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17th Year, No. 23 FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1952 39 PIVE CENTS PER;
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Enck Honored on 25th Anniversary
Everett R. Enck, right, Vlce-President ana Cashier of the Meadow
Brook National Bank, receives congratulations on the occasion of his
Twenty-fifth Anniversary with the bank from Augustus B. Weller,
President.1 Mr. Enck was presented with an engraved wrist watch and
a frame^ copy of a resolution passed by the Board of Directors, exr
tending their best wishes to him. The presentation was made at the
. .Dinner**, of the Officers and Directors of the Meadow
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9,395 Are Roistered
In Local Districts
During First 2 Days
5.000 Voters Needed
To Bring Freeport Up
To Goal Leaders Set •
During the first two days of regis-tration
last Friday and Saturday,
9,395 Freeport citizens qualified to
vote in the presidential election on
Tuesday, November 4. This is more
than 5,000 short of the 15.000 goal
set by Sheriff H. Alfred Vollmer,
Republican leader, and Albert J.
Connolly, Democratic chief for
Freeport.
Every effort is to be made to get
every prospective voter possible to
the polls tomorrow and Saturday,
the final days of registration, so as
to qualify for a record vote in No-vember.
The hours of registration
tomorrow will be frcm 10 o'clock in
the morning until 10 o'clock at night,
and on Saturday from 7 A.M. to
0 P:M.
Freeport's 9,395 registration for
the first two days was 4,5$0-ahead
of last year's figure" of 4,665 8>r the
ame period and 1,300 /more than
To Sing at Luncheon
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DeLwmes* Qolden Wedding
Celebrated At Coral House
Mr. and Mrs. John F. DeLorme, 251 West Lena avenue,
Celebrated, their golden wedding anniversary by giving a
dinner party for the members of their family Sunday evening
in the^Coral House, Baldwin.;
Mr. DeLorme and the former
Miss Louise Barmitz were married
hi Manhattan at a home wedding
on October 1, 1902. They came to
Freeport to live 30 years ago. Mr.
DeLorme served three terms as
Village Trustee, 1&27 to 1933, and
as head of the local Office of Price
Administration later being assigned
to headquarters' m Manhattan, dur-ing
World War II. When .rent con-trols
were put into effect 'he had
supervision over the eight districts
in Nassau. County and eleven in
Suffolk.
On .reaching the retirement age
of 70, he was retained by -the Vil-lage
Board -to go over all the rec-ords
that have been accumulated
since the community was incorpor-ated
60 years ago with a view to
eliminating those that were no long-er
needed. He was formerly in a
branch of the-buildjhg -line and has
been a member of the Freeport
'Lodge of Elks for 30 years.
Mrs. DeLonne's sister, Mrs. Anna
Gregorious of Merrick, who was
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Firemen Arrange Exhibits
At Library And Two Banks
Through the courtesy of Fire Chief Marra, an exhibit in
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conjunction with Fire Prevention Week has been arranged
at the Freeport Memorial Library and in the lobbies/of the
Freeport and Meadow Brook banks.
Two glass cases at the library dis-play
many of the magnificent tro-phies
wttiich the volunteer' fire-lighters
have acquired thru their
many skills.
Also shown in the three exhibits
are the personal gear issued fcTthe
firemen—rubber boots, helmeVcpat
and gloves.-The generating dhemical
canisters for respiratory protection
and the M-SrAChemox Oxygen
Breathing Appa'rakis-are mute ••tes-timony
of the danger to which £he
fflfemen are exposed. .
Folders on "Safety-in-the-nome1'
have also been given to -the'Library
and banks for distribution.
iDeputy Chief Franklin Grempel/
chairman of the- Freeport Eire De-
. partment's Plre Prevention Bureau,
had ^charge of setting up., the. ex-^
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Yacht Club Planning
Spaghetti Dinner-Dance
Reservations for the spaghett
dinner-dance to be given by th(
South Shore Yacht Club Saturday
night cloik-tcmorrpw.. Members who
fail to call PBeeport 8-9020 some-time
tomorrow will be oUt of luck if
they hope to attend -the event.
per, will! be:.served from 8. to 10
o'clock and dancing will be, continu-ed
indefinitely. : . • - ' • > ; ' ' "
ZIPPER'S PHARMACY
OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY
Zipper's' Pharmacy,^; 51 'South
Grove street, Tvill reinain open Sun
day ' eiter "the otter ^druggists*, in
Ereeport. close at 2 o'clock.
telepiione is PReeporfc- 8-0277,
tine 7.595, for,, the first two days of
JOAN ROBERTS
Joan Roberts to Sing
At G. 0. P. Luncheon
,-:. FreeporL W
Institute to Erect
$40,000 Building For
Aeronautical^chqol
Truck Route System
Proposed for Village
Streets by Weyrauch
•Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
has obtained a permit from the Bur-eau
of Buildings -to erect a $40,000
one-story building at 527 Atlantic
avenue, to house its Aeronautical
Engineering School. The building
will occupy, a plot 60 by 98 feet in
size. The firm of John Thatcher &
Son of Manhattan has the contract
for -the construction of the building.
This was one of 37 permits for new
building costing $384.400 listed by
Superintendent of Buildings W. P.
Demobt in his September report to
the Village Board at its semi-monthly
meeting Monday night. He
also reported permits for additions
and alterations to 32 buildings esti-mated
to cost $34,535 for a total
of $418,935.
On recommendation of- Police
Chief Peter Elar the board--fixed-a
speed limit of 20.miles. an_hpur_on
'stfeetef '
tered during the foiir days.
The figures by districts are
follows for two days:
EX).
as
34
35
36
37
sa
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
1952
628
662
406
611
445
355
535 saa
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729
593
469-
580
446
'679
670
Total 9,395
Broadway, will be guest artist at the
Fourth Annual Luncheon of the
Freeport Republican Club at the
Garden City Hotel Tuesday, Octo-ber
21, at 12:30 o'clock, Mrs. Mabel
Reiner, chairman, announced this
week.
Miss Roberts will sing for the
guests- someVof /.the songs she sang
in this famousvCproductlon, ,wliiqh
had a record;run' on. Broadway;;/',
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Tickets for
Dinner Now on Sal
Tickets for the dinner to be held
in connection with the -.-celebration
of the 60th anniversary of 'the in-corporation
of the- Village of Free-port,
at the Elks clubhouse Wednes-day
night, October 22, at 7 o'clock,
are now on sale, John F. DeLorme, a
member of the committee announc-ed
this week.
The tickets which wil Icost $3, can
berftobtained at the Ereeport Bank,
Meadow Brook Bank, Freeport Fed-eral
Savings and Loan Association,
Freeport Memorial " Library, Vie-brock'a
and the Municipal Building.
Mrs. Reiner^ald; today that',;fche
sale of ticke.tf ' .for the luhcjieqn
outside of Freeport is surpasslhg^the
demand from- members of the "club
'and residents of the village. She
urged Freeport Republican women
and others in the village who ex-pect
to attend the luncheon to.
make their reservations without de-.
lay. ' .
A distinguished speaker represent-ing
the Republican .State committee
is expected ~Eo~b"e announced within
the next few days to round out the
program. Proceeds of--the luncheon.
will go toward the Freeport Re-publican'
Club's contribution to the
Nassau County Republican Cam-
•paign-fund. --------- — -
Village Counsel Martin H. Wey-rauch
advised -the board that under
an amendment to the New York
State Vehicular Traffic Law, the
board was authorized to adopt an
ordinance' establishing a system of
truck.routes within, the. Village lim-its
and .excluding all trucks -having
a total combined gross weight of
vehicle plus-load In excess-of five
•tons from all other streets except
that this' would" not preclude the
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3!bodn>obile Coming
To Freeport November 1
The American Red Cross Blood-mobile
will visit the. Caroline G. At-kinson-
Schoor-on- Seaman avenue,
Saturday, November I, from 9:45
in the morning until 3:30 o'clock, in
the afternoon" to receive donations
of blood-for-rmen-in-the-armed for-ces.
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Four hundred registrants are
needed in order for Freeport to fill
its quota. Appointments to give
blood can be made by calling Mrs. R.
G. McChesney at FReeport 9-6733. Ml
Post Office Opens
Until Noon Monday
The Freeport Post Office will be
open from. B-'o'clock to 12 Noon on
Monday October 13,. 1952. 'Mrs. Mary
E. Bannon, Acting (Postmaster, an-nounced
today, •!
WETTtAWEEB AT-ROTARY : ..
Dr. J. (Maynard-WeHlaufer, direc-tor
of music in -the Freeport schools,
is" to speaX on 7".What',Makes the
Freeport High' School 'Band -Click/'
at the weekly ;suj>per ofjthe'Botary
Club, tonight" at 7 ^o'clock- in
Elks clubhouse.
Old Pictures Of Freeport . «. * JL
Asked For Anniversary Show
At a meeting of the 60th anniversary committee Monday
night in the Court Room of the Municipal Buildig, it was decided
to appeal-to all persons having"picttiresr6F~scenes in the village
taken during its early days'to lend them to the cbmmittee to
be' displayed during,;£he week's celebration starting with a
parade Sunday afternoon, October 20." Pictures may be left
with Judge Hilbert R. Johnson, the chairman, at his office, 70-
North Main street, or John F. .DeLdrnie in the Municipal Build-'.
It was decided to erect a review-.
ing;stand .for the parade - on t the
south Bide of; Brooklyn avenue at.
Long Beach . All past village presl-:
dents-and Mayors are to be invited'
tc,occupy:seats on the grand stand;;
Prom. 75 - to . 100 fortrier village;
trustees and other. officials are to •{
be sent, letters advising them of the
dinner. -'No .complimentary tickets:
are to be isslued! lor .the/banquet. -
ti.
• Tickets for the dinner to Ire.given
In! the Elks clubhouse, Wednesday
rifgnt, October 22, the anniversary of
the incorporation:of £be.-Vipage-1n
1§92, rmay be obtained at' the Free-port
Bank, the Freeport Federal
Sayings & Loan Association, the
Freepbrt Memorial Library; the
Meadow Brook National Bank, Vie--
brock's Xflinchebaette and .the Muni-cipal
Building., The price .is $3 ^
person. ' , -& , '. -
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