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. 33 PREEPORT.lf.Y., THURSDAY, JANUABYrS, 1952 FIVE CENTS COPY
tonial Dinner
Mansperger at
Elks Club January 15
Edmund LunJey Heads
Committee for Affair
In Honor of Principal
A testimonial dinner honoring
Martin M. Mansperger, Principal of
Freeport High 'School for the past
22 years, will be held at the Free-port
Elks Olub Tuesday night, Jan-uary
15, at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Mans-perger
plans to retire at the end of
the present semester and live on
his--farm -ta-Romneyr West Virginia,
Mr. Mansperger came .to Freeport
September * 19,-1939,' after having
served-as-. PrincipaL-in- Barnesville
High School, Ohio (1821-22); Ur-banla
HJ3., Ohio (1922-23); Zanes-ville
HJS., Ohio (1023-27); and^
Mountoha -Lakes,-NJ. .(1927-29),-
This testimonial dinner is spon-sored
by. the Freeport High School
Pareht/Teacher --Association, the
Teacher Assoclationi and 'the Board
of Education. *ncfcets~~can; be jnn<
cbased from'Mrs. .Harry tjfieldsteln,
President .<rf, the ffigih School P.-
.Jr., .-is /.general
ch^nnan^ of':Khe - testimonial din-
Ronald CanBeld KiUed
in Service in Korea .
20, son
AUinsbn; •• 251 • North
Broofcside - dvenue^,- Is : 'the fourth
Korean • conflict. His "mother' leceiy-ed
news of his deatii recently from
t . o t f
the' SSOth ~"Efi$ineering -: Aviation
Gr <nrp.. He iwrtce
an; Air rFprce,
so his mother is of the opinion he
' duringr an e^iemy -raid on
the fields.'-;"' ?'- ;." V 7 . L ,
j6liied;the.;.Air Force ,fii
, 1549, and _reoeived his train-ing,
at Port Dlx; NJ. HeVwas sent
to-San Francisco in\ J^ay,"J^5Q^ and
&rrived: in Ktorea September'-of-^e
fiaine ".year;"; He "was' a~gradiKite oit
FreeptftT-HIgfi "SchooOt" " '— -.^•f~~- r^:\-~ : :• '• -, -.-.••,-:••('"'• :-n-
Fort Benning Graduate
MICHAEL TrBIONBO
is
Freeport
For Combat Infantry
^ Posh
C&L.
T^Bloridb;1 -son , of ; Lieut.
' I , , 4 8
;conibat'
qualified
. platoon leaders,
with an O. O.:rgrade. He Is a mem-
'ber of -the flth p. O..Cpmpany.
/'Heentered^-the' service on Novem-ber
SB, 1950, at the Whitehall Street,
iMaixhatton, of floe, -and arrived at
JPdrt Benningr'on July 8.
Blondo-was graduated from Adel-plii
CoUege, Garden. City.lls a znem-ber;
of:^e"SIgina"TNfiti<>nll fraternity
aTid^was formerly .employed '..by',£he
Ooble ; Aircraft ; Specialties, Inc;i 'of
Min'eola. ':-! . " • - / ' - . > * . . - '-'•:"'•.•• '"'•' \ '
?:, Bugged v^rweek.,Cfliurse , each
nti^rgoes.is, a /transition
period from enlisted .to officer sta-
Continued 4)
r for Park
Waterfront Park Bids
To Be Opened by Board
Thursday, January 24
Commissioners to conderpn prop-erty
needed-for the construction of
the Northeast Park and Playground
were appointed Thursday by County
Judge Henry J. A. Collins. They
are Joseph C. Zavatt of Woodmere,
Gabriel De Coirterd of Valley stream*
and James A. Sheeran of Garden
Cttjv They will meet to organize on
Tuesday, January 15.
' At the same time the village post-ed
a bond of $15,000^ protect the
Interests" of' theV^and -'-holders in-volved.
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This is the first time since the
village7 launched to .program of
parking fields and other • improve-'
ments,"that it has had-to resort to
resort to condemnation proceedings
to acquire the ^ necessary.- property*
Most; o
needed for -tfaef.'.pa'rfc agreed .to tenna:
with • the village, • birt;;thg' foftwying
failed to i dp. :so and forced1 $he;.-legdl
action:^^ Formerly illage. TrusteeWaif
t.er J. ;Wbod, Mary L,, Craven, 8al-vatore;-.
anil :, Nancy~~padlnate ••• and
Patrick; Fitagerald.-y^e-.Tttwn-' of
Hempdtcad, -<
hot. be. reached by' publlcatlon;
The '.Village ialso .set
Thursday morning, January 24, : as
the date for the' opening , of bids for
the construction of the 'waterfront
park at" the *6ot of South Long
Beach avenue, and the first section
of the Northeast Park 'and Play-ground.
RABEN'SUPHABMACy
Baben's Pharmacy, 162V South
Mam" street; will' remain open- Sun-day.,
after the^other drug stores in
Freeport. are closed for -the day, at
S o'clock. The telephone, is, Freej)Qrt
8-7777. "' •
Vandals Steal Bulbs
From Christmas Tree .
Vandals' cartiiot. even keep their
hands otflf of Christmas trees. The
Village Board had a beautiful tree
installed on the Long Island Rail
Road Station Plaza, and wired-for
lights. The bulbs were provided and
Superintendent of Light DlgEHbir-t
Ion Clinton H. Walling thought his
job was over.-
But to his amazement when the
tree was lighted there were no
lights at the base. Boys or their el-ders
had stolen all the bulbs within
reach. The bulbs were replaced and
the same tjiing happened again,
only to be repeated as often as new
bulbs were provided.
are Initiated
r
QrrferPIans Card Party
"At LynBrook .Restaurant
On Friday, Febriijary'_8
Eight-, candidates', were initiated
as ;memberrofvNa?sareth7Shrine;-Or*
der pf,;the. White .-.Shrine of Jeru-~
salem^.Friday-.night.; in jSpartan
Temple. They :were Mrs. Ethel I?unk;
.•Mrai-.Kflitheruie-; I&inzerJlng,
Emily /Sohining,;; Mrs;: Mary
Mrs..:. Edith r
priestesses- and.1tmtchrnen '-ot:;
:iiefds present.' Mrs?Myrtle IMIdge-tte
poit" on a pantomine, '"The Night
before Churistmas" in' which Mrs
Nellie' Weeks, Oliver Weeks, Mrs,
Arlene Lemke, and Mrs. EuJah De
Cardova participated and Charles
Kehm appeared as Santa- Glaus.:
Plans were made for a card party
to be :gjven,.Friday, night, iFebruary
8, 'in -Niedersteln's,-- Lynbrook,--^-—- J. On" the .hospitality ^commi'ttee JPor
•the ' eveninjar I'^were • .Mrs. -'-Ifonorjih
WatjensV chairrnari; Mrs. Bailie
Buckley;' Mrs.1 Henrietta Fay, Mrfl;
onke,; Mrs. Kehm and Mrs. Elltirl
Pictoenpacfc.
Exchande Club Inducts Threes-New y embers
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CHyil-Seirfice;
Commission has announced -open
.Cpn>p^it^Bl;j5JfflrototiQn^Jdt
Jobs~fco be flilwi • try- ttfe ^ Oftu n-ly ^ov***
TSSe'xtl'.': two
,tabntft>r^rc^a=.
Nassau'County
Fel?iiiary,mvThe
Job pays; |3,420 ^to $4^336. "An' exam-uiatlon
for )case: worker for-the Nas- c Ban '^Oounsty'''Department;"of 'Public
Welfare .will' be- held Mlarch 1. .The
•-••-•' ^mto ^3,036*
;:rWteintoera/ .of ;liie' Nassau County
Civil" Service Commission, are-Jtor-mer^/
3UEaypr Howard, -.G. / Wdlson ;Of -
" L~toTO^r'cM^man; -V Thopias .;-R;:
't- Ptfti Washington .attorney, :
:and
Scheduled for .&uiday.U V
--: The-jnbhtiily:/66lfection^of waste
paper and _ other ealabje scrap Vna-terial
Is -scheduled :for Sunday', by
.Theodore Mohr Post/ VJ*.W;
ander S. ; Rtiyinond Strauss
£ eaqpeotiife .-an'1 exceptionally
people
saved. .the'; wrappings of ;,thetc
Ohristrnas,present3 -which can be
tIe^yup"'"^tto^news^i)eTB to .-add .to
'^thk.iisaal .ambiint1. of • paper, collect^ ' .-'. *> «V*4 t '' ' I . \ . " . J 'f ~- ' '.' ' ' , '' ---.f '•. ' * ' ' -' ' • * •' • • r^' .' ^L •* • • ; * •' •',*-
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pounds each and left at the-curb.
Shook, president ^r the Ffeeport FTClmngs^ Club
r present to one of the three new members Indaclcd at list week's meet Ing-a-
mettibershlp .certificate he is about to
left to rfeht, are Donald Boberteon, Robert 8.
stands at the extreme right, ,". •-" ':". -' iVA-'';*:
of the club. The n«r members from
—Protest Committee to
Urge Supervisors Not '
To Adopt This Course.
The Nassau "Ctounty Department'
of Public Works this week made
public the-map showing -the";route
recommended for the Southern
stretch of the proposed. Preeiwrt-
Roslyn Expressway by Andrews,
Clark and Buckley, consulting eri-~
gineers. The route' has not been"-
adopted as yet by the Nassau Coun-ty
Board.of Supervisors."^ ./ ._"
The proposed route follows - Mil-burn
Creek through the Northern .
)art of Baldwin .Jandr-Preeportr It.-
fwould parallel Brookside avenue,
Taking in some property on this
ihoroughfare.,Ii would_run through
theToW MiUburn golf'club property
ar4-along-the-Baldwin side of tine
Milburn* reservoir South to
-fears « ;bl -
the'
proposed: route would • require the
condemnatipn.df;ipan^nocmes. along
+Vi*% iirvrtii*1- ,«VAI**- !'«#•'•• Hjri1U*'.««<'< yv^l..^*.'
Maps ticntto Doxscc
A nuniber of - Copies cxfi the map
were sent to Mayor •Robert 'L.Dbx^
see of Freeport_earJy this week.
Mayor Doxsee says the route of
the proposed expressway, .would re-quire
the raring or moving of only
a few homes In the Brookside ave-
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Rev
of'. St; James
;; Jones,: pastor;
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denly .
Christmas Day^Burial Ba^urday^ yaa ; ;-
in Cireerkfield Oeoieiery.'HenipBteadr;'.
to
of- ageir She-lived ; tlafirj
toe'd-'ahd-;to'"-JlaiiaU^
aann1 aaccttiivvee;;, mmeenm^bre:"r": o"of'f- rrr^SVt.'-\r"rjJaaJJnneess'';!''"- ^y/;".-.•'•$''•••'[
Church and: .its; DondasV carcli& ,;of
Kli3g8';I^iJ^ieiu^.She:-aIw''-irai:>>
membe'r *: of t»y.n:l>rook'. .'Chapter,!;:
OE&., and •^ranklin. .• Court,; Order
of Amaranth, which conducted their
.rites,Friday.iiightv.,^:'- •:.;^:>-;:"-:';.X.v-
, Surviving ar^^her1 .husband,' two.:
daughters,. Mrs.' Edna Dalton and '
Mrs. Eleanor Wopdihan."of iGordons-^
viHe; four grand ohildren,/Deanne-;
and Gerald Dalton and Robert and
Bonnie Lee.;Woodman,;;;and; ':&•.
brother,' Williard:;Oakley of; ^Port-;-
Chester, N.Y.j Mr. Schweitzer spfr>
fered;" 'ar~lieart7"attack Tiecentiy..;. in;
Virginia '\and• 'was^ ;too/ ill, to.-; come;
north, tp. atteitid .his .wife's^funeral.:
IN ARCHER 8TEEET SCHOOL
i,'. The cdecting ,of :t8
Civic J;Aflsbcia"tionv
night.in -the;pafeter|a;pfy1
street;;JBchobl -iristead !'of j t Shore-Vacditv.cauh -whlcJ&V Ifcif untferpr
going its annualirejuvpriatloh^ Plans
for the year;.'"" "
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