The-Leader_1956-04-19

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:-^Hfk8MTr4^n^1'9,- l^SS TBE liEABER
ffolea»dferi4 *1
fj^i^niw Dancer €^»aab%
I 'To I ^ b Sdiool T o w ^ l
Wi&WdiMetr^K&a
atotat Bveuova and tier dsnee
IPfVgi tdU sppenr ^nlti^t at 8:30
'O'^amk at the Freeport fflgh Schort
- AiuUtoTltim as the fourth and nnal
program of the 1955-56 Season of
«he Freeport Conununity Concert
. AffiOfiiation. Miss Svetlova, vftm is
luitert lor lutr youth, W u ^ , RTHCB
- fateni attd intelligence tas ^ e
I^HBi KRwrnd ttie wwid: the-Wal-ted
Stat^, Cana4a, Mexte. Oute.
Swtt Araerlca. Hawaii. Austmlla,
LondSB, Biiis, Rome, t^mel, Oreece
airt aj*«. Her appenranc^ mm al-w
^ Sweted wjth eager ewtfei^asm.
Bom tn Paris, Svetlova rtnileo
' ftOTj tlie age or eight with Pi-eohrH-jinsiEs.
Treniova and Gzovslcy. As
f a "baby ballerina," she won three
^ ^,coHsecutive years "Mie International
diampioiuihlp of the Itence, an
at^te^^oent never belor* or vHlncc
«|ualte«. As a member ot the t^i-a
»l Bellet Bu^se dc Monte Oarta siie
staerad bi. suoli baU<>te u "PRgn-ntnJ."
"t«» Sylphides," "Swan
l«ke." "©raduatton Ball" and
"Awwa% Wedding."
Swttom shattered a tradlMoB of
Mm sl«i«Jing when She was «p-
W^^. pointed Prima BalteHna of the Sfet-
5$|S^$3; Wipolitan Opera, a position which
-§1®S- ^'^ "***" *'*'*' v«c""*^ ^o*" t«n year**-
'^S'-'|Sf»^"f seven seasons she was lauded
^j^/^j.|E- *w *>««• performances In such operas
| ' ^ | ? » s tSOTsen," "la Traviata" and
kls:»»^ *'Bm^m and Oelitah." Later *»
•mma. *WBb teurels In a^m with
euKt fiAwrances wim tbe Wiw
•»«k 6l^{^era.Oonq^M39 both.lit
^ jP»li^_jpaiter and.ott-tesw, . ; "_ »
viMi ftillet ^Sheatra and tmm imOe
tgmpxmt. Appearances at &e JflwM
FUIow and other celebrated dan*««
festivals.
MhiR Svetlova'.s concert graiip i-
FOB RENT
Large Room, Convenient LoeaMt^,
Braafcfast and Garage Included te
l>eirtal. Qerrlleman .comrautBr pr«.
feri«d. References.
FReeport 9-9^8
• '^Am.^Evmmui' -
MARINA SVETLOVA
mmxpami of Jack Beaber. 1e!idln>^
niKte dancer, Elba OnitnpD, exotft
^HraMi dancer and planM TlBimim
Sett, as BfiidstiQs artist.
MimwiBoarfsM
l^wyw Says ,^ipintiim
WM Denied By I ^ A b
Wdiout Proper Hmamg
•Ute Hempstea^ Town Board
turned down a Freeport awx% «p«
pUcBtion for a gasoline station In
Baldwin without hearing all his
remarks at a public hearing held
on the matter, he charged rec«nU|r
in MUneola Supreme Court.-
Walter J. A. Macls M Wi WSk
mmm, « Freeport attorn^, ^ted
OfitelBl Referee Frank r. Add "to
dtect the board to let hfim bnIM
ttie scMdce station at the MuOieMt
m«mx of North Grand and S t o i t^
«»ejio» Keferee Adel wmensA
deeWon.
• The board rejecled Mr. Mack's
application after a stormy .se.wicn
October 18 lu Hemp.s!ead Town
Hail. The gas station «-as oppo.wd
by the Baldwin Civic Assortatlon,
Baldwin Chamber of Commerce «i*d
il« taxpayers who signed petttlouk
yhm diarged it would lower gtm-mtlf
values and attrael tfsfHc itan-gBrau*
te children atiaidiiig n«rtjy
aehoels.
Mr. Stack churned that Harold P.
Heitnan. who a! thai time w«» P » -
jldlng Supervisor, "altowad tnlWag
%vA other Interruptions while I was
presenting the case for the 8««
station."
He said the board didn't hear all
his remarks. After discussing a pro­pped
visit to the site, he said, the
olfietals ifoted tar ^um dBwn Ws
BPldtmtlon at the ^me msetH^.
«iditeiit making the vii^t.
A ^ s ^ t Town Attanser ^JOfflMS
J. BrMihan denied the Ommen. a e .
8 U K MX. Macic, Mie apidtauUH "mit^
Samiet Carr of OedaitaM ttsd
moam Rnppaport of Miitettea.
Cwa^r Caused 1,^0
^mmi D«ittis In l ^S
PwhMine to the fact that cancer
caused £u esitmated 1.500 deaths In
Nassau County last year. Prederlek
W. Trautwein. chah-man of tf»e ISSS
Cancer Crusade, today urged aU'«ut
support of the drtve to eonAat the
m^m. He said the IftuM ««»
lammeA tm estimates givm ^ Vtix
aianty Impart ment of ^aMJi. .
•nm 1988 f^ure ^m itjianp of
iiKwe ttiMi 100 over 19S4. mtum ism
eouaiy residenu died of «acer,
Kenlth department figiu-es Aow
that cancer Is the No. 2 killer In
the rouiily. second only to heart
disease, Tr&utwein said. In 1954
cancer accounted for one fiflh of
all the deatlLS to ilie county, and
when final tabinitlons are made. Is
li e'»pe«ed that the IWS& flgurew
«i« gljow that ciinccr look a MinUto
toll Imn j'CTjr,
Trantwria said thfs# flpirw «r#
taiiEfPtff proof of Uie tmijmrtance of
sujjpjritiXB the 1956 Cancw Cniaade.
the eainpaien to r«l«e funds tn
conibttt iRis dread disease, ""nie In-creasing
toll that cancer i« taking
in the coiuity points up the need
for speed in discovering ways of
combatting t h i s scourge." he
declared.
Momng Snteis I A HoU
^uA Party April M
ram fitto nonual coid | t t ^ « p ^ .
mm^ 1s9 "The AuxiUaif k. m, tm-mm^
Convent Nurataf "sfe^s «rf
the Sh* Poor, ^ s t Meatew, wffl to
heW at «ie Garden « ^ mm, «t
l:ao o'docfc Wednesdap, April m,
Tlie General Chaimmi te Mm.
Edward J. Terrell of I^loral I»art:
and «ie Co-chairman is Mrs. wa-llam
E. McMaaion of RockvUle Cen­tre.
ReceiHion Chalmian, Um, nam-
«mt A> Goetz, Garden GOg.
—Wmmim County's nee*y dKds itf m
mtm and creeds will bra»Itt toffl
tts ^nceeds of thix affair.
TMs to ihe only fund raMng ewirt
tm tta merciful work Uial tmSxm
tate every vlilagre In tt» 0»«nty.
M^berMiip in the Au^llla^ ta
«.(» per year-Life MembeVifltlp is
$35 JM.
Muur MHiaif a o a s <m ML
MNE At WE IRAOCI
For r«»n«4lsni in our baotilHul dwih
bavui dining room call nonatr <40M>
Man or WoMaii. Bs Your .Pwn 1. * \ - " t ! '-?"••••
$400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME
Refilling and collecting money from our five cent High Grade
Nul machines in this area. No Sellmgi To qualify for work you
must liave ear, references. $6-»0 casii, sefcured by inventory.
Devoting 6 hours a week to bu*ine»». your end on pepcsntage
enllectioiis will net up to J4B0-monthly v»ith very good pos»».
bilJIlea of taking over fuM time. Incnme increasing accflrdl«aly.
F«r Interview, include phwte in appMeation. Write North Ameri-can
nut Co., Inc.. 27 William Bti»«, «ew York S, N. Y.
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HIRTS LAUNDERED
3-HOUR SERVICE Cash &, Carrf
. 24MOUR DELWERY
WE have insti^^ Am most modern shirt fati^feriuf and finishing
machinery. This is a pround addition to the well known qtJality
and service of our dry cleaning for the past 26 years.
Free MothplClClflB^ in all dry cleaning. Quli^ service on gloves.
Clmmers
AND NOW
^URT LAUN0ERMS,
' 174 Wi SiMMrlse Highway, Fre#por^
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is one of Freeport's
AJOR ASSETS
1. It Produces Enough Revenue te
Pay Its Way.
2. It Provides an Outstanding Placa
for High School Athletic Meets.
3. It gives Freeport Favorable Adver­tising
Throughout the Metropolitan
4. It Provides a Place for the Young­sters
of Freeport to Play.
For instances
On Saturday, April 14, 200
Teenage Boys, many of them
accompanied by their par­ents,
used the Stadium for
Babe Ruth L^igite tryouts.
Many te^n#it •'tiamr luni^
and s t a i ^ nocmt df the day.
Don^t Let Anyorw
Sell The Stadium Slmit!
IMs is the first of a w^kly ser^ of Advertisemerrts
that wUI ap^ar in IME WAmBR to pcaat JM* tife - '
^vantages ofthe Sfedtaa to tite People oi Rfe^fflrt,
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