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PAGE P o m T H E ^ E f e A b p W f T H U R S D A T , A P B I L 11, 1957 OtiTUARIK George Barrett l^s; Deply Chiefs Father A g ^ Freeport Resident i:r:: Victim of Stroke While : yisiting-Tn^leyelaiid-- C^rge B.- BflrretV i® \tmion street; died of a stroke Sunday at tile hom e 'o f ids daughter, Mrs. Agnes HOfmann of Cleveland. Ohio, .where he iiad-hedn.vMtirig for.sev eral months. Born- In Manhattan 79 years ago, Mr. B a irett lived in tfnion City, N. J., -for many years, “ift'w rvefl'as a'trustee’a^ mayor of th a t community for five terms. He was a-member of the Fire Depart m ent of Union City. IM-also was a past -exalted ruler ot Hoboken I^odge. .O. Elks where he con tinued his- membership until his death. Mr. Barrett was an accountant for various Wall street houses early in life. Alter coming to Freeport S8 years ago, he was for some years the accountant in the Village Office. He retired in 1941. Mr. Barrett's ■wife, Marcella M. Barrett, died just a year ago. He Is survived by his daughter, three sons, Eugene M., of Bellmore, George E. Jr„ of — Owiterpoft^^d^^lWyrooiid—W,T-re- - cently; elected first deputy chief of the FYeeport Fire Department; eight grandchlldrw and two great grandchildren. The funeral was from.,the parlors of Chester A. Pulton & Son, Inc., 49 West Merrick road, yetiterday m o m li^ to Oiu* Holy Redeemer R.C. Obtu'ch where a requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev. Henry Phillips. Burial followed in St. Charles Cemetery, Plnelawn. Scouts Befriend Ailing Girl Letters ',To Editor Hubbell Sugg^ts Change J*o Stay Within Budget Fultonhic., 'F\uieral Rome, 49 W ^ t Derrick road, Sunday night. BurW btonday was In. Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead. Little P a tty M artell, elght-year-old-glrl, doomed by cancer, was sent a floral centerpiece and international doll m a d e by th e girls la this picture from G irl Scout Troop 9. I n retu r n th e girls received a _7fiiank_yiin^2..note-in-Eatty-'8-own -handw rllingr-ln-the- p iotiire-are-IU ta— I Sm ith,. Pat-R e g a n , S n s a n -Smith an d ll^ r y Jan e Boerum. F a t t y 'llm - a t SO Gifford street, Foughkeepale, an d h e r parents would appreciate persom; sending h e r cheerful notes and cards to am u se h e r during h e r final illness. FRANK A. WHITNEY . Prank A. Whitney, a resident of ■Ptecpbtt -lor 30 ve8.TS.-aieA'Bunday in his home. 86 North Bayview ave nue. ^ o m in Brooklyn 65 years affd, Mr. 'Whiftney was for many years sales manager for the TUo Roofing Co., serving first in Freeport and later at the Lynbrook brandh. He retired a year ago. Surviving Mr. 'Whitney are ihis wife, Kathryn, two sons, Joseph of Freeport and Prank, Jr., of Bell- moie, two grandchildren, Richard and Dayi^ of Bellmore, and four filsters. Mrs. Alfred Lehman of -Babylon, Mrs. Richard Wales and Mrs. Louis Kennedy of Freeport and ■ Mrs. William Umpleby of Brooklyn. The funeral yesterday was from the Chester A. Pulton & Son, Inc. Parlors, .49 West Merrick road, With private services .ht t h e , family plot In Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. MRS. ANGELINA COLANGELO Mrs. Angelina Colangelo, who would have been 79 yeai-s old on June 14,tiled in h er home. 145 South Long Beach avenue, Sunday after a long lllne.<is. Bom In Italy, Mrs. Colangelo was brought to America by her father when she was a young glrL They settled in Yonkers. N. Y.. ■nd she h ad Uved ih Freeport near ly a quarter of ». century. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Jcnhic Dlgllo of the s Bronx, Mrs. Mary Asaenzlo of Bayview, Mrs. Josephine Sarro and Mrs. Alfred DeGrouttola of Freeport. 17 grand children and 17 great grandchildren. 'The funeral was from the Chester A. Pulton'& Son, Inc., Funeral Par lors, 49 West Merrick road, yester day morning to Our Holy Redeemer R. O. Church, were a solemn high requiem mass was celebrated. Biu-lal followed in Holy Rood Cemeteiy. -Fulton & Son, Inc., Punei'a] parlors, 49 West Merrick road. Burial Tues day was in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Maspelh. ADOLPH G. MAIERS The Rev. Otto Becker paster of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Valley Stream, officiated a t services in the Funerall Home,, Vallej I.- George A. lieblep Dies ..... Real Estate Dealer ‘The funeral, of George A. Liebler. 61 Lincoln avenue, Rqckvihe Cen- -------ft former .re^denb of S^eeport, who-tiled in-Mercy Hospital, Rock- C e n t ^ Saturday, was from ' \v thei B. A. Hu^geriford F uneral Home, 8Qut2h Ocean avenue and Pine street, to Our ‘Holy- Redeemer. R. O. Church Tuesday morning. A high ni«quteitrma5s-Tras-o«ebfate^y*tt^ B«v. Jqihn J . Madden, the assistant )^tor.;B u r ial foUbwed-in St. John's Ceinetery, Middle Village. . .^-;Bom in New. Yjork City, 88 : ^ r s ORRIN s; LYON Orrlii S. Lyon died of a cerebral hemorrhage In his home, 80 North Bergen placle on Saturday. Mr. Lyon was bom In. Malden, hfoss.. 73 years ago a nd lived in fVeeport 27 years. He came~out ot retirement during World War H lo become an In spector for the Fairchild Engineer* Ing Corp., In Bethpage and con tinued in that capacity for eight years until he retired the first ot the year. He was an'octlve^member of the First Presbyterian ^Church. Surviving are his wife, Helen B<;^to .whom he was married for 36 years; a daughter, Mrs.. Paul R. Keller and ' two granddaughters of Baldwin. ' The~Rev.' A. Gtordon itocBury, hii former pastor, conducted services Monday night In the Chester A. -’Moore Funera Home ,Valley^ Strekm, Thursday night for Adolph O. Malers, 33 W e stFirst street, who died of a heart attack in 37th street) Manhattan, os tie was returning -home from business on Monday, April 1. Burial Friday was in the Long Island National Cemetery in Pineiawn. Mr. Becker was born In M anhat tan 66 years ago and lived in Free port 16 years. For 22 years he was a machinist for Metropolitan' Dis tributors. a Manhattan trucking concern. He was a member of its Five and Ten Club. He was a vet eran of Worid War 1. Surviving Mr. Becker are his wife Clara, three, sons, George Maters, John and Ralph Lewis, a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Milo and three grandchildren, Dennis Malers. Karen and Jeanette Lewis. Editor, The. Leader: The high point of conversation these-days in Freeport and^lso in many other areas Is the rising cost of—cwistructlon. We at Freeport hove very little time to make a de cision that will affect us financially !for -some tim e .-I r^er, of .course, to tiia extra expenditure of $875,000 -the Board of ^ u c a tlo n claims nep- !essary to complete ithe proposed high school. No doubt about the^ ^ f t d Is 'p r e s r a t^ w l ^ a m(»t ^ailenging problem. Their solution to this chal lenge is to request the additional However, the procedure followed, by private Industry would be some what different. The design of the proposed facility would be reviewed, discussed and redesigned many times If necessary without chang ing Its basic function in an effort to keep within the alloted funds appropriated for the project. Construction Project Co ordinator I am very much aware of the rising costs of construction and equipment: however, my con tention is that a high school can be— desl^edt-— ejmstrupted—--and: equipped'without sacrifice of nec essary facilities for -the present al lotted funds of $4,275,000 if the proper approach Is made. I would suggest a review of the project frbm the design standpoint rather than the complicated analy sis of tabulating contractors’ pro posals based bn drawings and presented whereby so many omis- specifications as they have been slons and alternatives point to what we do not get instead of what we had hoped for or knUcipated. SJ«. h u b b e l l ;-' T - r e e p o r t . N . I f . NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING AND ELECTION AND KEGISTHATION DATS ock P.M . Vi(tthin)rton A v e n u e School afor..- y rcrA o n n liy TejriHtor fur lu a l m e etiiitr hhi I eluotion pom Uio l!)nS a n n u a l n.... v , . . . , . a n d a n y Intei'veninB «i>ocial disirc meetlnRK, n t jiie W a s h in g to n Avciuio Sehoo] d u r in g th e a n n u a l m e e tin g luiil o lo f f io n to be held M ay 7t-h and Mth. l!l.'>7. HR iiforeenHl. . D ,w . 4T-A|>rll n-Muy ii- Ewry M^mor/at Service a PERFECT TRIBVTB , ragarMeti of prieo MRS. LOUISE MILLER Mrs. Louise- Miller, 4 Layton street, died on Friday. She was born'Louise Raven-in Brooklyn 73 years ago, lived in Merrick. approximately 40 id in Freeport for Erich L. Bruns Dies; Ran Freeport Manor Erioh L. Bruns, wno for two years conducted the Freeport Manor, a North Main street restau rant, and then sold the business and retired, died Friday In his home 346 South Bayview avenue. Bom in Bielefeld, Germany, Mr. Bruns was in his 52d year. He came to the United States 30 yesxs ago, settled in M anhattan, moved to Ridgewood where he spent most of his life and finally tp Freeportl Sur viving are his wife, Marie, a daugh ter. Mrs. Wally Anderson of Tampa, until recently of Freeport; two grandchildren, Mark and Arne, and a. brother, Herman Bruns of Rldge- The- Rev; Eugene K. Strebel, pas tor of Christ Lutheran Churchy con ducted services in the Chester A. years and in Freeport for eight montits. Surviving are a son; Ar thur, and tiiiee granddaughters, the Misses Phyllis, Linda and S u ^ n Miller of Merrick. A requiem masd was celebrated, to. the Cure of Ars Ri 0. C h u i^ , ' Merrick,^ Ad^doy morning. Burial mis in breetoleld Cemetery, Hempstead.' biistocss' to M a n h a tt^, which he S c p & r ^ f m a (Us-home here after moving to ;greeporfr ^ l years ago. Ete'.ilved hefevfArp40' vear8 aiid then -. n^ved to Rockville Centre. ' -Survivtog Mr. laeW e r.areil^ . „CJI E E ISHE D. . . . in your- m ind an d h e a r ^ are th e M e m o ries H - o f your.X b v e d One w h e n ' >l< • you elect ; d u t Hom e' f o r ]'; ; ' S a v i n g - ----------- - ' - ..Corner S. Ocean Ave. .Freeport,'N.Y.- Freeport 47N.MainS». FR 9.2749 Chosen by mom Long blond Fomittes thon onyother funeral director* tin* 40*Serv<c» Pvnerol* $250 leffSOO L I. GTV • JAMAICA • HUSHING tiUMNS VlU.* CORONA • FREfPORT **WTlto Y o u r p w n T lckol o n C o s b \ , No one who selects Fulton's Seryice In time of need is ever 4n doubt as to the amount of .hia obttBatioh.- In-a senfe he writes his 'own ticket’— determines4he.exact;-amaurit-of hia-obligation' at-the very outset. We ^have never encountered a client who'did ■not like this feature of Fulton Beryice. ’ CHESTER a : FULTON i A SON; Inc. f u n e r a l d i r e c t o r s 49 UyL AAERRICk RD:, f REERORT 84401 M- BurfiSl “ewthird^EreV i?i |iuri'o»o- o f In k in g A ction an d v o tin g uiran th e n n n u a l b u d g e t for. th e echool y e a r 1957-68 end fo r th e trr.nenctioTi Auck o t h e r buBinesE ns m a y lEgiilly O.VEN th e iinnuol electio n w ill be bold on M ay Rth. 1967. At th e W a s h in g t o n A vcaiki School nforcpaid, fo r th e |>ur|iosR o f e lec tin g tw o (2) m e m b e rs o f th e Bonrd o f Eklucntion fo r a te r m o f thi-ee I8I yearn each, and o n e (1) m e m b e r of the B o a rd o f R o o s e v e lt C o m m u n ity L ib r a r y TruBtecB fo r th e te r m o f five (5> ycniA. iind th a t th e polls w ill b e op e n for mu-h lo n g e r »s m a y b e nccensary to erxiblu th e votnrn th e n p r e s e n t and de.niring ii> v o te to c a s t th e ir brllolH . VerKOnal reg'istrat'ion in reauii-w l for th e m e e ting a n d election. N o pernon Khiill be entitled to v o te a t nnid anniiftl mc<.|- ing o r election unless he pe.isonnlly reg ia te rr. fro m .1 : 0 0 o ’clock P.M . to 7;nr> A p ril -J6. Ifif.’?. fro m 3:00 o’clock P.M . to 0:00 K i, fro m 10:00 o ’c lock A.M. t« p i Goh feld m a i $ati( Katz flciat M r Estell Miss : Lila 1 while the b; Hewle were i Albt A t week's -;to :th ( Unlver band L High Unlver school. Centra membe :.;.v
