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PAGE SIXTEEN: FEEOEIT,
FOULOWTHE
FOLLOW THE
LEADER '">•
RELIBLE
ADVERTISING
Henry Burnett, Drama NEIGHBOLY
E E P OR t ' S O F F I G
, 16th Teaiy-No. 43 NV Y^-THUESDAY, MAE.OH is, 1052 FIVE CENTS PER COPY
- JThat-Wih Loud Applause
. (Practically. every member 'of the ; clafes- got Into one V or more of the
-.acts on the program 'at'' the annual
Senior -Variety show given in the
- • Freeport- High, -School auditorium
Saturday -nlgiht/ The -Show was- one
of the most successful artistically
-^ and; financially ever given by the
gmduating-claas. . —
FhlHip Klrig/-Dean Martin and
John Merrill officiated as masters
., of ceremony. One of the features
was thr^Hula" paittidpa-teti in. by 1 such specimens of pulchritude" as
Bert' poaipbeU, Gary Boyle, Dick
Doumeht, Elliott Freifeld, ' Ftallip
Roberts, George \pragonetti, Boto
LaTi&enfau, Tony ~ix> Prestl, Jack
Mack, Alfred Scopinich, Bart Sheard
and Dick Meeldns.
The concluding number* of the
first half was called "Parts" and
ihcludied "Apadhe Blues," -by Bar-bara
Keil, Barbara Breen, Dot Kor-des,
Bob LeDrew, Bob Verlbeeck and
"Larry 'Perez; "Slaughter on Tenth
Avenue," Judy Miller and George
Kandiloros; "Oan't Help Ijoving
That Man," Denise K&ppfauf ; "Nov-elty,
"_^Oeclle' Pladtet and Martin
- Schwartz,. and "French Can-Can,"
Joan Larsen, Evelyn Oardinale,
Nancy Stine, Joan Mlahlstedt, Har-riet
Bbbefbs, Rose "Ann Cleary, Elsie
-Eggers, Pat Strong, Batfbara Brock-
- meyer and Annetit Triano.
""TOie • show concluded with "The
Kanriifcal- Kakewalk^- and '-African
Wedding," Participants were Margie
Judge, Carla Doane, Carol Arm-strong,
Kiathryn Meyer, Alice Ken-nedy,
Evelyn Gregor, Marion Bock-well,
Betty Howe, Miss Ebberbs, Jay
Ebbert, Mary Uou Miller; Mary Lou
Moore, Jessie De Roza, Barbara
Chambers; 'Mlsa Cleary, Geri Bran-
' des, Miss Kappauf , Evelyn Boyle,
Barbara Brockmeyer, Miss Miller,
Miss Keil, - Gary Boyle, Douimeng,
Oaimlbeia, Lenkenau, Ix> Prlesti,
Fretfeld, Phil .Roberts, Scoplnich,
.Sheard, Meefcins, Mack, RolI-Ijar-
: : sen, BUI Hecianran and Hank Band-
.'• hold.; — ''.
"^ ptfcer:. numbers were entitled
*>t'^^^
a-Darne," VI-LlkeCGirls,^ :'?Ka*auVer
committee;'* ""HUltoilHes," "Rovtog
Beporter," "Martin and His Magic,"
"Aiinit Penelope/'. "Cinderella," "Lul-feiby
ot;.Bro3wiway," and a- twirling
act by ^Drum Majorette Jane Yar-row.
Henry N. Burnett, _dramatics
teiacher, coached those who partici-pated.
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High Requiem Mass Held
For-W—Wallace Brunner
A solemn requiem mass was cele-brated
in Our Holy Redeemer RJC.
Church Monday morning lor W.
Wallace Brunner, 28 Lexington
avenue^ who died Thursday in the
home, of, his daughter,, 16• Babylon
Turnpike. Burial followed in Holy
Rood Cemetery, Westfoury. _
—~Mra:"Brunner -was born in the
-Harlem* section,jrf-MlarihaUan, 70
years^ago; and moving to Brooklyn,
established. himself' In the electri-cal
contracting business7:He-came to
F&sport in I020~and_c<wnmuted un-til-
ten years~agp when he., discon-tinued
Jifc Bfboklyh-interests and
opert&/ted_ from-hiai "home heje. He
was fonnerly:"a"raiem^er^ ot the.mas-
•^^r^elecliilcliaiiB^V.ox^anl^U^^
Brooklyn. He,was a member~of the:
K. of
'ri>.
You~ know th"e l"o"ve"l y velvet look ybw dan la"k"e~s o"n by "ca~n dlelight"- the ten"de"r" g"lo w of color? This is the lo-ok- yo—ur.sk.i ncan- .h-ave with
the fabulousjlattery of candlelight—captured in^a liquid maKe-upl
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C.,, the Preaporfc Democratic Olub
anu district commlbteeman from, the
_43rd election .district, His wife,
Mabsl-G.- Brunnerrdled"l4. years
agto. Surviving are a son, W. Wal-lace
Brunner, Jr., of Baldwin; a
\ daughter, Mrs. Margaret B. Mc-
Quiade;-a .sister, . Mrs. Margaret
. .VaittteV Water, ol .Brooklyn; two
brothers, Harry, of Brooklyn, and
'Albert of Preeport, and two grand-
• children. .
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Legion Will Celebrate
Re'a"l 'S t. Pa•t•r*i"c"•k 's Day"
Clinton Story Pest. Am-erican
Legion, is to have e St. Pat-
.rick's Day datace on "Saturday., night,
-Jiia«di' 15» in the Dugout; To make
it: -real Jyish, (iorned beef and cab-teuxh
'are; fc> be Berved. Funds de-
•Hved • froth tftie-event wlU help to
'
Why is RevloK *Touch-and-Glow" changing the make-up
habitsi of millipris? Because it*s more th"axra~ make-up
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protec—ts* your\ skin^'- than\ ks -t.o.. .R..e.v..lo n's•- - •o -w-• n-- Lan_o-Utet*
Never masky, never greasy,_neyer drying.., °-fc
"Touch-and-Glpw" ia'ie only make-up in all the '
world that gives your skin a naturalfy flawless finish!
Eight, divine shades, 1.10* and 1.60* REVLON FACE POWDER
in shades' to harmonize 1.10*
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Discover today why "Touch-and-Glow" is changing the make-up habits of millwnsl
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tOST BANBt BOpH;
LQ9T 'iBankbook No .SSCOI, Frcaport
;Bank.';P*r8<*nB'. luterestodJ are herde-tbnt
unless the book U pr»*
Odd Fellows Lodge
Gives Sylvester Shea
'•Year Jewel Pin
Many Dignitaries Honor
Former Postmaster in
Tribute Monday Night
Sylvester P. Shea, -yho waja Init-iated
as a member of _ .Preeport
Lodge, I.O.OJF1., on November 16,
1891, nine months after it was- or-ganized,
wa& presented a 60-year
Jewel at a:meeting of the lodge held
In his honor In Fire Headqua.rters,
North Main street, Monday night.
The presentation was made by Dis-trict
Deputy John Davidson, of Sea-side
Lodge, -Inwood, and Mr. Shea's
daughter, Mrs, Frederick A. Bran-des,
pinned the jewel on his coat.
Noble Grand Robert G. Miller pre-sided.
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- Numerous dignitaries ol the order
paid tribute to the service given to
the lodge and order by Mr. Shea
during ttie more than 60 years of
his membership. These included Ed-
'W'arct IX- Pawcett,. district -deputy
for Queens;"Erlc Biomquist,.oif Piro-teottoa'Xjbdge,-,
Roslyh, district depu-ty
for the first Nassau District;
tester Lewih, of Hempstead, grand
marehal of th'ev State' of ^
^rho i«presente(l the-grapii
Olatf Nelson, past', noble.; grand T:
Freeport Mother And Her Son
Collaborate In Writing Novel
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. fche ; ITasSau;
also
thc'-Iotlges *iri laie- district had in
conducting tlheir -initiations under
the direction of Mr. Shea when he
w"as district ^deputy, of the Value
his advice had been as a' represen-
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Blood Donors Needed
For Boys in Korea
Freeport residents will have an.
opportunity to help our boys in
Korea Saturday, March 22, when
the American Bed Cross-.bloodino^
bile pays a return visit "to the vil-lage.
The bloodmobile will be at the
Seaman Avenue school Saturday,
March 22, from 9:45 in the morn-ing
to 3:30 in the afternoon to re-ceive
donations of blood for the
blood banks serving our anme'd
forces In the Korean" war. _
Persons who wish to volunteer as
blood donors a/e asked to call Mns.
G. A- "Goetschius, Jr., JHReeport &-
8121, 'or Mrs. R. G. MbChesney,
Edna Lee and Harry Lee (mother and son) authors of "All That
Heaven Allows" to be published by G. P. Putnam's Sons on March 28,
Edna and Harry Lee, OU1A ,„,„. ^^ UL -LUU
Pennsylvania avenue, are. the "-coauthors~6f "''All That Heaven
•Allows," tp.^be published by G,. P. Putnam's Sons on March, 28*
AIthough_thisJS-the.firat. book.tjtiey.have -ymtteu'in collaboration",
tJneyare authorH_.o_t Jiye nojyel^behveep t^ep." ' i^v^^V'
—'—^— Edna Lee"/Is author-of two
'these, :.'.—•.w.-M't
to Red Gross Group
Mrs. Banker Reports
Complete Organization
For Village Campaign
An enthusiastic meeting of the
workers in the Red Cross fund cam-paign
to raise $11,000 in Preeport
during March was held in the home
of the branch chairman, Mrs. Har-
.old-. W. Battin, 391 Pennsylvania
avenue, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Marion Banker, .the cam-paign
chairman, announced that a
complete staff of volunteer workers
had been gotten together, to con-duct
a house-to-house solicitation
in every section of the village. These
are headed by- district .captains who
are to submit their first reports at
a meeting to be held in Mrs. Bat-tin's
gome_next Thursday night at
^cTclbck. "" „
At Saturday's gathering, Julius L.
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Christ LMeran Announces
Christ Lutheran Church, North Grove street and Randall
avenue, has announced the free Sunday school bus schedule
for-South Preeport that will be effective Sunday/ March 16,
for transporting children from that section of the village to
Sunday School which starts at 9 o'clock.
South Freeport was selected as
the trial area because the greatest
need for' Sunday school transpor-tation
exists in that area. Similar
service for North Freeport will be
dependent upon exj>erience in South
Freeport.
Parents are requested not to
park or stop cars along the church
property on the south of Randall
.avenue-between North Grove street
and North Ocean avenue! This space
must be reserved for the bus service.
; Route 1 ' . .
Grove & Howard
Grove & Robert
8:40 axm.
8:41 a jn.
,18:43 ajm,
*8:43. am.
8:44 a jm.
8:45 .ain.
3:46 nm-
8:^7 aim.
8:48 ajm.
Orove & Polk
..... Grove & Overton
... Grove & Jefferson
Grove & Cedar
-... Bay &. Goitlon
,66; Main & E. Bedell
So. Main to Hay
fl:49ajm.v.,.. So. Main & Atlantic
8:50 a-m So. Main & Southsido
8:51 am.* Archer & Grove
8:53 ajn Archer & Church
8:53-ajn Archer. & So. Main
8:45 ajn, ..... S. Main & Mill Road
8:55. am. S, Main & Smith
8:50 a an Merriek & Church
Route 2
8:40 ajn, .., Suffolk & Long Beach
8:41 ajm Bay-& Nassau
8:43 a jn. Ray & Roosevelt
8:43 a jn: .......... Ray & Weet^de
8:44 ajm. .......... Ray & Branch
8:45 ajm. ...S. Bayview & Atlantic
8:46 ajn. ... S. Bayview & Whaley
8:47 a jn. ;.... S. Bayivlew fy Rose
8^43 ajn. .... Merriek & Brookslde
8:49 a-m Sigmond & 'Juanlta
8:60 am. . . . . . . . . . . . Park & Pine
8;&1 aan. Park '&- Lexington
• Return trip will leave church at
10^5. • • - ' • • '• -''r '• '•- V - ' - J - • • - - '
^x^yttvti JJCT;. • xiw.Aiio^yuu coiu;inure
tnan:: a milllori copies,-was a' book
club selection and was sold to the
movies, 'though to date Hollywood
hasn't gotten around to making ~a
picture o-f it. Her second novel was
also n book club selection and best
seller.
Harry Lee has three novels to his
crodit, "Fox in the Cloak," "No
Measure Danced." and "Sir and
Brother." He received the Carl
Bohnenbsreer medal for the out-standing
work of creative writing
of Dhe year his first bocfr was pub-lished,
and his work has been .ccm-pared
"lo~ "Dreiser,""Wolfe, Lawrence
and Ernest Poole. As he says, "whose
hasn't."
Bafore becc^ming an -author, Edna
Lee was a newspaper wonnan on
the Atlanta Journal, a radio script
writer, fashion editor, and advertis-ing
executive. In passing, asjt were,
she was^a_daily radio commentator
on an Atlanta station, tne city which
is her home town, __
Harry Lee has been a newspaper
-reporter, written for radio, taken
a- briesf fling at the theatre,--and
been a labor editor and publicity
man. He has a wife and three chil-dren.
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The advantages to Freeport of developing a municipal
parking field with a capacity, of 1,000 cars in Hanse Park were
outlined by Village Trustee Cord Vjebroek in a talk before
the monthly meeting of the Atlantic South Civic Association
at the Soufh Shore Yaeht Club Thursday-night.
Tlie proposed parffing field -would extend from a point on
ast Merriek road South to Mill road and East to South Main
street. Trustee Viebrqck woxild make the field>moro-acc.os^bl«
parking field from East -Meprick-r.oadi;t1iG-Smithistreet
xtonsion from and Mill road ..and. South Main -sireet. •., ~ ;.
VHftnse Park 'is ..no-sir1,a; BwSiniKr,
belonging to ;the
Ifelricls
,7,822 Citizen^
He said -'tJhe'-;ylUage
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,take: such 'an ir^rov^eht:'atvtiilfi'.. v?
to^J-butVtt^v^'-wlll?have;1ihe '-^bor^^f.-:
TiotwlnBrPpwer; Mtoirivtrie;:n^.^ew,A;l
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^..^ r i-fptaW-trf 'ttie>-vl!lagel3 borhvwlh^^o^/'h'ow;- '
PfceportrSaturday.to.-qualify to vofeTtled-np^for other.purposesr^
at the Village Election next Tues- j Would Pay for 'Itself '
day from 7 o'clock In the morning/ ' Mr. Viebrockj said experience
until 9 at nJg-ht. In four districts shows such ah improvement adds
no one registered, in six only one to the assessed valuation c-f a city
persons each, two enrolled In four, or town by the improvements it
t'hree in two and five in the 48fch attracts, so that within three years
district. However, the names .p.f. U. has paid for Itself,
these registrants were added to the ( The trustee pointed out that
7.797 carried over from the Nov-, Preciport is almost 90 per cent built
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Ereeport High P.-TV-A.
Plan Junior-Senior Dance
Plans are being made for the
annual Junior-Senior Dance, spon-sored
by the Eleventih and TwfeUW
Grade Unit of the Parent-Teacher
Ass'n. of Preeport High School. This
year's dance will toe held on Sat-urday
evening, May 3rd, at .the
Caroline O. Atkinson School audi-torium.
Members of the decorating com-mlfctee
were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Walcott Chandler, 74 Dela-ware
Avenue,. General Chairman ol
the Dance Committee, this Wednes-day
evening, March 13. Those
present were' Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Mackenzie, Mr; and Mrs. Hugh
Erwin and Mrs. Carl Sutenneister.
Others assisting In. preparation
for -the dance are -the Mesdames Al-bert
Miller, WilHaanBillrtieyer, Har-old
Johnson, John Albee, Joseph
DaRoza, Anthony Scopinich, Nathan
Diamond, Richard Porter, - John
Dodd, Iwuls Poplel, William Parker,.
Prank Jllkins, Gordon Yarrow, John
Baynor, JJawrence Disch, - Bleriry
Appel(^ George Yarrcwj. Sam Flsh-ku?
jd; .iEtuurd Penneona, ': Jeremiah
Maher, Bverertt Punnah, all ol: Freer
port, and Mrs. Eggers, of Waritagh.
ember election, making a total of
7,822 whose names appear on the
voting lists as eligible to participate,
in the- municipal balloting.
This lack of interest was attribut-ed
;to-~the-fact"there is iro'cohtest..
Trustees Leonard D. B. Smith and
Cord Viebrock, whose terms of of-fice
expire on March 31, having been
nominated by t/he Unity Party tb
succeed-.themselves, with -no other
.ticket in the field.
Walter J. Miranda, the campaign
manager, today issued an appeal for
all who have registered to go to
the polls and vote on Tuesday.
up. He said there will be^no large ^
real estate developments,, in the
village in the future becnuss there
Is"no acreage available for this type
of growth. He declared, however,
that Freeport has a • wonderful
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CANNON PHARMACY
TO REMAIN OPEN SUNDAY
The JCannon Pharmacy, 6 -South
Main street, will remain open Sun-day
after"' the other druggists \n
Freeport close^_at 2 pmn. The--tejc-phone
Is FReeport 8-0041.
Is
who was nominated in opposition -
liam H. Mow'dy, the candidate of the nominating" committee,
was elected president of .the Freeport peniocratic Club by a -
vote of 56 to 15J" at a stormy meeting- held in Keaijquarters, 56
"West Merriek road, Thursday night. He carried ,the rest of the
rival slate in with him.
- The election was preceded by a
debate lasting an hour and a half
as to the 'procedure to be followed.
Wfltiam Wilmot Introduced a mo-tion
providing for a count of the
members standing up as the -cand-idates
for each office .were voted on.
Some of the members contended
that the constitution required a vote
by .ballot and read -the section relat-ing
to elections to back their coni-tentions.
However, when a vote on
the-; resolution was finally taken, 16
voted for an election by ballot, .32
for a standing vote and 22 abstained
from voting. When the balloting
began, the 15 and occasionally a few
others, voted for Ifoe candidates, re-commended
by Mrs. Frances Regan;
chairman of the nominating .com-mittee,
and the others for .the' op-position.
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'. (Leo Helm was elected first vice-president,
over Harry Mitchell, 00 to
OS, and Mrs. Elsie Richards second
vice-president; over Mns.V' Loretta
Connelly, wife of A J. Connolly, the
zone leader,' 56 to 17.
(Mrs. Mary McSweeney, secretaryr
Jack Kenauld, treasurer: Mrs. Eliza-beth
'Del Rosso, corresponding secr
retaxy; Pred Weber, chairman., ci
reception committee; (Mrs., Ellen'
Mendlcino and John Ryan/. mem-_ •
bers or the 'Board of Directors, were
elected without opposition. ; •:; - ; {.:. ^:.
Other members of the Board .elec-ted
were Mrs". Elizabeth, Helm;. Mis. :
<Mabel Renauld, Mr. WilnwttV Her-bert
Richards, Bernard McSweeney
and Mrs. Marlon. Clifford, "while
Mrs. Isabel O*Nell, Mrs* .Regan, Mrs
/Connolly and
.fcated." •'. :
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had ballots prepared' for the election
but they were' not us«d. "Mrs.-
Mitchell,
sided.; ,
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