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PA G E EIGHT T H E LEADEE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, T h e LE A D E R FR E E P O R T 'S O F F ICIA L N E W S P A P E R P u b lished Every T h u r s d a y by th e FreejKWt L e ader, Inc., a t F reepert, N.Y. E s tablished 1936 E d itorial and A d v ertising Offices T h e L e a d e r Building, 154 E a s t M e rrick Road, Freeport, N.T. Telephones: FR e e p o rt 8-3133 — 8-3080 E n tered as s e c o n d class m a tter O c tober 26. 1943 a t th e Post Office F reeport, N.Y., under A c t ol M a rch 8, 1878 Subscription R a te: S2.00 a Y e a r by M a ll A R T H U R L. HODGES, E d itor G eorge W. G o eller, Associate E d itor 'Desert Song\ Coming Up II is hardly necessary for The Leader U> remind its readers that Freeport’s big musical event of flic year, the annual production of the Freeport Community Choral, is scheduled to be given at the high school auditorium Thurs day*, Friday and Saturday nights, October 21, 22 and 23. The Freeport Community. Choral has earned an enyiable position among Long Island musical organizations and top ‘listing among Freeport civie groups by its record extending ' iback over a decade.-tinder the leadership of Director Hubert 3‘. Tavisj J r , assisted by a loyal group of talented musicians -and an enthusiastic group with varying skills who handle publicity, scenery and shift the props, the Community Choral annuaHy gives Freeport and environs a real Treat. The Choral is giving “The Desert Song” this year. This is probably its most pretentious production but we know the cast will take it in its stride, giving us some good music, some beautiful scenery 'and some good laughs with a show that- made history on Broadway years ago with the tinest actors .of that time. If there are Freeport residents who do not attend these events every year we suggest they fall in line and get a ticket for ohe of the three nights next week. We know they will go away with pleasant memories of a delightful evening and the happy thought that they have supported an. outstanding community project. When this writer went to the show last year he did not have much time to say hello to Freeport people because we run into some old friends from Rockville Centre and Lyn- :brpok-,wha say they never miss one of the Choral's produc tions. They pointed out that some residents, of .those two villages were in the cast. This reflects the stature of the Choral among music lovers all over the South Shore. It has become more than u Freeport amateur theatrical organiza tion. The Leader hopes there will not he any vacant seats at any of next week’s performances. Support is needed to fi nance these productions, whose cost runs into thousands of dollars, and they are too good as entertainment to play to a single empty chair. Nassau's Pioneer College Adelphi College, the first institution of higher education established-in Nassau County, will celebrate 25 years in the - County this inonth. .... v ~ - rTlie^v^fer of tfus article;recalls the. excitement creajed \•by iiie-aahoifflcefflcnt in f 1 ieBrookiyif Eagle in i927, o r l 1)28 ^haL M had beeif locnted mr BroOklytt ^nce-ito. - c»stahUshnieht ih T^ilQ. AVonld j\o v e 4 o i Garden City. ------ . We attended the eornerslone laying of the first building, :.al which the latcIlishopEriiest M. Stives of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island was chief speaker. Adelphi was the forerunner of several institutions of higher education in Nassau County. We now have Hofstra College at Hempstead, Long Island* University on the North Shore and the Long. Island Agricultural and Technical Insti tu te at Farmingdale is giving technical training above the ])igh\sbh.ppl lcycl.. , IT,. ~ - :'^ ^ A t f e ^ l i F ; w a s ~ f t f r t u i V a t e - i n r^ b t a i i n n g a - b e a i U i f i i l , s i t e j n . Gardcn Gity Originally it had three buildings on a treeless plain. There arc now It buildings, including a President’s home adjacent to the campus. During the last 25 years the early planting on the campus has matured, giving Adelphi a campus with' lovely trees and a real college atmosphere of dignity and beauty. :VV The numng spirit at Adelphi since 1038 has been Presi dent Paul Dawson Eddy, whose popularity with the people of Long Island has contributed, ini measurably; to. making the college .a port of the Icommunity. Dr. Eddy had the rare experience of having the college foreclosed on him, or thrown into bankruptcy, during the depression. Undaunted lie en listed the support of able Nassau leaders and-went ahead, cveiilually paying-otf the debt while the college grew steadily iii enrollment and in stature among the educational insti- iiinn'k of the 1 State and Nation. P r - Eddy and Adelphi “ lieartY congratulations on this anniversary. Adelphi lias been ^good-neighbor-and lias served Long Island well. ->■ - COMMUNITY i A L E H D A R THURSDAY, OCTO B E R 14. A rcher S treet- School, P.-T. A., \T h e F a m ily Goes B a c k to School,” 8 p . m .; Colum b u s Avenue School, P .- T . A., “P a r e n te a n d T e a c h e rs L e a r n to W o rk T o g e ther,\ speakers M iss H e l e n E. Ross, principal, and D r. Jo h n W. D o dd, superintendent. 8:15 P M . Ladles’ G u ild, T ransfig u r a tio n P. E. C h u rch, P a r is h House. 1:30 P.M. B lazing S t a r Council, Degree of P o c a h o n tas, F ir e H e a d q u a rters. 8:15 P . M . ......... F r e e p o r t R e p u b lican Club, Legion D u g o u t. 8:30 P J L W o m e n 's League, S a lvation Arm y, 75 C h u rch street. 6 P.M . F r e e p o r t T u n a Club, E x e m p ts’ F ir e H a ll. 8:30 P.M. „ FRID A Y , OCTO B E R 15 U n ion R e form Tem ple. R a b b i Azriel G rlshm a n . fi P.M . D u b l- R - N u th ln ’ Club, F irst P res byterian C h u rch. 8:30 P.M. W illiam C linton S tory Post, A.L., D u g o u t’ 8:30 P.M. C o u rt S tella M a ris, C. D. of A., Dance. Redeem e r School H a ll/- 8:30 P.M. SATURDAY, OCTO B E R 16 C o lum bus Avenue School, P .-T . A., C a rnival. All Day. S isterhood and M e n ’s»Glubs’ “C a p ta i n ’s B a ll,\ U n ion R e form Tem ple, 74 South Grove street. 9 P.M. SUNDAY, O C T O B E R 17 South Nassau U n itarian • C h u rch' lecture, D r. Joseph B a u m , ‘‘P a n o ram a of Crim e . D e linquency a n d So cial P a thology.” P a rish house, 228 S o u th O c e a n avenue. 8:15 P.M. MONDAY, O C T O B E R 18 A thena Club, M rs. D o rothea M. H inm a n , “T reasures from T rash ,\ V isual E d u c a tion Room, Atkinson School. Z P.M. F r e e p o r t C h a p ter, O.E.S., S p a r t a n Tem p le. 8 P.M. F r e e p o r t - R o o sevelt R ed Cross B r a n c h Executive B o a rd. H o m e, M rs. Jerom e Loewy, 314 R a n d a ll avenue. 10:30 A.M. U n ity Tem p le, P y th ia n Sisters, U n ion R e f o r m Tem p le, 74.;;SjUth G rove street. 8:3^ ft.M. ' Village Board, /M u n icipal. 8:30 P.M. - Cleveland Avenue School P .-T . A., Pot-L u c k Super, \H ave F u n and G e t A c q u a inted N ight.” 8:16 P.M. Senior C itizens G roup. Dugout. 12 (noon) to 4 P.M. C h o p in Club 25th anniversary dinner, C o ral House, B a ldw in. 7 P.M. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 19 Archbishop Molloy Council, , K . of C., clubhouse, 97 Broadw a y . 8:30 P.M. ‘ Ju n io r League Baseball A u x iliary, E x e m p t Firem e n ’s H a ll; 8_p.M. S e n ior C itizens G roup, Legion -Dugout. -12-(noon) to 4 P.M . > W E D N E SDAY, O C T O B E R 20 A u x iliary JT e m y T h e o d o re M o h r Post: VvF.Wi, M e m o rial -Hall; 8j;P.M. r FreepO rt G irl S c o u t ‘Tow n - Cpm- m lttee. Bayyiew Avenue\ School. P M ’ • \ R o y al A rch M asons, S p a r tan T e m ple. 8 P.M.- ___ Ladles Guild* T ransfig u ratio n P.E. C h u rch. F a ll T e a , old rectory on Pine street. 2 to 5 P.M. Justice Lodge an d C h a p ter, B’nai B ’r lth, • -Tenlple B ’n a l Israel. 8:30 P.M. • Ladies . Circle, F irst B a p tist C h u rch, -luncheon., 7 2 :15;P,M .. - C h a rles F . E g a n C ircle,-C o lum b ian Soutres, R e d e e m e r School H a ll. 8 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 A thena C lub, A r t an d A m e rican Hom e C o m m ittee, “T r e a s u r e s from T rash ,\ Econom ics Room, A tkinson School. 9:30 A M . ‘ Ladies A u x iliary. W illiam Clinton: Story Post, A.L., D u g o u t. 8:15 P.M. F r e e p o r t T riangle, D.E.S., S p a r ta n Tem p le. E lection pf O fficers. 8 P M . W o m e n ’s Society of C h ristian Service. F r e e p o r t M e thodist C h u rch. 1:15 P.M . ’ \ W o m e n ’s H o m e League, Salvation A rm y , 75 C h u rch street. 8 P M . - ^ledlcal- G r o u p ,' F reep o r t Civil Diefen^e,. M u n icipal Building, 8:15 R o ta r y Club supper, address, by S h e r if f H- A lfred Voilm er, E lks c lub- h o u s e .. 7 . EML\: — . ' \ P E R S O N A L I T I E S NEW ARRIVALS ... . Freeport H o spital v „ 7 . . . T A son, R o b e rt S tephen, to E rm lnio O. a n d F rances A. A d a la L a m a n n a , 55 G rand avenue, O c tober 1. _ , A son, C h a rles Frederick^ J r . , 't o C ..F ., and Delores E. M a lone Folk. 557 S o u th O cean avenue, Tuesday. O c tober 5. A daughter, D o n n a Elizabeth, to E v e rett C. an d H e len E. B raly Drake. 14 Frederick avenue. W ednesday, O c tober 6. A daughter. I r i a M a rgaret, to K a r l E „ and V e ra D. A n d e rson p e t te r s - son, 23 T y ler street, T h u rsday, O c tober 7-0* A son, K e v in M ichael, to Jo h n L. and M a ry M. Crowley R e g a n , 153 Sm ith street, Friday, O ctober 8. M ercy H o spital A daughter, M a rie Rose, to C a rm a n and C a th e r in e C o n s tantino, 103 W oodside avenue, T u e sday, S e p tem b e r 29. A daughter. S a n d r a Lee, to A lfred and Eva B radley, 2 Elm sh e e t, Saturday, O c tober 2. WELCOME TO FR E E P O R T M arion B u rris, 156 S m ith street, from F a rm ingdale. M r. an d M is. A lan W einer, 67 T y ler street, from H e m p stead. M r. and M rs. D o n a ld W. G riffiths, 63 Tyler street, from Q u eens Vll- IagCM r and M rs. T h o m a s M cCormick, 19 Essex court, from O c eanside. Mr. and M rs. H a rold J. Serenbetz. 56 S h o n n a r d avenue, from Ozone P a r k . ' • • • • • 'Joseph A. Labella. hospital corpsm a n th ir d class, USN. son of Mr. an d M is. J o seph Labella of 22 N o rth G rove s treet, was scheduled to arrive in S a n Francisco, O c tober 7 aboard th e a tta c k tra n s p o r t M e n a rd a f te r serving 14 m o n ths in th e F a r E a s t w ith th e 1st M a rine D ivision. . . • . • • C. - F lin t Moger. s o n of M r. an d M rs. W. G h a p ln M oger. 82 Beverly Parkw a y , a freshm a n a t Colby College, W aterville. Me., h a s been adm itted to b o th A ir Force R.O.T.C. an d College B a n d s a t Colby. H e was graduated in Ju n e from F r e e p o rt H igh School w h e re he was a m e m b e r of the band. H e Is m a joring in business. * , • • * • R o b e rt S. M cLellan, 2 W a s h ington avenue,. Freeport, p a r ticipated in a panel discussion la s t week a t a m e e ting of th e N a ssau-Suffolk C h a p ter of th e New Y o rk S tate Society of C e rtified P u b lic A c c o u n tants held at th e G a r d e n City .Hotel. Mr. M cLelIannis T r e a s u r e r of th e C h a p ter. J o h n Papacosm a , s t a r of th e F reep o rt H igh School football team for several seasons, now a fresh m a n a t Bowdoin College, B runsw ick,.M e - is am o n g 44 w h o answ e red th e call for th e frosh squad. H e is a leading candidate for left .halfback. At F. H. S., Papacosm a w as a tw o -letter m a n . H e la a son of M r. an d M rs. Solon P a p a c o sm a . 274 N o rth Colum bus avenue. H e entered Bowdoin as th e w inner of a pre-m a tricu latio n A lum n u F u n d Scholarship of $600. • - • . * • «■ H o w a rd E rn e s t .Jacobs, W a s h ington and. L e e U n iversity fresh m a n from Freeport, -has; b ^ n - ^ ^ g e d - b y ^ feht-E p slltm iJPi,~on&. o t- 1 7 - n a tio n a l social fra tem ltles^ o n th e W a s h ington an d Lee cam p u s. - -.1 •. • Jacobs, whose hom e la a t 14 C h e ls e a court, w a s o n o f a six - m a n pledge class selected by th e fratern ity . > A lan Shaler, a sophom o re a t H a m ilton College, C linton. N. Y., paced th e cross-country squad a t th a t school in its first tim e d tria l ru n of th e season. Covering th e rugged tw o and a h a l f m ile course in^ M - n 4 n u te c , . '- '’ an d fo u r seconds, S h a ler, w h o is c a p tain of th e team , led th e n e a rest ru n n e r by m o re th a n 2 0 'yards, as t h e C o n tin e n tals continued to p repare for th e ir opening m e e t ag a in s t C o rtland. Shaler, th e sen of M r. an d M rs. G eorge W. Shaler, 18 W e st M ilton street, is a g rad u a te of F r e e p o rt H igh School., M iss N ancy D u m p e r, d a u g h ter \of M r. and M rs. W illiam J . J D u r^fj-- ' 201 R a n d a ll avenue, h a s Been n a m e d a S a r a h W illisto n scholar a t M o u y ^ -Holyoke college,-South H a d ley,-M a s s. T h e honor w as announced a t tm T firs t chapel of. the-\ y e a r by A c a d e m ic D e a n M e ribcth Cam e ron. * T h e title 'o f S a r a h W illiston S c h o lar is conferred: .annually upon th o s e istudenta w h o h a v e .achieyed-fln o u tstan d in g scholastic . record th e ir\'firsL .fou^ sem e sters ,a t : t h e college.-'- ~ - ^ AbVEB ; :\T M iss'D u m p e r , w h o h a s chosen • h isto ry for h e r m a jo r - s u b je c t,.Js a grad u a te of th e F r e e p o r t. H ig h ‘School. ------------------ - ------- - — -—'-riF- Carol J e a n 'C u r r a n of 85 M ilton stre e t w as aw a rded a degree of B a c h e lor of Science In Hom e Econom ics by A d elphi College a f te r f inishing all requirem e n ts fo r th e degree a t th e Sum m e r session w h ich closed In A ugust. ... • * • • * A n a Jogise of 63 C e n tre s t r e e t w as placed on th e D e a n 's list an d given scholastic honors and Lucille M. H e rr of 37 C a lifornia tfvenue, b o th of Freeport, w as accprded high h o n o r s a t th e F a ll convocation of A d e lphi- Qpjljgge Tuesday. a t w h ich a totol. o f ,75 s c h o lastic aw a rds w ^ je announced. M r. an d M rs. D a n iel J. C a rm ichael, 114' Lillian avenue; celebrated th e ir 33d w edding anniversary, F rid a y n ig h t by going to M a n h a tt a n fo r d in n e r an d th e n atten d in g a perform a n c e of “A n n iversary W a ltz” a t th e B roadhurst .Theatre. D a n iel J. C a rm ichael,. 114 L illian avenue, is serving on th e N a s s a u C o u n ty G ran d Ju r y th is m o n th .- • * • • * . M rs. A n n a C^owe of W inthrop, M ass., w a s a w e e k -end guest, of-M r . and M rs.*D aniel J . C a rm ichael,: 114 I4U ian av e n u e .' : r r . ■; , v' ‘ •• ‘ ' s r V • S tu a r t. F . X . S m ith, son o f V illage T ru s tee an d M rs. Leonard D. B. Sm ith, 40 N o rth G rove street, is a freshm a n a t H a r v a r d U n iversity. H e . w as v a ledictorian a t th e ..F reeport H igh School corxunericement exercises' in Ju n e . H e j s startin g a pre-law course. I ’-’'. ~ • -> - _ „ - * .♦ W illiam H. Young, J r ., acro g rap h e r’s m a te th ir d class, USN. of F r e e - •potk i s ic r v in g ab a a rd . the.heavy. c rulser-U S S Des .M o lnes^ivhlclLrecenU y assum e d duties, a s flagship for th e U. S. M e d iterranean S ix t h F leet. T h e sh ip w ill visit several ports-O f-call in th e M e d iterranean from th e rock of .G i b r a ltar to B e irut, Lebanon.
