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-- FOUR CHAMINADE SETS BAND CONCERT Solo Ensern—HE Nembecs To Be Featured. On Yule Program tropolitan Catholic cham* F band of Chaminade High school Minecls, under the direc» tion of Angelo Ferdinando, will present its annual Christmas con- Friday at 8:30 p. m., in the school auditorium Trombone Tric To Be Heard The band will feature more solo ard ensemble numbers by its own than it has in the past, the Rev. Louis J. y of Mary, band. su- pert, p!“ L hree ensemble numbers will be given. A saxophone ensemble will be played by Donald McLean of Bellerose; Felix Andrews -of w“ Hempstead: Robert Sullivan . llis; Harold Bisson of Belle- rose Manor; Jacob Zimmerman of §t. James; Donald Soviero.of Hol- lis, and John Jarvies of Queens Vilage. A clarinet ensemble will be pre- sented by John Murphy of Rock- Centre, William Power 'of ecls, Robert Levesque of East ton and Eugene Francolini loral Park. The final ensemble will feature George George Oh- land of St. Albans, Bernard Mel- A. E. R. VandeVelder's oil \Brook Scene took frst prize yesterday as the Nassau Art league opened its annual exhibit -to the- public at the Garden: City hotel. rving -the 300 AT PROGRAM WOMAN INJURED AS OF LIBRARY GROUP SMOKE STARTS FIRE Mrs. Jennie Nehrich, 36, of 195 More than 300 persons attended| Merrick road, Lynbrook,: suffered the presentation of two one-act shin burns Saturday- while. at- rlnyn by the Hicksville free bllc to put out a fire in her ibrary Little Theater . Worl empt p sofa, belfeved to have started from vin 'of Hempstead and William|group in the Masoni¢ temple. a lighted cigarette. She was jrati j in Ching under General Claire HOLD PARTY 0 te 1019 Broad \ A ht. th vad.,fand naturalization service, today a f a D DEC. 2 tual anniversary da of the , 1018 Broadway Ruth of Rosedale. Nicholai street, night. treated by the rescue. suad had pleaded guilty in federal Chennault, will address the Unity founding of the church. A goal of be - Damage was estimated at $100. \A pile of rubbish burning in the doorway of a store at 324 Merrick road, used as a ware- house by the Lynbrook Hardware company, brought out the village fire department yesterday. Damage was estimated at $75. The prop- erty is owned by John Engel of 38 Ormond avenue, Rockville Centre. Prompt action by Police Ser- geant Edward Hurley and Patrol- men Robert Weiler, Thomas Karg, Walter Waring and Daniel Offer- mann, in using the four stirrup pumps carried in patrol cars, kept the blaze from spreading and held it in check until the arrival of the firemen. The department also answered a call yesterday from 'John and Woods streets, which turned out to be a false alarm. *LANTERN' COLLECTS TOYS FOR CHILDREN Collection of toys and games for the children at St. Giles Home for Crippled Children, Garden City, started this week at Adelphi col- lege, Garden City, under the direction / \Lantern senior honorary' society, (according to announcemens by Edith Ebert of Brooklyn, Lantern president. Other Lantern members include' Helen Bloom and Phyllis Smerling, also of Brooklyn; M Lou Barnes of East Hampton, and Ruth Chapman of Westbury. Lantern, which traditionally has charge of the Red Cross drive at Adelphi, also is responsible for the Christmas tree in Student's hall. The collection of toys for St. Giles home is-its other tra- ditional activity.. Approximately 40 children at the home will be given toys and Christmas stock- ings to be filled by members of the 12 Greek letter sororities active on the Adelphi campus NEW PRESIDENT Mrs. Hickey Heads Altar Society Of Our Lady Of Lourdes Mrs. James F. Hickey will suc- ceed Mrs.John Phippard as pres- ident of the Altar society of 'Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic church, Malverne, following a re« cent election of officers 'at. the church hall. Mrs. R. A. Fuehrer will take the office of vice-pres- ident; Mrs. Alma Cook, secretary; Mrs. Michael Sheehan, treasurer. The Rev. Valentine J. Stortz ex- pressed his appreciation to the out-going officers for their co- operation throughout the past year and greeted the members of the new slate. He urged all mem- bers to take active participation in the society that a current am- bition, building a new school in 1947, might be realized. A Christmas party followed, complete with grab bag and re- freshments and the next meeting 0 was announced for January 10 at always rely on this great rub for 8:30 p. m., at the church, hall. Atlllllfi COLDS | ELECT OFFICERS to relieve coughs-muscle soreness D.O.A. To Reveal Secret Pals suey EHILD'® M1 At Christmas Party RUB ON Mrs. Julia Nicholson was eléct- 0,0J‘0I‘I‘I‘l/i/l10/lfl, ed president of Yankee Doodle council. Daughters of America, recently at the Munson firehouse, COMPLETE HEATING EQUIPMENT LARGE AND SMALL « AVAILABLE - Her staff includes Miss Helen FOR INSTALLATION Hald, associate councilor; Mrs. Catherine Nicholson, vice-coun- cilor; Miss 'Carolyn Nicholsoy, as- - FURNACES sociate vice-councilor; Mrs. So- phie Sutton, conductor; Mrs, Mar- REPAIRING AND RECONDITIONING Call or Write garet White, inside sentinel; Mrs. | Consumers Coal Co. Members of the e Choral society sang during the program. Mrs. Louis Easer was director for the players who presented, \The Bathroom Door\ and \Con- solation.\ Members of the two casts included Elinor Dorsett, Nor- man Stoltz, Dr. Philip Rubenstein, Rita Lo Bianco, Pear} Schultz, Betty Cheshire, Eileen Van Wart, Ann Miller, Patricia Stoltz, Bea- trice Sheprow, Helen Komp and Isabel McIntosh. Mrs.. Charles Kimm acted as prompter. The Hicksville Choral society, directed by Mrs. Elwood A. Curtis, sang. A trombone trio will include Rudolf Parson of Roosevelt, John Traficants of East Hempstead, and Frederick Maixner of Queens Vil- lage. Led by Francis Mullen of Floral Park, the trumpet quartet, includ- ing Lawrence Vorbach of St. Al- bans, William McGraht of Rock- ville Centre and Theodore Goetz of Garden City, will present \The Trumpeters.\ The two soloists on the program will be Francis Mullen and Alex Ryan of Floral Park. 3RO DEGREE CONFERRED BY BETHPAGE MASONS The third degree was conferred upon four idates during a meeting, af the hpage Lodge of Masons of Farmingdale Friday night at the Masonic temple, North Main street. Harry J. Hoffman, senior warden, presided. Plans for a Ladies' Night program were disctssed. Those who received the de were Francis G. Glaysher, Robert Larsen, Ralph L. Bickford and Eugene Pelton. Lad“ Night will be hold Fri- day at &30- p. m. at the temple: Chester Bock is chairman of the affair Election of «officers will take place at the next lodge meeting, December 21 at $ p. m. at the temple. AUXILIARY ROSTER INCREASED BY FOUR Four new members today had been obligated by the Corporal James F. Walsh auxiliary, Veter» ans of Foreign Wars, Westbury: They were the Misses Mamie, Rita, and Josephine Troccoli, and Mar- end wanna PEOPLE'S PARTY SEES FILMS BY RAILROAD The People's Party of Williston Park held a meeting at the Ma- sonic clubhouse, Willis~ avenue and Princeton street, Williston Park, :Friday night, with Vincent J. Traynor, chairman, presiding. Motion pictures by the Pennsyl- vania Railroad company w er e shown. A. nominating committee choose two trustees and a mayor for the, village elections, will re- port at the next meeting early in January,-Members of the cim- mittee include C. Raymond Ross, Vincent Traynor, Andrew Gelder- man, (Frederick Smith, Edward Borg, Charles E. Ballard, Joseph Tunney, James Ferguson, Richard Butterworth,. ~Ar th u r- Guldner, Herbert Porter, and Ralph Mac- Niven. 80 ATTEND LUNCHEON OF CHURCH SOCIETY The Missionary society of St. John's Lutheran church, Lyn- brook, served 80 at a recent lunch- eon in: the church parlors.. A gift sale accompanied the: luncheon and was directed by the Blue circle, the Rose circle and the Al- tar guild.. Proceeds were added to those of a recent bazaar. Mrs. Harry Eschenbach was in charge of the luncheon. Officers of the Missionary so- ciety will be hostesses at the an- nual Christmas <party© December 20 at 2 p. m. inthe parish house. Members will exchange gifts and sing carols. to \IS have been made by the auxiliary to the Nassau Coun- ty Tubsrculosis association, and the rsery Cottage. ABOARD DESTROYER Gearge «P. Maidhof, Jr., elec- trician's mate second class, of 23 Lucille avepue, Elmont, is serving aboard the: destroyer, U. S. S. Per- kins in Tokyo Bay. As a member of the occupation fleet, he has been there since-early September. oN U. §. §. PERKINS Charles A. Price, seaman second class, of 20 Clement street, Glen Cove, is serving aboard the des- troyer, U. S. S. Perkins, in Tokyo Bay, It was anhounced today. th PLAY DATES ANNOUNCED The Parent-Teacher association of school district 15 met recently at the home of Mrs: Pearl Sa- kolski, Pearl street,; Cedarhurst, with 21 delegates present. New dates for the Clare Tree Major plays were announced as being on January 14, February 6, and March 15. Mrs... Benjamin Wolgemuth, (membership chair- man, reported a totals membership of 1,410 members in the district. of gr M M pe eee Mildred Miller, outside sentinel, |a and Mrs. Bertha Klemm, 18- months trustee. Secret pals will be revealed at the Christmas party, to replace the next session, December 20, at 8 p. m., in the. firehouse, with Mrs. Klemm in ge. DISCUSS CONSCRIPTION The senior social studies classes of Mineola High school held a panel discussion on' military con- scription during a recent assembly program. The main. participants were Howard Swain and Norton Scherer for the affirmtaive and George Curniock and William Sea- bury for the negative. Ada Booth was chairman. GUESTS IN CITY E ail au cue cud aud anl uh cull EP coupe k o g‘ at gcug‘zmlfzrggc:wu figm; “filigjyagigf Tul~ branes. fess to sail you |; Evening Til Christmas | TRE rs, . Warren c. € t f Clinton road, Gardenmafigfrwege mmmm\ all: Valley Stream 668 Phone RV.C. 92 or 93 4 --- guests at a luncheon at the Hotel Plaza, New York city, given by Mrs. Robert Burgoyne df New York and Bridgehampton. Freeport 4642 C2\ Ira Re anh P aul Pail P aah an. ine aul Real | I S | | I | | S | | 5 \ C » street, aminer of the U. S. immigration (Special to the Na pany, Point, pital Dece Fred Kempel, John W,. The Chris annually 'by mug.- NASSAU DAILY REVIEW-STAR-MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1945 WANT ADS-Franklin Square: Telephone Fieldstone 3-3310 Wmnmg Oil At Garde Clty Exhibit work, left to right, are Mayor Herbert Milrachel of Hempstead, | Cyril A. Lewis, president of the league, and Miss Gladys Richard- son- Jones, league secretary. EXAMINER ADMITS HE TOOK BRIBES (Special to the Nassau. Daily Review-Star} NEW YORK, Dec 10- William. Fine of 68 Sherman a hearing ex- Lynbrook, court to an indictment chargin him with having demanded an: received payments of money from persons making application before him for citizenship. In return for these payments, ranging: from $50 to $100 each, he told them he would act favor- ably on the applications. Judge John W. Clancy continu- ed him in $500 bail-and set sent- ce for January. WRONG TAGS ON CHAIRS BRING FINE OF $50 u bully Review-Star) NEW YORK, Dec. 10. For delivering furniture which was improperly tagged to the Royal Cabinet and Screen com- turnpike, Franklin Square, Stanley R. Tay- lor of 507 East Russel street, High N. C,, was sentenced. by Magistrate Anna Kross to pay a fine of $50 or spend five days in jail,'ip Municipal Term court here on his plea of guilty to a charge of violating the General Business law. He paid the fine. Taylor, in business as the High Point Seating company, admitted selling 'and delivering to the Franklin Square firm «on Octo- ber-15 upholstered chairs rockers which were tagged to in- dicate that they contained all new cotton felt when, eontents was almost entirely ex- celsior with only a layer of cot- ton. felt. cl Members, of the Woman's Socie- j ty for Christian Service, bf the Seatingtown Albertson, ;will entertain service- men at the Old Cantonment hos- 309 Hempstead TO VISIT HOSPITAL lurch Women Will Servicemen December 29 Methodist ber 20 at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Adrian Pannevis is charge of the project, which was planned at a recent meeting in}; A Christ- mas party, was the main feature of the- program. Gifts changed, Christmas carols sung and a Christmas quiz conducted by. Mrs, John Ross. Mrs. Herman Krause, hospital- ity.chairman, was assisted by the Mesdames William Totten, Wil- liskp 'Trites, Robert Putland, Pan- nevis and Ross, Officers will be elected at the next session Janu- ary 2 at 8 p. m. in the church hall. e church basement. OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Mr. 'And 'Mrs.Kempel, Jr Give | :} Party For Year-Old Son Madison avenue, Mr. My. Sr., eat-grandfather; St., ubley, Mr. Ts. TS. short circuit, TO GIVE YULE- CONCERT Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves a n d in reality, the}, Entertain church, were ex= Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kempel, Jr., Franklin Square, entertain at a party in honor of the first birthday of their gon, Kenneth Fred Kempel. Guests were Carol Ruth Hub- ley, Robert Kempel, Gregory 'Gil- more, Edward Warheit, Jr., Joy Junger and Janet and Lorraine, Zweisler. Also, Charles Bake, the baby's and Mrs and Mrs. and Theodore Hubley, Mr. and William. Kemple and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zweisle® $700 LOSS IN INWOOD FIRE Fire in a one-story frame bun- galow at 91 Bayswater boulevard, Inwood, owned and occupied by Henry Wagner, estimated at $700 early last night. The Inwood fire department, under direction of Chief Robert Maloney, extinguished the blaze. which is believed to have originated from caused damage] ® + concert presented e High seaool band, orchestra, chorus and madrigal singers, will be held De- cember 21 at 8:15 p. high school auditorium. How To Relieve m. in the and lid nature i mammal-untowa- in« # mucous mam- CHURCH FOR DEAF _ |6 RECEIVE MASTER LUTHERANS' PLAN DEGREE IN LYNBROOK A class of six received 'the A Lutheran church for deaf Pe\* Master Mason degree at'@ special sons only will be built in Jackson O\ meeting: of Lynbrook Masonic Heigots, members of the Ladies | logge at the Masonic temple, Earle Aid society of: Grace | svenue and the North Pipe Line church, Malverne, had been told i boulevard, Lynbrook. 'The degree today. ferred b bert T. Wal- The Rev. Floyed spirit- lace and fis staf onces .* pro- lace and his staff of officers. ual director of the Lutheran The cl incl . Tor the deaf in the Atlantic e class included William's Hicks, Andrew G. Bowman, Les- gltflct. revealed that most of the . Cook, omnwell, El- funds for the church have been Ne \~ Coole Genie O Et - mer Givens and Ralph Kinnes, a contributed by deaf me (Who | captain of troop: unit. have learned “HM“‘W’ arc-l Friday's meeting will be devot- 231.1:th? n? mlge ed to the election of officers. equipped with various types of hearing aids to conform to certain types of deatness. Mrs. Lorenzo Pedrick presided at a brief business meeting and a Christmas party was announced for December 20 at 8:15 p. m. at the church hall, Mrs. Gustave Skeris is in charge of arrangements and will be “thud by Mrs. Rob» ert Bassing, Mrs. Edmund «Mohr, g\. Roy Pct-run and Mrs. John m. ANNIVERSARY BAZAAR NETS CHURCH $2,300 Rev. Leon V. Kofod, pastor of the Woodmere. Methodist. church, announces that $2,300 was raised at the 75th anniversary bazaar held at AMe- 75th anniversary, bazaar. The proceeds will be added to the \burn » the - mortgage\ ca ign T6: which will end March 30, the ac- TULE PARTY 5t BY CATHOLIG UNIT Shaghetti Dinner To Be Sponsored By Court Euchristia A Christmu party and spuham dinner,. sponsored bfi the «Court Euchristia, Catholic Daughters of Amer will be held Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. in the Knights of Cojumbus hall, Far Rockaway. rs. Lillian Gersbeck is chair- man of the spaghetti supper, and will be filmed by Mrs. wood. The entertainment com- mittee includes Mrs. Mary Jone chairman, and Mrs. Mildred Cur ley, Mrs, Theresa Grimmaldi, a of Far and Mrs. Dora Player of Inwood. Serving on the reception committee are Mrs. Kathleen Curran, -chairman; Mrs. Mary Chichiere, Mrs. Mary Rosina and Mrs. Mary Licum of Inwood: Miss 'Alice Benecker, Far Rock- away, is chairman of 'the ticket committee, with Miss Jan: Scla- nuysy\ mere; Mrs. Genevieve Cart, i Mrs. Margaret: Flynn, both of Far Rockaway, lulltlnx her. Mrs. Anna Salg, grand matron of. the 'tourt, expressed the hope thatty all members :will-attend the party. STEUBEN SOCIETY TO ACCURATE JEWELRY Nassau Daily Review-Stas. Photographer LT. COL. GROOPMAN ~: TO ADDRESS CLUB Lieutenant Colonel John Groop- than, of 411 Seventh street, Gar- den City/ who. recently. returned to «this country afte rserving for two year$ with the 14th Air force MTLE'8 @ trusted meme tn The Community Sluce 1290 Temporary Address club of Nassau county. on the sub- ject of China, tonight, in Temple B'nai Sholom, Windsor_ avenue and Sunfise highway, Rockville Centre. j The Unity club will have ds its guests Mayor W. Harry Lister and Floyd BA Watson, superintendent of the public schools, and the the congregation of the Episeopal Church of the As- cension, Of Rockville Centre. . Following the address a film on China will be shown through the courtesy Of Sam Goldstein, chair- man of the program committee. FREDERICK S$. ADAMSON, WAR VETERAN DIES Frederiék S. Adamson 40°only recently discharged. from the navy in which he saw action in the South Pagific, died suddenly Wed- nesday morning at his home, 13 Grove street, Inwood. A pipe- fitter, h@ was. born in England and wasi& resident of Far Rock- away and Inwood for 19 years. He was a m@mber of the J. Franklin Bell post, Inwood American Le- gion. He is survived by his wife, Mar- garet Demnis Adamson, and his mother @Md father, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adamson, three brothers and a sister, @l1 living in England. $2,000 had been set, which was $300 over the returns from last year's bazaar, Election of officers will feature the meeting of the Hugo Muens- terberg unit of the Steuben So- ciety of America, to be held tonight at 8:30 o'clock at Si-] W monson's hall, 2 Atlantic avenue, & Lynbrook. Final plans will also be made for the family Christmas party to be held at the hall Sunday after- noon, December 30, it was an- nounced by Miss Minna M. Coes- ter, secretary. CARDS for YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE: It is the tendency of most business concerns serving the Public six days a week, to give some consideration to their employees, which will permit them to at« tend to their shopping, marketing or any dther matters requiring time and their personal attention. With this in mind we have decided to set aside WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON of EACH WEEK for employees HALF HOLI- DAY, and therefore will close our store WEDNESDAYS AT 1:00°P. M. We respectfully request your cooperation C. V. Boller Company Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 70 S. GROVE STREET Freeport 3098 MHINGS A large and varied selection for you to choose from, © Open Evenings Till Christmas reecrosiven i Jhoppc- g I NO, VILLAGE: AVENUE ROCKVILLE CENTRE In La Remember back before the war when Christmas Spirit fairly cozed from every corner of our town - when our Christmas decorations held you spellbound - when our staff of salespeople was large enough and efficient enough to serve you courteously and quickly - when Christmas shopping was something you looked forward to with eagerness and joy. Well, folks. those good old days are back! Yes, we've gone all out to make this Christmas a happier and a merrier 'one for.all of you -in fact, to make it the most colorful and exciting Christ- mas in years. You'll thrill when you see our sparkling Christmas decorations: you'll enjoy the courteous and efficient service of our salespeople; and above all, the ease and pleasure with which you can once again select your Christmas gifts in the Village of Freeport. --SAVE Time... Save Money! SHOP in FREEPORT @ Most Stores Open Every SPONSORED BY FREEPORT Chamber of Commerce \ Beautify Freeport!\
