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I V />AaE TWO I • . l-l . : -- V.-..V -,■ v r v c w \ l y ^ A y> {- ' IRVING “t o r FKAlIKtlN iMMID PRINCIPAL OF DR. DOOD JUNIOR high Irving B. Prari^bin, who was appointed as th« new Ptlncipal of John ■. \V. Dodd Junior High School, is no stranger in Freeport. He was gradu- cted from Freeport High School In 1929. He received ftis Bachelor of Arts degree from Westminister College ‘in Pennsylvania in 1935. In college he was captain of the football team ‘ in his senior year and was also ac - i — -— ' . .tlve In basketball a n d track. ‘ Bis college talents were not only ,iiT the athletic field but'also in music and dmma. He toured with the famous Westminster Choir and was very active in the dramatic prc- ' ■ grams of the college. Mr. IVanklln took special ccursM in Guidance -subjects at Wisconsin j University and received his Master’s degree from New York University In 1942. He married the foi-mer Geraldine Konz while he was a student at Wisconsin University. They have ten children. The three oldest arc ■ a^l graduates of Freeport High School and now attend college. They have six children presently tn various grades in the Freeport School system. “Big Lou” Franklin Is well-liked and highly respected by students, Itarente and faculty membera alike. The school authorities are to be complimented for, their wise choice in naming this qualified educator a.s principal. IRVING B. FRANKLIN KallitybKadane dh: DeanVList, : k a ttoyh Kfidane'has been named fo t h e '^ n s * U s t h^Wiearton Col lege for the second semester of this acad'emlp year. T<»;tK eligible for thla: scholastic honqr 'at (he l26-year-'0^ lib m l arts college for womerl, ia student must maintain a minimum average of B for two semesters. Miss Kadane, daughter of Mr. and ^ r s . David K. Kadane of 73 Porter field Place, Freeport, is a graduate of Freeport Jr.--3r. High School. A Junior a t Wheaton, she .has earned a plaos on the Dean’s List consistently, was awarded the J.' Edgar Park prize in English and was one of four girls who represent ed the college on TV O.E. College Bowl last December. Eastern Star Sponsors Annual Spring Dinner The Annual Spring Dinner of ■Freeport Chapter No. 588 OJJB. will be held on Saturday, March 24 from 6 to 8 p.m. at ^Mxtan Temple. Tickets may be obtained frou Mrs. Marilyn McAlister, ticket chairman, Freeport 8-8837, and also a t the door. The dinner committee is com prised cf h&s. Louise Josephson, Mrs. Virginia Whitehouse, Mrs. Ev elyn Black, Mrs. Ruth Munsell, Mrs. Jean AuU and Mrs. SalUe Buckley. ,V. ■ ■ THDRSDATV-WBeir.22. ^ SURVEY SHOVVSjlWNIS CANY CONIROL SMOKING BY TEEN-AGE STUOlNlS The Wishes of the parents have UttUe effect Upon' whether or not teenagers smoke, aoMuding to a survey of teenage smoking In two Nassau County high schools, it was announced by Judge Charles C. Mchrmann. Freeport, Cancer Crusade Chairman of the American Can cer Crusade Chairman o f the American'Cancer Society. Nassau Division. The survey showe dthat 69 per cent ■ cf • the smokers began despite the fact that'they were refused 'par ental permission, while only 8 per cent of th® non-smokers cited pav- ;ental disapproval as a reason for not smoking. The smokers also re- Piorted that 70 per cent of tnem were able to win parental permission a year-or more after they began smok ing regularly. The American Cancer Society has launched A broad program of can cer education regarding smoking and lung cancer, using its sound film strip “To 'Smoke or Not to Smoke.’* 23.000 Nasau students have viewed the film to date. -Emphasis is placed on presenting the facts about smoking with the slogan “Teach aiid Not Pceach.\ The film Is available free of charge for youth and adult groups by calling the A.O.S. a t PI 6*7830. The facts on the relationship of cigarette smoking to lung cancer were estafall^ed by tt)e American Cancer Society’s pioneer smoking study, among others, which covered 185,000 adults. To date the Society has spent over $1,000,000 on lung cancer research which was contributed through the April Cancer Crusade. Residents Wishing to volunteer to raise lands for this type of life-saving program may call Mr. Mehnmann at PR 9- OOU. BURNING MONEY? CowMeadow (Continued from Page 1) acquisition of Cow Meadow, a 164- aore tract Just south of Fkeeportt and the possibility of a Change from -foui-syear. terms ior.4he.>Bayor. anft Trusiceehac'k-tio.Wo yeora. Because State law required Freeport to vote at this time on a Police Justice to complete the unexplred term of Paul Kelly, newly appointed Coimty Judge, the village had set a n Elec tion Day vote on the two questions ' on Election Day so that there would be no expense to the village. Papers filed last Friday In Min* cola by former Mayor William P. ^Olacken, of the Unity Party, con- ) 'tended that contrary to Section 89 j -Uhe law doeo not allow the Vill/age j to hold a vote merely to obtain the oion on an issue. The fiilatOTy serving of the order'pre- oluded any possibility of having the ■decision reversed before the polls opened a t ^ a.m. on Tnesday. i ! & i ^ r ^ l e l y A iv ^ id j 1 o Dff Joseph KuHuunan . Joseph K. Klnnaman, M.D. M P H Nassau (bounty Commissioner > of Health, will receive the National Divisional Award of the. American . Cancer Society, Nassau DlvJsloh at Che 1962 Cancer Crusade Kick-Off IMnner^on March 28 a t the Sky Club, Itanounced by Judge Charles 6. Mdhrmann of 118 W. Sunrise Hwy,' Preeport< Village CancerUru- Sade Chaihnah.... I b r . Klnnaman has made out?' Standing contributions tb cancer . .^ontrol in Nasau County by foster- Vi mg. the development of Cancer fa- '•^illtles andyprdgrams. - p FHS STUDENTS AOIVE IN DOCTORS HOSHTIU. PR06RAM Their preliminary training completed, seven high school girls are now drawing modest salaries for their duties as Junior volunteer aides at Doctors Hospital, 320 .W. Merrick Rd., Freeport. The young ladles were selected for the program because of their Interest In nursing by Mrs. Lolita Mlnnlck, Supt. of Nurses a resi dent of 29 Rutland Road, Freeport. --------------------- -- ------------------------- Five of the sevem ainbltious young ladles axe Freeport High School sen- Iwa- «oA « « toetphese o f -th e '^ tu re Nurses Chib. The trainees perfpnn needed duties 'a t -the Freeport hos pital very Saturday from 7 am . to 3 p,m- wlth.a brlCf lecturq ste^on on various hospital functions hv the afternoon. “Tlhose who sho.w the most.:prbm- Ise will he retained during the school’s summer vacation'>for a iifore comprehensive :prograTn',\- Mrs.\ Mln- ntok eiro^ined. Soverai graduates of previous Jun ior aide pro^am s . have returned to the ho^iW l as- fldtfAcdged ‘nurses, noted. ' , \ For the balente. of the school year the ^ a r t h r • uniformed aides will perform such-assorted.tasks es assisting patients 4o :^ e . ^ -roy room, lending q hand in Central supply, - lehrntng how - te m ^ e beds hospital Styloi ,^ r k ln g in. the linen room, assisting, in the fteding of children and observing- dtaost all •hospital prcweduraiii.general; The Freeport High School seniors, all Freeport residents, -taking part in the program are: Barbara Walsh, 9 Layton Bt., Jean. La Rocca, 84 Leonard Ave..’ Betty Mltthauer, 121 S. Main St.; Susan Smith, \llG Porterfield Place, and Yvonne De- Veau, 19 W. First St. A sixth Junior Aide, Suzanne Burg of 236 Dajy St., EV e ^ rb Is a senior at Quten erf R o saiy' Amdem AmityvUle. Unda Becker, wtio Join ed, the group a t a later date, resides at 2933 Beltaghi Ave., Wantagh and attends Mephani Senior. High school. . L In The Mail The-Leader . New& and Views Dear Mr. Vasil: Your recognition of the Regeiits Scholarship wlhnEfrs in your column ot March 8 was received tef the stu dents, piarents. teachers and the community as a very nice tribute to them. While 1 did natilUng but beam with pride at such a record, I was the recipient of the -Ouryea Orchid. It was beautiful and on behalf of all, thank you so very m\mh. Besb wishes for continued success with your fine column. (Mrs. J. Wesley) Agnes Southard ■ r . Bcead^ Cokes, C o o k ie s & .Danish P a s tr y Open P«y Sunday, go«.d ii D iiY ii r f n i i i Ths Dreyfus funil Is a inuluaj In- vestment fund In which the man agement hopes to raahe your money. gto«» and takes, what • . It consideresenabte risks . In that direction, f Pf«n,tfui*P#,r.om. . I Archer Securifiep CetP. ao Bedell -StMOl , : FIND OUT! 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