The-Leader_1955-03-03

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-.• • I = P4GE TWEMTX THE I,EADER THURSDAY, F ^ R ^ ^ T 2 4 . 1 ^
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f (Mixed h^ LocaA Lodlge
Ante Sctinnwn; a Ji^tor, KWS
as a iirize for.vlnnini ttie
coutest on "Anteiteanisfn" In ttie
David: Stein Plans To Build
45 New Homes'In Freeport
: • Forlf-riw woodt-a liuKding ^ i s smltePfjd Unmtgli ll»
iiorJli^st Bctetton of J t e w - t tow been^tcraii^ i f a gimap
«r invt^tors a^ooiitcit with DavW Stein, braklen its the d ta
for intcr-racial liwwcs in Uw $13*000-$14,()00 price range; U
was aiiiM>u»e«l tefw)' by Mr. SMn. A ^wti-room spJit-Icvd
exhibit houm; b now nmrtiig coinpktimi cm W«^Wil« mm-tw
» Wocfc* esm of Pain sitmi. In fteeiiort^ '
building ptote, aH of ttiem
iiulustTy today is that of supplying
(k»ii^dte homes tm aU ttm», and
th(»« heo^s moat he' the nplmlen^
%otb-tB pice KBA Oesiwa, fm ut^
housing oflered to anyone."
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The
n « « w t H ^ mnfxi^ maOmnei ly tywo a ^ p ^ feet or lat^or an! bi a
Pn^iart l^aee m. P. a ^ . ^ l(K»«-»t»W^ed mmtoi ad^rattai
topic was "What Is Our Amerioa? ^^^ ^^^^^ ^ , ^ ^ , , , g ^ j ^ ^
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Mhw schoids D^thin the Jurlsdla-tion
itf the taam e»mpeM and A»
a««^i were mide at Oe anaiaA
Aumteanlsm ntg^t in Oie lodgt^
rDCun Thursdair night. February 1^
wllb Oeon^ *. Mton. mf^lrtmm
ot ^e Ame^Mtttam <»»BatittN wiib
' B^iflMh B. Voaght, pi«Mng.
Prayer was offered by CSiaplain
Danlit K An^mm. whfle Dr. ft»«
T. BW|. exal^d rater, v^toammd tte
asscmt&se. ^. E. It. "tl^mas 7,
Dougherty awarded the pris«s. Each
of ttw school «rtnners lemeiyeA «
SM tend, white iOmty Ittlte of the
Ot^UBtde High School, wlwse ea«9
was adjudged the first, was present­ed
tlllO bondt lArfar^ Tancfc of
m. ^am AemUmm. BwdttlHe Cen­tre,
a PO bond for seomi ttoaam.
and Stephen B. Quackenbos of Bay
Shore High Sehol, $2S tor third.
Mr, Vought ^inducted the Blta
ritual 'taciny ttw hiatot; of the
Fias. and tl^ exerclaes «%re <iimt4
with the singing of "God Bless
Ameriea."
Othei' school w^aers wem Bosa-liitd
Faite. Baldwin: Mai^a BchOt
Bau.'it. Queen of the Rosary Acad­emy:
OHU Pet^. Undeubnat; All^
e^rmh. fiSas^pemiB, 'ani' Wiiulm
Muddy, Mepham.
tnimbffl of yeaw, ' '
Mr. m^m, whs ^ buttt ^ r a l
tandiM tames w. IiK!« ttUM em­phasised
tiwt his new e^Mratlan
-is not» dNfeb^naeot in the piipidBr
sense ff "»8 tetm," atoce ttw itots
are srat^wA ttmH^ a I^II^p
neighborhood. Be added that ne-gelft^
ions tm now in px«reK S»
atUHonal dlAir]^<4Ml^ bm^-
$Xm tn othw substiu^wt, buqt«n}i,
racially Intenahngled areas.
"Stf aw^Mm and I for a tmm
mm have tmam*^^ ttie need 9m
this- type <xF home building opera-tlra,"
Mr. Stefa] statefL "The ttane
1« m^ when iiii»8 cam M ' l r M t i a ^
H^xgated. Oae (tf IM timlcg 'm-sponslMltUes
tticed by Che btiOldlQK
Roosevelt G.O.P. Oub
, The Republican Chtb 0$ Boosevelt
held ite regular weeW« Friday
'nt^M. a«iry V. Ita$;er mm Pet«r
P. Craan^, witto.tbe co-o^^d^on of
Baceeutlye conunttteeman HmAd F.
s t r o t a i ^ w(»e, su^essf ul in ietting
Ueufe. Olena Ca^ent^ eH the
Hassan County Police Tedttpical
Bem^n^ Xiabatidaiy. Uteniten^nt
Oax^mi^ IcVlB was ^Vlrrarnw
IdetM^MMon." Tbrae «te an dis«
play an interesting coUectton of
various ^^fes ta Ormawaa.
VWemlm Urn pteeting, itfresh^
mente wme servM wdar Wm snper-vlskm
<a Ben Carman. Chairman.
Textron, Inc., Namtos t
masal ume. dntaian ftf tte
Board of Textron,:..^*;., announced
tills v^ek the election of Mr. ^riiiur
4T. Bothla me mmO. of m^^fm,
Mr. tuA to SMriitont of'Urn
B^'ankhn National Qank of IiVKifcUn
Square ttnd is cawirman of VM
Bmrd of O r ^ t i ^ te the ^Hur
"ViA State. Sftxaeem, .ItetMnma
^wtem.
Her Is a member of the toOowtog
Bmrds: AUMtl^, JKH„ Uidiim I t e il
M^^lM., &Kee«elt Meld ^taeA&d
txme S^BcA Rallefiad,.
His activities aik> Include the fot-
Uwtag: Bbrnkor, Mweis. of BatteUt
Oranty, mts^ Brmft, £»ng ^amf;
Member tf AiGuhv. <fottduate Siteol
ot Banking, •• Buyers Untverslj^;
X^ustee, lUme Islwod Unlveisl^;
^teber, B^Qomle Olub ol Wmr
Tflrie, and ttrector, irn»iu Gam^
Historical Society.
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- V^Mie'regular montMy,meeting of
tli». Actqport Oan^n Club ims. held
. "qinrataBM**, J^hraary ift at i*i
AtkliiMtt Sobma.
A dnnonstratloR -of pressed iknver
plotuce malcii^ was given by Mrs.
OaUawtoe Dougal. and then
meiBhir nS the stub mado ttiefr own
picture.
There were eighteen entries In
the twt tftow ^ M ^ . Tto flist waa
•Wh^s er^p* tta.arra^eonnt <tf
whitw 6*68 { MMi». The wtanew
ivere as follows':
. B^i&^»E: Mfs. Br. tSm Dougal
Ui; Mn. t». immmiBm ted: Mis.
' I t -e^iap 3nL MemmltBte: Mrs.
A M. C^trnright 3rd. Senior: Mrs.
M, BUbWfli and. .A^vauQ^i Mrs.. A
BbrriB Son. JK^attm,
- /Bw ««»ftd mnu^enwat Trtefe
*Uh SHoks- a drC;^ arrMigement.
^ Tlie winners ww« as firiloiffis:
Begln^rs: 1 ^ . Dougte Mithey-
_ rtitftot. BfttermedlrtBs: Wm-Br Vw-soMci
BontMraMa Mention^ SenloraT
Mra. iprwjteon 2nd; Mrs. M. Hubsch
..t.3wi-.Jbiwttu>edi"»fts:-J. i^OTte 1st;
.litis, A c IMmwt.
::• i;yiw!tt.&^#'oMrsiiiea^'
.. rt''j^iiini«^''iSi^,'st)><ieiits.^
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&iBq)le t£ the S e r v ^ and Gimiis Mv^rtised fe tite l£AE@l, all urithin walldhg Jatance itf a
FREE porldt^ field:
Reir and rawl can n i faete^ ^TTlot. "*
Two shops for better laen's it'mx.
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4 Wiasomcs, Iwi^ieoiis a ^ \m»
6. O^petitti^—pi^rt tt^ttim.
6. Bat^, pre4ein m.^ Ii^ttes.
., -, ...j:- .^. • - 7. and 8. Fuoeral DtneetiHs.
^•ltl.M^iiteiU.-p»V • 9. Hiw York totte's te«^ 4ia^ sdMKi.'
fiTliiiBcii, Dimier, Soda aQcl Oa^es.
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!le,TEVEopaiirsandApj>liimcear- --.Ai. ?
ittiinilH^iiiiiiiiyMi''
le. M«m.iaA a^d « « imd faa^f iWftoe. „
17. flMi Sostii Sboiw's largeai Jw^Nn* Departent
-Variety SSore.
18. ^urpete »id mp.
1% fefiagt aaid Itoso.
2K Twent7.^<wr hour taxi seridoe.
21. eiagiji^^ glass,
22. WMsxmmg-.
23. Jk f i^ ietr of ctoft-vnt oitsdKuadira em oliiM^'s a^
women's iready-to-wear.
24 Qm ot &m la^r^ msimi^ talOias In Mow Wmlk,
28. 'WMoh rqair, iMcial rep^ station for railroad
imtohes.^ . - ' •
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