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THE -LEADER'-*. FREEPORT, N. Y. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1917 t - Herald Pictures To Make Movies in Old Elks Clubhouse Juck Goldberg, a local resident, .met a pioneer in motion picture production, has acquired the former 3iome of the Brooklyn Elks, in tho heart of down - town \Brooklyn •which will be converted into an ultra-modern motion picture studio by Federal Studios Inc., a subsidi- ury of Herald Pictures of which Mr. Goldberg is president. The building is a five-story struc- ture on a lot 100x115 situated at »44-152 South Oxford, st., and ad- iacent to the Fulton st. stations of the IRT and Eighth Avenue sub- ways. The new plant, which- will introduce motion picture produc- tion to Brooklyn, will contain three tiound stages with the latest equip- ment and preparations are now be- ing made to utilize the entire top rfioor~for—television; ——'_ The studio will be completely fireproof and equipped with the latest in vim vaults, cutting rooms ;ind conveniences for casts and production crews. In addition to an up-to-date commissary and gen- erous office space, it will also in- clude a modern preview theatre and the only rear-projection screen for process shots available in this vicinity. Production facilities will permit the shooting of all types of motion pictures from de-luxe features to industrial and educational short .subjects. Conversion is expected to toe complete by June 30th. PROGRESSIVE GROUP TO SEE WESTERN MOVIE lor shov/livg an oltl Umc \Western motion pictu re f 11 m on Sunday .night, Feb. 2 were made at the weekly meeting of the Pro- gressive Croup of Temple B'nai Israel Sunday night. President Jack Stein presided. An open forum was conducted on the topic \Should the U. S. Have Compulsory Military Train- ing?\ Mrs. Henry Kessler officiated us moderator. Mrs. Adelaide Lewis, Mrs. Elizabeth Vogel and Mrs. Es- telle Stein served refreshments. Local Veterans May Enroll at Ydnktown YANKTON, S. D., Jan. 16—Vet- erans residing in Freeport, N, Y.. are eligible'to enter Yank ton Col- lege the second semester beginning Jan. 25. Yankton is a fully accredited, long established senior college with a nationally recognized scholastic standing and is approved by the Veterans' Administration. Officials report that despite a greatly in- creased enrollment, 'classroom fa- cilities are adequate to maintain. small classes. Contruction of a $300,000 gymna-ium and fieldhousc will be started shortly. In addition to a complete cur- riculum in liberal arts, the college offers pre-ppofessional training for all major vocations 6uch as medi- cine, law, dentistry t nursing and business administration. Modem dormitories, a conservatory of mu- sic, and a strong dramatics de- partment are other features. En- rollment for the tail term was close to 500. Applications for admission, to the second semester are accepted. TIME TABLE GROVE THEATRE Today thru Tucs.. Jan. 15-21 DAKK MIRKOR l:3i» 4:li 7:05 9:55 OUT CALIFORNIA WAY 3;03 5:35 8:40 kombardoTrVanBlerck— Win Gulf Race Scrolls Guy Lombardo, orchestra leader, South Grove st., and Joseph Van Blerck, Jr., 397 Woodcleft ave., were awarded membership scrolls in the Gulf Marine Racing Hall of Fame for their £j>eedboat racing achievements of 1946 at the sixth annual Marine Racing Hall of Fame luncheon in the Belmont Plaza Hotel, Manhattan on Monday. Lombardo's boyhood amitlon to win the cherished Gold Cup em- blematic of speedboat' racing su- premacy was realized in 1946. He not only won: the 39th Gold Cup championship with his three point suspension hydroplane appropriately named \Tempo VI\ but cracked ! two Gold Cuv> records. He also drove his bout to victory In Uio National Sweepstakes Trophy race at Red Banik, N. J., August 17 and 18. Van Blerck is an outstanding driver in the stiff 225 cubic inch class. He won numerous races with his boat \Aljo V\ and the trophies he won include the Maryland Sweepstakes. ' Buy Sayings Bonds (a R O V E FReeport] Today thru Tuesday OLIVIA DeilAVlLLAND and LEW AYKES THE DARK MIRROR plus Monte Hale and Adrian Booth. OUT CALIFORNIA WAY (Color) Today thru Tuesday VAN JOHNSON - MARIE WILSON NO LEAVE, NO LOVE plus Dan Duryea and Ella Raines WHITE TIE AND TAILS Starts Tomorrow CARY GRANT and ALEXIS SMITH NIGHT AND DAY in color tilus SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS I ~BA 3-12.62. Icary GRANT -' *^ NIGHT AND DAY VALUEV STQFAfA 5-5644- gg Starts Tomorrow June HAVER - Vivian ELAINE 3 Little Girls,In Blue (color) — plus- Roy Rogers and Trie^er MY PAL TRIGGER FREEPORT THEATRE Today thru Tucs., Jan. 15-21 NO LEAVE, NO LOVE 3:00 6:30 9:55 WHITE TIE AND TAILS l:4o 5: It) 8:35 PLAZA THEATRE ThurB. and Frl., Jan. 16-17 CAPTAIN EDDIE 8:35 •BELOW THE DEADLINE 7:20 10:20 Saturday, Jan. 18 MAN AUVE 2:40 5:20 7:20 9:50 FIGHTING BILL CARSON 1:30 4:00 6:19 8:40 Sunday, Jan. 19 PRIDE OF THE MARINES 2:35 5:30 8:35 CONQUEST OF CHEYENNE 1:30 4:35 7:30 10:30 Monday, Jan. 20 PRIDE OF THE MARINES 8 :tt CONQUEST OF CHEYENNE 7:15 lff:2S THEATRE FReeport 8-0753 Thurs. & Frl. Jan. 16-17 FRED MacMURRAY in CAPTAIN EDDIE — plus — WARREN DOUGLAS In BELOW THE DEADLINE Saturday Jan. 18 PAT O'BRIKN in MAN ALIVE FIGHTING BILL CARSON with BUSTER CRABBE Sun. & Mon., .- Jan. 19-20 JOHN GARFIELD in PRIDE OF THE MARINES -—• plus — CONQUEST OF CHEYENNE with RED RYDER Tucs. & Wed. Jan. 21-22 ORSOOT WELLES fn The Magnificent Ambersons —• phis — DON'T GAMBLE WITH STRANGERS with KANE RICHMOND AT CENTURY'S Strand Theatre ROCKVILLE CENTRE SATURDAY,,JAN. 25th At Midnight ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY ON OUR STAGE Tickets Now on Sale also on the screen \DEAD MEN WALK\ i • N. J. Women's College Offers 4 Scholarships NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Jan. IB —Students of the Freeport (L.I.) High School are eligible to com- pete for four scholarships to be awarded by New Jersey College for Women to students who enter the college next September. Included are two grants open only to girls frcm outside New Jersey, the Mabel Smith Douglass Scholarship of $8CO and the National Scholarship of $500,' which have been awarded since 1939. Dean Margaret T. Corwin said, \As March 1, is the 'final date when applications will be accepted. girls who want to enter college next fall are urged- to investigate the scholarship opportunities now. Awards are made for one year on the basis of financial need, scholarship ability, general chai- acter and promise of. future achievement, and are renewable annually until graduation if the holder maintains a satisfactory record. Out-of-New Jersey stu- dents are also eligible for the Her- bert Memorial Fund Scholarship of ship of $250. open both to New Jersey students and to residents of other States. Complete informa- tion on all scholarships for fresh- men may be obtained from the Secretary of the Scholarship Com- mittee, New Jersey College for Women, New Brunswick, New Jer- sey. William V. Lindsay Promoted to Captain AFWESPAC HQ., MANILA, (Via Mail)—William W. Lindsay, son of' Mrs. Gordon Lindsay. 91 Whaley st.,' Freeport, N. Y., recently was promoted to captain in the Medicil Coips of the United States while serving with the Philippine B«.RO Command, AFWESPAC Headquart- ers' ns chief of HospltaJization* and Evacuation Section as well as the dispensary surgeon. Inducted into the Arm'y July, 1945, at Carlisle, Pa., Capt. Linds-ay left for overseas duty last May, after previous assignments at the Carlisle Barracks, Pa., and Fort Ord., Cal. Capt. Lindsay is a graduate of the Columbia University,. New York Medical College, and the Carlisle Medical, F. S. School, and a member of the Delta Upsilon. Spartan Lodge F. & A.M., and Na- tional Sojourners fraternities. His wife, Mrs. Agnes Patricia Lindsay, resides in Freeport. GLORIA KELLY FIANCEE OF WALTER V. MURPHY Mr. and &rs. Paul P. Kelly of Hampton, N. H., formerly of South Long Beach ave., have announced tfte engagement of their daughter, Miss Gloria Kelly, to Walter V. Murphy; son of Mr. uncl Rfcrs. Stephen Murphy; Weberfield. ave. -A graduate of -Freeport High school, Miss Kelly is serving her final year - as a cadet nurse in Bellevue Hospital, Manhattan. Mr. Murphy is an alumnus of Freeport High school and served two years in the Navy. He is as ociated with the Freeport Post Office. tions Club Head y Addresses Kiwanis * President Oldehoff Names Committees For the New Year George DeFriest, president of the Lions Club of Freeport, spoke ac the weekly supper of the Kiwanic Club of Freeport last night in the Elks clubhouse. He was introduced by President Alfred W. Oldehoff. Dr. M. George Isenberg lias been appointed secretary of the club by President Oldehoff. The following committee appointments • also • have been announced: Under-Privileged Child — -Jules Birgenthal, chairman; Alfred Leh- mann, William . K. .Tenney, Cord Viebrock and Samuel Altman. • Boys and Girls Work—The same. Vocation Guidance — John Ran- dolph, chairman; David Smith and , v Clinton M. Flint. Sponsored Youth Organization — Amos J. C. Baldwin, chairman; Leo Venditt and John A. Schlegel. —Agriculture—Mr,~Baldwm,..,cliair- man. ~* Public Affairs—Joseph H. Gray, chairman; James A. Warner and Charles 'Maier, Public Relations—The same. Business Standards — Mr. Maier. chairman; J. F. Rueth and Paul Beckwith. Support of Churches—Mr. Flint, chairman; Mr. Tenney and Fred S. Howell, sr. Kiwanis Education—Dana Smith, chairman, and Dr. Howard Munro. Achievement Reports—Mr. Bald- win, chairman; Alfred J. Brady 'and Dr. Isenberg. Finance — Mr. Brady, chairman, and Mr. Tenney. Law and Regulations—Bert Adey, chairman, and Frank H. Holland. Classification—Howard Lawrence, chairman; Mi. uu^>wwii.»» .-...U MI-. Altrniui. Membership—Everett C. Furman, chairman; Mr. Lawrence and Edgar Roseneau. Attendance — Clifford Schorer, chairman; Mr. Tenney and Martin Kersich. Inter-Club Relations — Gerald, Howell, chairman; Mr. Schorer and Max Vogel. HouVe—Otto DeMuth, chairman; Mr. Flint and Mr. Baldwin. Reception — Mr. Holland, chair- man; Mr. Gray and Mr. Flint. Program — Stuart K. Wallace, chairman; Dr. Benjamin Feiasilber and Dr. Munro. Music — Dana Smith, t 7chairman; Dr. Isenberg and Mr.' Vogel. RUTH SCHEBE ENGAGED TO MERRICK VETERAN Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schebe, Jr., 50 Park ave., have announced the ^engagement of tfteir daughter, Miss Rufti M. Schebe, to Edward. Paul Vetter, son \of \Hgiiry Vetter, Hewlett ave., Merrick. A graduate of Freeport High school. Miss Schebe,.is..,employ.e.d in the New York Savings Bank,' Man- hattan. -Mr. Vetter is a graduate of South Side High school, Rock- ville Centre, and a veteran of four years of service with' the Navy. 1947 At Lowest Prices IMPERIAL ani.UNITIZED 17 L MERRICK ROAD (Near Main St.) FReeport 8-8421 IRSDAY, JANUARY 16, L947 THE L E A D E R — F II E E P 0 KT , .\ . Y FIFTEEN i.R. P/cfcs Delegates \Hlathnal Congress, ; . John W; Dodd, regent of Floyd Woodhull chapter, ',., and Mrs. W. Carl Critten- rere delegated to attend the lal congress in W.ashington May, at a meeting Saturday loon in the home of Mrs. Low, 334 Archer st.. Alter- will be Mrs. Cecil E. Budd, George N. Wood, Mrs. Frank )evlin and Mrs. Frank W. jhouse. Ite officers and regents of [boring chapters will be guests ic chapter's 20th anniversary leon at the February meeting. Edward B. Thompson was id chairman of arrangements this event. |e chapter will join with tho Island chapter S. A.R. nt a [otic meeting at St. George's ;h, Hempstead next month, (mbers of the Colonel Aaron in chapter of Garden City, |ed by the regent, Mrs. L >r Seydel, participated in a table discussion on \Public Lions,\ conducted by Mrs. Dodd. Mrs. John E. Frogge of the en City chapter put on a \What the Daughters Do.\ . Low was chairman of the hour, assisted by Mrs. Wilson 'erry, Miss Miriam Myers, Miss 1 M Ruland and Miss Betty nleaf. Mrs. Terry and Mrs. lan-C. Holaday presided at tea table. LEGAL NOTICE K): *H W. KILE NO. ^34:iM THE PKOVLE OF STATE OK NEW YOKK By The (Jrncc of Free and Indf-i MICHAEL B1SSETT and ELIKA- RUilH) HlSSt.ii. 11 ii*nIK, *»*». >i nny ami nil unknown peinon», mimes or partH of who^e niitncw, 'host? pltttM! or pin re H of nnd next of kin of Elizabeth <lcceiiHCd, anu It any uf t...,. ..«•« tributi-'CB. hcifH-al-lnw ttnd ne\t of kin , tlcromcd l»e dead, their IcKal rrprc- lives, I heir husband* or wives if ;; dUtributeen mid jniceennorn in inter- whose nHmoH and/or plarra of re«i- dencib and post office addrcsHef are un- known. MEfcV'.v SEND CHEETINC. ARTHUR ASTON resides at !iM» - 7fith Urooklyn, New York. hit* prcaenl- praying that his net-omit «« tillHtrntar cits boni.s mm of the- (.-slate Davits, Place, Mfin-i k, be judicially settled and that cree judicially acttlinK bin said HC- cwtnbllnh and ut-iti mint; win* m'e distributees of said deceased and itujucceed to her real estate anil cViabliah the rifiljts and interest* said parties, and dire<-linn the to them by tuiid nclminintni(or *]>p]tlix npn according to their respective in confirmation of tb-p- till\ pursuant to the provisions of 242 of the? SurroKate H Uoui t Aix or such other and further relief as fe Surrogate may \seem just and r , THEREFORE, you and each of ,..; hereby ciu=u to snow CUUH« ~wfotv JuiTOfrate'H Court of the County of i, to he held in\ the Surroffate'n at\ tlic County Courthouse. Old ry Road, Mineolu, New York, on |9th day of ' February, 1H47. ut. 10 in the forenoon why such decree _ not be made. ITESTIMONY WHEREOF. w c have the Seal of our said SunoK»te'H , to be hereunto affixed. JESS, HON. LEONE D. HOWELL. atc of our aaid County, nt Coln in the said County, the third of January, 1947. EVERETT C. FUUMAN, Clerk of the Surronatc's Court i. 16-Feb. 6. LEGAL NOTICE NAVY CHAPLAIN TO PREACH AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. A. King Boutwell, a former Navy chaplain ^who was decorated with the Silver Cross for gallantry in action, is to be the guest preacher at the First Baptist Church Sunday at 10:45 A.M. He will be\ introduced by the pastor, the Rev. Wesley N. Haines. The Red and Blue attendance contest in the Sunday School will be concluded in two weeks. The Reds are leading. The Youn^ Peoples Fellowship will conduct the devotional exercises at a joint meeting with the Sunday Evening Fellowship at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Haines will review J. R. Perkins 1 book \Antincch Actor.\ Methodist Mortgage Reduced by $11,600 Indebtedness on the Freeport Methodist Church wa.s reduced to less than $5,000 Sunday morning when $11,600 was received in pledges toward wiping out. the $16,000 moitgage. Vernon Bickmore who has charge of the drive, an- nounced efforts would be made to raise the balance before the end of the month. Subscriptions to the fund -are -pflyablc-irulwo-yeacs..,,^.™ The Rev. C. Newman Hoglc, pas- tor, will preach Sunday at 10:45 A.M., on \A World Fit to Live in.\ VII tKKl*OI PUBLICMOUCI NOTICE TO BIDDERS of Fabc»»-ry. o d they STATE OF \NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE tiflcatc of Record of name, trade- label or other private mark, pur- to Article 24' of the General Busi- |Law. I certify that the following trademark, label or other private has been duly registered in thia fcncnt in behnlf of ABRAHAM >L. 99 South Main Street, Freeport. '-York, pursuant to . a description >f filed on the 31st day of December, DESCRIPTION OF TRADEMARK: Seagull in full flight, aupcrimiKwcd a d.ark blue circle, with the worda Scaprull Line.\ inscribed therein in letters. CLASS OF MERCHAN- 16 — Paints and painters' ma- 'DESCRIPTION-..--OK- GOODS: (Papers, wall-paper sample bookn, iapcr K!U*>». pastes (both in liquid Powder forms), paints, varnishes, ela. 'bronzing liquids, paint dryers )a!nt bruahea. Rejrlstration expires: iber 31, 1968. WITNESS my hand neal of the Department of State City of Albany, this 81st day of ibcr,. in the year one thousand nine red and forty-six. Walter J. Going, . Sccxctnry o f Stale. '''' Construction of MUNICIPAL C;ARA<;E Krecport, New York Settled propOMttla for furniahink- all m»- tniiil jtnd labor mid doinu nil tho \vork for tho cotj.itruction of a Municipal Gtirntrc for the Villaue of Frceiwrt. New York, will bo received by tho Board- of Trustee* of the Villaeu of FrceporL at the Municipal Buildinn. 4ft North Ocean Ave- niin, Prceiwrt, N. Y.. until 'J :0ff P.M.. n Sumdard Time', on tho 7th .day »»-ry. loir.-rirtr-'wmen-^tiw-Mrt ey will be publicly opened and rend. The work conBtnt«. Kerierally,' of construction of a new Municipal Garage on tho ctintcrly aide of Albany Avenue about 1,0011 feet aouth of Merrick Komi. The Notice to Bid<|crH. Koi-m of Bid. Korm of Contract. incli«liii(r Gcnrral Con- flttiun^. tho S|«.'cificntioiis. the Plann. UK? forma of Performance and othci 1 surety bondw may be e MI mi nod nt the nfli.c*' of the Villajro Clerk. Municipal BuiiUiiijr. t''reer>ort, N. Y., or nt the ollicp of Bald- win & Cornelius Co.. Inc., Village En- «incern, Freeport. N. Y.. and copies there- of may be obtained upon deposit of twenty-five dolhtrs ($'25.00) for each set. Deposit lo be refunded to bidders UIKJII return of the Plan.s and Document** in Kood condition within thirty (30) days after the opening of bid«. Such dct>oait will not be refunded to anyone who takes out such Documents and docn not bill on the work. The Boa i-d of Ti unices resi'i-ve>- Ihr- rinbt to waive any informalitiu.s in or to reject any or all bids. Each bidder must deposit with his bit! security in an amount of not loss than five per centum (5'/r> of the bid in the form and subject to the conditions pro- vidcd in the Information for Bidders. The successful Bidder will he required to furnish a performance bond and Labor and Material Bond iu such form and hav- inj? an surety thereon such surety com- pany or companies HH arc approved by the Board of Trusteed, each in the amount of not less than lO'i'/r of the total amount of tho 'accepted bid. No bidder 'may withdraw his hid with- in' 45 days after the dnte net for- the opening\' thereon. Dated: January I0th. 1!147. - GEORGE F. HASBROUCK. Village Clerk. lit-Jan. 16-^JI CITATION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO SOPHIE JENSEN GREETINGS: WHEREAS. AUGUST SUUMANN who resides at 2 OS Wallace Street, Freeport, N. Y., bus latoly applied to the Surro- (rate's Courf of our County of Nassau, to have a certain inHtrument in writipc bearing date the 22nd day of June, 1923 relating to both real and itcrsonal prop- erty duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of ANTONETTE SUDMANN. deceased, who was Ht the (jmo of her death a resident of Freejiort. N. Y., in said County of Nassau. THEREFORE, you. anil each of you. are cited to nhow cause before the Sur- rogate's Court of our Countv of NiiBHau. at the Surropnto'H Court. County Court House, at Mliifcola in the County of NaK- sau, on the 19th day of February. 1947 at ten o'clock in the forenoon' of that day why the said Will and Testament should not be admitted to probate ns a Will of real and iwrsonal property. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We ....... have caused thc~ seal\ of \tho*~\Surro- crote'fl Court of our said County of NaflHflU to be hereunto nffixed. WITNESS. HON. LEONE I). L.S. HOWELL. Surrogate of om* H«i«| County of- Nassau, at the Surro- trate's Office, at Mineola, (n the said County, the 8th day nf Janu- ary one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. EVERETT C. FURMAN. Clerk of the SurrpEate'tt Court. i !6-Fcb. G\ ' ' :' v Indignant Consumers Will Meet Tonight Mrs. Benjamin H. Helm, a local resident, and Mrs. Lydia- Alt huler of the New york Coruumcfs League. are to address, the first meeting of the Indignant Consumers of Freeport. Merrick and Bellmort' to- night in the Merrick School, Mer- rick ave. and Smith st., Merrick. Principal Rollin Chatterton will give the welcoming address. Mrs. Robert H. Earon and Mrs. William J. Martin are members of tTTe program,.committee, with Mrs. Robert Scanfbn and Mrs. Walter Karl for Merrick, and^Mrs. Sidney Kritzler and Mrs. Harold Scherpick for Bellmore. Invitation^ have been issued for consumers, merchants and business men to attend. GREEN FEES ARE RAISI.1) ON BETUPAGK COURSES The Long Island State Park Commission acting through the Bethpage Park Authority thi-, week announced greens fees on the four golf courses operated at Bi-thpage State Park near Parmiivadale will be raised beginning Mure'.i 1 from $1 to $1.25 on week days and from $2 to $2.50 on Satui'dayj, Sundays in costs of labor and materials. The revenues obtained from golf fees are used to maintain and op.- erate the park and to pay interest and amortization on outstanding bonds which were issued to pur- chase the land for the park. \I LOST 51 Lbs.!\ Lett 11 In. In waUt, 1O In. In hips and B In. In bint. Oneel701bs..Mre.D.M.Hawklra (119 lb*_ at rightVlo«twdffht'mnd inche* with deltciau* AYOS- Vit*- nun Candy Reducing nan until •he look* lik* B model. Your ffb pericnce may ortnay not-)je-tM tame but. try thU outer rtdodna •Ian. Very First Din Mnat J SHo«f * — *U or. Money Back, / ' .In poiinda average In n fow ' iwlththfeAVDSVUa- No exrrctsc. No drutf».'lft6 latd- livcfl. You don'tcutoutany meals. _______ poutoca. menu or butter — you tu*< cut them down. Simple when you en>oy dell cious AYDS Vitamin Candy as directed. Atwo lutrly hnrm1cs3.30 days' supply nutritious A YDfr $2.25. NOW. phone or nil sit Freeport Drug Shop H. J. Cohen ,. 76 SOUTH MAIN STREET FBeeport 8-0077 SCOUTING DISCUSSED FOIl EXCHANGE CLUB Boy Scout leaders addressed the members of the Exchange Club of Freeport at their weekly luncheon in the Elks clubhouse yesterday. Joseph Fleming, assistant Nassau County Scout executive; William H. Kniffin, Rockville Centre banker, and Erie V. Painter all discussed the subject \Boy Scouts Around tlie World.\ Past President Hubert L. Wells is program chairman for January. President Herbert M. Wood pre- sided at his first meeting since his installation. Get the LEADER by mall every Thursday morning — Subscribe to- day. Compdnfofislpt forest Receive Officials Mrs. Either ijndqulst, ar was received as supreme deputy of Nassau County at a meeting of Pride of iroquote Circle, Compan- ions of the Forest, Monday night in Junior Order Hall. • Ste-lWUL serve for two years. Mrs. Anna Fleckensteln, as representative dep- uty for the^ same period, was re- ceived also. -Mrs. Valentine McQull- lian, supreme left guide, was. the guest of the evening. Chief 1 Com- panion Phllliplna Hubel presided. Delegates from the board of dep^. uties of Nassau County attended also. Refreshments were served with Mrs. Evelyn Johnson as chairman. NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY^ KEPAIRS—RENTALS—SALES 43 W. SUNRISE HIGHWAY Homes of Distinction ESTATE 29 W. Sunrise Highway, Freeport Telephone FReeport 8-1997 Residence 8-9783 Leader Classified Ads for Results AUTOS FOR SALE < Authorized Willys Sales and Service Jeeps—Immediate Delivery Station Wagons Demonstrations • HUNT MOTORS, INC. 81 So. Grove St. FReeport 8-2105 SERVICE STATIONS — REPAIRS EXPERT AUTO REPAIRS Genuine Parts New Engine! Inst&Aed BTRA8SLE BROS. DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH AGENCY 55 E. Merrick Jld. FReeport 8-6981 WANTED TO BUY USED CAS STOVES. TABLE TOPS Any Condition ALSO SMALL GAB STOVES PHONE FREEPORT 8-1031G MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Used Vacuum Cleaners Well known brands, fully gnarantced,, completely rebuilt. From $29.95 Island ELECTRONICS Co, 21 So. Grove St. FReport 8-0738 ttAautuKS—completely rebuilt, fully ffuariintetd. $39.95 Island ELECTRONICS Co. 21 So. Grove Si. FReeport 8-0738 BRAND NEW CYLINDER VACUUM CLEANERS Immediate Delivery - 5-Yr. Guarantee Equipped with Black and Decker Motor A & A VACUUM STORES \)2A Church St. FReeport 8-8617. PIANO—Baby Grand. Ideal for bririn- nera. ...Needs uliRht repair*. 5375. *-- FReeport 8-4898 and W12. TRAILERS «nWWW^AW.WVSft^WJWV^V TOPSOIL Utility and Boat Trailers RENT OR SALE-RENTAL $6 PER DAY SUNRJSB & BAYVIEW AVE. r'REEPORT fi-9727 - 8-6450 RADIO REPAIRS A COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE TELEVISION Immediate Delivery - Service ISLAND ELECTRONICS CO. 2J So. .Grove • St. FReeport 8-0738 SIGN PAINTERS SIGNS or all kimln, mndo and pit in ted anywhere. Trucku & Window lettering. BEET/. 22 Ncwtown Blvd. FReeport 8-6840. CARPENTRY MILL WORK TO ORDER Cornices - Cabinet* - Shelvtnff Bookcaics - Store Fixtures - DUplayi .. Specialty Woodwork EASTERN BUILDING SPECIALTIES COMPANY 56 Helen Avenue FReeport S-3310 COAt £ FUEL OILS PREMIUM ANTHRACITE COAL NUT - STOVE - EGG - PEA JAMES T. CUNNINGHAM COAL CO. 170 NUMU Kd., Homevelt, FpU 5-7123 COAIy AND FUEL- OJL ~\/ NUT - STOVE - PEA - DUCK ROOBEVELT COAL CO. C30 Naiiau Road, RooKvelt FReeport S-4971 Hempatead GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES GAS Btoves it-paired - Installed. Export on oven doors and thermostats. Free estimate. Jos. T. Lacy, 'The Gaa Stove Specialist.\ 'Fltaport* 8-10310. * i A-J SELECTED TOPSOIL HAROLD DUNLOP, INC. •Ifl DebcvoiBe Ave. FRecoort 8-2777 BUSINESS SERVICES FLOOR WAXINO .- Home. Ofllcn. Stores Linoleum. Wood and Asphalt Tile M. DEBENY, FReiport 8-1I25-R REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FREEPORT— BufiKalow \\for (U.'s. Plot 60x100. G rooms, new conduction, Immediate ^Occupancy. \Price J9/TOO. DA SILVA - REALTOR 45 W. Sunrise Hwy. . FI 8-0385 WHEELER'S Oood Enrth for HH!C. Fine building plot, hijrh Kfotind. A A Xonr, 75x10(1. Price ?3,00f). Scwcri). ' C!OM; to Htatlon. UOOSEVELT— New bunicalow. r, room.. radiutom, full cellar. 7 feet ; oil burner cxpnnHlon uttlc, maple floors, ateum heat, 2 dormers In ntlic, plumbing, overhead doorw i n attached. Just completed. Price .. ACREAOE lots - New, nnd Old Hou.-u - for sale, H!HO 2 acres clone to Deer Park Btutlon for aalv, $2.750, __ GEORGE E. WHEELER REALTOR 15 RAILROAD AVKNUK Phone FReeport 8-0138 Frerport. N. Y. EstnbllBhcd 89 Yeara, opponite Slution BELLMORE— •Im'mcdlutc room bungalow, 2 car • •-- cr, — «torm- — BaBhr Prir« $8.900. CHAS. F. BEHR & SON C. LU0LOW SMITH. ASSOCIATE 107 W. Sunrise Hwy. FReeport 8- (898 . oil burn- innulmed. - REAL ESTATE WANTED FOR QUICK UKSULTS LIST YOUR HOMK WITH US C. E. HILDENBRAND 40 Brooklyn Ave. FReeport 8->l323 ..j... •^
