The-Leader_1954-11-04

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LEADER
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NEIGHBORLY
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FREEPORT
IftK Year, No. 28
"FRiEPORT'S OFWIAL
BALDWIN
loodcleft Unit M s
Tbl Present Zoniiig
Of Area Be detained
Kenneth Vought, Counsel,
Notifies Village Board
Of. AsscMiiatiion's Stand
The Woodoleft Assdolation at a re-oeat
meetliilf voted to'recommendf
to the yuiage Board that the ptes- '
ent sioning of Woodcleft avenue and
vicinity be retained. Kenneth E
Vought, counsel for. the association,
has notified the Village Fathers of
this, action.
THe matter was taken up in con-, ,„
iiectlon with the proposed Marin.' | \'
business and Industrial zonlngs <.n v*
which an informal hearing was lielii'
Monday nieht, October 18.
dustrlal should remain iadustrl.il
"along Woodeleft avenue" zoned Li-
Mr. Vought wrote that propertl'.'
and.those that are zoned BianuraL--
taring should remain zoned manii
facturing. Our conclusions weu
based on the following very im­portant
considerations:
"A. That any change of zonlnc
to more restricted use would' re­sult
hi a large iiumhber of non-con­forming
uses.
_, "8. White most of the establish­ments
presently along Wood&ft
avenue are presently engaged in
inai-lnc actlvUies, many of ' them
• ?:^9 not exclusively marine,'. For ex-nmpJe"
an establishment ma'y~ be" d"e«'
siened far the •irrvlclnu. repair and
maintenunce oCnuivina engines.^uc'
at the same time the shop may Jar
Used for welding, repairing and
maintenance of other equipment
not„actualIy marine In character.
"O. That the preseAt landlords
who have rented Industrialjiroperty
for non-marine uses woijld Suffer
a hardship when the premises be­came
vacated because of the limited
use of the building suggested.
"D. The frontage on Woodeleft
avenue Is so great that It would be
impossible to' usefully utilize all of
the frontage on the limited basis as
suggested by the several plans now
being discussed."
Mr. Vought, in conclusion, re-iiuests
an appointment to discuss
the proposals of the Woodeleft As-bU^-
iatlon with the Board.
FREEPORT. NEW TOBK, THURSDAY, N ^ ^ S S T
PQU^WTTHE
LEADER
N E W <s P A P C O «• ll REUABLE
i>i c w ^ r A r t K 11 ADVERTISING
ROOSE;VELT MERRICK
^RJP"9 Hallowe eh Contest Winners
1954 FIVE CENTS-PER COPY
300 Children Attend
Halhwe^en Contest
In Spite of Weather
Judjre Paul KeUy of rr^pori IPoflw <JoiHi one of-IK* i ^ i S . - . _ i . fc
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SViturday Might. The ffffnuyy wfth the bit. stIcJt. an, r . . ^ • c ' • ' » ^ ' 3 S S ' ! ? S * •
'W*l<» I>OBt->JtT«>lip AM d a w
Sergtf Anthony Elar Praised
For Work at Police School
A,letter from Northweslci'n Uiiiver.sily, Chicago, IJl.
revealing that a certiflcale had been awarded i*<>lit"e Sgl
Anthony N. Elar who took the Police Trafhc Training coursi
Riven by the university from September 13 to October 1 \vm
rea<l at'the meeting of the Village Board Monday night.
"He Is to be commended for his
V.F.W. Post to Conduct
Scrap Drive Sundty
— Heaiy • Theodoro Mohr tJost,
VJPmr.,; will cpiiduet Its jtaonjhij^^
scrap and paper drIve.IoK: Sunday.
Members of the- 'post WUl startrjhe
rounds of the village at 9-o'clock-picking
up niaterials left at., the
curb. T h e scrap will be sold to
raise funds for the welfare of the
post. Donald Oaynor Is chairman.
Republican Vote
Exceds£$timate
Ives Tops Harrim an
6,662 to 3,032, For
4 PIWBKIV of 3,590
Pi>eeporfs 6.622 votes for Irving
M. Ives in Tuesday's Bubernatorlal
1*t^" J""®^*^®* **« expectations
of Sheriff H. Alfred volhner. As a
eolation was belngNterved in the
Legion Dugout after the members
of the Preeport B^ubMcan Olub had
received the complete local returns
*fom the W: local eleijtioiiaistrlots,
the .loert. party; loadBt" ftsld hf fhad
,-flgured.itoei:|ieaft;iif'rthe;-ilWiefe*M
was MoreasBd by 20 jseijeent" 1 "
Hna—cite—««i^j«M,e__ofc.tjfcfa«u;i,iBftRfti/
I tarr.t y, poUietf a eotai <ir 9.osa votM,
I «vi
•lUstained interest and application
during the three-w^elc pMod of in­struction,
seven hours .In -classes
plus two or three hours,.on-review.
organiaaUon and development of
notes constitute a rigorous -daily
Schedule," the letter, read.
"The , goal or Hie ooui-se Is to
provide the students wlUrft broad
gteture of the police, their essential
funtlons, and' ''i*Udori "to.'their
agencies and astivlttesiBterBSted to
and responsible for-.-a..jtQniununlty'6
traffic safety program^," ; --
It also was pointy out that the
Instruction was"aesikned to.eflulp an
officer with an understanding of the
ba^c tralSc funcations and provide
MY^MeinerQivesQXy.P.Cluh
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Mrs, Bcnjanrin J. Reiner, honorary vice-president of the
Frceport Republican Chib and chairman of the pre-election
luncheon given recently by the women of ^he club in. the
(larden City Hotel, presei«ted a check for $755 to Leader H.
Alfred VoUmer as a contribution to the G.O^P, campaign
. fund at the election rally held in the Legion Dugout Thursday
night
This amount represented the pro­ceeds
of*^ the party,,which was at­tended
by more than 500 persons.
Mrs. Reiner' explained she "hoped
additional mon^y would be received
before the campalen dosed. .She
thanked aU , bee. associates who
Joined force!? with the women to
put, .the affair over.
tn retwh, the Sheriff presented
Mrs. Beiner a jecdrdlng, of all that
took, place at the party. "
AssemMyman Joseph F. Carljno,
tbeii seeking reelectioii. was the
principal speaker. Howard T. Hogan,
Worked all the harder when theh:,candidate for Supreme Court Jus-chairman
was taken with pneu-| tlce, spoke briefly as did Edward J.
monla and Sheriff VoUmer who' (Continued on Page 13)
a basis for additional training.
Sgt. Elar was advised to report
to his local department on. tht
course and td"'tt«jl«»-ffecommenda-tions
for improving the prt^ram
Mayor 'William P. Olacken ex­plained
the-sergeant was enabled
to take'the coui*se jvithout cost tc
the. village through the efforts of
the (lew 'Xbrk Automotiile Club.
Mii|;*"Giti8srWiil" .Honor
IWrs. AMfet Battifl at Tea :
A hiegllng of jthe'Jbcccutive Board
of the • Pre eport-^Roosevelt Branch,
American Red Ord^, will be held
Tuesday, November 8, at the home
of - Mrs.- Jerome Ijotswy, Branch
chainnan, 314 Randall avenue, at
1:30 o'clock In the afternoon. A
tea honoring Mrs. Mabel Bat^Jn will
be held following the business meet­ing.
Post Office Windows
Closed ^Amllstice Day
There will be no wlnddw service
at the Preeport Post Office on Ar-mlstltjeHSay^'^-
l^vember 11. There
will beTio delivery of mall by letter
^carrier but special dellvery-^matter
wlU be delivered as recelv.ed untu
7:00 P.M.
ving Ives a plurality of 3,500, or
more than 2 to 1, an average that
wevailed through the entire alate.
Under the new system by which a
vote for governor Is also ope for
lieutenant governor, George B. De _ _
Luca. Democratic-Liberal nominee, Mapes'and Bobby"He7M
- - clock.
Scores of cartons containing^ funds
collected by the youngsters were de-oosited
In a big barrel at the park
The money was taken to one of
uie local banks to be counted later
Joseph Oaverly, Superintendent of
Recreation, said additional cartons
were left at his office Monday by
children who were unable to get to
the park.
The party Itself was a gala affair
despite exceptionally cold weather.
There were pools of water from
Saturday's rain In the area where
the costume tiaradc for the selec-tlon
of winners.was held. Costumes
ranged from the usual Hallowe'en"
witches and animal .costumes to_-
gVeral spaoe^ men. a cave man and
hto mate and many miscellaneous
and novel eet-ups. ' • ' •
i'aOwoPh -Oavorly; Supi^tendenl".
lOI RecreaUon. waa. Master-of Cerei "
finanici;.' .-
'-jtAas'i'ie^bv Aii-a. auxabocn jr. iteiijv
JaiSge faul , tCelly • niid Arthur
Hodges
Oripuial: Richard .'Vlisavion, Kim
Hodson and Randy Drain,
Beautiful: Mary Jane Pellman,
Barbara Hansen and Gail Gordon
Funniest: Granger Mar, Bill
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trailed his BepUblican opponent, J
Raymond liJcGovem by the same
margin.
Arthur Levitt, Democratic-Liberal
(Continued on Page 4>
Band Mothers to Fete
Baldwin Musicians
A regular meeting _gf the Band
School was held Monday^ October 25.
Mothers Club 61 Freeport High
n the high school.: audltorlumi with
Mrs, Guy Russell, president, In the
chair.
Plans .Were-made.to entertain the
Baldwin-High SchoorBand at lunch
,Kovianber"'.20, the.day-of. the^tW-iltlonal
Freepor-EEaldwln football
game. . !
Mrs. H, R. Bishop was appointed
chairman of the cookie sale, the
only fund-raising project of the
Band Mothers organization.
(Continued on Page 1B>
Dr. Scott Gets Degree
At Berkeley Centennial
The Rev. Reginald H. Scott, rec- -
tor of the Ohuich of the lYans-flguratlon,
received the degree of
Doctor of Saor^d Theology, along
with five other distinguished alumni,
at a special convocation celebraitlng
the rpne hundredth anniversary of
.Berkeley JDtvlnltf School in Wew
Haven, Conn.,'Tuesday.'Qotohel* 25, -
Among others' to receive Hohofa.ig'-
degrees from Berkeley at the con--
vocation" "were "the Right Reverend -
Hein!F-"'."-lEi5»x-^heiTnr, " «§adinil' "•"
Bishop of the ffpl6cSpp.t "011(|«hJi1Id'—
recently elected i^iiesldent of "the
"World -GtrancH rof Churches, and,"
Myron C, Taylor, former personal
representative of the President of .
the United States to the Vatican.
CHCBBCK'S DBVG Sn>R6
OP3EN A i l DSXSWmkt'
. Cbubbuk's I ^ g store. South
Main street at Sunrise Highway,
will remain open Simday night until
10' o'clock after the other pharom-'
cie-3 in Freeport close during the
afternoon for the day. The tele- i
phone is Freeport 9-3333.
Freeport Federal Becomes
^^^^South Shore on ^ovewherl
The name of IHe Frceport Federal Savings and Lqan
Association was changed to the South Shore Federal Savings
and Loan Association, effective Monday, November 1, in
accordance -wtth action taken by its members at~a- meeting
held July 22 and approved by the Federal Home Loan Bank
"'^^^l"""^*°'V ^- ^- „ ., 'area coverage- and that greater
This change of name tos^'»^«'' puWIo acceptance of the tosMtatlon
"!?!?!i*!!l'^^-? f!.!jff*_.™L!?! wouid be Stained to the many
cojnmunltles now served by It. ,
Originally wganlzed in 1923 ss
and tjosa. As-the
authority
It was *th•e. *fe!el.i ng of, t«hue BT>o ard.. ofr jtoj ^ »gf ld ^^tJ^ie woobrdta in"iFnegd eraa l" Petod ert£tei
Association has received permission
'to*, open a branch office In Massa-pequa,
sendees
area xather than to' a comtnunlty.
=es of.toe iteoclatlon to ,«> S a t l o h ^ t r o c S
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Directors in initiating the change ^^^^^^^ ^^^ insurance of accounts
that this npw name "South Shore jn 1945. The Association, whlda ia
Federal" more clearly indicated this (Continued on Ba'g~e'15)
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