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Vol. 6 No. 2 Civic Assoc. at the R oslyn Country Club. Inc. February. 195 5
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SAM PERLIN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF RCCCA

RR STATION TO GET FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS
The King is dead! Long live the NEW PRESIDENT
king! nd th~ ne,\· king of the RCC
C1vic A socialion i that ever- 1niling
hab) kis ing politician, .__ an1 Perlin~ who
rolled up the higgest vote in the e part
ince 1954.
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The full .. late of officers elected at

the ]anuar) 26 1neeling folio\\ :
President . .. ..................... . . a In 'P erlin
Vice-Prc~iclenl .. . .. . ... .. . Gloria Ro . . en
Hec. Sccretar) .. .... lVIargueriLc Fello'
Corr . . . ecretar\• ................ Lu ·ille Ylo
Treasure r ...... .. ........ H en r) Coharl
. ergeant-At-Anns ...... .Je c Frankfort
Building & Grounds .... Leo I ornblath
POL -"l l{OlD b) Tod GiuleJon
Coop. Purchasing ....... .... .. \lax ~I iller
Country Club .................. Dic'k Gurian Sam Perlin
., tertauunen
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H 11e) K oetng
t .. . . . .. . .. .. .. .. ...~·I .
Finance . .. .. .. . ...... ... . . . 1\'lorl ., haine. : -- l iRR GEN. M GR. VISITS
I lobby .. .. .. ... .. ...... ... ~ atnona heppard A lBERTSON STAT ION
Legal . . .. . .. . .. . .. ..... . .. ... . .. . . . Tony W olfcrt Charle Cor hen' p er erverence in
Ietnber. hip .... .... ... .. . Zang,vill Golobe pur uing hi, que . t for 1 tle r ._Lalion
Publications .. . .. . ... .. . .. .. Ever tt Gellert condition paid off for our COlntnunity
Pub. Health __ })r. Ho'~Tard Crindlinger '"'he n none other than Tho1na Good-
Public . afet)• .............. I-Iarr'• Ilolztnau fcllo"·: Gen ral Manager of th e L.I.R.R.
School ... .. .. .. .. .. . .. . ... ... Boh . , alisbur) called and arranged to tueel hitn at the
'franspor La t.1011 . . . . . .. .. ... .. . . .. ~ H·I Kr1'tz1cr AJhertson s tation to di cu the situa-
tion. id KritzleL our 11 \V Transpor-
Our ne\v Pre ~ iclent i one of the conl- tation Chairn1an., aJ o \\a lo hav e been
nlunit) ".. ' oldest inhabitant . ., .. arriving on hand but "a, ill at the tirne.
here hack in ~50. Hi ... " ri [e .. ue. on 1\lbertson i lhe econd or third lar-
leYe ( 14) and daughter ~Ja'\.ine ( 16 ) g . . l -- tation on the Oyster Ba) line with
co·m prisc the rest of the fanriJy. an1 n1orc than 800 con1n1uoLer , and is de-
L kno'A·n to practi'c ally e'er) one h e re . . ~rving of conunensurat Lrea ln1ent;
f or his n1en1o rable p e rfo rrnances in said i\Ir. Cooclf llo\\. _ "" a result of the
each one of the Le,·ittie sho\'\ . Tho e 1nee ting '' hich la ted n1ore than an
,,. ho are clo e to hin1 feel h e i adtnir- hour and a half on alurda) ~ Febru-
ably sui ted for his n e \\ offi ce- becau'"e ar). 5th . Cor hen sa\ s \Ve "ill~ , -- oon Le
he con1hines the quality of leader hip
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furnished wilh follow-ing additional fac-

and a patient d i position. ilities .•
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the rancher
Official Publication of the
Roslyn Country Club Civic Ass'n
14 Pasture Lzne
Roslyn Heights, L. I.
Tel. Roslyn 3-5962
Editor
EVEI{ETT GELLERT
Advertising
ADELAIDE UEBREICH
31 Sycamore lane
Tel. Roslyn 3-4819
Advertising rates given upon request
Let's fight City Halll
The 1955 chapter of the Civic ""'so-
ciation i \\rell under '''a) and ) our
nevr of ficrr aud connni lleetnen ha\ e
already gotten together to plan for the
good and welfare of our con11nunity.
This should bring a 1-\ra nn and cozy
feeling to e\ ery local burgher but un-
fortunate!) it ·w ill acco1nplish nothing
unless the e 'olunteers have the coop-
eration and support of the entire conl-
nlunit).
The coop ration required i Ininitnal.
All \Ve a k i... that you join the CA and
atlend n1eeting ,,..hen po sible . This is
one of the 1nost lucrative inves.t lnent
you can Jnake. If you have any doubts
jus t figure up the a1nounl of n1oncy
you ha e invested in your Countr)
Club e late . Then decide for ) our elf
"hethcr it 1nerits another ~,"5 .00 per
year and 55 rninutes e'\-ery o ther 1nonth.
Nassau i one of the fa test gro\\l ing
areas in Atnerica and our problen1
keep pace '' ith the de\ elop1nent. ~ e
refer to "' uch things as the local chool
"'ituation ~ police protection· traffic con-
ditions; ta:x. a sessments and a dozen
other things that co1nplicate suburban
Hfe . As an individual yo u are power-
le to deal with these situations. You
are all fa1niliar \vith the expre ion 'GO
FIGI-IT CIT\ HALL' . tr ong .. alert
and vocal CA can make Cit Hall it
up and \\·hislle Dixie. 1oin the CA and
tnake sure )'o ur neighbor do the same.
end ) our check for 5.00 to 1ne at 7!1
I-la) loft Lane. Phone i RO 3-6638.
Zan~tuill Golobe
LIRR
(Cont. /ron~ Page 1 )
l. An additional shelter ''ill he pro-
' ided on the Westbound . _ ide of the
tracks as oon a v.:ealher pennits.
2. A shelter ''ill al o l c built on the
Ea tbound ide of the tra ·k .
3. l\lr. H. A. Weiss~ Pa enger AgenL
is no\v working on arrangetnents :for
selling tickets at Albertson. It is pres-
e ntly conten1plated that there be a tic-
ket agent at 1\lbert on at J a t Monda)
l1lOII1111gs.
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4. All shelters 'vill he fini hed neat-
1) and painted: and the general appear-
ance of the tation will he i1nproved.
5. The ticket agent \vill be housed
eith er in a ... helter on th e Ea thound
ide of the track or a nearby tore.
6. A su gge tion that Lhere be a "'-ind-
break '-vith an overhead on the plat-
fornl '.Yill be given ''serious consider-
ation".
7. All fund for grade cro sing in1-
proYeinent for 1955 ha\e already been
a1located. ln1pro' en1ent of the safet)
precaution at Albertson i being placed
on the 1956 program. Gate "'ill be in-
tailed in 1956 unle s~ in the n1eantin1e~
greater needs develop el e\\rhere. ,
l\Ir. Goodfello'" al o ou Ll in eel son1e
of his plan for in1pro' ing Railroad
ervice, including the scheduling of ad-
ditional trains. At the co nc lusion of
the conference.. Mr. Cor ben expressed
this con11nuni t) ' apprecialiou to Mr.
Goodfello"T for the latter" .. con tructive
approach to the Albert on station prob-
lenl. (And \Ve thank you'l Charlie.)
Photo by Ricb,trd CorbMJ-
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Goodfellow and Corben looking
over Albertson Station
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The Presidenf
Neig hbors, Friends, I take t his t ime
To greet you, o ne and all, in rhyme
To tell you I appreciate
Your granting of this lofty state
To me, who althoug h undeserving
Will try to make it up by serving
Where opportunity's presented .
I' ll run, if need be, like demented
To do a favor, right or wrong,
Fix your golf swing, sing a song.
If a road sign should annoy,
Ou r offices we will employ
To change it, or if it seems fit
Entirely do away with it.
If a dog should bark at night
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Don't fret, we' ll shortly make it
right.
We vow he' ll stop the frightful din,
Or we shall bark right back at him.
Should your offspring get blase
With all the goodies thrown his
way
To us your heavy problem bring,
We suffer from the same darn
thing.
In short whatever bothers you,
Come to us - we' ll prove true blue.
While cares we won't alleviate,
Be sure that we'll commiserate.
OLIVER WENDELL (Sam) PERLIN

Sa m Perl in TEEN-AGERS NEED HELP

(Cont. frorrt Page 1 )
In an exclusive inlervie'v with the
Editor of the RA CHER, San1 outlined
parl of his program (or the con1ing
)ear. "We will } e concerned v:ith Jnak-
ing the Associatj on 1nore interesting to
every member and to supply so n1any
advantages for joining that it will1nake
n1en1bership a "good buy" to the n1ost
economy-n1inded person.
'Just a getting behind a stock sends
the price up, getting behind the Civic
Association sends its value up. More
1nenibers and better attendance at nleet-
ings will give us n1ore power in deal-
ing with problen1s that have polilical
overtones. We urge each n1e1nber to
get his neighbors to join the Associa-
tion . I am sure he won't regret it."
Please Answer Questionnaire
Included in this issue of the
RANCHER, you will find a "1"'ele-
phone Questionnaire Forn1' . This in-
forn1alion is needed to Jnake suTe
your listing is correct in the 1955
H.ANCHER l'elephone Directory.
E en j f your listing is accurate in
the current Directory, please return
the filled-out forn1 as this i the only
way we have of knowing that our in-
formation is up-to-date.
SAYS HEAD OF HOBBY GROUP
We do not believe thi appeal b .
Sa1nona Sheppard, our new l{obby
Chairn1an, vvill go unheeded. he i
ti·iving to organize a corp of workers
an1ong the adults in our co1nmunity
in order to develop a progra1n that will
interest our Teen-Agers.
'Irs. Sheppard asks :
"Would you like to do sotneth.ing
to help our Teen-Agers develop a rec-
reation program to fill lheir leisure
Litne constructively? WouJd you 11 ke to
see our con1n1unity offer a fulJ Adult
recrea t1 on progra1n?
Do you ha e a hobby you would like
lo pur ue with interested friends and
neighbors? Would you like to form a
Guitar and Folk ong cla ? A quare
Dance Group? A Ca1nera Club? A
Ma1nbo class? A Chess Club?
"We all know you are interested in
n1aking our comrnunity a happier,
healthier place for our outh, as well
as for Adulls. I-Ielp 1nake it so b join-
ing the Hobb Con11nittee. Call an1ona
heppard RO 3-6515. Thank you very
1nuch."
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THERMOSTATS
by Leo Kornbluth
j\f r. Korn lJlalh i.\ an architect associated
w it h l it e ·w ell-kn ow finn of 1\forri Lapidus,
J\ cw Y o 1k. H e It as JUSt been aj)poinl ed
Cluzirman of th e Buildings & Grounds Co1n-
nullee.
That old devil Thern1ostat!! Raise
it? Lower it? Leave it alone? There
. _ ee1ns to be a general misconception
of the value and use of the ho1ne ther-
Jnostal a a control for our heating
) ten1 especially if you are of the opin-
ion that setting it for 80° gives you
111 ore heal than a 75 ° etting. The basic
component of a radiant heating sys-
tetn are: the Boiler I or heating water;
the Pu1np which pushes the water
around the coiL~ and the Thermostat
which controls the pun1p operation.
Throughout the year the boiler Inain·
tains hot water. In n1ild weather, this
hot ''\ ater heals an additional coil of
hot \'Vater for domesti'c purposes and in
cold "eather provide a ource of sup-
ply for heating in addition to its other
use. The te1nperature of this boiler wa-
ter is regulated by a high and low lin1it
"aquaslat'' within the unit, and once
initially set is norn1ally never changed.
The ther1nostat., on the other hand, de-
tertnines the room te1nperature de-
sired. Therefore setting the thermostat
at 72° doe nol 1nean that thi temper-
ature will be n1aintained in the hon1e
at all tin1e . It tnerely starts the pun1p
operating \vhen the temperature falls
helo'" the desired setting. When there
is a rapid tern perature drop outdoors
and the indoor Len1perature drops be-
lo\V 72° the thennostat starts the pump
operating~ but it takes approximately
3 to 4 hours for the concrete slab to
heat up and becotne effective. It is dur-
ing this "time lag" period that the
ten1perature 1na) continue to fall in-
doors. Conversely, if there is a rapid
increa e in outdoor ternperalure., the
concrete lab continues to give off heat
regardles of the fact that the therino-
stat has slopped the pump.
Ho\v can thi be corrected? Try to
anticilJate the weather, If the weather
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MORT LAWRENCE.
\DA KEEPS' TELLING ME
S HE HAS NOTH\NG- TO WEAR')
t. SOTOLD HER TO Go
J
o~ SHOPPING- ---BUT tT
~ SEEMS 51-\E HA~ NOn-\IN
TO WEAR To Go SHOPPING-
FOR SOMETHING- TO WEAR/
report indicates a cold snap, raise the
thermostat above the existing temper-
ature which in turn will start the pump
working and heat the floor ready to
heat your horne when necessaTy. rfhis
also \Vorks the san1e in rever e.
P. S. For those who care to spend
$400~, there is an electronic outdoor
thermostat which does this for )' ou.
VOTE LEVITTIES PROFIT
TO CHILD GUIDANCE ASSN.
After a good deal of discussion, both
at the last Board of Directors n1eeting
and at the January 26th n1en1bership
1neeting, it was decided that the profit
froJn this year's Levitties will be turned
o\Jer to the North Shore Child Guid-
ance Association. The n1otion "'a spon-
sored by Mr. Dave Bland who spoke
earnestly in support of the need for
the work this organization does. Al-
though till quite ne\v, it i already
swan1ped ·w-ith applications by Ia1nilie
of children \vith psychological eli turb-
ances. It is important for this colnmil-
tee to get as 1nuch support a po ible
at this time in order to obtain New
York Stale's financial support later. It
is considered a very worthy and much
needed cause and hould prove a boo11
to the en tire con1munity.
La t ) ear the profits of the Levittie
show ca1ne to over , 600.
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PAT S CHAT
by 1)atty FrZ:echnan
ccording to the Irving teins of
104. Park1\-aY Drh.e .. tra el to the re-
" LEVITTIES .~~SHAPING'' UP
1note corners of the earth via plane or
hip a\\ akens no pang of jealousy these
da} . trip to Brooklyn can be just as
exciting, providing it i n1ade in their
beautiful, new, green Cadillac convert-
ible! Irving clain1s he resisted the Cadi-
llac urge as long as he could. But this
particular shade of green proved just
too Jnuch for hin1. Could there be any
connection bet,veen the purchase of
the Cadillac.. and certain platinum
blonde hairs occasionally found resting
upon its upholstery'? Charlotte claitns
the e hairs cause her no surprise and
no jealousy. e'en though they are ident-
ical 'vith tho e found gro,vi.ng on the
head o( Marilyn Monroe. Skeptical?
J u... l ask anv"' n1en1her of the tein
fatnil) "ho ''ill be happy to tell ) ou
of their 1nore than nodding acquaint-
ance \vith that fabulou fihn star!
I there a husband in the Roslyn
Country Club whose wife is suddenly
serving hin1 corned beef hash and fried
kipper ~ instead of those delectable
french dishes she u ed to prepare?
Perhap it is onl) becau . . e --he lost her
notebook of prize recipes " Thile shop-
ping at the Sunrise uper Market so1ne
n1onths ago . Thi valuable possession
~a found by Lise Andors~ \vho says
there are even son1e of the recipes from
her own Cooking Cour e in it. If any
reader recognize this notebook as hers~
a telephone call to Li e at Ro .3 -353l
'"ill restore it to her.
FINANCIAL SITUATION GOOD
REPORTS TREASURER
IIenry Cohart who \Va elected Treas-
urer of the Civic Association for his
second tern1, gave an encouraging ac-
count of our n1onetary i tuation. He re-
ported that there is '1 ·2700 in the Treas-
Ur) at present., not including $500 ad-
' ance to the Le, itties for the next sho\\r.
This Jnoney \\ill be repaid after the
ticket.. are sold.
There are 280 n1e1nbers of the Civic
A sqciation at •hi tirne. This is apqqt
the same number as last year. The goal
of the Men1bership Co1n1nittee is to
bring the figure to 400 .
IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE
Rehearsal are already in full swing
and the 1955 production of the '"LE --
VITTlES" is rapidly being whipped in-
to shape to make this show a real
gla1nour one. . Much of the beaut)
and talent \Vhich \vent into 1naking the
show so successful last ) ear are back
\Vith us again. only this year the girl
look even prettier -- and shaplier. All
parts in the show ha' e already been
cast. The only casting call at this ti1nc
is for male singers, to blend their voices
in the chorus. If an} one \vith leaning
in this direction is available. please
an wer the next rehear a l call.
Electricians.. tage Hands.. rti t
and all hands 'vhich go into a en1bling
a technical crew are still needed.
Leonard Kahn, of addle Lane, i
heading up this i1nporLanL division of
the production. All artists and tech-
nicians are urged to phone him at RO
3-1028.
Everyone in the sho\\ agree that the
song and skits thi }ear rank a1nong
the funniest and cle\ erest ever given.
and that's saying a lot. So1ne of the
people who have contributed their
writing talents to the how this year
are Preston David, Mildred ordlinger ~
Leonard Sale tan Ker1nit Miller,
Walter Wild. Elaine 1azlish.. Loui e
. . mer ling, heila t Ton1) tra er: Vic-
tor Dee, and of course those t'vo old
reliables, Martin and Wittkjn. With
this assemblage of talented 111inds. ho'\
could this show be an) thing less than
terrific?
The 1955 Levittie are scheduled to
open sometime during the last 'veek of
pril. Exact date . price of adn1ission
and the number of perforn1ances are
iten1s 'vhich are till on the planning
boards. nnouncetnent \\-il be forth-
coining on the final deci ions as soon
as they are forn1ulaled.
Louise Garin
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CUB PACK 175 CELEBRATES
WITH FATHER-SON DIN NER
Cub Pack # 175 \\ill hold its annual
Father-.. on Dinner on February 23rd
at Patricia Murph~ s CnndJelight Re . L-
aurant. It celebrates the Pack· s fourth
birthday and has been an annual af-
fair that all the boys and dads look
foward to.
The onl \\ on1en pre ent '"ill be Den
Mother and their assistant.. \vho gi e
so tn uch of their tin1e and energy. al-
lye BalteT and Blanclc , hapiro
(Den # l) Eleanor Grupsn1ith
(.Den # 2) Gloria Wied r lDen # 3)
Vivian Auihau er and l{uth Brauer
(Den #4) E telle Pasternack and J ul-
iette ierenbcrg l Den # 6) Loui e
Friecln1an (Den -1+ 7) Alaine Krakauer
and Doroth) Hart (Den # U .
The comittee representing l)ick A -
bell (Cub-In aster) Julie Janowitz
( Chainnan) and Carol ~ alisbury
l Trea urer) "ill al o be pre ent and.
of course -. the two father_. l\1ike Ger-
ard and Nortnan B!3nk1nan, who head
the W ebelos l)~n.
Drive Starts to Raise $7,500 for
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Little League Baseball Teams
Country ClubbPr ! What i the big-
ge l probletn facing e'er) parent
today? The an "' er is ] uvenile Delin-
quency. And the Jnost effective wa. to
avoid those terrible tragedies i to keep
our children occupied 'Witll enjovahle
group activitie... . There i nothing that
children love better than Ba chall and
our local LittJe League Ba ehall tean1s
fill the need \Vonderfully. Last year \Ve
had over 150 of our own children in
th Ro.Jy n Little League~ and this . ear
the O\ erall regi-tration is Pxpected to
rise twenty percenl.
An. boy frotn g to 12 ) ear~ of age i
eligible for "'Little League.,, and fron1
13-15 for ~Babe Ruth League·'l (parl of
R. L. L. ). llegislration thi year 'viii
be March 5th and 12th . at Roslyn High
. . chool. F orn1 \\ill be di tributed
through the . cbooJ.
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first Directors Meeting
Fourteen of the nineteen n~~ly elect..
ed n1e1nber of the RCCCA Board of
Director n1et at the hotne of Pre . am
IJerlin la t \\ eek Lo exchange 'ie\\ and
outline their Conunittee progra1n ~or
the corning year. s each Chainnan
expre eel his desire to contribute in
son1e \vay to the con11nunil) \\elfare,
the en th·e Board shovved ever) e ide nee
of being one of the harde t '' orking
group e er elected in our co1nn1unity.
Perlin conducted the 1neeting as
tho it \1\'ere a giant busine Corpora-
Lion. Each head n1an outlined hi pro-
grain \\bile his colleagues contributed
their opinions and suggestion . In this
\vay the con1munity is assured that
Board decisions \viJl represent the com-
bined be t opinion of all the n1en1bers.
The ne'-L general n1eeting of the
Civic As ociation \vi]] be held on Wecl-
nesda)'l March 23') 3:;30 P .M. at the
Willets Road School. Sid Koenig pro-
Inises n1e1nl ers a .... pe ·ial treat·' for the
occasion. The exact nature of it ·will
he released next n1on Lh in the RA CH.
Meantitne, hold the date open!
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Little League expen es ]a... t year,
just to geL the kids on the field ( includ-
ing oulfiLLing unifortns, equipn1ent')
insurance., etc. ) was approxitnateJ , $3 .
000. We'll have about the san1e ex-
pense again but thi s ) ear \\e ha\ e our
o\vn Ro l~ n LiLLie League FieJd at
Te1nple Beth holotn. The field ha al-
ready been leveled., graded and eeded
at a cost of . . ·2 .. 000 but '"e .rnust
get 2 back tops. 4 dugout . 2. fences
from foul line to foul line.. 2 grand-
stand for pectalor {to accotnodate
~100) and a cinder track') before the kid
can reall. ''Play Ball!'".
\\Te n1ust raise a total of ;~· 7. 500 thi
year. Plea e, please be generou . end
)'our contril uti on for the LiLLie League
to Carol ~. alisbur_ <) Carriage Lane .
RO 3-45.5 L
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MANY COUNTRY CLUBBERS
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JOIN NEW COMMUTER ASS'N. EXPERTS

To safeguard their interests in the
con1n1uting services between here and in Unique and Artistic
New York, an organization called the
North Shore Com1nuters Association,
Inc. \vas recently organized. Charles Hairstyling
Corben of 15 Sum1nit Lane, formerly
Chairman of the Transportation Com-
mittee, is Chairman of the Board of
MR. ALFRED
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Directors; Leo Epstein of 48 Pasture

Lane is Treasurer; a than Klein of
Sea Cliff is President and Eli Messing, MR. ALLYN
51 Hayloft Lane, is Vice-President.
~lembership dues are a dollar a year
for individuals; $10 a year "for MR. VICTOR
others ". The purposes of the Associ a-
tion are:
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1. To foster safe, sound, improved,

efficient and speedy transportation on SURBURBAN HAIRSTYLISTS
Long Island at reasonable fares. I. U. Willets Rd. at Albertson R.R. Station
2. To make studies and disseminate For Appointment
infor1nation concerning transportation. Call Pioneer 6- 2202
3. To cooperate and exchange in- Open 9-5 Daily, except Monday.
forination with local, country, state and Open friday evenings
federal agencies and with associations
and groups, chambers of co1nmerce,
corporations, transportation companies
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PRESCRIPTIONS
and other entities in matters pertain-
ing to transportation. DRUGS - COSMETICS
4. To appear before local, county, TOYS STATIONERY
state and federal agencies in matters
pertaining to transportation. FREE PROMPT DELIVERY
5. To take steps to reduce fares COUNTRY CLUB SUPER DRUG
where appropriate.
6. To use any and all means for im- at the ALBERTSON STATION
provement of transportation on Long Bernard Katz Julius Rosenwald
Island and in furtherance of the public
Pioneer 6-4636
interest concerning the same.
The immediate objective of the As-
sociation is to improve and jncrease Famous Make Spinets
the train service and to obtain repeal Steinway - Baldwin - Kimball
of the provisions of law which permit LESTER - WINTER
the LIRR to raise fares without prior No Money Down
approval. 36 Months To Pay or
Anyone wishing to apply for mem- $8 a month rental for Brand
bership should send one dollar ( $10 New Spinets
if Association or Corporation) to North
Short Comn1uters Association, Inc., Leo
LARRY DOCHTERMAN PIANOS
Epstein, Treasurer, 48 Pasture Lane, 163 Hillside Ave. Williston Park
Roslyn Heights, L. I. Pl 6-0139 Open Late Fri. Eve.

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RANCHATTER
by Nicky Lawrence
Hj, Kids,
In case you happened to wonder why
this column didn't appear last month,
it was because you-know-who was a
little late in submitting it to the editor.
Mucho sorry and it shan't happen
aga1n.
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Ellen Penso has recently becon1e the
proud owner of a light blue 1955 Ford
convertible. She is planning to go to
college next year and it will undoubted-
! y co tne in hand)'.
As usual the Country Club kids are
V\ ell represented in the Mineola School
Play "\vhich this year is the "Night of
January Sixteenth". Appearing in lhe
production which will be given on
March 18 and 19 are Betty Goldblatt,
Alan Ardell Gail Ross, Bernie Rogen-
Zipper Hospital - Expert Re-weaving
Fur Storage - Shirt Launderers
Excellent Dry Cleaning
3 Hour Service
541 Willis Ave. Williston Park
PI 6-5600
Never A Parking Problem
R. B. HAMILTON HARDWARE, Inc.
FORMER CITY WIDE MARKET
281
Roslyn Heights
Everything for your garden needs
stein, Tony Gellert, Myron Belfer and
Yours Truly. Helen Goldblatt is an un-
derstudy and 1erry Block is assistant
director. The show pro1nises to be a
good onfl, so don't miss it! ! !
The latest couples "going steady"
are Jay Herbert and Marilyn Cavalieri
and Marty Nudelman and Joyce Rogers.
Attention all single boys who own
little black books: Judy Helsel now bas
a private phone and the number is RO
3-1204.
To celebrate her fifteenth birthday
Cynnie Chapperon is having a pajama
party for twenty of her friends on Feb.
19. Sorry fellas. This one is for girls
only!
Don't forget to tune in to "Teen
Bandstand" on Feb. 28 when l\tlineola
will be the visiting high school. 'fhe
show is seen over channel 13 from 5:00
to 6:00.
Are "Rock n' Roll" records here to
stay or will they prove to be just
another fad?
All interested high school students
are invited to join the Temple Sinai
Youth League. Meetings are held every
Thursday night at the temple and start
ut approximately 7:45. For more in-
fornJation contact Faye Adelstein or
Marty Nudelman.
"Bonne fete" to Estelle Penso and
Barbara Podell who will be fifteen on
Feb. 28 and Feb. 23 respectively.
Edith and Marion Kaplan are look-
ing forward to Easter vacation which
they plan to spend in sunny Mia1ni
Beach.
That's about it for now. Adios! ! !
BUILDH~G at
Phone ROslyn 3-1300
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CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE : Two heaters. one with

WANTED auto1natic thern1ostat. \vall installation.
WA TED - To purcha e Country Club One is portable. Rea onable . ROslyn
House. Principals only. Levittown 3-4045.
3-8062
EAST HILL PHARMACY
WANTEl) TO BUY: Indoor sbutlers
Ior Countr y CJub house. li.O 3-4135. Roslyn and Powerhouse Roads
Drugs - Cosmetics - Baby Needs
W AN'f£j): Any nu1nher of folding slat
blinds for jnside of '~rindows, rtoslyn Free Delivery
Country Club house. Used only. Ro -
lyn 3-4819. RO 3-2070 - 2337 - 2090
------------------------- 24 Hour Ambulance Service
want to r ent Country Club house for
sun1mer season, Dates and tern1 , ) our Oxygen and A1nbulance Service
selection. Please call Rosl) n 3-4770.
Night Phone: MA 7-1660
You are wanted, to call about your lu-
ture trip, anywhere in the wide world.
before you make any other plans. Ad-
THE CENTRAL
vice about going t o Jersey City, Flor-
ida, California, Europe, and any place NATIONAL BANK
you n1ay fancy. At your service at,
ROslvn
- 3-1762.
Williston Office Mineola Offic·e
FOR SALE
FOR ALE: ( 1) CeiHng to floor PI 2-6000 PI 2·8700
drape for three living roon1 \Vindo\\.
of Country Club house: {2) Counlr)
Metnber F. D. I. C.
Club bar; ( 3) Bendix washing lnach-
ine~ used; ( 4) Country Club book-ca e
door; ( 5) 5 piece li1ned oak bedroon1 Mittleman Auto Service
set; {6) Hideaway bed; ( 7) Bogen
an1pli fier. RO 3-4824 Willis and I. U. Willets Aves.
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FOR SAIJE: An1erican Broadtail jacket~ Albertson, N. Y.
brown and black~ will fit size 14 or 16.
Designed hy Ritter Bros. Ljke ne\v. TOWING SERVICE
$150. RO 3-434.5
Complete Automotive Service
For ale. Bah)'.. play pen. early
new. "10. RO 3- 3549 Pioneer 6-5344

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"Just a few blocks North of I. U. Willets"
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Yes, and if your family is ex- Meenan's price for a system to

panding , you should find out
now how little an attic heating
system w iII cost you.
Remember, you more than dou-
ble your bedroom space when
you install attic heating.
heat a complete attic is really
low, can be financed through
FHA terms. Only $10.11 per
month for 36 months, FHA fi-
nanced.

Phone For Full lnfor111a lion

Telephone
Levittown 3-6000 Hempstead Turnpike
HI 3-5600 at Wantagh Avenue ..

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