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« Lanvass Starts
. Nasisau Caknpaign,
Mrs. Waaser/Reports
Mrs, Gordon ,Waaser, cprchalr-man
of Freeport, .reported .at a
—--^- - of -the workers In the South
Communities Hospital $1,-
250,000 building fund campaign In
the Oceanslde Junior Sigh School
Tuesday night that $42,282 had
been raised In Freeport to date/Ray
E. elements, aasodate chairman,
said Freeport woiild do Its share la
making the. drive A'success. The
campaign haa gotten off to a big
sfamt with $074^81 reported. Mrs.
Waaser also announced' that the
house-to-house canvass wag under
way here. ^
The development of the" campaign
to, raise, the $1,260,000 haa been di-
*vided into twp phasea. The first
phase, which .lasted .from. August,'
1949 until laat month, was & public
relations phaae to educate @ie
public that dt waa a community .hos-pital,
non-iprofit Inatltutlon, gov-erned
by a board of directors repre-senting
the villages which the hos-pital,
servea, who give of .their time
and" money and aerve without pay.
. The educational program waa also
designed <to show the. desjerate need
for the'hospital facilities, the serv-ice
record which 'the hospital has
had and in general give vthe public
a better understanding of the hos-pital's
service to Ahe community. The
second phase includes active solici-tation,
started with i&reHmUnary work
during eep^mbwapdi, with village
, AieeMnga and loca^.committees. TQiia
was' .the flrat overall. ba^ly .anc^ pre'-
llmlnary report "meeting/ -^ . * "
Tex and Jinx. McOrary, featured
guests of the^evenlng, assented Nas-sau
County has a dangerous short-age
of hospital beda and that the
health of every resident of the coun-ty
was endangered by thla desperate
situation. They added that/the non-profit
community hospital la the
' best answer to meet this situation.
The 'Rev. Harold Roy Brennan, of
8t. Mark's Methodist Ohuroh, Rook-
«j"- Oentre gave the address. .73ieo- V T* «
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Irvmg Tesslcr, owner of Certified Radio; #s being eongratulated by Mayor Robert L, Doxaee at the
/^formal opening of his store in the building &e has just had erected on Brooklyn avd. Looking on from
(.left to right are Eddl* Vail, IrvlA? Lewis, Attorney Edward HorowHASherlff H. Alfred Vollmer, Vll-
^lage Trustee Cord Vlcbrook, Rabbi Ruben M. Katz, Mr. Tessler, Jose^HGoldblatt, Mayor Doxsee, Wal-lace
H. Campbell and Trustee William Glaoken. ^K
Election Day to Be
FYeeport Bargain Day
Election Day Is ,also to be Bargain
Day m Freeport. The Freeport
Merchants Association, under the
leadership of Irving Greblnar, Is
planning for a big day* Every
store, affiliated with the associa-tion,
Is going all out to fix prices
so low that every one will be am-azed
People from all "the surrounding
communities are expected to come
to Freeport to take advantage of
the opportunities that will be af-
.for&ed 4p fill their needs without
^ putting big dpnts'ln their
i books.
Sunday Begins Observance
Of 1950 Girl Scout
Girls Scout Week will be observed
Sundisy ,and continuing all next
Week. Tuesday (Oct. 31) la the an-niveraary
of the blrkh' of "JuCSFte
Low, founder of Girl ScouMng, In
the United States and-will be nlark-
.ed appropriately.
'. Girl Scouta have decorated a win-dow
of Banasch's Department Store,
Mayor Asks
Of
• Mayor Robert L. Doxsee this Week
issued a proclamation calling on
4he women of Freeport to join in'
observing "H Day 7 Tuesday in
tnlngihg to a ^ -close .the October
membership drive of the Freeport-
Roosbvelt Chapter, of Hadasaah. <
' "I urge all people of good will to
join with ^ Hadassah in 'Its . (noble
^rork in providing medical care for
the sick, restoring laughter and hope
. to the children from the • g^et^bs
and 'maintaining- , And educating
/thousands oil youngstera '^ rescued
through , th? Youth Aliyah . mofe-
Bient," the proclamaftloR reads.
play will *b^e^ , continued, through
Wednesday. Mrs. "Monroe Lewis)
Mrs/ Jqhn Malariclp: and Mrs. Henry
aealsked In arranging the
Ik will be Judged in a com-petition
for the best Girl Scout win-dow
among the villages in** the
South* Nassau Council.
Brownies and Girl Scouts are to
partictpaibe In the ingathering of
'the Freepoitk Branch of the Needier
wqrk Guild of America, Wednesday
at 3:30 P.M., tn the'SalvpMdh Army.
These girls are junior members df
the.*Gulld and each*year contribute
antfcles of clp/chlng which are dis-tributed
among Nassau County in-stVtfuMons
with" the redt of the-ma-terial
received at the ingathering.
Many of the articles to .be turned
in .were made .by the girls of the
troop. . " ' .
National EAicadon
Week to be Observed
BegimdngonNov.S
Leo F. Giblyn Urges
Pedple to Visit A#
Schools During Period
Leo F. Glblyn, president of the
Board of Education, today lasued a
proclamation setting aside the week
of Nov. 5 to 11 as American Educa-tion
Week,-and calling on' the poo?
pie of Freeport to observe it by vis-iting
the schools ?f the^d'lytric^'to
'nsp^ct the work and equipment.
The proclamation reads:
Parade
Hall, Bennett and
Carlino to Address
Rally in A.L. Dugout
The Freeport Republican Olub Is
to dtage a motor torchllghlt oam-paign
parade next Wednesday
nAgkt. Aa th^ club h&"s%a msmbar-ship
,of more than 1,000 the prbces- *^-M-*liw. .."•• ,..»***&•»*•* ;y ^*7U.-.« .. "" * slcn is expeoted to bs a big one. The
participants will assemble In
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BeJLogateJ
In Legion DugpUJk
Starting Tuesday
The Freeport • Oo%nmuA*kv
cil will .Inaugurate a.senior a4%
recreatiohol p*x)gtSam^ln the
out of William OlinKon Story Post,
A.L., on Tuesday, afternoon any
t&me after 1% o'clock, • » '
Proposed.oM^lnallv by former Vil-lage
Trustee John F. DdLorme, tho
council took up the maiQber last
spring and a combii#ee-has. been
"working out the details ever since.
On bhe committee are Mrs, Milton
B, Hubsch, Mrs, L. 8. Yudlh, Mra,
James H. Kelly, Mr. DeLorme, ABss
Marlon Fegley, Mrs..Philip Bloom,
Mrs. Arthur W, Harrigan, "Mrs,
Mpxle Rl@by and Clarence Genner,
a member of .»the Freeport Hl@h
School faculty. ' ' ,
Mr. DeLonne, who is retires,,
came to the realization that people
past middle age face many prob-lems,
especially.,concerning what to
<%o wltA the time they have tqi their
hands." He bame to the conclusion
that some way should be, found to
enable them to spend -their spare
nine, i\ot only to ^ their advantage,
but perhapa forL= the benefit pf.tao
community. ' :
K la One..desire of tho commit-tee
bo permM; thdse who participale
in such a movement to help shape
their own programa. A commit,Lee
representing the/Community ,05]uTi"
cil la sitting ,ui, t»e;\Freeporb Mem-orial
Library'r^hlA Iwsek to .inter-view
any older r.e3j3e»Rs of tho corn-munity
who niJ^ht be ihkerestieid in
abtending. a ^center w&th others of
tlieir own de&B. .They, are^prepared
to answer Questions as to the ideas
of the committee. and to ascertain
on the other hand the dealres of
going pn Between tne forces of de- leave for a bcur of the
mocracy and totalitarianism, and g o'clock. A revlewdng j
with our government engaged in an • . '.
action With other peace-loving na-
Mons of the world to preserve the
democratic way of life, ft la appro^
priate. and. most imperative for all
of our schools to emphasize the
important; position that education
playg...in,,
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Music loVera • In FreeRbrt and vicinity are all keyed up for
the performances of the Gilbert an* Sullivan comib opera, "The
Mikado" tomorrow an& Batmrday'iiigh^ by thi? Freeport Odin- TM«?iilHy CfThiohfrMa*oll u*TnYd*Hearv t+*h*ea, #4d#ivr»ej*c+t4i^oMn ..
6f Robert T, Tavis '" ' '
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afore" \ and-7 "The
iiance in 1948 . ai?d ' 1949
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tB!blis!b,ed ! a / Deputation ! \ for V the
choral that has won .it fame not'
'in "Freepont but for mileo
.around. An<l/^yeryone 4s expec^m^
equally b&Ujf^l .presentation *W
?The Mikado" -tliig ^yeer/ /fbe au-dttorium-
of.; ,*he; ; mpeepor
6ohool *s suro^o be crowded
, aclty .
., . . . . c-a 'p- ••
j Al , dross. * has/ beenj cask4*or . this
role, of "
Ldsch will have: the f, leading
of .the Ml&^do*. Qladya 6#ultA; will
appear as Turn- Yum, Dpi** 'Marie
Constable /as Pittl-61n;,
.Greenblatt as Katlsha. * " . .
^ ' OUier? in ,'the caat ; will be Herbert
WUhelm as Nahki^oo, Wealey Mia4
-nerly a# GppTo, ^William' Kirlcwood
aa PiahTTushT and Qbarles Dorman
as Ppoh?Bahy The prmpipala will be'
y ^ -:a %llarge < , obord* of
and . noblemen/ : / ' *
''' .Oreenhlatt • will' '-'be •< stage.
managfer and Marie JDormao, ms
child In our schoo).but, every*adult
aa. wellL in the ,home, In the school
and in the community at large. .
"Thla year, the New York State
Teachers Association in co/opera?
tion .with the National Education
Association, the American Legion;
the -United Sta^ea Office of :Educar
tlon and the National Congress of
Parents and Teachers, are making
a special effort to emphasize in our
sdhoola the responsibilities and ob-ligations
of Citizenship. Thla la In-deed
an appropriate program at any
time In gwr schools, but it la partic-ularly
noteworthy thla year when
so many of .our young men,and wo-men
are paying the.supreme aacri-flee.
It Ja. eminently.:fitting and
proper that patriotic, educational,
religious, .civic and-: fraternal organ"
Izatlons should join hands wlth/tne
achools. of Freeport .In the coming
observance of. American Education
•Week. ' ' • "' • .-...•.•.'•" .
"National, atate and local organ-izations
having expressed a willing-ness
to cooperate in*.thla, event^ one"
purpose of JyhlohJa.to acquaint the
.public witli*: the •; acklvitlea, ideala,
achievementa^ -and needs v of ;t)ie
achoola. • As Prealdqht of 4Jie Board
of ZtlucatAbn'of "
and set apart'
be erected at Ocean and Brooklyn
aves., from where the officers of
the club, .Mayor Robent L. Doxsee
and other officials will observe, the
motorcade. Music Is to be pnovldeo}
'by the*; Freeport High School and
,serve,
is (of The
Department bands.
^. . feature^ of , ;the ^ will . '
.&?_ * • r , • •; ^zr?r .^*%z;.* ,r^.; * **KJ cocu k tthhee yarioua sections of thseo'u vtihlwleagset)
Center' will be conduced
Tuesdays In the Legion Dugout
during houiis tp be fixed later. Ac-
'tJVltlea wM be supervised and it is
planned , bo provide tmnsport%utloh'
.(for/those desiring to join in the.
centers activities but would pQier- !
•wise not be able to get to the Dug- .
and southeast. "Everett p. Furman
Is in charge", of this fealture of Che
tig event.. .Ralph L. Marshall, presi-dent
of the club', heads the general
committee, and Julius L. Birgenthal
la spending to the decorations.
j3amuel" M. Gerber is to be the pa-rade
mdrshalt.
The processAod will wind up at
(the Legion Dugout where a cam-paign
rally will bd heW.TThp pfBn-clpal,
speakers are. to be Congress-man
Leonard W. Kail, S^ate Qena-tor
John D: Bennekt and Assembly?
man Joseph F. Oarllno, all of whom
are candidates for re-election* ion
the Republican ticket. Sheriff H.
Alfred VoUmer, local leader, also
will be heard, • ' •
...Refreshments will be served, by
Nelson Terry and his committee i
following the meeting. * ,
Fire Dept. Inspection, %
Mtexqorial Rites Sunday
The annual .public Inspection of
the members of the Frwpopt
and memorial service.
be held Suiiday af temodn. The{
inspection will take place ait South? \
Main sL, and Newton blvd,, 3R 2
w^th Mayor .I^ob^rt LJ Doxeee{ .
members of the Village Board'
par tlci^a^lng. The department band: -
'will glve'a concert. . .4
Afiter the Inspection the firemen/
will proceed to the Transfiguration^-
PJI. Qhurch for. a service in mem*l
ory of thdlr departed brethren. The
The rector and the* department^
chaplain, . the Re v. . • Reginald. H,t ^
Soott, will preach. Chief Robert '\
N. Kinsey has Issued an invitatBn'
for Freeppnkers to attend
vice, . :
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Week f In ''the { Freeport' ' Bdhoplsf and
hereby \ Invite ''and r^qfueet ^ people
of Freepbrt t& vl^'^'acbbAla'ahd'.
I'mspect *the work and ; equipment in
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will
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ancea an" aytlatlo supceas.
the acenes staff 'will
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Ohubbuck Drug-r'Store,
Highway, will
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