"tHe
highest of awards for the many
hours spent in this activity. From
1940 to 1956 she was credited with
1,258 hours of service. She was a
member of .the Freeport Aux-iliary
of .the South Nassau Oom-munltes
Hospital. SHe also had
sewed for the Save the Children.
Foundation. '"'
Mrs. Qoller Is survived by her
husband, George Wi Goeller, editor
and publisher of "The LEADER, to
whom she was "married Oct. 15, 1913;
a son, Harold E. Goeller, a chemical
engineer at Oak Ridge; Tenn.; a
granddaughter, Man* Kay, and" a
brother, George D. Bergener. of
th@
CONTROL
"WHEREAS, the proWem
cancer is .becoming more and more
a problem for the. community as a
whole; and
, "WHBREA6, modem medical akil
and! an infdrgned people can prevent
many needless caqcer
properly; and
if the
treatet)
'do this it becomes
Incumbent upon all of us to re-double
bur ef*or)» in supporting the
work of cancer control, therefore, I,
Robert L. Doxsee, Mayor of the
Village of Freeport, hereby proclaim
as Cancer Control Month and
^ook-Review-Group To
Hear Mrs^ V. K. W!ll!am*
The Freeport Book Review Oropp.
will hold its April meeting oh Mon-day,
Apr, 10, at 8:15 P.M. in the
team! / v
"the Varsity schedule is as fol-lows:
....
April 36—Central and Lawrence
at Central; April 28-r-Malverne"and
Oceanside at home; May 3—'South-side
and Baldwin at Southslde;
May 5?-4Iempateao at home;..Ma&
SewanhajEa and Hempstead at
Sewanhaka; May ' l3^=Sectien 8
Relayjcamival at Sofatra; MAy 17
Section I Championship at
Sewdnhaka; 'May 20-^6SAL .Trials
at ' Sewanhaka; Miay' 2*^6 8 A&
3hamp!onshlp at Sewanhaka; May
a74-Naaaau Oounty Ohampionahip
at Sewanhaka? June 3—Section 8
June
Championship at
gehedule %a aa
,_ ..
home; May
and Ba&Iw*o at South*
s#de; * n d
ti Seaohaka; jMay. 16
—Baldwin at bome
S3em*»
ahin at home*
Mrs.
request that citizens of this Village
observe it as.such,
"I further request that all individ-uals,
Institutes, businesses and or-ganizations
within this Village co-operate
with and assist the .Nassau
Oounty' Cancer Committee In its
campaign during April."
Vanneyar Bush's
book—"%$odern'' Aims and
Men." ', ; *^ _*^
At the
Mlarjorle
the ' mood f of { SpriSg j,
Mrs.
will putinembers in
. poetry
readings. A$rs. Nancy Suteitneister,
president, has announced that, the
slate of oJf*cera for the coming year
wHl.be, presented.. . 6 . .. !
ANNOUNCE HOLIDAY SCHEDWB
Mrs. Elizabeth RJCelly;
announced ^.that-the-Jlreeport
mdr*ai: Library will: cloael "at;''13iOO!
Good Friday/Apr.:7. Although the-echpor
is <^osed, the Oolumbua AveJ
Branch %of the library wHl bej'bpen!
on all,. other regular, libraxy dayw
during the Baater
'g wlomn
haa ^ beea
week due 4@ the lack of
4h*a
Sutter and Braren WiMa
Are FMed for Probate
"Henry S. Butter, 258 South Bay-view
ave:, widely known Insurance
executive who died in Harkness
Pavllllon, P r e s b yterlan Medical
Centre, MJanhattamronFeb; 21. has
books of the. village;
Ooffey, member,of the sewer bom-mission,
term-,of three years; Ray.T.
Kieman, member of the, park, corn-term
of ^thxiee years ^ Robert
Patterson, oiember and designa*-
aa ; chainoan of^ the: planning
^ rm* of threel yeaw; Ray-mond
Clements. and
van, in'embers of . _
board Jn place of ZHmund\Lum!ey,
r., and WUUam J. Maitlni who re-signed;
Trustees W, F. OXaoken and
/ J. Baker, members of the planning
x*ard in conformity with Section
1TQF of the village 1W.
William F. Dunker, Louis Bloom,
Edward Rice, members of the ex-amining
board of plaimlbers, term of
three years; Ernst Stumpf appoint-ed
as chairman; O. H, Walling,
John Dlexder, Christian P. WAllig,
;#
bequea*hed-all-hi44pppperty-to his
jyidov'Mrsi EHzaSeth Butter, ac-cording
to hla will filed for probate
In Mineola. ^
'Mr. .gutter left an estate valued
in the petition at more than $20,000
An personal^property and more than
$10,000 In real estate. ..The will was
datwl May, 16,24935. ' ^
Re also left two daughters, Lor-rain^
gpaT%ing_and Winifred Regan,
bdth of Freeport. 3?ie eatat__was
represented :m .surrogatA^s , court] by
Bdgham/ Engla?^ Jonea 'and '
of .. Braren,
57 .West -Lincoln "pi;; ^whn med in
her' home on March 16 has been
probate^ by Surrogate BbwalL .
; Mrs/ Braren le*t peraonalyeffebte
to i her- daughter Mra. ZXlna: S. Mo%.
Oloakey ; and , the residuary estate
?^{ divided among Mra. MbQloakey
and . two aoha; Oomeliua David "
Freeport, ^ and Arnold
*en, 2167 Brookslde ave., /Wahtagh;
All were named executora. : %l>e will
waa dated O@t* 37/1948. 7%%e eatatie
:waa vallued at about $6,000 Jn per*
aonal aod,$lOO'in real property.
J. Boyle, and Stephen
members .of the electrical board,
term "of one year; Carl-Hellatenr
Robert E. Pabterson, Carl p. Lenker,
Theodore M. Lang, George J. Smith,
Victor 0. Wade, ^. M. Katz, mem-
'bers of" the wateYfi^nt^comniittee^
term of one year; The LEADER
designated as official newspaper of
Bhe Village of Freeport; Robert
Preyer, designated as broker t%f pro-lage-
and - such employees - as
required, _ < .
(Meadow Brook National -Bank*
and the. Freeport Bank, designated
aa depositories of the Village funds;
Clinton R. Golden, Alan Kellock, A.
Stanlsl&w, and Paul Nelson, mem-bers
of beautdflicatioh co*nmi4#ee,
Mr* Golden to act aa chairman;
MraV Charles WhiUook, Mra. Fred
o: Higman -ahd Mrar N. S. yixon,
members of the ;landacaplng oomr
mfMee;' Oapt. -^ M. Ragan,
P. Sliina; jn/iyilliam 'Aahley,
v ; \ ' (Continued .on Page ; 4)
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PLANS MEETING
t ,Th@ Freeport, Spspltal : OilQId will
monthly meeting in I
O Kli r b hK , Wedneaday y ; & t
•3:30 ' '
* program^ ammgedvby thej Ney'
TblepBone ObfrwUl" featurej a, %-..-.":.'?
lecture demonstration ."Journeys: of;
Speech"'and the
sound, motion picture^
starring Ezlp , Pihza
3Tiebbm,
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