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rAOE TEN THE LEADER THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 5951 The LEADER “NASSAU’S LARGEST WEEKLY” (Established 1936) Published Every Thursday by the Freeport Leader, Inc. C h arles P. Buckley, Jr., President The ‘’People's Paper\ of Freeport Editorial an d Advertising Offices: T h e Leader Building, 154 E a s t Merrick Road, Freeport, N. Y. Telephones: FReeport 8-3133 — 8-3060 IN THE MAIL Editor's Note: We deeply regret that we cannot print any Letters to the Editor which are unsigned. Second-class postage paid at Freeport. New York Subscription R ate: $2.00 a Year by Mail Edward A. Vasil, M anaging Editor Homer Weed, Advertising M anager Helene Schenhe Women's Editor Jerry Bagatelle, Photo Editor Guest Editorial liy GRIEG S. ‘‘C H lIltliy ” JACKSON I'lic iM ipiilar lin rcl «)!' oneu s:iid “All tlu‘ W o fld's a SLa«e uik I im-rclv id:iycis.” W ind ii Intr nUiU’ntvnl'. I'\we <Io iii fifr-'iV Tiir;/'fi’iPiir'''Y‘rifr’ Q. W h a l benefit i.s derived /u m dntly brushing of the hair? A. Tilts removes from Uie .scalp and hair any accum u lations of dust, dandruff, and dead skin th.Ht lend to dull the appcm ance of the hair It slimulntPs the gland.s which pro vide natural oils for the liair. und carries Uiw oil to the ends oJ the individual hairs. It prevents the hair from ncijuiring a dry. brittle, * ^w^°lTppearoFjce,’ ... ........ . (^. How should rouge be applied on a face with little natural colorV A. It .should be applied very softly. If applied too brilliantly on pallid face, rouge stands out in a ghastly fashion and makes one lo 1 h ‘ aJ)lt‘ iHul I'li-vur c n o u g l t lo i i l i r t u ’l o t l i c r s : iml gnin llti'ir i i l t c n l i o n in o r d c i ' lo siico('c<i in nn>’ riclti. J'/n's is viTv ii|)))iii-cnl in biksim‘t»s .All I Iicur in Frct-porl is “ W’luil can wc do f(» slininltdr iMisincss Jor onr incrcJiinil.s in I'rt'cporl ? O. K. I d ’s consider Ihc word niari'itige a coiicen- G'aled cn\)rl of give and Uike. ( i .' n c (>l>enly lioneslly tnid ! look like a painted doll. wiJJingJy and yon .sJiall receive an over-alnnidanee 'ijj re- q , js there a sim p le treatinem 1 enjoy a jjijie rlream of a Iliree-foJd ))lmi— PLAN # 1 I Iielievi* Hie inerchanls should rehii-e Ihe uJnmsI for- gollcn wimJow dresser fare lil'ler inlerior <lee<»raloi‘. G r'‘ate a visiitil inagnel for Ihe cnslom e r w h ereby he can'l re.sist waikiiig inlo Ihe slore. Once the cnsloiner.s a r e in.side, 1 k ‘ s u re It) have reaily on display np-lo-dale altractivi- inercliandise. Try to m a leh jtrices wilii your ue.vl-<loor iieiglilKiring villages. Kee(j in m ind that llie average p<‘rson operates on a well calcu- News amt ¥iews Eddie Vasil N A T I O N A L P R E S S SY N D IC A T E C O P Y R IG H T 1S60 LEADER'S .DIGEST . . . Personable PAUL FRENZELAS, Long Id a n d ’s best basso, is slated for a M etropolitan audition. (It's aUniH tim e because he’s been an ace with such groups os the Chancel Choir, Adelphi College's productions and \^eeport Comm unity Choral) . . . Best bet for single m en and woi-ic t, widows, widowers, divorcees, etc. (between 30 and 60) call S A h a H BODENSTEIN BO 4-6331 or EDYTHE UAKBIS RO 6-3797 . . . Freeport GOP Leader PETER C. KELLY makes a good representative of the communJly because of the high respect he com m ands in County and S late politics . . . Veteran Freeport veterinarian DR. DONALD C. DUNNET very popu lar with his new anim al hospital on Sunrise Highway, Lindenhurst. . . . Reports m aking the rounds th a t the BAY ESTATES CIVI.f.S will oppose the LILCO PLAN for Cow Meadow . . . FRED J. BEAT I CE visited old. friends here during a quick trip from the Smoky City. He's the brother of the late and beloved THEBES.A SAMPSON, ille's also a look-alike of JIM “M er-Grovc B ar” LARICOS . . . Veteran Freeport-real.cstater BARNEY IH 'LTZ eelebraling his 50lh wedding anniversary, (M arried the former Eililh Goodman) . . . ClORl) V lf'- BROCK'S r e s t a u r a n t even more popular with lunching husineKs men and .shopped.^ now that the “schivol crowd \ leaves by 12 noon (new hours jliaiiged si hednlc). hilcd budgel w ithin llicii* incuns. for hard caUuse.*^ on the feel? A T ry applying some cuUcte re mover to the hard calluses, allow ing ihLs to rem a in on a few minutes, and then rubbing gently with a pumice stone or a rough towel to remove the dead skin, In The Mail Mr. Edward Va.sil T h e Leader IM .A N # 2 Kc(t'li'm Dear Eddie. 1 wish to th a n k you for the beau- ^j)liU ful O rchid which was delivered g U u ‘ U u ’u l n u u l ))l;ilo r u i in m i i u l lo t ’s rc n l i y p u U u r e m a wr a o u l i c . I . c r s tu r n unoi v o iu ' d I' out* p a r k in i * lo t s recently. • I . % . fji#» The w rite-up ( iii^ f t ‘ii/frs sim p it’ Ihy luriiinif liie back eniraiices of every sloiv into a bcaiifjTuI froni eulraiifi’. This win (five you irally Iwo front (Milrancos. Bemilify llio ]Hirkinj 4 lots so they jircscnl a sliojjpinjf t'cnler appear- anco. Make Mai)i St., Newton IMvd. :iiul llu' liny alley holweon f.hurcli St. and Sunrise lligliw u y a Ijoardwjilk akin lo Iho J(M>k of a Jonc.s Ihaclj B o ardw alk. Give il (i nauliial leeliiiif. W h e re AA’oohvorlirs slands, lliei'o could he llu* cenlvr of the m all with a huge riagjude and on top <»f the Goklen Hhlg. al Main Si. and .Merriek Rd. pul il blinking lighlhousc. C reate lu’w e r shops w ithin llic purUing-shojiping ct?!!- liTS. il would give you just about nine indivuluai sliopping tenters in Freeporl. T h is wouhf lutw he railed Die ‘T r o e p o ii Sliop|)ing Loo])” eoverm g from as f a r west jis the G rand Union lo Die parking kil E a s t ol H enry SI. -South behind Royols and Die N o rth parking lot on the iiorlh side of Die trucks. B ehind the Grove and F r e e p o r t T h e a tres all other parking lo t s - von m ime them . Tins could therefore lieciune the g r e a lesf shopi>ing ari'a on all of Long l.sland. FLAN # 3 F o rm a new a.s.stw'lalion rompri.sed o f every merolnml in Free])orl, culled the F reeporl Sliopping C enter Ass'm Begin the honored use of Die credit card. So m a n y slioppcrs Jicsilafc to spend and buy because of a lack of cash in pocket. Tlie Diners and H ilton Clubs and other relative organizations have prospered und in turn liave m a d e a lot of people luippy. Can you iniugine a shopper w alking info any hiusin^ss ill F r e e p o rl and w alking hom e w ith m e rcham lise by'O n ly flushing the card. A F r e e p o r t bank could nn<lorwrilc this deal l)y issuing applications to join the Club. A n d so on and on and on. Let Ihe iieopk* buy everything on this F reep o r l c redit plan. Invite o u t —of - tow n ers to join o u r cIuK and shop in o u r Freeport. If the m e rchan ts w o u ld just think of a few chnnge.s that w o u ld help o r .b e n e f it the buying public. I’m certain that they’d enjoy the g r e a test prosperity of all lim e in F r e e p o r t and w elcom e an unbelievable eni. \ By the sam e token I im p lore o u r F reeport shoppers^ lo give o u r m e r c h a n ts a chance to prove themselves. If w e all get together I ’m sure Dial the not too distant fu tu r e w ill be s o b e a u tifu lly b rig h t f o r every breathing tiling in F reeport. T h e s e thoughts are n o t necessarily it, b u t at least they a r e thoughts. L e t’s all th in k — C o m e up w ith ideas an d suggestions. Y ou can Jiever tell. Y o u ju s t m ig h t invent a pu rsu it of happiness and p r o s p e r ity f o r us all. c >' H i ! b t ej M > 11M 11 ( 11 > r * 5 {? > 4 r f«« . 3 «a ^ • I (' t Th e w rite-u p co n cernlug my hus band’s efforts In behalf of the Scholarship Award.s, was deeply ap preciated as I know how m uch m eans to him and hl.s co-workers } be able to m a k e these awards j some worthy students. The letters which he receives from them during th e school year, telling of their progress and activi ties on Campus, are m o st Interest ing and always express their g rate fulness. deep appreciation, I rem ain. Sincerely, Eileen Kelly John W. Dodd Junior High School To Be Dedicated April 30 The John W. Dodd Junior High School, formerly the Freeport Jun ior - Senior High School, will be dedicated to Freeport's retiring Superintendent John W. Dodd in a ceremony to be held at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 30. Dr. Dodd’s retirement In June will mark the end of dedicated and distinguished career in the field of education. The Board decided last year to give permanent recognition to his many years of service by re naming the Junior High School in hJs honor. The public Is extended a cordial Invitation to attend the dedication program which will include brief remarks by representatives of the Board of Education, the Parent- Teacher Associations, and the Nas sau County Superintendents Asso ciation. A highlight will be the pre sentation to Dr. Dodd Of a gold plated master key to the Junior High School. Also featured In the exercises will be selections by the Junior High School 3and. C^chestra and a ca- pella chorus under the direction of Mr. Jack Jenkins, instructor In in strumental music. EDDIETOR’S NOTFS . . Those beautiful floral displays seen in loeal e.slabii.shmeiiLs are the crealioiLs of DEENA KERR and JU L IE SEMKEN. iThey started the enterprise as a hobby 15 years ago and now Jiave hundred.*! of oUenlM . . . Food expert n e l s o n K a y a t t and his charm ing wife back from their busines.s vacaLloji and again hosting a t son EDDIE KAYATT S RED CARPET RESTAURANT. * Nelson prepar ing soincihing new in exotic continental speciaUies) . . , Freeport Police Suigeoji DR. RUDOLPH JOSEPH arranged the .showing of an Inform - aiivc film on ■‘re.saseil.itlon” at the Freeporl I’BA 'How to .save 'tie a r ts loo good ic die \) . . . Live-wire CHICK DE LISSER honored us w u h an invi(e to (.he MAY 1st PERSONAL AFF A IR S MONTH dijinei a t Guy Lom b ardo’s . . . 'T lir HENRY THEODORE M O H R PO S T #860, V'FW and the WILLIAM CLINTON STORY POST. Am erican Legion, both of Freeporl. will be icprcsented a t Che gala cerem o n ies piaim ed for the official dedication of the new Freeport Armory iNalional Ouiird T a n k B attalion) on Babylon T u rnpike on Sunday afternoon. April 30- MAYOR ROBERT J, SWEENEY will head the list of oHicial.s rep re senting th e village . . . Per.sonnel of CHESTER A. PULTON & SON, INC I the veteran Freeporl Funeral Directors) come in K ing Size. Pres. BURP SOUTHARD Is O' 4' and HARRIS MURRAY, who Just joined the FULTON FAMJjLY, Stands 6’ 5i^\ tall. ^ DUiVYEA ORCHID AWARD . . . The beautiful Duryea Orchid Cor sage Is p resented each week as a floral token of public recognition and appreciation for service to the com m u n ity beyond the call of duly . . . This week we are proud lo salute a w o m an who l>^-j capably an d conscientiously served the people of F reeport for 24 years. During the past 18 years she has fulfilled the duties of executive secretary of the Village Board of Trustees . . . U is therefore a privilege to present our Duryea Orchid Award to ALICE K, ANDERSON wlio will retire on June 1 . . . The entire com m u n ity joins nth us in saying “God Bless You\ . . . Your kindne.ss and consideration will never be forgotten. MAKING THE ROUNDS . . . The FPD ''4lh Of July Fireworks Show\ commilLee have been working hard for th e p a s t few m o n ths preparing for the 1961 spectacular which will again be presented at the P ieeport Stadium . . . Could it be th a t th a t reported m a n who purchased 40 outboard m o tors along the Freeport w a terfront and forty boats which were ail shipped to a p o rt on the Gulf of Mexico, h a d any connection •with th e recent \Invasion of Ou a\? . . . The very lovely MARIA VICTORIA De TOLEDO, who was of our \Miss Freeport\ Queens last year, completed h e r course as an m tcrnational airline hostess and is now flying between th e U. S. and South America . . , PERRY OOMO is probably the most famous Italian, barber in the U. S. but if you w a n t the tops in a veddy B ritish tonsorial artist visit M ORRIS WALTERS who’s witl^^JOB VITO on ‘Via Vito\ HR. Ave. FREEPORT'S NEW LOOK EXPANDS . . . Progress is symbolized on W est M errick Ro*^ SPITZLER'S recent re-designing (Young Henry Spilzlcr Is a com b ination of M adison Ave. and M erchandising), BEIER'S (Harry W redel widely-known soda fountain and luncheon ette having a face change: Ih t new SOUTH SHORE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN edifice .\apidly nearing com p letion and th e F IR S T NATIONAL CITY BANK building . . . On M ain Street the stan d a r d bearers arc the LONG ISLAND TRUST CO., whose new drive-in, etc., is underway; HORRICAN’S popular liquor store and Roy Caociatore’s HUNTER CLOTHES building , , . W a tch for fu r th e r action on Sunrise Highway, A tlantic Ave. and Grove St. \M\ STANDS FOR MURO AND M U SIC , . . Modest PAUL MURO, who w ith his brother JO E , MURO rn^dc m usical history when Uiey Were a t FHS, has continued on in the orchestra fiel<^ to become one of th e favorites w ith th e dancing and ipuslc-loving set on Long island , . . The PAUL MURO ORCHESTRA h a s played hundreds of college proms, society dancqs and organization parties. His sm aller m usical combos are in ^ ^ e a t dem a n d . . . Paul M uro is a personal friend of the great nam e s’ in music today . . . He looks like George R a ft and has th e charm of a suave continental . . . T h reo New England colleges have already booked hila band for th e ir prom s next year and he recently refused a lucrative booking to play a luxury cruise because he doesn't w a n t to leave Freeport and the Long Island-New York area. ■ h a i *iti •G
