1951-09-20

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16th Year No. 18 FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951 FIVE CENTS PER COPY
Viebrock Explains
Plan in His Maiden
Speech Before Rotary
Trustee Sees Facility
As Aid to Development
Of Freeport Industry
Development of Hanse Park on
Mill road Into a municipal parking
field with a capacity of 1,500 cars
is now under consideration by the
Village Board, 'it was revealed by
Trustee Cord Vietorock in a talk be-fore
the weekly meeting of the
Rotary Club at the Elks clubhouse
last Thursday night.
The «vent marked Mr. Vlebrock's
first appearance as an after-dinner
cpeafcer and won him high applause
from the members.
Illustrating the address with a
map on which various proposed
improvements were marked in
colors. Trustee Viebrock pointed out
that HSanse Park at present is simp-ly
an overgrown marsh. Develop-ment
as a parking field would re-quire
some fill, including covering
bwo streams
through it.
which now run
The proposed parking field would,
be made accessible by extending
South Oohnnlbuh avenue from its
present terminus South of Merrick
road into Gold street, then Lee
place 'and finally by a short link
Two Copies of Leader
In 'Bayview Cornerstone
Two copies of The {Leader will be
-placed in the cornerstone of the
new Bayview Avenue School when
•it is dedicated tomorrow • after-noon.
The copies selected for the
cornerstone are the Issues of June
•22, 1950, and February 1, 1951. both
containing items with respect to
action of the Board of Education on
the bond issues and other matters
related to launching Che project.
Copies of The Leader will com-prise
part of the records and other
material placed in the cornerstone
to be ^preserved for historical guid-ance
of future generations.
School Enrollment
Exceeds 4,000 Pupils
Registration Above 1950
Figure By About 150,
Says Superintendent
Registration in Freeport schools
has passed the 4,000 mark this year,
exceeding last year's registration by
approximately 150 pupils in the
elementary and high schools com-bined,
Dr. John W. Dodd, super-
.intendcnt, announced today.
Attendance -In the Freeport Jun-ior
and Senior High School Tues-day
aggregateoVJL.W^i g£. follows: :
" , . 317
Cupid Makes Double Strike
At Staff of Freeport Bank
.
end Preeport's paifeing woes. He
suggested its use for all-day parking
toy people employed in the village
, including workers in the various
industries that are growing . up in
the Mill road area. He pointed out
that it would be only a short walk
from the field" to Maavjstreet-ana
Merrick road and approximately
two and a half blocks from Sunrise
High-way. He said it might even be
possible to establish,- a free Shuttle
bus service to bake people from the
field as -far North as the Sunrise
Highway in a circuit that then
looped down South Main street as
far as Newton boulevard. A nominal
charge for all-day parking, • on a
yearly or monthly l>asls would be re-quired
to help repay the village for
the improvement, herald.
-The trusted said this improve-
- ment would do much to help attract
rtousiness and light industry -to.. the
_ Village of Freeport. He said pros-pects
were excellent that a -large
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Tenth Grade . '. ............. ; . ':31?
Eleventh Grade ____ .
Twelfth Grade ............ .'. . 219
Post Graduate
A year ago registration in the
high school stood at 1,558 pupils.
Registration in the elementary
schoqls. totals. 2,421, compared to
S.362 a year -ago, an Increase of 59
pupils. Th'e enrollment, in the var-ious
elementary ^schools is as folf
.lows': - •.. • ' . •" ' •'•• i "•/""•'_
Grove Street ..,....;... ".77." ... 230
Seaman Avenue .............. 524
Archer Street .......... ...... 881
Columbus Avenue ............ 585
Cleveland Avenue ............ B01
The new Bayview Avenue School,
the cornerstone of which is to be
laid tomorrow afternoon, will re-lieve
the heavy enrollment at Ar-cher
Street School in .a -.section of
the village that has been growing
-very-fast- since the war.
MISS DOLORES HERB
Cupid has struck twice and almost
simultaneously at the s$aff /eof the
Free-port Bank this Summer, Cash*
ier W. Sargeant Nixon revealed to*
day... . . ", V ,v ,.. . .;.-• -:•' '• , • -:-
men -employees-jst'~ the -bank *
1".iir~~~; ,*.~'?+y*:> •*?*>**: w*p*w«*yi oy^wie ;*a*ne-. institution, 'As - It Is/ttie policy
of the bank not to employ both
husband .and wife to .work in the
bank at the same tim^, both young
men have since left the banjp'for
employment elsewhere, while the
young ladies are still among the
personnel of the .bank and .their
forthcoming weddings have received
the blessing of the officers.
.Eleanor Krause of £6 Atlantic
avenue, Baldwin, secretary to Mr,
Nixon, recently announced her en-
MISS ELEANOR KRAUSE
gagement to Ralph M. Taylor, son
of (Ralph W. Taylor, president of
the Nassau Oounly National: ,Ba
oi Rockvtite Centre, ,-Mr. .Taylor
now. snifcloyed ;tiy ;<the. A;/iHi *"**
Company" of ^R^KtTne~Ceri$i _,
ferause; arid '• Mr","Taylor" have not
announced a date for their mar-
}?tt^t?i&'.>', £%jijtf*zz$>(;^&rp
-'Dolores l=terr;!6jl W Califor-nia
avenue, Preeport, has announced
her engagement to John Bernzofrt
formerly of the bank's staff. Mr
Bernzott is now working for the
Nassau County Rational Bank. Miss
Herr and Mrs. Bernzott Will be
married by the Rev. John J. Mad-den
at the Holy Redeemer Catho-lic
Church, September 29. They will
spend* their honeymoon in Con-necticut
and- will live in Rockville
Centre on ther return.
2 Town Counciken
Rap Democratic Plot
Against "Home Rule"
Hewlett and McConnell
Re-Assure Residents
About New Incinerator
A Democratic proposal to sponsor
a city form of government for all ol
Nassau County was assailed by two
Republican Town officials at the
first fall meeting of the Freeport
Republican ClubMn the Legion Dug-out
on Sunrise Highway last Thurs-day
night.
Town Oounclknen Charles A.
Hewlett of Woodmere and John H.
McConnell of North Bellmore warn-ed
that establishment of a city_
would mean creation of a ward
system and elimination of all in-corporated
villages. It would give
Nassau County a government very
much like that in effect in the
boroughs of Greater New York,
they explained.
Mr. Hewlett declared the Demo-crats
Wave made this proposal in
hopes of promoting their chances
to gain control of the County. He
said it could not have been.- made
n.the interest ol good.
>ecause it would abolish
fix vjllaiges -and; spteclal .
PiUoiBUbrtltiite~ anottier1 aystem-f of
the system- by >feioh: the "Town off
Hempstead and Nassau County have
achieved ' their present- envlaWe
He declared
,,B oth -'Mr..
Connell described
l and '
some
CANNON PHARMACY
department store would establish OPEV"AIT" nTv
a branch in the village, and thatOPEN ALI DAY
•these prospects had been enha
pnJP&ge-2> t--:
Brisk BiHding Is SeifT"
On New Fire House Job
•Evidence that a large number of
bids will be Bjumtoltted for construc-tion
of a new fire house for Hose
Company No. 5 is seen by village
authorities as a result of numerous
requests fo'r specifications and
jwans. Most of the requests came
,lrozn out-of-town contratfors.
- -Village authorities say the indi-cations
that there will be a large
number of bidders can be attribut-
. ed to the fact materials are avail-able
for a municipal project of' this"
_kin^! whereas they would be dlffl-'
«ult to pet or, even unobtainable
for many private building projects
;The Cannon Pharmacy, fi South
Main-st., will-remain open after the
"
5LP.M. The telephone- is
•8-0041. '
Leo F* Giblyn To Lay Cornerstone
Bay view ^Avenue School Friday
The cornei-Blone of th-Tnew South Bayview avenue school
will-he laid tomorrow afternoon at 2:45 o'clock by
Reuben 11K^a!t1z' o-f5 rTefelimdepnlet Bo'nf.a .lHie Board of-Education." Rabbi
Israel, president
Inter MFalth
of the Preeport
. l y Cbuncil, -will
give tihe invocation _in opening the.
program: The (audience will - join
in a salute to the" flag andr.th&
BihgEglot^'T^ie Star Spfingled' Bah-0
ner," after which- Superintendent
of .Schools John W. Do4d wlU Intro-
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Temple Israel Lawn Frolic Committee"
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orities Imposed by the Federal gov-ernment
in connection with the
defense program.
Leader Index.
Obituaries
Society
Around Town
Jb« Bpmelk*
12 & 1382
6 & 6
Left to right, Elflm Berman, Herman Hoscnsteln, at-whose home thri
W«» 4)
.duce leaders In the various fields
who attend-tihe exercises. _._
After the singlng^.of "Columbia
the Gem of the Ocean" and Ameri-ca
the Beautiful"! byjthe fifth, and
sixth gra^Ie pupffir"or the—Archer
and Grove street SchoolsrMr. Gib-lyn
will lay the- cornerstone, and
the singers will give "Ring - the
Banjo" and "God of Our Fathers."
The Preeport High School Band
will play ""Hall America" and Rabbi
Katz will bring the program to a
close by pronouncing the benedic-tion.
of the
functions of the Town government
and showed how it co-operates
with and serves the people of in-corporated
villages, ^although most
rf the functions of the Town have
o do with unincorporated areas.
The new dog pound which the
Town of Hempstead is building in
Wantagh and the Town incinerator
now nearing completion on the *
meadows at Merrick were described
by the speakers.
The two speakers were Introduc-ed
by Julius 'L. Birgenthal, presi-dent
of the club. Program Chairman
Edythe" Sheehan reported there are
now 803 members of the -club. One
new memberT Mrs.- Anne Yojcall, was
reported at the meeting.
Shelter to-Qbserve
National Dog Week
The. Long Island Humane and
-Dog-Protective Association, through
President James H. Cruikshank, has
extendeoVan invitation to its friends
and^merobers^tft.vlait.the-shelter^at- ~~
Rider place and- Hanse -avenue- dutr
Ing the week of September 23 to
September 29 in celebration of Nat- _ -.
ional' Dog Week. .
The shelter is open daily—-from
9 olclock In the morning to 5 o'clock
at night. The Long Island fcumane *
and Dog Protective .Association
serves the South Shore of Nassau
County.
Several Women Are Urged
For Housing Authority Post
Members of the Village Board reveafed today that a num-ber
of women jis well as prominent men of Fre
"as ^members of the Preeport Housing Authority.
Recommendations from various groups have asked that certain
individuals be included in the five, to be appointed to .the Auth-ority,
while in other cases several citizens have -been
as desirable from the same source. : : . • - • : -. :
Mayor Robert it. Doxsee said it la
quite likely that .the board will an-nounce
.me membership of the au-thority
at or before lt^ next open
meeting Monday, September 24, but
that -this is not definite. "We are
not going~w. tuartbis -Job Just to
meet a deadline/' said the Mayor.
Mr. Doxsee Jeaid he thinks tiie
final decision of the Board will pro-vide
.five men • for vthe Authority
as its work i geheraMy calls :. for a
type__ of experience : .and knowledge
which inen are
than women.
likely to have
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