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206: f’ WM GNOUP AS AMIVERSARY m Couples Mark || - Event With Party In Parish Hall Bellmore Mrs. James Candie, at a p held by the of the Bell t Epilcopal thurch, | the club's first anni- | iday night, i nnmverury program. Harry Muntz, Mr. | crvtn Golden, Mr. and Henry Krug and Mr. and George summn. Sr., assist- lwith -arrangements. t included Mr. and C..C. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. aJacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Otto - Mr. and Mrs, Arthur J. m?! . and Mrs. Mark Graff, . E. Ralph Wiborg? and | Wiborg, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mr. and Mrs. James Clancy, ..and Mrs. Harry Leich and Mr. Mrs. George W. Stimson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fos- Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. | Mr. an~ Mrs. Harold Hart- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fegan, | and Mrs. Merritt Potter, Mr. | a Hn James Connelie, Jr., Mr. | Mrs. William Harrison, | and Mrs. Selden Benjamin,) and Mrs. Fred Krug, Mrs.) Golden and Mrs. Evelym m Card Party I “mohnt Hechtdwn thehwinner e at a card party held by | the North Bellmore Exempt Fire- | m1 Manon. Saturday night, | empt fireball, Newbridge | mad. Mrs. Harry Crookes held More in bunco and Aloysius in pinochle. Mrs. Charles | Platt and Mrs. Samuel Davidson wan special prizes. In charge of artangements were William Ber- get and Robert Oberkreser. . Sponsor Dance Bellmore Square club will g social season by ice Saturday night in ouse, Bedford avenue and place, under the direction the entertainment committee. CH? of the evening for those not care for dancing In ehairm an; Charles hare Tag mum- Wyckoff, Emil An- Imler,\ will m. Val Costa, Ralph Wein- ”mantle-Pm Harry J. Blank, president, will be halt Hive House Party af 241 Osk l houu quests Glynn, Miss Addie Cahn, Fma' Miss Will Sponsor Tea mm\ § Mrs. Clarence J. Walker of St. Melroy and Edward Kee of Bell-| Mark's avenue, Bellmore, chair- daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Zach man of the auxiliary to the WaY-| Goldfarb, Miss Lillian Mitchell, Ben Schwartzmann, Mr. and Mrs. MrnndMnJ 0% -.. Will Moet an church, Bellmore, will of the church council, night at the home of . Maler, 421 Royle street. persons attended. ‘am. in\; of at arge arran; wan law Hunt, dun-mfg, Cot‘ltfi e Richstein, E Men's club of The story of Purim, observed last week, was depicted by the school children of the Central Synagogue of Nassau county in a puppet show at the Cleveland avenue school, Freeport, Satur- day morning. Reading from left to right, the 80 players at a card party, Satur- entertainment, will be|day night in the clubhouse, West to be held in the|Grand avenue. Mrs. James Gil- roy and Mrs. Francis North won special prizes. In charge of ar- were Commander Ed- assisted by Joseph William Brennan, Counihan and Peter Beck. To Install Officers Newly elected officers of the Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kee, Jr. auxiliary to North Bellmore fire Chris the firehouse, New Ra b bi Louis side Home for Girls, Valley Stream, will give a tea for officers The lbfhfi'hood of St. John's |and members of the auxiliary Louis Goltheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gottheimer, Miss Muriel and Robert Gottheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schupper, Mrs. Rose Rosemasser, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallinson, Mr. and Mre. Morris and Mrs. Jack Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glasser and son and Miss Miriam March 15 in her home. 'm mung tonight at party for the benefit of the home # oelock in the church. The Rev. |will be, held at Mrs. Albert H. Bub1, pastor, will direct home, M: a A card Walker's arch 29 at 2 p. m. Koeber Named Delegate Paul Koeber will be delegate from the Bellmore Methodist Epis- copal church to the annual con-| BU Billies Harmonica band {ference in May, it was announced won first place at the today. Mr. Koeber was re-elected show staged at the annual |trustee of the church, and Harry Advance Hook and Lad-| Youtt and George Stimson were der company No. 1, Bellmore, Sat- elected night in the district fire- terms at a congregational meeting Pettit avenue. More than |yesterday morning. trustees for three-year Youtt succeeds Alva R. Smith and Mr. due Vouaux won second prize Stimson succeeds Jesse Vooris. GETS NEW ANIMALS illiam Spink Latest Shipment Arrived At Mas- sapequa Zoo Yesterday Several hundred new animals, girls. He will talk on \Individu- Special birds and snakes were added to A special mid-week service for \the collection at the Massapequa r zoo with a new shipment which Mark's Episcopal church, North | arrived yesterd ences at the Shield of David home ay. Frank Buck of ® Bellmore, tomorrow a tap m. The \Bring 'Em Back Alive\ B who has charge of the zoo, was on director. hand to superintend the housing - of the animals in their new home. cobra, three mousedeen, four g\ tee leer, four gib- growing contest last year produc- many varieties 'of monkeys | ed. three 18 aout grower. tropical birds and snakes. A pair acre as the av - adult ° of baby - orang = ou most fame, gained RETURNS TO WORK Hempstead Nu Officials Sport Sun-Tuns After Vacation and Imml-l Ricker and De- \mm police t were back on the job today after a month's vacation in Florida. Both officially signed on at 12:01 today. young actors Gilda Segel. \ Synagogue School Children Stage Show] and actresses shown above are: Malcolm Machi, Gloria Waldman, Naomi Daniels, June Rosenberg, Donald Salzer and Retiew-Btar Potographer JACK BURG FETED For Bar Mitzvah An- Mr. and Mrs, William Bueke, Kasdau, Mr. DR. REES WILL TALK Fathers' Program Tonight street - school, Shield of David home for orphan alism and Regimentation.\ In presenting his subject, Dr. Rees will draw on his own experi- and at the Kellon social centre in Omaha, of which he is a former North Carolina farm boys who participated in the state corn- the Long Beach Youth Given Party Mr. and Mrs. Murray Burg of Grand boulevard, Long Beach, en- tertained at their home, Saturday night, in honor of the bar mitzvah of their son, Jack, which took pphce earlier in the day at Temple io Noth Pea ades sane]; in that city. Rabbi Alexan- ? company No. w inst er Burnstein officiated. to |at a meeting Wednesday night at Hic ha dinner, ridge road. . fidfifuff‘fifihm toinette, president, will direct the Ms, and Mrs. John Mcbeil, meeting. Present in the Burg home were and - Mrs. - Burnstein, Thomas A. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. David Stember and son, Richard =\ Abe Smith, At 81, Directs Feast To Mark Milestone and Mrs. Edward Rothkoft, Miss Ruth Schwartz, Mrs. Harold Gold and son, Mrs. Ruth Pilmers and Long Beach P-T. A. Unit To Have Dr. Isadore Rees will be guest speaker, tonight, at the fathers' night program of the Central grades Parent-Teacher association in the gymnasium of the Park Long Beach. Dr. Rees is executive director of the ATTENDS ANNUAL DINNER Dorothy Mayer, beloved queen, Betty Nicoll and Phyllis Hartwell of Meadowbrook chapter, Daugh- {ters of the Eastern Star, attended the annual state dinner, Friday night at the Hotel Park Central in New York. The queen of each chapter present participated in one event of the program. Dor- othy Mayer introduced Miss Mae E. Adams, grand matron of the state organization, and presented a gift to her. Gallons of steaming glam chowder and huge quantities of savory clam pie made from secret recipes handed down from generation to generation disappeared at Cap'n Abe Smith's traditional birthday party in the 100-year-old oy- ster house on Hanse avenue, Freeport, Saturday afternoon. It was Cap'n Abe's eighty-first anniversary, but he personally took a hand in the cooking, at which he received help from his \youngster Cap'n Decker Smith, over 60, and a group of his cronies, all over 80. Cap'n Abe received many presents and the women folk of the old timers present baked cakes and other delica- cles that disappeared as quickly as the main dishes. The tables were covered with old-fashioned checkered table cloths and the floor with glis- tening, white sea sand, as yielding to the feet as the finest Persian rug. The pot- bellied old stove, around which the old timers gather for their daily debates during the long winter afternoons, gave off a cheery warmth. The patriarch of the gath- ering was Furman Seaman, who observed his ninety-first birthday St. Valentine's day. He was sexton of the Presby- MUSIC STUOEN OFFER CONCERT 1,500 Attend Program Given By 3 Units In School At Hempstead More than 1,500 music lovers! york city. packed the Hempstead high school A contract auditorium yesterday afternoon to‘me song was listen to a concert staged by the Ner father, as three units of the school music de- | a80 and the n partment. The mixed chorus‘fidppea' at an symphony band and orchestra par- | Shirély is ficipated in the program. lace street, * Alfred , Breuning, program. He played a violin con- more than 30 certo in D minor by Henri Vieux-|of which have been highly praised | Imogene Boyle was con- by music critics. Teaches Music Class After graduation she expects to . |enter the Juillard School of Music. | The chorus and band made their |She aspires to write for stage andx screen productions. veloped as an accomplished pianist | when she was very young, Shirley | {has been teaching a music class for the last three years. She has | [also been accompanist for the Freeport senior high school or- tremps. ductress for the band and orches- tra and Esther McQueen conduct- ed the mixed chorus. first public appearance in the new blue and white uniforms. The col- ors were selected to conform with the official school colors. The program opened with the| symphony orchestra playing one of Mozart's symphonies in G minor. This was followed by the violin solo and then the orchgstra played the \Waltze of the «lowers\ by Peter I. Tschaikowsky. The mixed chorus sang three nTlémbers in part 2 of tl‘xeoprogram. e selections were \Open Our . Eyes\ by Macfarlane; \A Sprmg Zgfifpgsgf Song\ by Ciro Pinsuti and \The| Music of Life\ by Noble Cain. The symphonic band played chestra. land Mrs. L. J. Botwin of 344 Wal- | 13-year-old this is the first music she has had | student, was the only soloist on the published, Shirley has wrmen‘ Besides her [Shirley has been a ranking con- testant for the high school de- bating honors and has won sev- eral prizes for essays. for the publication of signed by Shirely and guardian, a few days umber is scheduled to | early date. | the daughter of Mr. | Freeport. * Although | compositions, several | Having de~ musical talents, She is as-| Because my castles editor of the high Are in lovers' lane. On Thursday of this week she was ingucted into the| 'M BUILDING CASTLES National Honor Society of Secon- w llis, gavotte\ by H. Ghys dary schools in a class of 14 who Because my castles and \Overture 1812\ by Tschai- kowsky. Party Candidates In Vil- You brought lage Election | Happiness-I The Nassau Independent Citi-|p zen's club of Rockville Centre will I'M BUILDIN support the People's party candi- dates in the March 16 election it was decided at the installation supper at the clubhouse, 16 Maplel HAS FAR Miss Hunt, Baldwin Teacher, To avenue. About 80 members were Be Married Easter A party for the third grade pu- pils of Miss Irma Hunt's class at present at the affair, Members of the Rockville Cen- tre village board were guests of honor while Frank Ernst, candi- date for trustee on the party tick- et, also attended. the Calvin speeches. John Casapini sang. days. Michael Strianese was chairman Benjamin Tibone, Michael Pinta-| Saunders and bone, Amedeo Corso, terian church for more than | Cap'n Abe Smith Observes Birthday | Rugolo. the party. 60 years. Other survivors of the generation, when Freeport was a flourishing centre of the oyster picking industry and their approximate ages, were: Cap'n \Tip\ Smith, former- ly of the United States Coast Guard, 80; William Raynor, \mayor of South Main street,\ 83; Cap'n Jacob Post, 75; Jo- | Nassau police seph Raynor, 81; Elenson Elli- son, 82; and Oliver Smith, 80. Among the \youngsters\ present were: Mayor Robert E. Patterson and Village Trustees Henry Von Kim, Walter Nichols, William F. Cornell and Le- Roy C. Mountcastle; Village .Clerk Howard E. Pearsall, Village Treasurer Stephen W. Hunt, Ben Verity, who donat- ed the winter's supply of coal to the oyster house; D. Frank Seaman, son of the patriarchal Furman Seaman; Frank Hun- ter, assistant superintendent of Meadowbrook hospital, and Police Justice Hilbert R. | Johnson. Also August V Johnson, employed at the county court- house; Health Officer William joined Nassau | King expects few days. a West Indies tion trip. By Mrs. A | petizing foods. and this classic favorite blossoms H. Runcie, C. A. P. Smith, vet. |RO44t Meat and Gravy forth, enhanced by many breezy eran local druggist, Abe Gold- heated) and completely flattering new en, Chester A. and Curtis C. Corn amd Potato Cakes touches! You'll like Anne Adams' Fulton, Harry Golden, Village Bread Cranberry Jelly version, Pattern 4335, and deem it Building Inspector Wilbert M. DeMott, Gordon Ellison, Fran: Smith, Edward Licence and Wallace Smith. and water. 1% ou mun-d ing pan. Cabbage pt :-» fit!!!“ were initiated at Freeport. Mem- bers of this society are picked on the basis of scholarship, leadership | CITIZEN'S CLUB BACKS _| \\he\ words ror PEOPLE'S CANDIDATES | vGB 4% mage lamp | Wasnt half so wonderful as you. \ Rockville Centre Unit Endorses | With your soft caress John D'Errico Baldwin, Friday afternoon, mark- , ed the resignation of Miss Hunt and Raymond Villa made SbOTt/ang her departure for her home in . , Detroit, Mich., Hike and Micha®) during the Easter holi- Miss Kathleen Owens, school of the affair, assisted by Mennato principal, assisted Miss Hunt as Scarinzi, Michael de Lucia, Ste-| hostess at the party. phen de Lucia, Vito Rauseo, Mi-| Sift from her class, Miss Hunt was | chael Maiolino, John Mesiano,| Presented with a gift by Doris Anthony other gift from the Parent-Teach- Gallo, Raymond Villa and Frank|er association, presented by the president of the association, Mrs. Philip Schweitzer, Mrs. Herbert Lee and Mrs. also represented the association at KING IN FLORIDA Police Inspector Combines Work With Pleasure On Trip Inspector Harold R. King has ficials at Miami Beach, Fla. As- sistant District Attorney Albert M DeMeo has been in the southern | resort for nearly a month Lieutenant Jack Whitney of the | at the southern beach. Mrs. King has been on him at Miami. that Inspector King is combining pleasure and business on the vaca- Today' MENU -Appetizing Leftovers | Leftovers, if they are carefully -_-} stored, may be made into very ap- Dinner Serving Three Cabbage Fruit Salad | Carefully sli place in a shallow pan. Add gravy Cover and cook 15 { minutes over a moderate heat. Corn And Potato Cakes (left» % texapoon % poen bapon fat Mix all ingredients except flour | and fat. Shape into cakes half an | inch thick and roll in the flour. | Brown in the fat melted in a fry~ ‘oJu ingredients. serve in a bowl. for the song, \I'm new. his little magic lamp | ful dreams happiness, I'M BUILDING CASTLES never knew, Right within heaven's gate. Chorus I'M BUILDING CASTLES G CASTLES EWELL PARTY Shirtwaister - Boasts G Coolidge - school - in Smartness! By ANNE ADAMS where she will be a parting Carol Lee, and an- Angell Saunders law enforcement of- aviation unit is also Inspector to return within a cruise and will meet Associates said E leander George Piscce Pattern 4335 Coffee smartly turned collar (which is Roast Meat And Gravy optional), while brief sleeves are (Reheated) perked up by snappy button links. am; ment Making this casual little frock is | » ary 1/2 cup belling mineed celert .) fabric, unty _ afternoon Fruit Salnd tenspoon sais fink”- SHIRLEY BOTWIN That surpass those in Spain That are envied by queens Are built with love dreams. Each little nook in my castles Brings to me thrills that are Cause in my kingdom of wonder- My heart is so close to you. Since you said you'll wait. Our Daily Pattern Touches For Spring 4335 It's shirtwaisters for Spring- just the thing to wear at home, for . sports or trips to town. The de- Marshmallow Prune Pudding! bonair bodice buttons up no trick at all-even for the in- water experienced, for pattern parts are ice the meat and| few. How about printed cotton, linen, or synthetic for fabrics? Pattern 4335 is available in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42, Size 16 takes 3% yards 36 inch Illustrated _ step-by-step sewing instructions included. Bend PTPTEEN (1%c) in coins or eferred) for this Aune rite plainly ATER, NAME, maxe fashion news in ith a guy wardrobe, fine «-in alimming \at * at dress-up frocks! Win admire [§ |Girl's Song Wins Contract From New York Publishers \I'm Building Castles\ Is Work Of Shirley Crashing \Tin Pan Alley\ at the early age of 17 years has been the unusual good fortune of Shiley Botwin, Freeport high school senior, whose music for a song entitled \I'm Building Castles\ has been accepted for publication by Mills Music, Inc., of 1619 Bmdvu, New SONG COMPOSER New to a Amer «asily I | and Mrs. ale CHES CARO PAATY Lar Grou Attends Event E'ven As Benefit For -_- P-T. A, Fourteen tables of rards pl at the home of Mrs. Henry ®. Single, Brookside avenue, Free» port, Friday night, for the benefit of the Grove street Parent-Teach= er association of Freeport. Assisting the hostess ~vere Mrs. John Wiseman, Miss Marie Hutt / and Miss Alva Abbott. Others attending were Mr. and \ Mrs. H. Louis Hunter, Mrs. Robert /] H. Duncan, Mrs. Frederick Tom lines, Mrs. P. E. Wilson, Mrs. H. P. -Mr.. H. M. Van Beuren, / iss E. H. Van Doren, Miss Ruth | Sanford, Miss Olive Smith, Mrs,y William Jackson, Mrs. John Hib« bard, Mrs. Valentine Yahner, Mrs. Richard Porter, Mr. an i Mrs. J. H. Wiseman, Edwin H. Durlacher, Mr. |and Mrs. W. L. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Young, Mr. and Mrs. | William A. Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. | Augustin Hogan, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Van Wicklen, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Benedi 't, Jr., Miss Lil« lian Ingraham, Miss Alice Durley, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Lee, Miss Rene Knickerbocker, Mrs. Howard Pet- ry, Mrs. Robert Bond, Mrs. D. M. Corwin, Miss Edith Britton, Mr. and M Stanley Burkhardt, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lloyd Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A Schulze, Mrs. Christine Edwards, Mrs. Isabelle Tree, Miss Bertha Hull, Miss Flor= ence Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sackett and Mr. and Mrs. John O. | Wiseman. i Receive New Members Six new members were received into the Friendly forum of the [Freeport Methodist Episcopal church, at a meeting, at the church, Friday night. Everett Becker conducted. New members include Mr. and Mrs. I rion Coulling, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Wettlaufer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Freeman Wood. The Rev. Oscar Maddaus of the Dutch Reformed church of North Hempstead gave an address on \Looking at Life After Thirty.\ Miss Roberta Hilliard entertained with violin selections. Refresh- ments were served after the ses- sion, under the supervision of Mrs. Harold Curtis, assisted by Mrs. Everett Becker. Others attending were the Rev, and Mrs. E. A. Pollard Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hilliard, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Doresk, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Simonson, Mrs. Ethel Rork, Barton Snyder Mrs. Norman Bangal, Mrs. Harry Bangal, Mrs. Sumner Cook, Mr. and Mrs. George Shaler and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Powell. Will Prepare Talk Members of the Hem and Haw club, a public speaking group sponsored by the state adult edu- cational program, instructed by Frank Curran, will prepare either a sales talk or a complaint for this week's meeting, scheduled for Fri- day night in the music room of the Freeport high school. Written criticisms on last week's session, when members gave short talks on a chosen subject, will be turned in and discussed. Have House Party Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Kelly of Brooklyn were hosts at a party, Saturday night, at the home of Mr. William J. Kiel, East Seaman avenue, Freeport. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. \ Bradney, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Hoops, Miss Edna Le Van, and Howard M. Schultheis of Brook- lyn, Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon E. Welsh of Sunnyside, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kallmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Alfred Vollmer, Mr. and Mrs. Herman _C. Dunker, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schweizer of Brook= lyn. __ Notice of Pub ic Hearing is nenrny oven that THB PLANNING BOARD will mold a public hearing on Priday morning March 12th, 1997 at 10 A. M,, at the office of the Board, 280 Pulton Ave., Hempetead M. Y., on the application of\ residents of Barth® Drive, Lexington Avenve and vi- cinity, at NORTH BALDWIN, in the un- Incorporated area of the Town of Memi Tord ona onne aoi oo ha a b tat nam o Mett i Barth Drive, since it In rea a continuation of same, except for a mga Jog: Alu. IN iymimust wit an opportunity To wEaRD By orpER Or HEMPSTEAD PLANNING BOARD. r_o. simnwoop. Executive Secretary, Notice of Public Hearing 1CE 18 orvE®, IM ordance with the provisions of tet- tion of the 'Town Law, that the Town hold & public heating at the Town Mail. Board of the Town of Hempstead will Hempstead. N. Y. on TUESDAY MORM ING “All?\ lth. 1927 at 10 o'clock, for may of considrring thmgrrrenm COACH TRANB ATION comporATION Feb. 23, 1997. for consent to operate a bus route over the following atreets in the Town of Memp \Beginning at a point on Tullp AM ere the same intersects the dary of the Incorporated Villas rt Manor at or about the Inti« 1 defferaon Avenue and rumminé thenee southemster'y along: Tulip Aveime | to Mew Mrde Park Ross; turn right und || New Park we and gun. h-nllm Avenue to. the \TM boundary tine of the Incorporsied Viliig® of Valley Beresm or about the \Mann 1 Atreat and the retorm of the rout nbefore described. Us as to schedule of- fares, lande fire conte for both | table ete manna-num- k fle with the sndersi in gt pogo st w fl
