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^ -■ iSiiS eenbert! ‘: s T i £ r m ; m m i m i m . s D o n e - ilno S t. :argai'C‘t ?xi» ndt*r JarbarH . ppn p o r t R o n a ld ire. 3AYS 45 THURSDAY, APRIL 27. 1961 T H E LEADER PAf?E THIRTEEN J0H^ W. D0O0 JUNIOR HiSIf Free Safe Boating Murphy Elected — - Director Of Association SCHOOL SCIENCE EAIR SETS SPOTLIGHT ON SPACE-AGE By Z IN T A KON R A D A p ril 17, 1961 is a day w h ich will long be rem e m b e red i Course Offered to 10-14 Year Youths S t a r t i n g M a y 5 a t th e C o lum b u s School D istrict No. 9. Tow n ol stead. Nassau County. N ew York, fo r school purposes lo r th e School Y e a r A v e n u e School. F r e e p o r t, c e r tified N ew Y o rk S t a t e C o a s t G u a r d A u x - th e h i s - ; 'li'try In s t r u c t o r s w ill co n d u c t a 16- U'ry of th e F r e e p o r t School S y s tem . F o r m a n y y e a rs now, th e r e h a v e i course in S a f e B o a ing fo r been th o u g h t s a n d hnpe.s sh a r e d by m a n y people In th t F r e e p o r t School ' y o u n g s ters betw e e n 10 a n d H y e a r s System of h a v in g a n e x h ib it displaying th e know ledge, in g e n u ity , a n d ^ p o n su c c e s s ful com p letion creative ab ility g a in e d by .students in th e i r daily .school w o rk. I course, a licen.se will be is- T h e e n t i r e S c ien c e F a i r w a s d o n e ' ' ------- -------- - --------------------------------------- | sued th e stu d e n t. A rec e n tly - e n a c t e d by th e boys a n d g ir ls in th e s e v - ' Viiluc, an d tech n ical skill displayed S t a t e law now req u ires in th e pro ject. 1 gro u p to be licensed before T h e Science P a i r c o m m i t t e e ' eiiih , eig h th , a n d n i n t h grades. T h e pub licity w a s d o n e by Z in ta K o l i - ; rad . a n i n t h g r a d e .student. J o s e p h M u r p h y of J o h n s o n & M u r p h y Co., 361 N o r t h M a in St.. FV eeport. w a s elected to th e B o a rd of D icjectors of th e new d y -creaied 25 m e m b e r A s s o c iation of H o m e A p p lian c e S c r \ i c e Com p anie.s, Inc., o f L o n g Isla n d . T h is A s sociation w a s org a n ized to e.stablish eth ical p n tc tic e s in Uie hom e ap p lian c e re p a i r field. T h e new c r o u p lia.s a lr e a d y ini* a te d tra i n i n g classes for th e over 100 em p loyees of th e m e m b e rship firm s . T h e classc.s include in.struc- tio n o n th e serv icin g of varioii.s l.Y-pcs a n d m a k e s o f ap p lian c e s a.s w ell a s fait c u s to m e r relations. PR O F O S m O H X m o rtal L ibrary BodsRt RESOLVED, that - raise tlie amc iipi’*' the Union Free Scfaiool F reep o rt M e- u te School D istrict >t of $183,073.00 oy Uucabie property of ti D istrict No. 9, • \» ....iiipAtcad, N assau County. New York f o r th e F re^port ” U ibiary for th e School Y'ear _ ____ isau County . F reep o r M e m o rial Y 1961-S2. i w o u ld like to th a n k th e com m u n ity ; for h a v in g .shown th e i r in te r e s t b y ' SpoiLsored as a pubUc service by S ince m u c h e m p h a s is h a s been | t h e i r presence, all th e people w h o ‘he Allied placed re c e n tl y on th e im p o r lan c e ! c o n tr ib u ted th e i r eiier{,;es to th e C a d e ts, th e S a f e B o a tin g . ............. .. ......................... ot science, its th e o r ie s , a n d a p p l i - i fvm ct^oning of th e fa ir , m e m b e rs of : h) boys a n d g irls. I t j A d d itio n a l hom e a p p liau e e ser- calion.s in o u r daily live.s; a n d b e - ! th e co m m u n ity w h o d e m o n s t r a t e d ' ^ given on F r id a y e v e n in g s a t ' '*icr corrpanie.s m a y becom e m em - cau.s€ th e r e is so m u c h th a t can ! tliclr intere.st In th e v e n tu r e by,' charge, said W illiam J . W a lte r .! h e rs o f th e A.s.sociation if approved bc done in th e w a y of a science j c o n ir lb u tin g m o n e y fo r aw a r d s , a n d ’»-• ' ......... ...... . ......................... - pro ject, school p e r s o n n e l fe lt a | especially th e p a r t i c i p a n t s fo r th e i r ; S c ience F a i r w o u ld bo a n ideal p i o - | cnU n is iasm an d th e i r m a n y in t e r - ' g r a m to p r e s e n t to th e fte n p r a l! psiing projecUs. because w ith o u t th e F r e e p o r t B a t- public. a n d s t u d e n l s a.s well, to .show th e im p o r ta n c e of scien c e m our very exi.stence. T h r o u g h th e u n f a ilin g H l o r t s of M r. R o b c i't T c ich . N in th G iacle Biology In s t r u c t o r an d C o o r d in a to r of th e P a ir ; M r. Louis Pe.sca. in ch a g e of th e P h y s ic a l S e t- u p of th e P r o je c ts; M r. J o h n F. He.s.sc. P r in c ip a l; M r. Fostei- H o if, A s s is t an t P iiiU 'ipal; l.hi’ e n tire Science D e p a r tm e n t; a n d m a n y o th e r s , th e J o h n W D o d d J u n i o r H igh School th e m a fa i r of th is .sort w o u ld never hav e been possible. Order Eastern Star Party Big Success C o m a n d e r Y o u n g s ters betw e e n th e age.s of 10 an d 14. in te r e s te d in o b ta in in g th e i r New Y o rk S t a t e bo a t o p e r a - tor'.s license, a r e Inv ited to reg iater fo r th e co u rse a t th e C o lum b u s A v e n u e School. F r e e p o r t, a t 7 p m . . lu'CompUslH'ri achievem e n t. It w as held in th e G y m n a s iu m Ilf th e Jo ) m w , D'>dri J u n i o r H igh School fro m 5.00 to 9:30 p.m All y io jects w e re classified in to two cacegorlps: P h y s ical a n d B iologi cal S c ience E x h ib its A t le a s t 150 p ro jects w e re en te r e d , ran g in g lio m ’-adio tra n s m i t t e r s to di.ssec- lio u s of enUs, birds, a n d snaken. 7 th G r a d e W in n e rs W in n e r s in th e sev e n th g r a d e w e re: Ja n e S p a r a c in o , A lan W a tte - m a k c r a n d S te p h e n W eed. H o n o rab le M e n tio n : M a rlen e H e r m a n . J a n e t H o f f m a n , L a u r a M iller, Vicki S tev e n s , a n d K a th y Scott. 8 th G r a d e W inners Tn t h e e i g h t h g r a d e : S u s a n K a lin . Vicki H a n -all. D a v id P u r n h a g e n , B ruce B a r c lay , R o b e r t R igoulet. an d E lizab./th R e a v e s. H o n o rab le M e n tio n : P a m e la K y le. Ellen H o rnbeck, C a th y S teb n e r. L a w rence Y ee, a n d J e a n R e in h a r d . 9 th G i a d e W in n e rs B IO L O G IC A L SC IE N C E In th e n i n t h g r a d e : C a th y B.,^1- tre k . R o s a lin d G reen b e r g . A m a n d a Y o u n ^ , A lan P in k , a n d J u d y G ro n im . H o n o rab le M e n tio n : R ic h a r d A t kinson. S te p h a n ie B e r n s tein , Peggy C a rroll, D e n n is N e w m a n , a n d W il liam V ivian. PH Y S IC A L SC IE N C E S G o r d o n M a y n e s , N e il B e r m a n , T h e card p a r ty given by Fr«ep'>n Cliiiptci- No. 586 O K K . at S iw r t in T c n iplc rccontly wti.s both a fi- niiiu'ial an d .social .succe.'-s. M ure th u u U»U uM 'inU'fs a n d fn c n d s a t - otiL standiiiK ! fvm d -rai.sm g cx-em ol I h e v ia r S p c i'iiil a w a u is w ent to M rs. A n n P a g e r, M rs. M a r th a H e ss. M rs M abel Lk'voe a n d F o r r e s t D u n b a r W in n e r s of door prizes w e re M rs M abel Roe.se, Mi-s. F-agcr. M tS‘ E s th e r S^w'ard, M rs. F lo r a D ixon. M rs. L o u ise R ich ter. R o y V e rsfell. M rs. El.sie C a r p e n te r . M rs. A lm a G a i'biide. W illiam H c llan d . MLss L inda M iirniy, B io r JoscphSbn, M rs M a u d e M c G u ire. M rs. rio rem -p H o l- low.iv, Mr.«y G e o rge M u ller. M ay Bi'Hc K e r n tmri M iss Alice B u c k iiani. T a b le prizes w in n e rs included Mr.s D o ris M u ller. M rs. M u riel M u r ray, M r .Joseph.son, M rs Lola Shaw Mr.s B e lly Jo n e s . M rs Jessie HeJ- Jiind. C lyde D o u g a a . M rs. K a y O t- le r s le d t. M iss V irginia D e m iith, Mi.s M a rilyn M c A llister. W ill W a rd M rs Bluiichc G reer. P e te r Rice Mr.s. A lm a H a n ible. Muss D o ris R y a n . M rs O n ib a d e . C h a r le s B row n , Mr.s L illian R o b b ins. M rs M a n e V e rsfell. M rs. G e r tr u d e T e r n '- M rs D o rothy ' S to k k e . T h o s e w inning n o n - p la y e r prizes w ere M rs. M ildred Vlsel. M iss J e a n W h a len . M rs Em ily S c h illing, M rs. R u th N elson. M rs. R u th M u n sell. M iss B u c k n a m Ed B u ckley, E v e r e tt N e lson. Bill Blum e an d M rs. S a llie Buckley. Hadassah Rummage Sale Dates Hours Announced T h e P i e e p o r t'R o o s e v e lt H a d a s s a h w it hold its a n n u a l R u m m a g e S a le M o n d a y , M a y 1—F r id a y , M a y 5, a n d M o n d a y M a y 8—Frii^ay M a y 12. from 9:30 a.m . - 4:30 p.m .. a t 89 So. G ro v e S t., F r e e p o r t. T ile differeiu-e betw e e n failu re a n d success » doing a th in g nearly rig h t a n d d o in g it exacily n g lit • E d w a rd C Simmon*- N O T i r i t O F SALK Bay Estates Civics R o b e r t M u tel, a n d W illiam Z a r c h y .' T ^ _ I II H o n o r a b l e M « r»M o n - P»-nnk W » m - I I O » O T O O i l H o n o rab le M e n tio n ; Pi-ank W e in - | M a r y K laes, Ja m e s P u r m a n , | p | g ^ Fh., April 28 Eddie Stampf, Harry Thai, John \ Tocknell, and Bruce Hlttner. The John W. Dodd Junior High Sdhool was extremely fortunate in having as Judges for the Science Pair people outstanding in various . fields of science to judge the ex hibits. The following people acted as Judges: Dr. Ernest Becker from the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute: Mr. Wm. Bentley. Regional SupervLsor of Pish and Game from the New York State Conservation Depart ment; Mr. Phillip Briggs. Conser vation Biologist of the Marine Fish eries Research; Mr. Jdhti Carr. Chairman Science Department of the Mepham High School in Bell- more, New York; Mr. James Zobian, Science Chairman in the Roslyn High School in Roslyn. New York. Many other chairmen of various organizations acted as judges. Judg ing was based according to creative ability, scientific thought, thor oughness, clarity and dram atic, T h e i e will be a m e e tin g on F rid a y , A p ril 28. of th e B a y E s ta te s C ivic A s sociation a t th e L ittle T h e a t e r of th e H igh School a t 8:30. T h e Durpo-se of th is m e e tin g is to ta k e a vole on th e proposed Long Islan d L igh tin g C o m p a n y Pow e r P l a n t a t Cow M eadow. CUSTOM TAILORING , Dressmaking - Shirts FR 8-6516 GALA RUMMAGE & THRIFT SELECTION F R I., MAY 1 9:30 A.M. - 4 :3 0 P.M . a t JFSSE H HEIDTMANN. by th e executive com im lle e . F i i r t h - ; e r in f o r m a tio n m a y be o b tain e d by i callin g R o c k v ille C e n tr e 6-5020 or IV a u iio e 3-2424. w n o P O S m O N - - T h ree Y e w ilcad Counlv. New York, be <-uiti:ori.<c(i tu escvule a contract piovidiiic for transportation, for a IH'iiocI m ihrt-e i3. \-ears. tor the piipits icMdin.e w-iihm the district, conliaci lo com m ence on Sep- ten iK-t 1. 196J and term inate Ju n e .«!, l!Nii, tliorcb.v reducing th e am o u n t sot ;cnlh III the piuposcd 196I-S3 builK-l h \ s-ovt tor each bus. Propi.&iiion 4. - Aesolulion - T rens- portatkm - LimUed. Sh-'lt fi'U o w ing re s o l u t i o n b e RR^OI.VKU, that the Board of Gdu- cation. II !■ S D —a. Tow n of Hem p stead. Nas.sau Cininty. New York be iiutliorir.cd to furnish and or «upnly >1 ioispoi'tatiun facilities for all stu dents rcgularl.v attending John W. Dodd Jv High Srnoni and F ixep.iri Htgh School who reside not less than Uvii miles trorr -.ltd schools, iherciiy cffcctm e a sjx-mgs and low ering th e DOTS and DASHES Let 115 l-avc f a r h . (hiil rig h t make?. iiiid in th a t Im lJv let ux to ilic m<l riarc to do tuir duty, a s wo iruipr.«t.ind it. - A b rah a m Liiicoiii, School T rustees ,md upon all oues- '•,xr:i’s,“'VK; t-leik. as aforesaid, shall com m ence at 8:00 A M and icni m open until n.no P M iD a > tig h i S a v i n g T im e i o n May a, Uit various ^hr>ol Elcc- lH>n m s iiici. lu wu .All persons rcsid- ins South of the la>ng Island Ratlro.-id I K . r “*s Ba.\ view Avenue and \V M c m e k Road. Fi-c«|x«t. New York .School E lettion D lslrln No 1. All persons residing •No.Ui of the t.ong Island Railroad iighl iil way -hall meet .it the Caio- line C .Atkin-on E lem e n taiv .School hn'atcd «>n Wi-st Seaii.an Avcntie nt-ar Ocean .Avcniir. Freeport. New Y.nk. shall l«e e n tittcd i*> ' Oc R ight itloin* is Irrpsj.suhlc, iicrm a - n e tu . rtr:n .- il M a ry B a k e r Eddy. I t Ls r i g h t an d m ig h t ih u l govern ev c ry tliin g in Ib i s w o rld — m ig h t w a iu n g on rig h t.—Jo s e p h Jo u b e r t. P l 'I l L I f .VOTXrE lli.il ii<> p r i s o n .shall l»e e n t i t l e d lo o n (lueslioiis. prop<*-iin>ns a n d tim is, w h o s e tia in e d«w> no l appea D istiicl in wtuch he o: she claims tn be entitled to vote, and that the Board of H e g ist'at ion wtil m eet in tite fivin- n a s u i m of th e siiec if i e d e l e m e n t a r y school m each School Ek-vtion D istrict. th e l j o i w s V f 8 * 0 0 ^ M (D aylight S a v ine T im e l for th e pur- po.<te fil preparing a Register, and that any person shall be entitled lo have- his Ol her nam e placed upon the Rcjfisler. p it^ id e d lhaC at sueli rneel- iriK of -old Board o f Reffislratiori. he Ol she Is known or proven to tlie >«iii«. ! R - 'l r S J (» IH* ItilJ h a v e '! , , then . . tile undersurned to .-ell f v ote al the lliidei Hie A 'coliolic llev- R e g islei ■ralter enin'ed lo -eting (or which said In pursuance of a .JudEnienl ol Foi •In: a re and Sale, cnlorcd in the -ibo' cn m ird action and bearing d.it ith dayay ott Apiil. p n l. bifil.ifil. 1.. ihehe i <ih d o A b 1 i under ugned. the Referee in said Jiidgm eni lamed. will sell ai public aiielii Cour, .■thoiise. Old Country Road. M jola, .New York, on the H th day of unc IW l. .11 llflO AM on ihat da.v he ptremiaes directed by said Judg- nent to he sold, and therein described is follow.s: All that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, l.ving and being .it Baldwin. Town of Hem pstead, C o u n tv of Nassau, S tate, of New York, know n and designated on a certain m a p entitled. \M ap of Snrague Estates. Baldwin. Nassau co u n t\ N. Y - developed by Jo h n F. W. Mangels, Inc.. Sur. by C u ibert .ind Bausch. Lie. Prof. Eng- & Ld. Sur. 12i Long Beach Road. Oceanside. N. V.. dated F e b ruary 1927.’ and filed in the Office of the Clerk of the C o u n ty of Nassau on M arch 8, 1927 Under Map No, S$4. as and by the Easterly 60 feet of Lot No. 6 to 10 inclusive in Block No. 2. which said lots, w hen taken together, are m o re particularly bounded and de- tvrfbcd according to said m ap as fol lows. to Wit: BEGINNING al a point on th e Southerlv side of S p rague Street, dis tan t 78.B4 feet E a sterly from th e co m e r form e d by the intersection of the Southerly »i<iv Sprague S treet and th e Easterly side of G rand thence SOUTHERLY at iglcs to Sprague S treet. 100 Thence EASTERLY parallel Sprague S treet. 00 feet; Thence NOK*rHERLY again at right angles to Sprague S t r e e t lOQ feet to the Southerly side of Sprague iM— t ^ s n ______ SRLY along e r ly side a t Sprague S t r e ^ , 60 feet to th e point or place of beginning. Together'ogelhcr w ithth allll ifbttuifiXfures e South-. w i a ^ end a r ticles of personal property. atU c h e d and affixed to Im p rovem ents ereck ‘ on said premi shall deem to I th e realty and this mortgage. ip rovem ents erec te d prem ises and said property \ b e and rem a in a p a rt of id by th e lien of Said prem ises will to th e lien of a prior m o rtgage upon w h ich th e ir rem a ins unpaid the sum of \I4.2)$.64 1.2)$.64 andnd accruedccrued interestnterest th hereo e m nn ;; $ a a i t and subject to building restrictions and regulations contained in any re s o lution or ordinance, if any. adopted by ipriate municipalitV: u tility agm.. e- , ... _ — covenants appropria te municipalltV : u t .................. m ents. an d aU p rior lie n s, covenan ts, easem ents and restrictions of record. 89 S. G R O V E S T ., F R E E P O R T S p o n s o f ^ d by F r e e p o r t- R o o s e v e it H a d a s s a h .RGtfERITE STUM P F . Referee, t F. GOODf MEYER F. GOi A ttorney for Plaintiff Office & P. O. A d dress 136 South M ain Street F reeport. New York. 6t A pr. 27-June 1. \i*u Y-u k .Siioi ls I li j: M IX 4 i.M ,<ii (iM-iuLS. .- < iins«ii>i|t ' f<i| vou lo l••ge.u-c (or Ihr m rcim g tn hr Iwld on .Va. 3 t<^l Tin* Register, prepared pursuant to Section *J014 of the Edticalion I.aW. ,w ili iiiimoOiatelv upon complclmii. be filed in the office of the- &-I i < k >1 D is - trii'1 L'loik w h ere rt shal) be open (or iniiiertum by an.v qualified .-rUei of Hie IJistrici. April 3-I. 1961 through April 28, istil. mcluM ie. from!* 00 AM . to 4'iU) PM M . Mav i and 2. 1961 front LEG A L N O T H E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ceting ol th e inhabitants oJ UnU Free S<-hool D istrict No. 9. of the Town ol Hem pstead, Nas-sau County, New York, qualified to vole at .school ineet- illll bee heldeld att thehe m ss. w i b h a t designated 9 « l PM (Daylight Saving Ihe purpose of voting o.. am o u n t of m onies which will be re> quired for the ensuing year for school purposes, and for the election of two (2> School Trustees, as follows: for the office now held b.y Hugh Ei win. for a full term of three <31 .years: for the office now held by Stanle.v P De Ltsser. fo r the term ending June 30. 1962. and for th e transaction of such o th e r business as m ay legally come before the m e e ting Nom inations lo r th e offices of School T rustees for- the te r n s of the offices now held bv I a n d Stanley P. Oe Lisser Id W ith th e School D istrict shall be filed w ith th e School D istrict Clerk, a t Joh n W. Dodd Junior High School Building. II Pine Street. Free port. New York, on or before the Iflth day of A p ril 1061. before 4;00 P.M- All questions and propo.sitlons for the conduct of th e m eeting and elections, other than those for tiic office of School T rustees of Union Free School D istrict No. 9 which th»* quabfiod voters of the D istrict desire placed upon th e voting machines, shall be f i l ^ w ith the School D istrict Clerk, at Jo h n W. Dodd Junior High School Building. II Pine Streot, Freeport. New York, on or before the 24tn day of A p ril 1961. before 4:00 P.M., pursuant to rules, adopted on M arch 15, iflSI. Each question, proposition and nom i nating petition m u st be directed to th< School D istrict Clerk, and ------ *t ‘\e byy att leasteast t'w . . m u s b Signed b a l t e n ty-five <251 qualified voters of th e D istrict. The Board of Education to edit o out chanjging D istrict. Tht reserves the righi o r am end any question with- n the intent thereof. Each .ating petition m ust state the and residence of the candidate: describe th e specMlc vacancy ih Ihe candidate Is nom inated, th of th e term of office^ and le o f the-last ln<himbent, if anv -ate petition shall be requires' linaCe a candidate for each separate office. _ PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE led below will th a t th e propositions state d below be subm itted to (he voters of th e Dis> trlc t fo r th e i r aetton thereon >— F B O P O s m O N 1. - School Budget BESOLVED, th a t th e budget as t vertised be adopted and the aary am o u n t IMi P . Mav i an d 2. 1961 fro n t A M tn 4 00 P M . iD avlighl Sav- Tim ime e w -hcrc applicable^ ________ log T w h e re ap p licab le PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, '.hat Ihee Boardoard ott Registrationegisti will B o R nieet in the Gym n asium of the sp e d - ftbdtbd Elcincntarylcincnia\-y Schoolchool locatedocated inn thh e f £ S l i t e fils;' i;; f 8:00 A M ----- ------- “ and 9 go P.M. iDa.v- lavmg Tiinei for the purpose of Register of the School preparing a D istrict. for Register. m eetings or elections Ju n e 3. 1961 and Ju n e entitled to r nam e placed on such leded thh a t a t suchuch meet e et- R egister. proi(id t a t a t s m ing ot the B o a rd of Registration, he or shehe is knownow n orr provenroven too thehe satis-atis r A.. I ir... Wl Dn.. V A f D s is k n o p t t s faction of such Board of Rcglairatioo to be then and th e reafter7er entitledntitled to e to vote at the school m eeting and elec tion for Which such registration Is to *”^®**|v9TiMATED G e n eral Control Instructional Servtc O p eration of Plaid M aintenance Fixed Charge BUDGET P r e p o s ^ Budget L4W.063 A u x iliary Agent L e ss E s tim a ted R e c e ipts Total til be Raised bv T a e 3,)6TJ65 PLEA.SE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that, a detailed statem e n t of th e am o u n t of money w h ich w ill be re quired for th e School Y ear 1961-62 fdr mn'o'-se-- m av S«» obtained by taxpayers of School D istrict No. 9, r l>o--t. Town of H e m p stead. New York, at each schoolhouse in the Dis trict. The statem e n t will be m a d e available from AdW A.M. to 4A0 P.M. on the fallow ing days: Friday. A p rjl 21. 1961 M o nday. AnvU 24. i96l Tuesday. A p ril 25. 1961 W ednesday. A p ril 26. 1961 ’■•m-sday. AprU 27. 1961 ri-iday, A p ril 28. 1961 Monday. li&y 1. 1961 - • - M av 2. 1961 W e d n e s d ^ . M ay 3. 1961 (D aylight Saving Tim e w h e re applic- taxable property by tax upon the i foau of Union F r e e 41 A pr. 6-27 HUGH ERW IN. P resident JO H N T. COTTER. JB .. O e r k : F reeport. -Ne.w fo r k ' >tci) 31. 1961.
