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SIX. THE LEAD ER THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1946 TBURSDAX, AUGUST 1, 1946 THE LEADER SEVEN Lutheran Vacation Bible School Ends 100 Attend Closing Exercises in Church; Many Join in Program A hundred persons attended the closing exercises of the Daily Va- cation Bible School, of Christ Lutheran Church lost Friday night The program opened with a fun circle trtth the children singing fun sortgs and rounds. The kinder- garten dramatized the. Theme, \God's Helpers.\ Each child rep- resented a helper—a policeman, a farmer, a miner, a Pastor, a nurse, a doctor, etc. All sang a fitting song.to go with the -thertte. The program also included a worship service, conducted by June Moyer.. Hymns-were sung, Psalms were said from memory and a litany composed by the children was given. Each -department had an opportunity 1,0 explain its pro- gram for the four weeks. The Beginners under the direction of Mrs, .Moyer sang \Jesus Loves Me.\ The Primary Department, led by Miss Tressel told how. it had been studyilng about the Children of ,the Bible. Edna Mae Padgett told the story of David and, Paul Skrot- ski illustrated it by means of e flannel-graph. The Junior Department studied about how Hebrew people lived and worshipped. They -.displayed and explained under the direction of Mrs. Dora Forbes religious articles used by the Jews. . Vocal music was furnished by Gary Carni, Pris- cilla Kern and Edith Burling. Intermediate girls made a tryptic which was presented by Audrey Finkcnstadt to Miss Dober, Super- intendent of the Primary Depart- ment of the Sunday School. The offering will be used to help de- fray the expenses of the school as well as contributions, to the Inner Mission Tiding Over Home of Brooklyn and the Children of the Church Program, which is the Children's Program of the United Lutheran Church in America. Certificates were presented to the following for. perfect attendance: Bruce Ruben, Edward Sadrin, Paul Skrotski, Emll and Donald Bretz- ger, Janet Yonker, Audrey Flnken- stadt an assistant, and two teach- ers, Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Helen Graham. Miss Dorothy A. Birdsall, Dean of the School, and Director of'Parish Education of the Church, thanked all those who had any part in the program of the school. Mrs. Gra- ham, registrar, as well as pianist and in charge of Junior recreation reported that 65 children were registered in the school. LARGE SELECTION S P Q R T SHIRTS \s p.o R\T s w E\A R • : • I • L 0 A F E R S Shopping Is A Habit But at CORONET Wear Shop It's A Pleasure 41 W. Meraick Road FReeporf 8-3030 Sons Give Dinner Party to Mark 80th Birthday of Eugene C. Rose • ' ' V Edgar A. Rose of Merrick, and Robert V. Rose of Freeport, gave a birthday dinner at a Woodcleft ave., restaurant Saturday night to celebrate the 80th birthday anniversary of their father, Adele and Ethel Purey, of Bayonne, N. J.; Mrs. Aurora Pearson, ot Merrick, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laura, of Tottenville, Staten Is- land. Eugene C. Rose, 241 South Ocean ave. They wer^ assisted by their wives and only members of the family and other relatives attend- ed the event. Mr. Rose, who was born in Dan- zig, Germany, on July 26, 1866. was a flutist with Sousa and other famous bands. He and Mrs. Rose, who' shared in the day's festivities. were married 48. years ago in Phila- delphia, and have lived in Free- port 32 years. They resided in Philadelphia and- Manhattan be- fore'\coming here to make their home. When Philip -Sbusa, went to Europe in 1900 to play at the Paris exposition, Mr. Rose accompanied him for one of his several trips GOOD WIRING Means Convenience and Safety Good wiring is essential to every house be it new or old! With adequate wiring, you have enough outlets to cairy all your electrical equipment and you have protection from fire. Con- sult with us' today on all your electrical problems. FBI'S BY II NEWTON BLVD HI feet u*t • «f vVoolwortfa'i FKEEPORT Till abroad. He Inter played with Tos- cnnnini and at various times was a member of the New York Sym- phonic niid the Metropolitan Opera company orchestras. For fifteen years before his retirement also about 15 years ago he played with Broadway musical productions. He is a member of the Friends of Sousa Association comprising men tfho played with ;the famous musician and organized to perpetu- ate his memory. Besides,the sons, their wives and the there \were- present at dinner Roger and Virginia , .of MerricK, Robert and Gary Rose, grandchildren; the Misses ALCORNS HAVE DAUGHTER A daughter, Marion Victoria, was born to Arthur and Gertrude Al- corri, 55 Southside ave., on Sunday, July 21. SPORTSWEAR / WORK CLOTHES Shoes — -^Rubber Boots Famous Lee Overalls and Pants 25 W. Merrick Road FREEPORT-63 Closed Wednesday Afternoons '' Wonders Who Dorothy Langston Is Editor, The Leader: - Sir: An oldtime political gangster once pontificated, \When you're licked at the polls, then holler •Fraud!' \ It's happened again. Ac- cording to one \Dorothy Langston,\ executive secretary of the New York Committee for Justice in Freeport, the Governor's inquiry into the Ferguson case is \an unvarnished fraud.\ We don't know about the varnish, sister but the fraud and the comic relief'of the whole fish-fry aren't In the manner in which -the in- quiry is being conducted, but' in NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING .yyyy////ww;>/v^^^^ S tsl Windmill \Fisherman 91 14 Foot Inboard Motorboat IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $125.00 Down — Easy Terms Description: 14-foot Lap Stroke Inboard - 3 Horsepower Wisconsin Engine Windmill Boatlaous FReeport 8-4335-W >/yyy/yyyyyyyyyy/yyyyyyy^^^ .. I-- RE: ORDINANCE NO, 129 for UCKNSING OF RESTAURANTS, ETC. Not ire ia hereby given of u public hearing to be held by the Bourd of Trustees of tho Inc. Village of Freeport. New York, at the Municipal BuildliiR, 46 North Ocean Avenue, Freoport, N. Y.. in the Conference room, on AuRuat 16th. 11146, at y o'clock in the evimiiiR of thiit' day, >U>on the (|uostion of the en- actment of the followinc ordinance in the mutter of the government of auiil Village, to wit: ORDINANCE No, 12y -- No person, corporation or association xhull cnniiifc in the business of running u restaurant, eating place, lunch counter, soft drink counter -or .similar place for the Bitle or the coiiHUmption, upon the premises of beverages of any china or dcrfL'iiption within tho VillnKC without obtaintnK ^ liccnw therefor, and 'the Mayor of the Village shall Issue a license for the fee herein provided, to :be. piiid therefor, l/y Huch persons who shall be deemed fit and\ proper Tor alien trade -or otTUiHition, but wuch . license rihall be ref lined for the operation of-such' restmi- ymit, oatinc place, lunch . counter, noft drink counter or uimlnr place for the milt; for consumption upon; _lh'd j»rVmint's for beveniues of any clans or description. which whall in the judgment of lh<- Mayor be likely to disturb the\ peace iind orik'r of the VUlaifo 01; be immoral or be uniti-pper, ' . Every fliich license shall \DO countcr- nifrncd by the Clerk of the Villa no. Tho fee payable for each such lii-eiino nhall be S'^S.tlO per year ; Slii.ou for «ix months; SIO.OO for three months; and for one- \vcek or ICBH—Jfi.OO. - - Any poi-Hon violating the provision of thin Ordinance or any part thereof ^hall be liftble to a penalty not rxcccdiiiK $1(1(1.(Mi for each olTunHf. By Order of the Hoard of Truste*^ VillaK* 1 of Fn-i-porl CEORGE V. IIASHKOUrK. Villiijro fh-ik. July W. 19-1,6 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the morbid gajig of notoriety seek-' ers who comprise the audience. Just who is \Dorothy Langston?\ Fre'eporters don't seem to place her. Could it be that^she is the mysteri- ous driver of the horse and ,truck that created gales of derision be- fore the last election as it paraded the village peddling the virtues of the Uncle Tom's uaoln Party? If she isn't a Preeporter, who gave her a meddler's license to monkey with Freeport's local problems? And, just what is the \New York Committee for Justice in Free- port?\ Where is- its office? Can it be under one of the dank soap- boxes in Union Square from which the long haired boys and short haired gals scream their puny les- sons day after day, word for word, as they some in over the Moscow transmission belt, 'Since'it has no Freepore locale, why should Gov- ernor Dewey or anybody else 'give ear tb its preposterous nonsense? How about Freeporters organiz ing a Freeport Committee fo Cleaning Up New York\ of its safe-blowers, dope-peddlers, arson- ists, l brothel keepers and assorted thugs. It might be great fun!,. Freeport lias gotten along happily and successfully for a century and a quarter without outside middling in its affairs. If a squad of rabble- rousers elects tJo Disturb its eqin- imity, Freeport may well ask, since it is' a local matter, why the Fer- guson heatings were held in New York? Why weren't they held here in Freeport. at the scene, far from a , hostile atmosphere, and where the honest, decent burghers can have a close-up of the cabal that is trying to blacken the village's good name? Freeporters may have some questions of their own to ask of these denizens of Union Square, that bunghole of Com- munist oratory. For instance; what is your real name; what year were you graduated from Kills Island, that sturdy alma mater of New Dealers, and do you still wear, the old school tie, a soiled bandana? Let's smoke these birds out! Their odor is becoming pretty \high! Respectfully, Foster Gllroy Freeport., N. Y., July 30, 1946. CLASSIFIED LEGAL NOTICE At a SiKM-wl Term Part II of the Supreme Court, held at the Court House. Kin^s Counly, on the 19 day of July. JIMC. PRESENT HON. EDWIN L. liAItVlN, In the Matter of the Application of JULIA 1NCKAM for the diHchai'Ke of record of an ancient mortnaue on the premium 31 IHinoirt Avenue, IXHIK lieach. New York. Upon the annexed petition of JULIA INCiKAM. dated und verified July i«th. l'J46, the schedules thereto unne.\etl and rcferioil to. the affidavit of Harry AhiL'iidn. BWOI-II U) the 16th day of July, m-lfl. 11 nd tho ollicinl st-arrh of the County Clerk of Nassau County, daled July JGth. ; lU-lti. LET all- persons fntercsted show cause at u Spec in | Term of this Court. I'm I I then of. to be held in and for the County of KiniiH. «t the County Court House, Jora lemon and Fulton Streets, Borough ot liruuklyn, UK* of.J^ftNY/ York. Uoonj 118. on the 12lh day of AuKtlst, 1946, at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon of that di\y ( or an soon thereafter an counnel can be heard, why an order tthould not be miulo herein diachafiKlnff of- 'record a certain *- 1 f°'' JMSd.dd, mn<li* hy Julia In mtu t«a«oi', to IJci miiiin Wydler. dated Derrmbei 1 lat, luao. and r»'(!urd«| in the oMire of the .Clerk of Na^uau County on 'the l.'tth clay of llrcem- hcj-, I'.l.'i'l, in Li her I Mi I) of Mortjra^ca, at pjij-e 2o,s, and whicli morlirittfc wan there- after a^siKiied by t-a'nl Herman Wydler to Nasnaii Mason Material?' Cu., Inc. by an in wrilinjr, dated July ITith. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GEORGE E. WHEELER REALTOR WT3STHAMPTON. L. I.. ir.l) feet on ocean. IK ivate buthinn beach, 14 roomn. 4 hatha. :i car RIII-UKC. partially furn- ished. Price $25,000. KINGSTON, N. Y.,- ^00 acres. 13 roomn. « baths, out buildinRS. . Price SfiO.OOO. LAKE PLACID—5 acres. 30U water fi-onUif-e. Id rooms, ~2 baths. 1 fire- places, ffiieat cottnne. 3 rooms, bath, boathoufle, Rame room. Price {25,000. HYX NT^V YORK—One acre mound. 14 rooms. 4 baths,, just decorated. Price $23,500. FREEPORT — 7 room house. Tr>.\150. Pricr J9,l>00. MODERN home, Frecport, 4 bedrooms, —opcn.~.Ilceplace r -.auQ .-parch, .oil—burner, attached Rnrajre, with nome furniture. Price $14,500. GEORGE E. WHEELER REALTOR 15 RAILROAD AVENUE Pbon* Prc«p<irt 428 Frccport, N. T. Phone FReeport 8-0438 80 Yean, oppoalte Station ANNOUNCEMENT o f «» Meyer F. Goodman and Eugene J. Bhmvberg an- nounce the amicable dlssolu- lution of the law flrm of Goodman &• Blum b-e-r-g, effective immediately. •Mr. Goodman will con- tinue the General practice of Law at Suite 7. 65 W. Sunrise Highway, N. Y. WIRING -..s HOME AND OFE1CK SAMUEL J. KAHN LICENSED ELECTRICIAN PHONE i FREEPORT 8174-W RES.» FREEPORT 0858 70 SO. 1&AIN STREET CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH N. GroTe St. at Bondan Are. Rev. DAVID Q. JAXHEIMEB Pastor Miss DOROTHY' A. BIRJDSALL Director of Pariah Education PREACHING BY\PASTOR WALTER A. KORTREY Church Service, .9:30 A.M. FREEPORT—6-room house in Aivher sL. School Diutrirt. Hot water heal (oil). encloBod HUH room and open porch. Oak floor!*, JMJWUT cnnecled. 2-rar . Price Jlo.r.OU. L1STIN(;S WANTKD DA S1LVA - REALTOR 45 W. Sunrise, Hwy. Freeport 385 ; Li I I Dated Do/tons Assure New Tire Value! ALL DAYTON TIRES DATED FROM JULY-46 ARE MADE OF A NEW BLEND OF IMPROVED SYNTHETICS WITH 5 TIMES MORE NATURAL RUBBER Look for the date... know you ore buying the latest.. .therefore, the best Tire-chemists know th^ ultimate in tire con- ^tactioiT'will-be ~ achieved by the perfect BLENDING of SYNTHETICS with NATU- RAL RUBBER. Now,~as tnore rsiw materials are available, Dayton-chemists can approach this goal. Consequently, Thorobreds with this new BLEND of rubber and *Raytex Fortified Cord (Dayton's specially processed RA\\ ON) are safer, -tougher, longer-wearing tires. Look for the Date! All Dayton Ttidrobreds ^\-^ \ are ma ^e with this new ON PROPOSED CHANCK Ol ZONING ORDINANCE NO- I2:t VILLAGE OK FHKKI'ORT » -Nc'.ire •JT'hereby Kivcn thai \ puUn- hearing wllf be hold by the Hoard <;f Trustees of the Villiw <>f Frwl-urt in the Town of Hempatcad, in the County of Nassau and State of New York, at tho Municipal HuildiiiK of waid Villauo, •16 No. .Ocean Avenue. Freeport. in tm- Conference Room thereof, on the 16th d»y of AiiKimt 18-lfi. at nhn> o'clock in tho evening of »aid day on the proposed chnnco of zoning nron fif>m the piwent zonin« of nimine^ \H\ to be chiumoil to KcBidcnre \A\ on the following area: Property west of SporUmans Ave- nue to SporUman Channel bounded on tho north by Walliim .property : on tho Mouth by Woodcleft busni »nd nl that other property south of the end of SiK>rtamanH Avenue hounded on the Bouth by Woodcleft Rawln : on the ca*t -by East Channel and on the north by 1 n line at rlfiht angles to the southerly end of Sportsmann Avenue. Uy Order of the Board of Trustee* of thT^tllaue of FrW|iorl CEO. F. HA*H?tt«UC.h. Dated July 23rd. 1946. , , J981, and recorded . in the ollice (»f the Clerk of Nass-iiu County on lln- Ifith day formula. The date of manufacture is molded on' the\ siotewsll of all Dayton Tires; Be posi-\ tive you get all the latest tire improvements . . ,.Buy Dayton Thorobreds. PUBLIC NOTICE 1SB t' DATING ... a brand new *»rvic» of )DAnON RUBBER RESEARCH to help 0uJd» you lo a wife tiro purchase THOROBREDS •As of April 15, 194G, all Dayton'Tlrefl in elces 6.2B/G.60-16 and up, are made with Bovtex Fortified Cord, at regular prices. o[ July, ll»;il. in Liber Hi'j:. of at I'ajii- MM, ha id morlwaKc beiuk' now a lien upon prcmiM'- 111 Illinois Avenue, City of I.mic Hotr-h. County of Na>Hiiu, .Stal • nf New Yuik. Snl lii'it' lit ri'iisoii appearinjr therefor, let service of lhi«* order be made by deliver- ing a <-oj>y thereof. lojrcOier with the petition, schedule \A\, and affidavit of flarry AhiTiul>, to the County Clerk of NasHJUi County, Nassau Mason Materials Co.. Inc. l»y Harold V. Rhode. HH secre- tary and treasurer, and Daniel F. dcsitrnntL'd »> Receiver of sanl MaMin Materials Co.. Inc. in Mii tary procc-edin^s, on or brforu July 30th, I94fi. and by imblinhintf »*aid order once in The Leader, of Freeport, L. L. N. Y.. a newspaper published in tho County ot- on or before the 30th day of July, 1046. E N T'E R In NaHsau County EUWIN U CAUVIN. J. S. C. (The above order WHS duly amended so an to authorize publication thereof on or before Auuiist 2d, 194fi. instead of on or heofrc July 30th. liHfi.) FREEPORT LOAN CO. 95 So. Main St., FREEPORT ia «. Prices \ FIRST CHURCH «>/ CHRIST; SCIENTIST FREEPORT, N. T. Services Sunday 11 A, M. and 5 P. M. Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8:15 Sunday Schtrol 11 ~A. M Reading Boom Open To Public 11:30 AJVI. TO 6 F. HL Dally Except Sunday* and Holidays Merrick Hd. at Elm FL . ALL ARE | YOUR TERMITE PROBLEM SOLVED ( c WRITTEN GUARANTEE GIVEN Estimates Cheerfully Given i Grosser Bros.Exterminating Co. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ^ w (*», t MAKE A DATEWim.D&fTONAT NOTICE OF FILINO COMPLETED ASSESSMENT ROLL AS PREPARED BY THE COUNTY BOARD Of ASSESSORS AFTER GRIEVANCE DAY AT THEIR OFFICE IN NASSAU I COUNTY COURT HOUSE, EAST WING OLD COUNTRY ROAD Mfc/lWEEN WASHINGTON AVENUE & KELLUM PLACE, MINEOLA, NEW YORK • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ITHE assessment roll for the County of jKasHBii. for the year 1947. him been Sfmally completed by the undersigned fmembers of the Board of ABnc««ors of County, and a portion of anid u.roll n-s it relate** to and covei'H property \Bitunted within the Town of Hcmpntcad, LTown of North Hcmpstead, Town of ;r Bay. City of Lonn Beach and j.ff... of Glen Cove is now on 'file in the •Xs.) following office: ; l ;..-;>' OFFICE OT BOARD OF ASSESSORS ['/•;# NASSAU COUNTY COURT HOUSE «'V- EAST WING k& OLD COUNTRY ROAD tOf. BETWEEN WASHINGTON AVENUE & KELLUM PLACE \vhere the same will remain open for public inspection for fifteen days. _;Dated this Ixt day of August. 1946. \. -136-138 Broadway 4 Distributor HICKSVILLE Tel. Hicksville 107-108 ROBERT E. PATTERSON CHARLOTTE M. SMITH, HENRY J. HAUSCH. E. M. PODEYN. Chairman. ., ,'County Board of of NaHsnu County. 2t-Auff. l, 8 9 IB hereby given .-at -a. public to be held by the Bourd of Ti-UHtecs of the Incorporated VillnBc o FreeiKjrl, New York on the 16th day of AuRUHt, l'J46, ntij 9:00 o'clock fn the eve- nin« of that day in the Conference Room of the Municipal Building. 46 North Oceup Avenue. FreeiK>rf, New York, on the i>roiK>ae«J widening of Henry Street. In accordance with a resolution adopted by the Board of Truatcett, Yjlluge of Freevort nt u meetinir on JUly 12th, 1946, reading as followm WtiEUEAS. it is clcttirable for the welfare of the VilltiKe of Freoport and the renidenU thereof to provide for the widening of Henry Street, be it 7 RESOLVED. tKat tsuch widcninK be made, and that the'proceeding); there- for l>e conducted pursuant to Article 14 of the Villnge law, and be it further RESOLVED, that the Village En- KJneer be instructed to prepare a map of the proposed widening of Henry Street, distinctly indicating the Bcver- ul parcels to be acquired, the names of. the owners, if known, and the dimennionn and bounds on cuch of -id—pan-gin ; in—all—cases tha parcels and lotH Hhalt be depigatcd on the maps by the same description as nhall \ be used to dcs'iKiuilu such reul pr'oi»- erty on^ tho~\tH?r-bookB -imd- the _ tax map of the Village of Kreei»ort. By Order of the Board of Trustees Villace of Freoport GEORGE F. HASBROUCK. Village Clerk July 23rd. 1946. 2t—July .25-Aug. 1 216 Roosevelt^Avenue phones Day or Night FKEEPORT 7291 HEMPSTEAD 4872 We Serve Descriminating Home Owners Complete Exterminating Service The Safvaf/on Army 75-77 ChutCh St. FREEPORT, L. J. MAJOR ERNEST W. NEWTON Officer ID Charge SUNDAY SERVICES •'-11:00 A.M. Hoi In CM Mootlna 1:80 F.U. Sundar School Meeting 3:00 P.M. Salvation Meet!*! 6t30 All Are Welcome MOVIE TIMETABLE » FREEPORT THEATRE Wed. thru TUM..\ July 31-Aug. 1-6 BLUE DAHLIA 3:10 6:35 9:55 THK.HUNAKOUND 1:45 5:05 8:30 GROVE THEATRE Wed. thru Tuea., July 31-Anff. 1-6 aAHA'l'OGA TRUNK 1:2U 3:55 6:30 9:25 liYOUR GUARANTEE for FRIENDLY SERVICE \ ll( V and FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT! Freeport, U I. Frceport Ilif Wed. thru Tues. July 31-Aug. 6 FREEPORT BALDWIN INGRID GARY COOPER in EDNA FERBERS' SARATOGA -TRUNI^ FLORA ROBSON pi US — AN EXCELLENT SURROUNDING PROGRAM Freeporf, L, L Freeport Utf Wed. thru Tues. July 31-Aug. 6 ALAN LADD VERONICA LAKE THE BLUE DAHLIA — plus -^ Ella- RAINES --Bod-GAMERON Brod CRAWFORD THE KUNAROUND Baldwin, Baldwin 1M Thurs. thru Sun. Aug. 1-4 ANN SHERIDAN DENNIS MORGAN One More Tomorrow Jack CARSON - Jane WYMAN! . — plus — HER KIND OF MAN Dane Clark \ Janis Paige! Mon Uim Wed. Aug. 5-7 - JoerMoCrea—---Brlan_nonlf gonny Tufts DRESSED TO KILL Basil Rathbone - Nigel Brace 1 \-' 1 ' M I
