1951-08-02

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- Nothing like a'good rest for budgets to make them real healthy
f again. Theyll get it at Hill's! Down goes the blood pressure, up
goes your speeding power! Keep your purse healthy-feeling by
Grocery Prices EffocHveiUnfli: Close of shopping your nearest Hill's Food Center every week.
Basinets Tue*., July 31. Dairy. Meat and
Produce Pricet far Weekood Only.
_ Vegetables
ELBERTA FREESTONE
LI. GOLDEN BANTAM
Reg. dans
SELECTED HARD RIPE Largest can
5TNYBROOK
VJNE-RIPENED CAUF.
Hilltop
Lb. Bag
Hillcrest
Lb. Bag
SEEDLESS CAUF.
Ready-to-eat
LIFEBUOY
Skinless Frankfurters
Dairy Food ValuesI
SMITHFELD 0
All Varieties 8
67c Bteu
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FREEPORT NO. BELLMORE FARMINGDALE
RIVERHEAD PATCHOGUE
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FOREST CITY NO. MERRICK
NORTHPORT EAST MEADOW
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Scene's^ at Exchange Glub
Exchange: •'.Club ^waterbaUel" group at Jones
Beach. - ..'
Luncheon at Guy Lombordo's before boarding the
boots. -
3 Nassau Scouts in Austria
For 17th World Jamboree
Three Nassau lads are included-in
the-young army tif 15,000 Soy Scouts
from 47 countries that will meet
-tonight at Bad'Ischl, Austria, for
the Seventh World Jamboree which
opens .the following day..The^Dnl-ted-
Sbates-contingent of '846 -Scouts
sallied from, Hoboken on -July ^8
aboard the SS. Aifeentioa. The first
port was "Algiers whersnie Scouts
enjoyed a full day of sightseeing.
They arrived at Naples on Wed-nesday
July 25,. and the Scouts who
were to spend some time sightsee-ing
in Italy" debarked there. The
remaining -Scouts_J leTt the ship
Thursday at^Geiioa froin where
they 'headed" for Switzerland.'
The Nassau-Scouts-in the; Am-erican
delegation are iPaul M.
Schafifer and Alan Kaplan, both
of Troop 216, Great- Neck, and
Joseph Hayes of Troop 1S5, New
Hyde Park. .
Following the Jamboree they will
slave Austria on August 14 and con-
;lnue their tour west through Ger-many
and arrive in Cherbourg;- Par-s,
on August 19. The Scouts will
return to New tfork aboard ttie
"Homeland" on Aug. 20.
Use of its Property i •- "• •* >• — - '
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Of Noise Led Mage
Fathers to Adopt Code
Judge Hilbert-.R. Johnson handed
down a decision this ^week-Uphold-ing
the action of the^Vlllage-Board " -
In adopting an ordinance barring
operation of a transfer 'station by _L_
the Corbett Trucking Oa, -Robert
N. Salerno- -president* between the
hours, of 8:30 pan., and, 7:30 a.m.,
or at any hour on Sunday In the •'
interests, of the public- health, saf-ety
and welfare of the residents
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Tine ordinance was enacted ^fol-lowing
*he receipt* '-of - numerous
ZIPPER'S PHARMACY
OPEN AIX DAY SUNDAY
Zipper's 'Pharmacy; .65 South
*>rove st., wfll remain^open Sunday
-ln -Free--
tetebhone
the,. . adjoining .. area that
their sleep was,, disturbed/. at. night
by the noisy operations plant.
port ;6Uose; at :2
is
It holds it to be air [offense to "op-erate
a warehouse or. transfer sta-tion
or any similar business man-ufacturing
or , like enterprise In
which Uw\prtmary; activity, is not
totally enclosed -witli. uVr-taie- -walls
of a building, whenever such estab-lishment
is. located' wftirin 200 feet
of a re"&dentiaV-»ane> between -
hours of
orjai
Boats moored at East Point House before .the De-parture.-^
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Back to the East Point House for lobsters, etc.
J?^ry_0,B."P*^ 8). ; —Jerry BaffateJlePiiotos
Wednesday
ekthlPark __ ><Oirls' Pay^ will, be oelebrated a-t
.JpnesjBeaxar State Barlc_on Wed-mestoy.
Otols will ^e-
'a series of special vd for cihll-dedicated
.to all girls 4
03 -ears «T_afie_w|Ehi -
tor
these age levels. Souvenir ribbons
and- tee jcream: will be giVeri !"to all
girls * who attend, . and , -prizes will
.be awarded .to the finalists in all
^competitive-events. ------- ' . ........
iine' schedule -from
that of: preytous^years- for • some
eye
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:ia;3Q-pjn,-iii^tead -of -ll^ajn., and
the* swimming-7races In the West
BathhouseTpooi will [start 'at' 11- 4"J^
Instead of -t^pin,- ~- -••- -~ -
^•Running. races -atrthe
lage will'
-054 th
etaj^ --<at: .12:15- p^n. at the— West
Games Area;J "• " . . . - T"
-The with
a treasurerhunt; at the; adian .Vil-lage
at 3:30 pjn., and tihe -talent
contest finals in the. Music Shell
New Store Added to Grove St. Center
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: y Floor - covering • establishment of , of Jamaica, at 81 Sottth
<2ror«> "sfcf which &ad ita formal openlnjgr last Friday. Olswanpi'
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IpM^i?^^ Lm'f/"-^/^.V::-^:^.i'^ Transfiguration C hur c n Stone
Bishop Jomea P. DeWolfe; of the Long Island Diocese, o}
ficated at the laying- of the cornerstone of the new $100,000 ecU
Ace of. the Transfiguration Episcopal Church Sunday morning1
The Bev» Reginald H. Scott, who
has -been rector-of "the'church for
37 years, presided and .was .compli-mented
on the nearnesfl'of the new
church oh- which he, has had liis
heart set forrmany years.
The morning service was held on
the grounds In front of the new
buildirigr '{Before' ~the cornerstMie
laying. Rec. Scott, listed items to be
enclosed in the metal, box .sealed
hi the fitoneMnbluded were a list
of .'. baptisms, . confirmations, mar-riages
and d^att^'shic^the'.tihurch
„ brochure
concerning;^ the—campate' for -the
erection of J_".ffie'. "building^, a book
of -remenibrances .-listing-contribu-tors
of-.the-buUdmg fund and a
m X .*— ' ' -, w '*• * I -^B"-jr — - - copy, of the i
itton""d"f the ,__.
"Before. -ttoeVbishop-4ald .the. stone,
dabs of-cement were placed oiT"the
*place^where^lt:was-to -be set J>y a
'i OlWyn,, president .of
Board~of-Bducatipn; ~De-fense
^Edrector Cyril p. Ryan, Fire
Chief;,. Julius O. Jacob, -the Bev.
Richard Allison Isaac, .vicar of
the. East 3Mjeadow church, and of-ficials-
of *he -dhurchi. - - ;.
Bishop- iDeWolfe opened his. ad-dress
by 'referring to Rector Scott's
long association the Freeport
parish* He pointed out that the
edifice was In the cuhiform type of
a'rchrtecture, presenting a cross to
any aviator flyiiig over the ,area
anfl indicating it was ' a house of
worship.'-'- -V- ~» "~--*i •--• -\ r*\* — -": rr r-":'~— r
What -.-we. -dp here Ghould open
our spiritual eyes to look beyond,"
toe - continue^. He called oh (he
people to base their, religion on a
rirm foundation, and real faith in
these days : of conflict; trial and
suffering. • He added that "what
we believe and practice give us the
cornerstone of our^Uyes*", •"
The 'bishop predicted. ;thatr -the
congregatlah'. wquld~roontlnufl ™ to
progres under the direction, of Rec-t
-Scott -as ;lt tafces ipossesflioji .of
the new: edifice.
. iemarfas Mayor
Dax^^JUr^-Oibbn,^
the senior -warden;' ; Mr.
Ryan,, and,^.the. ,;Rev,. John; is, -. Ger-sfcenbergr,"
-rector' of the Redebmer
PJST 'Church, aAerrick/! who also
assisted in the conduct of the serv-ice,
before Bishop DeWolfe spoke.
_ The Mayor commended the cour-age
"of the Episcopalians"'"Tnl'hay-
Jng the- courage~'tp::undertaiEe.-a:
building project at this time. He
calted~for a return to tftie faith df
the founders,- of this country, "and
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was served on Presifdent jBalerno,
and Judge Johnson reserved decis-ion
when. ^e^^deTeridant^a^peatea:
before "him, Mr. Salerno contended
operation of the ordinance" deprived
him'1; of the continued use of his,
property- without due' - process of.."
•uuc Auuixv*cio-v' vi
tuf ged__that: ' the down
the
xtoy-.-M-the.-hlstfflrs-.-of . cfiurch,
Mid..told.ol *heJfdrce of the church,
the home and the scfaool in 'the
life ofza . communltx. .... ^^ ----
Jihe Rey.'Mip. GereteiibeTgi_jsiha
was afiaocJff^^wito^ilheTrlpcal-rec^
ior.lh-Brooklyn, before.either came
island^; said hel_brought
greetogs from the ot_h er( bhu"rctres ' The -new church is to tie'pf brick
and stone construction. ~
Unity Party All Set
For Outing on Saturday
Mayor Robert L. Doxsee/former
iMayor ^Oyril Ryan and Peter
Kelly comprise^Ehe recepMon fcom-onltee
for the "annual outing of .the
Unity Party ito be held at. -tiie
Henapstead Itown Beadi, :, Pouit
'Lookout, Saturday. Cord1 Viebrook
chairman. of arrangements,— ,-". -v^
These who plan to go on the
outing will rendezvous at Brooklyn
.Olid- Long Beach aves,, where a bus
will, be wadtmg' for -those ;^ip,teve
no other facilities for getting to the
beach. ' The mbtocbcade Is due to
leave for Point Lookoiitkat 10 o'clock.
{'•On';'- arriving -there -tiiere,,'wlll' be
games l for old; and ^youn^'.with
jpriaes ealore an<l -free, frankfurters,
Oiamburgers, ice cream/soda and
fidf t " driiike, Eotertalnment : will '• be
prwlded^ by- tfte.::.Breep6irt; Pbllce
iBoys' Club .under ; the direction of
Patrolman" Joseph Rcmelka.
'Villagerbqunsel 'Martln^H.. Wey-rauch
- filed-a—long'brief liv^ which
he -contended- the—ordinance was
constitutional. .
studying the. Village, Law
of-the 0tate^3taturfes,
: numerous _
volving similar- situations,- Judge
Johnson upheid~the contentlons_pt
Counsel Weymuch and found the
duett " • \ j;' ~~ nz_——-—^-~—-—-
Some -years- ago'TO&'zoninBr of the _
area pccupiediby^^be'trucldng com-"- _--;.:v^
trowresiden'tdai — '--^^
to
members i^ Villsge
~ to
be
. ,
decision
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Johnson
Jage laws may use ttoelr-reasonable
public 'health,
of the 41t Is conceded -that; the' prpni-:
. T<rXConttoued on pa«e 2) . -
WOUNDED SOLDIERS TO rBE
OF .
woundeid white
in - Korea :awl' now'patTehits
•et ttie;-MlfbChel HeM Htoopfttel are to
be the guests of ^tfa6:|nembeli5 of the,
(the.-1; ftibt ,- bt - Wbalel. Neck^.drive ; ' at
10 AjM., and be well supplied with
eats : and UqiUd refreslimente. In
'bharge' Oaprtolh JoOin
and,vGooxuno-
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