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2«th Year, No. 30 PREEPORT, N.*Y., THURgDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1961 •• PRICE f W E CENTS P I B COPY
Wnai To Present
it iss Me Kate n
Thanks to Public
The Couunittee of the Womeri's
Division of the Preeport Hepubiican
Club wishes to express their ap­preciation
and sincere thanks to the
merchanta, club members and their
many friends who contributed so
much in every way to the success of
the Annasl Card Party and Bally
which was held at the Freeport Elics
OJub Nov. 3.
Mort Meyerson, as "Petruehlo," makes » play (or Tabby Schlelfer,
as "Kate," as the playnakers rehearBe for "Kiss Me Kate," the Cole
Porter Musical, to be presented by Justice -Lodge & Chapter, B'nai
B'rith on Sat. Nov, 18 and Sat. Dee. Z in the Baldtrin lUerh School
Auditorium.
By MRS. RAYMOND STRAUSS
Justice Lodge & Chapter, B'nai B'rlth will present "Kiss Me Kate"
on Sat. Nov. 18 and Sat. Det;. 2, at the Baldwin Senior High School
at 8:30 pjn. '
A wonderful group of singers, dancers, and actors will display their
many fine .talents, through an exciting, eye-ravishing rendition of the
Cole Porter iiilislcal, "Kiss Me
Kate."
Leading the cas* wllJ be Toi*y
Sohlelfer, who possesses an exten­sive
iprofcisslonal toackground on
t>he musical stage. The niale lead
Is being taken \is Mart lies^ersoo,.
who was , "Ourly" ta l a ^ • year's
"OMahoBM.*'
m e supporWag cast Is worthy of
all-star mtlngs. Oece Shehar, Phil
Golden, Arnold Seajwart?,. and Julie
Leavy have had leading roles in
prior shows.
Artie Ginsberg. Seymour saemp-oer,
Jtajuiy. Hexidon aiid.Ba,ve Ka-mlnsky
ateo Have successful past
perforinancoi to, tioelr credit.
fContlnued on Pia^e 2)
SALES DAY TO LAUNCH
ill&BASSA0OR FRCMKt
Freeport Druggists
Offer Public Free
Tests for Diabetes
George Bemihaxd, Pres. of the
Kassau-Suffolli Pharttiaceutlcal So­ciety,
has anmnged for all Drug
Stores of Preeport, or sunwundlng
contmnnittes, to conduct free test^
for I>l{dSeties. |
. Bring' yow- urtoft specimen to. anji
oonyenient, <»ntoiner, to ybvis
Freeport Hospital Plans
Complete Reorganization
A complete reorganlaiatlon of its
professional staff was recently an­nounced
by Preeport Hospital, which
for 28 years has served communi­ties
and villages on the South Shore
of Ijong Island.
During 1960, Preeport HospltlU
admitted 3,000 patients, and rend­ered
service for 15,000 patient days.
ms" '<ui
You Can Dig The Dippers
At Jones Beach Sunday
The Big and little iSippers and
3 other constellaMons will be the
stellar attractions at the star gajdng
session a^t Jones Beach on Sunday,
Nov. 12.
These twlce^monthly sessions be--
gln at 7 p.ni. a t Field No. 1 and are
free to the public.
Preiport Merchants to Contribute
T:ioi|9P P!:oj^t from NOK 20 Salli ^
The iBB2 Ctennwinltar AmbasBttdor Project at the FreeparT Ctommimlty
CouaeU, In coopeiratloawlth Preeport High School, .wUl-IJ* oWlcIaUy
Inimched onfa%n;,.Ntfv. .^.rtty » vUtege-wide "Ainbasawiior Sal«s Dtty,
Thiis was. 'apiouoccd* by Projecfr: Chairman. Mi*. Howard -M«cEWtigaU
and &e BetaUDJvtsitixi <>f the Freeport Chsmtter of Commerce. ••"''•
"• SAJ^dB F p o i K J T of U*e Ereeport
C6qinninl% Omipdl, in. cooperation
.w|ti)f :%eepart ffigb Scix^^^ be
pfflciaily:. JaiuichHl on Mon., Nov.
;20;;i l^r-: al-iiitoge-irfds.; Ambaj^
. Sales .J>a,y.- ItUs 'WBA. raiuunuiced, by
':JPro-iN?t.;;..0ialnnan+-»:Mra. •.HkwraKl
#icDoi«faE Biidihe Iuiw>..Diwlslon
Heaf Tuberculin Teste
Given To BHS Students
NJnetJ-one p«rceMfc. of Baldwin
ar. High school students toolt the
Beaf Tuberculbt Test at t&e school
Pri., dbt.2T, school nurse Mfs. Hen-ijfissy
announced. Of-these, only 21
students ...isihowed a positive reac-tdon
when teste ware-checked in* ft
feaotsr-wp, Tues., Oct.. 31.
of l*e Preeport ChBinber of Com­merce.
.ttetail stores parttcSpatinsito. fehe
prognun wfl donate 10% of sales
for this day to ttJelOtomniunity Aani
bassador.Project wihMiJa4882-will,
send a Freeport High S<aw»l stu-
• (CootliMied a& PajK-T) •
Wnmem At Elks Bazaar
'- -Hai^/BertBoiniez, Sidney Midtaels.
Adidlo jP^npas,. James CSaserl. and
yj. .,^iS^ jrere wtanen of the
.attfp^l»te.'.aW»dM_>y/tihe. ftoe-
P&t;;.Jt^^(S>'of;,Klcs rt •tfee'.CHolflen
PRtJ0 STORE NQTieB
'• -'Beriiliaiidt's Pbarmaey. 54 W. Bler-
\irfa&'.iUl4.'<|pNN^iiOTt,;.wni 'vetii^ii. open
tote,TniiUI U)'pJiit,.;:Siind»y. Nov.-'^l^.
: ^ i 'aUt«''..ArapiBlbi«s/wiio,' are' maai-
:iier$ of'-tbtf. I1reejioTt'niiMia«y.As>
sociatlon elose » t > pja. aa UwaMT-Bemhazd's.
Mepiione is FB S-OMBi
Kenneth B. Vought. Chairman, announced the 1961 Vuterans Day
pr<«ram of the Wiillara Clinton Story Post.No. 342 American l«gton,
which will start at 11 a.m. at the Miuilclpal Building.
Taps by Preeport
Masque & Wig Club
Of FHS to Present
"My Three Angels"
The Masque and Wig Club o(
Preeport High School will present
BJieir annual production, "My Three
Angels", at the hlgli school audi­torium
on Prl., Nov. 10, and Sat.,
Nov. 11, at 8:30 p.m.
Harold Holzman, Ohris Kent,
Anita Saltz, Nina Mazey, Sue Har­rison,
Cajolyn Wicintyre, Pred Ter-ranova,,
and a tialented supporting
oast ptTjmise an Wlarl'ous perform­ance
of the Broadway hit by Sam­uel
and Bella Spewack, "My Three
Angels".
The 3 angels of the title' are 2
lamcdtsrere ijusd • a n • 'cmtesaeler 'In
Prentdi- firuinnat wCio, usingr their
praf^sslona.1 skills, become Christ­mas
dib-gooders to bring a troubled
family happiness. It's wonderful
entertalninent.
High School
Buglers. J. Maynard Wettlaufer, Di­rector,
Posting of Colors by C(A>r Guard
of William Clinton Story Post No.
342.
National Anthem.
Invocation by <!^ptain William
North of the Salvation Army.
Introductions.
Selections by: Boys and Qlrls
Chorus of the Bayvlew Avenue
School.
Director: Mrs. Margaret Belmont,
Supervisor of Mementary School
Vocal Music.
Address by: Dr. John Henry
Martin, Superintendent of the Pree­port
Public Schools.
Selection by Boys and Girls
Chorus,
BenedteUon by. Captain WlUlam
Korfh.
The;,toUowlng organteatSooS:. will;.
jjirtloipateT'";'"' -'—---> • >-^'...,.i
Daughters ot the American. Bevo-luUon-^
Buth rtoyd Woodhull Chap­ter,
MJ'S. Helen Strang, Begent.
American Red Cross, Mrs. Gordon
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TOP COUHTY SPOT
Dems Upset County Executive Race;
But GOP Candidates Win Freeport
Eugene H. Ntckerson. Democratic can­didate,
upset political forecasters by beat­ing
Robert Dill, Republican candidate, for
the position of Nassau County SSteoutlve.
However, based on, unofficial reports flow
available, the Republicans took all other
County and Town positions on the ballot.
Last minute unofficial reports also rcr
vealed that Freeport backed every Re-publioan
candidate Including MC{ bill,
•Following are final but not confirmed re­sults
of the election Votes In Wreepbrt lli
some of the major races: !
EDCHENE H. NICKGB80N
County Exeisitlve:
Bobert Dill (It)
Nlckeison (D)
Pres. Super. Town ot Hemp.:
PaiTlngton (B)
Leonard (D)
Super. Town of Hemp.;
..CSaso; <R)
Hart <D!
Sheriff;
Combs. (R)
P^loe (D)
CoroptroUer:
: Bedell CR)
Suoed (D)
County Clerit:
Anderson (B)
,Tuc6l <IM
.Town Hwf.'Supt:
.. Haff (B)
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District Atty.:
lievl&e (ft)
Higgins (D)
Pres. Ju4ire:
Lynde (B>
Buratein (D>
Councllmen:
Easa" <E)'.. • ;
Benolt m)
Loacman <B>
Portela (D)
Schecht^ (D),
Haves CD) ""
Town Clerk:
Bennett (B)
Hlmelfarb (O)
Tax Beoclver':
.••fonvain.CBK
' Cuff (D)
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Unofficial reports also' ^ o w :that
Judpe Paul. WMlltz and-aU other
S t # e n i e ' d o i t t t Republican'ean^^
dates carried FreepcHTt majorities,
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