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^ 15th Teat Noi 22 FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY,; OCTOBER 19,1 OENT8 A COPY
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a Record
Senator J. D; Bennett
U?gea Election of
Dewey and Slate
Tha.^reeport Republican Club has
a membership of 1,006. This was
announced by Mrs. Edythe Sheehan
membership chairman, at the
monthly meeting In the Legion Dug-out
Thursday night. This figure
has been exceeded only once In the
history of the club and that was in
1MB, a presidential year, when .the
enrollment exceeded 1,200. However
efforts are being made to equal this
record before Election. Day," "But
day, Nov. 7.
Plans were announced for a block
party to be held on Monday night
Oct 30, in Railroad ave. This wil
conclude the campaign and numer-ous
candidates for office are expec-ted
to visit the scene during the
evening and make a few remarks
Staite' Senator John ^D. Bennett
running for re-election on the Re-publican
ticket, gave the addres
Thursday night. He considered the
national administration, saying five
years ago the nation-was at the
zenith of its power and with com-petent
leadership we could have won
the peace as we. had won the war.'
Instead, he said, the war machine
—the best in history, was allowed
to be broken up while Russia was
Increasing its armament bringing
on the situation that has developed
today.
Nation vs. State
The Senator also referred to Na-tional
spending and compared it
with conditions in Mew York where
imder a .business -like administration
the etate has been enabled^ to bal-
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PRE-SCHOOL GROUP HEARS
TALK BY DENTAL HYGIENIST
'"Proper care of the baby teeth
do mucji to insure strong heal-thy
permanent teeth," Mrs. Harry
Duff, dental hygienlat, told parents
of the Pre-8chool group of Ohe Sea-man
ave school Parent- .Teacher
Association", at their first meeting
of the year. Mrs. Duff pointed ou1
that good foods, proper, cleansing
and periodic dental checkups are
important for all, but particularly
for children. Mrs. Duff's talk was
followed by a question "and answer
period.
. • The* -next meeting of the Pre-
School parents will be held Tuesday
night in conjunction with the Par-ent-
Education group..'
WELLESLE^-IN-NASSAU
PLANS FIRST MEETING
^yyellesl6y-in-4Nassau will have its
first meeting of the season Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. John
W. McOonnell, 74 Poplar st., Garden
City*. .1....
Mrs. Uaul H. Mansfield, executive
secretary of the.Alumnae Associa-tion
of Wellesley College since 1944,
will speak on VAssoolatlon — por
What?" Mrs. MansfieldJs a mem^
ber of the Glass of laia'ajFTVelleeley,
her mother of the Class of 1690 and
five other relatives are alumnae of
Wellesley College.
ELKSTORECEiyZK
DISTRICT DEPUTY 1 _ ........
/.District Deputy Oharlea t<, Mc-and
. State Vice-President
Ingiwertsen are to pay their
pffidal visit /to «the Freeport Lodge
pf Elks at its weekly meeting 'tonlght
first
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initiation of the fall aeaaon'
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Smith; a ; resident of and
School
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teaA%a^o:f;I*h^ba cyne^eL'' Smith"
who ^30 3ea» old,.%s five feet nine
6ioKel: lk< heigh* and, /weighs \ 173
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Breaks Grpunj for Ejaiscppal
The Rev. Reginald B. Scott, for 36 years rector of the Transfiguration
P. E. Church breaks ground for the new edifice as Suffragan Bishop
Johathan G. Sherman, who followed him, looks on. Photo by Bagatelle
Episcopalians Break Ground
For New $125,000 Bui)[din@[
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Eastsr services to.be conducted In
the building.
The rector, thte Rev. Reginald
Scott, turned over the .first spade
of earth is about the position where
the altar will be located, just west
of the present -edifice, which is to
be torn down to make way for TRe
new structure. He was followed.' by
Suffragan Bishop Jonathan O.
Sherman, church officials, represen-tatives
of various organizations in
the village and municipal depart-ments.
Rector, Scott, who presided, de-clared
the ground-bneaking was
vthe greatest event in the history
of the parish and in my own life."
The church, he added, being erect-ed
to the .glory of God, was not
founded by man out by God himself
and so, there was no, greater work
one could do than to build a church.
He then proceeded to turn over
a spade of earth and among others.
who did so were Senior Warden
John R. P. Goller, Junior Warden,
Clifton B. Smith, Vestrymen "John
T. Calkins, Nathaniel 3. Wheeler,
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the sanctuary. The. wood . trusses
will be exposed and there will be a
small built in chapel on the south
s&de of the structure. In the base-ment
there will be class rooms and
kitchen facilities. The auditorium
will have, a seating capacity for
about 380. • ~ ' •
Being Made *
William. E. Orevblserat, ^ mem-ber/
of We Itortheast Park Commis-sion,;'
advised, the .Northeast., pi vie
Association at Its mohthly meeting
Friday night In the. home of Harry
J. Berkowltz, 315 North Oqean ave.,
that** Important progress was^elng
made providing a,. playg?pun5 for
;he area. ' .
He said .the Northeast, Northwest
and • Milburn Pond % park projects
had been lumped into 6n6 trans-action
and would be carried through
together.
Several other matters were dis-cussed,
including the 'purchase of
another Diesel .engine for the Muni-cipal
Power Plant and the condition
of the gridiron at. thte Municipal
Stadium.
John L, Coqlson was welccmed
as a new member of the association.
"Complaint was made concerning
the servicing' of buses of the Delio
Bus Line at North- Main st., and
Colonial ave,,. wiiere it was con-tended
vehicles are served on the
sidewalk area. It was voted to
oppose the granting of a psrmit Tor
installing additional underground
gas tanks on the property at a Hear-ing
before the Zoning Board of
Appeals an tne contention that to
do so would be extending the facil-ities
of a non-conforming business,
9,962 Register,
Only 1,274 More
For Last Year
total 1.767 Under
1948 and 829 Below
1944—E.D. Figure*.
Registration In Freeport fell be-
For
To Float $$00;000
Bond Issue ; ; Should
Be Ready in Summer
The Village . Board voted last
night to float a bond issue of
$500,000 with which td finance the
installation- of another Diesel engine
at the Municipal Power Plant to in-pun
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crease me outpiit of current to a
during the slack season next cum-mer.
:
Tho Boa.rd of Trustees has given
serious consideration to the recom-mendation
of Sept. 21, 1050 .submit-ted
by Engineer Thomas Moore of
the power plant for the purchase of
new generating equipment for 'tho
Municipal Powe'rb Plant," the reso-lution
adopted rends. The Board
feels that the urgency of Mr, Moorc'a
recommendation requires Immediate
action.
Moved by Loannrd D. B. Smith
and seconded by Seward J. Baker
and carried thnt bonds In "the
amount of sSOOqoo be authorised to
he Issued over a 20"year period. for,
the purchase and Installation of
additional unita for the production
of electricity power for the Vil-lage
of Freeport and for any other
expenses that may be Incurred In
making this additional power nvall-able."
It was not necessary to provide
funds for the new switchboard for
the plant since $320,000 was granted
for this some time. ago.
low the 10.000 mark, as 9,962 quail- I At
contrary to other years, only 4,736 . Murdock, whose home Is . located
did so during the final two days, at the turn at the end: of Broadway
This also was the reverse of con- . complained that It had been necee-ditions
in New York city when there faary for him to erert a concrete wall
was a rush to register laat Saturday, across the front of hia property to
,The total wis only 1,274 more! prevent motorJatsnmnlng onto hla
than the 8,668 in 1949 and 1,767 be-|atoop, He said \thfs wall had hpon
low '1948, a Presidential, year, when wrecked 13 times In a period ,of yeara
11,729 registered^^ : It I also was , by .bemg by lautddnoplles,
GUERCXE IS IN CAST
OF MIDDLEBUR? PLAY
Middlebury, Vt., dot. 19— 'Vincent
Guerclo,- 102 Grand ave., 'Freepqrt,
N. Y., a graduate, .student, is to
portray' the JQle of the president In
die presentation of CMradou's, 'The
Madwoman .of Chaillot/ by "Mhe.Mld"
dlebury College Players; Perform-ances
are to be given on four con-secutive
evenings beginning Wed-nesday,
NoK 8.
-The Madwoman was released .re?
cently for amateur performances af-
/e.r a successful year and a half on
Broadway.
William Arthur O. RSy,
William King Tenney, Roy R. Gock-ley,
an% Raymond W. Young.
Also/Clerk Hubert L. Wells, Ches-ter.
H. Smiley, president of tthe
Rotary Olub; Deputy Fire Chief
Julius O. Jacob, jr., who said he
represented Chief Robert N. Kin-gey,
who was unable to be present;
Second Deputy. John.. . S^Marra,, I#eo
F.'Giblyn, president of the Boai@ of
Education* and Village Trustee
Leonard D. B.* Smith, representing
Mayor' Robert &. Doxsee.. . .
Bishop Sherman,, said . that In
^working— iirr thje •? church^ona"" was
working to the glory of God; Every
church/ buildingrhe. continued;- is-a*
'building, . separated to,V
lory ^of ?God, a '';plabe ; you
Sherman said that '"unless we have
a/plaice^wbere;we^cah. find him we
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did .Juuan; the
and John C. Oabler, jn, . the ooii-
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church . .: Is to be
. part of brick and part of- atone.
The Interior will }be of f&ped yoak
with a*ed quary.Ule floor %n 4ndkat@d. \ . •',.. 't,%_:^.:.i;,-x^**TV-1 ^;?. •= ,;• *fyj*',;....-.,V;*w ^ ^_^.,.._-,.. -,-^/ ""va i/'*•«•.•.
ZIPFER PHARMACY
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
The Zipper Pharmacy, 55-South
Grove st., will remain open Sunday
after the-other, druggists'in Free-port
close at 2 P.M. The telephone
ia FReeport 8-0277.
82? under the, figure^ for* 1944; the I th#'- Jatest- time. only; recenUyi
previous Preslden tl&l year,% 'when! was. backed "by - John-"' Schlegel'
10,891 enrolled. In the 44th Elec-'Edward. Durlacher who live, on
and
tion "District where the registra-tion
Was 633, the, total was only 3'
more for last year. Some other
districts didn't make much^better
ahowlngs. •
The comparative .figures for 1950,
1049 and 1948 by Election Districts
are as follows:
E. D. 1048
34
85 _...
36
*87
38
.30 ....
.40
41 ._
42 __.
43 ..._.
44 —
4C
46
48 Z
49 «.._
60 »».
Totnlx
1050
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_________ J» ------ Q70
...... __ _. ..... .. 621
:. ...... . ....... ----- 507
_______ , ____ ,. 434
_...._._^. — 5GU
_______ :...^ 600
_______ ....... .Z... 618
4 &?
083
555
358
BOH
486
745
746
U.UC2
1040
662
A05
«01
63H
44C
400
400"
522
534
450
680
443
330
408
427-
665
045
7-06
879
,6H7
HlO
.507
511
'570
673
60 5
429
666
440
607
556
012
H28
11,720
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Listg Water Supply Sources
In Even O A
At a meeeting of t^e ^Oiyll Defense Opnunittpe ibeM' ia ?the
pipalyA%Mdi^r-Fir^10
?epork Iiati2ig:39 points within the vil^e a*,wMo
<Uie ^ vent that the
Municipal' lyater* Slants was put out
of , commission . by ]the Explosion of ' a
bomb i or. (^ther * disaster., OyrU . 0.
local oivll Defense -l)lrec?
Ohief Kinsey on
he report the data for whlph . .was
gathered by the dhief
(Moat of the . plac' Bated lo-cated.
. along the . .^ Amat; ; but
others are • located along ^ brobkB
which flow, through fine village. Each;
of .the : points* jg labeled* @&t^eir/gbod
<6r falr;*^ tKe niunbeM of pieces of'
fhre apparatus t&at would, be re-to
'Am 2i& water 'Id 'also
Kensey" ]reco%nmende<% the
of
n' the
at' deyeral,.;pplnta
section , of
lage. where there are no
erwaya.' '' / . .''*'j(^\ ,\. _ _
;{.Engineer Walter^J..^pe
for "men versed 4h Uie conabuctioii!
line
ass.iat ^
-to
Ms
oft the Oivll Defense
alter J. !Mlranola wa* ;to
Mead the tra%#K*rba^h division and
Mra. Jphn W. Dpdd.wa* "placed in
charge'.;of.'the. cled^l.-fdmBei^..;.,.-'''';.
jacent property.
They reconunended that. FuH Stop
Wlgns be Instated on both eldes of
the,-curb. Mayor RobewtvL. Doxsee
promised the matter would be taken
care of. . , .
Tuesday, November 31 from 7 to 11
pjn., waa designated as Grievance
Day when the board will hear com-plaints
of property owners against
assessed valuations fixed on their
holdings.
Permission was given Henry TTieo-doret
Mohr Post, V, F. W., to hold
its annual Oallthumplah parade en
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Noy
23, strartlng at*9. AM. ' /'.
CAREY WINS HONORS
AT PARRIS ISLAND
iPARRIS ISLAim, S, 0., Octl
Marine Private Firsk Class Vincent
J. Carey, 27 South. Main 6t./p«e^
port, N.Y,, climaxed his 10 weeks of
recruit training! here at the Marine
porps Aecruit Depot by receiving
a.promotion to his present rank and
Winning tl*e silver .-badge of Marine
Marksman. Private Carey^ enlisted
in the Marine Corps in July. .;
ST. MARGARET SINGERS
BALDWIN CONCERT
The 6t. Margaret Gingers, .direct?
ed by Patrick J,
Oourt .Ella
help
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Christopher's Church Baldwin, cele'^
brate Its 22<% anniversary by glYiqg
hour's 'concert lh\K* of P. Ball,'
gs(|^y, night. Mlaa
is- Uie grand: regent
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