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Long Island Memories
Jan.l5, 1926 Regular 'lleeting of the Wm.Clinton Story Post #342 Am. Legion Dept. Uf .dew York,:met at the Gug-0\t. on the above date. Comdr. ~fcClo s.key called t!::c neetin~ to order at 8;40 p.m •• .. The ,.,1inuter of t'le previT.lS :neetinc; ·were app,..card ~ac- read. REPORTS OF ca·""ITT ~ES; ''l.:.~LFAP.E; Hade urgent plea fo-:: help 0:1 the Shelden house so that the work may be co~pleted as soon a<:; possible. TREASU~R; Gen.Fund Welfare House Bld'e Total $ 249.64 445.0: '71. 38 126.28 $ 892.31 nrT"'R:'AITPrT; l,Jfill ho11 "'leeting in r.e'lr f•·ture for making arrain&rments for fJ.ture acti ~.ri ties. W~''ORIAL: The teno.ti ~;3 plans of the joint com. of this poet and the V.F.W. were accepted a-:d t1:e co'1'rrnitteeJI \':ae Given full po\·:e:::.· to act. HOUSl!}.; Stated t'1at t o ";ons of coal ..... as beer. prorised from a coal dealer of liemstead. l!A FIRITG SQ,U.'.D; Had a very en~oyab).e ti:ne at the ~ last meeting ;after an hours drill t· ey indoulged in a game of in-door base ball. PERSO'lNEL: 49 Reg. 1 A!"'t=:oc. !io::oR RODL :The resolution was adopted as read. will be type-vritte!1 a'1d •nailed to villa-e board. TH.l£ J!'O'LL0''/I :G mTI011S W~RE ADOP'.LE:::l; # One; Purcr.as 4 C·:>Un ty dinner tickets, t\70 to be presl~nted to the Exc'l-:.ar.ge club an J two to the Chamber of vomMerce.to be used by meMbers. # Two; Buy 3 lar ..... e ~nd 50 ~:n, 11 'l'lcard'"' fro""! LE:~io 1 Bead 1 qtrs for r.Je!"Lbcr3,:i!') c· p· ~ ~"'n. # mhree;In~truct ieli~ates to Co.Conve'1tio1 to ur:e the> ch"":l e in co.bJ-laws so t:r.c..t t'1 c '"'i"", a~ will be elected in oep~. i1Rtead of :an. - THE :FOLLO. r·~ riJTJ:O·-: ea ... ''!'Jt p'1fSe ·: '!'':'l.t ":."le P')e+ :~mr~3·a-e ~ic'ket fc~ Co.1in"'er ~nrl ~snd to 'l'}re i in~ of!'icer of each or- "'i .tL,n i"' .Breepor< Feb. 5,1926, he gular meeting of the wm. Clinton Story Post #342, Dept.of N.Y.,held at the Dug-Out on the above date. Com'dr.HcCloskey called the meeting to order at 8;30 p.m. The minutes of the previous meeting were ap- ~ proved as read. REPO"RT<3 OF COMMITTEES: BONUS: ., Rec 1d a new supply of state bonus blanks and expect annother supply of federal blanks soon. Time of application expires July 1,1926,those who have not made application are urged to do so. P~RSONNEL; 92 regular members 1 associate member. MEMBERSHIP; Will hold meetimg monday evening to formulate plans for campaign for new members. P~TERTAIN\1ENT; Kiddie Cars will be here soon, will arraign for a game and dance for the intertainment of the Auxiliary. Also planning for the annual dinner some time in April. Rit~; Initiated 9 members at Bellmore and spent a very enjoyable evening. HOUSE: Coal is very low and as yet none in sight. BAAZAR;Some goods to be sold at Baumann's Store will have final report after sale. !•ffiMORIAL; Held a joint meeting with the J'. F. W' S and formed a memorial day commtttee with Robt.T. Rasmussen as Chairman? REPORT OF CO.CONVENTION DELIGAT.ES. Our canidate decided to withwraw from the race atfer a caucus.Buddie Greenfield the successful canidate has a very active record as a legionare and all members is urged to support him. THE FOLLOWING MOT IO'~S \lfERE ADOPTED; That the New Co.Ch. Buddie Greenfield and Buddie O'Brien of Lynnbrook be invited to our next met.ting. #2 The com.on By-Laws were instructed to draw up the admenment governing the final disposal of the Legion property and report back. ._. #3. That a com. of 5 be appointed to be known as the mortgauge eliminating committee. #4. That this post attend the Elks de dication in a body and a com.of three be appointed to confer with Elk's com. in feferance to presenting them "Ji th a flag. ..... #5. A Com. to be appointed to obtain and keep a supply of regulation Legion caps on hands at all times. Welfare Officer reports that the lights are in the Shelden house and that any one availing himself ...._. o# the oppertuni ty of helping complete the work ~ on sundays saturday afternoon or in any evening, will be highly appreciated. Adjourned, ~ I I ~ f'( Post' Xdjutant. Feb.19,1926. Regular meeting of the \Y.m.Clinton Story Post # 342 Am.Legion,Dept.of N.Y. Held at the Dug-Out on to the above date, Comdr.MoCloskey aalled the meeting order at 8;35 p.m. The minute~ of the ptavioua meeting were approved as read. TREASURER'S REPORT. General fund House connnitee Welfare fund Chk'g Ac.Bldg. ..&~v. " " PERSONNEL: Total 112 reg. $528.99 48.18 312.25 626.28 204.26 $1,719.96 1 assoc. tmMBERSHIP Com. Is busy reviewing members in arrears when finished with the.."ll start on new prospects BONUS: Have plenty of federal and state blanks on hands now,also dependent state blanks. IHTERTAINMENT: Reports that the indoor polo equipment has not as yet arrived. will need assistance for ass4mbling when they do. HOUSE: Has rec'd $10.50 from Steve Anderson for back garage rent. BAZAAR. On the bazaar held in the fire hall. :!JJ•' t"al. receipts ~$ 1, 341.45 2 / f(. (. '3 ~ Expended ... ~ .. ~ 488J !~ Turned in to Treas. 800.00 balance on hands 53.18 to pay out standing debts. ~Uortguage Elim. Making pliminary arraisgments. BY~LAWS M£~ND . Wrote for a copy of saa Cliff by laws as guide. THE FOLLOWING MOT IONS \'/ERE ADOPTED: # 1. Instruct Adj. to v:ri te a letter of thanks to Curtis Brall for his donation of the air-plane p~oppelle: r? #2. To make arramggments to attend the BIG P . RADE ~ in a body Kedenberg was made chairman • ~ #3. That hereafter the Dug-Out ahall be mailed to all post Comdrs. Co.Chairman and Co.Dist.Chairman. of Nassau Co. The Co. Chairlilan Edwin Greenfield !!ade talk on american Legion fraternalism and out lined his plans for the ensuing year. O'Brien co.Child welfare officer give us a short talk on that subject. The ffollowing vi ei tors were present: Archer Comdr. Hempstead Post Lithbridge " Long Beach " Reece ~o.Sargent at Ar.ms Rutty Co.Dist.Comdr.Sothr'n Diet. Adjourned, ~YV~:AAf Post Adjutant Mar. 5 , 19 2 6. Regular meeting of the Wm. Clinton Story Po.st, #342, Dept. of 'few York, Uet at the Dug-Out on the above date. Com 1 dr.llcCloskey called t ::e meeting to order at 8;35 p.m. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as corrected. TREASURERS REPORT: House Com. Welfare " Gen. " Bl'dg II Ck"g 11 " Sav'g Total on hand $ 26.73 250.08 533.39 926.28 804.26 $1,940.74 PPBBSONNBL REPORT; 130 Reg.and 2 Assoc. r :lli1ffi~RSHIP COM. Arranging for advertizing to 41( be CO!:tpleted about Hay 30th. On the lookout for suitable places to place placards. CIVIC COM. Progress. DUG-OUT EDITOR; Obtained a new add f ~ om buddy I!Je Vee ~ BAZAAR COM: Has received a check from Baumann for $93.50 for furniture cold. E1ffiL.IS14 COM. Has rec' d letter from Legion Hed' qrte. stating that price of legion caps will be about . $2. 00 each. A MOTION was adopted instructing the House com. to purchas a suitable cover for the table . MOTION made eeeoned and carried,that hereafter,the house committee should refere all differances to the Executive Committee. FIRING S~UAD COM. Repotted the next meeting will be the 2nd tuesday in march,and all is invited to attend \V~LFAM COM • .o.ae expended about $25o. 00 on the Shelden home and with the exception of plumbing the work is mostly done. Has.had a case reopened in the Vet.Bu. The buddy has the T.B. is married ,and hae two ch ildren. He is now in Farmingdale. A letter from the Aux.inviting us to ~tend a party in the Dug-Out Mar.24th.was read for the information of all members of the post. ~ ~ter Prof. Lovidow intertained and convenced us hat there is such a t hing as the power of mind over matter the meeting A~~ Po at Adjutant. • M:ar.l9, 1926. Regular meeting of the Win.Clinton Story Post, #342,Dept.of N.Y. held at Dug-Out on the above date Comdr.McCloskey called the meeting to order at 8;45 p.m. · The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. C01flUTTEES REPORTS: PERSOrniEL; 144 reg. and 2 associate members. BOWJS; Plenty of application blanks on hands,all who have not done eo are urged to make application for their bonus before time expires. MEMBERSHIP; The Co.is 100 stronger t~ an this time last year. Any member wishing to try for the prizes being offered by the post or Co.organization must see the con~ittee. E:MELEM; Will have plenty of post caps next ·neeting. FIR! ·JG SQ,UAD; Has chalanged Hose .# 1 to a game of indoor base ball to take place in the H.S. Gem. 2nd.tuesday in april. MEMORIAL DAY; The 300.00 dollars was appropriated by the village and the foreign vets of the world war have promised to be with as us on that day. INTERTAIN1'1ll.:WT; The iaestimonial dinner to the new village president,John Cruickshank,will be held at the Elks club,april 6,1926, t he tickets are $3.00 per plate.all those who wish to play indoor polo see the como as it is necessary to organize two teams. THE FOLLOWING l.{QTIONS WERE ADOPTED. That this post puregas two tickets $1.00 each, from the Fort Lyon Athletic Club,u.s.vet. Hospt. #80 Fort Lyon Colo. To instruct the Adj.to write a letter of t hanks to Wm. J. ,~arvin for crating and shiping , G. c. Smith' a household goods to Washington D.C. That rather than invite Far Rockaway to witness our initiation,we go to Far Rockaway and initiate their canidates. · Post Adjutant. April 2,1926. Regular meeting of the William Clinton Stor,y Poat,#342,Dept.of new York. Held at the Dug-Out on the above date.comd'r UcCloskey called the meeting to order at 8;47 p.~. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read· tiJ REPORTS OF CO'!UITTEES: WIEFARE; reports tbat Mrs Shelden was disposeed and forced to moove into her new home before the plumbing \7as installed. DUG-OUT; The editor having been ill was unable to get it to the press in tir1e for this meeting.willhave it out before next meeting. RITUAL; Will initiate in Hempstead last thursday in april. EMBLEM;Will have plenty more post caps in the near future. I 'TSURA.t'iCE; Chairman in formed us that the time is short for renewing and converting our war risk policiea.Also that procrastination is more of a detriment to the survivors than to the procrastinator. · INTERTAIW.J:.l!."'NT; That 58 went to ::.il"ew }ark to attend the Big Parade. and that the trip was enjoyed oy all. Long Beach and Lynbrook will play a ga~n e of indoor polo at Bellemare April l7-26,all are ~ i nvited. 35 tickets are paid for and 22 promised for the dinner to our new village pres. M.E .. 1BERSHIP; '.iill have a meeting soon to n!ake a plan of procedure. P.ERSO'm.EL ; 147 reg. and 2 assoc. TREASURER; General fund $587.14 Welfare " 208.60 House " 24.13 Bl 1 dg " 810.54 Total Jl630.41 The following motions were adopted: That the Mortgua~ Elim.Com.be authorized to spend the sum of $10.00. That t i.e request of a committee to meet i n the Dug-~ut to nominate a canidate for school board be declined on the grounds it is a political body. The following new members were initiated; Steinhardt Hughes Colberg Knox - Wardlow Able Stember . Klostermann Adj.~ Post Adjutant April 16,1926. Regular meeting of the Wm. Clinton Story Post, #342 Dept.of N.Y. held on the above date at the Dug-Out. Comdr.McCloskey call the .meeting to order 8:50 p.n:. ~ The reading ofthe minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. TREASURERS REPORT. General fund Welfare " House " Total Building fu'1d; Savings acct. Checking $ 599.58 208.60 38.13 t 846.31 $ 204.26 ?06.28 $ 910.54 Total on hand twe banks$ 1,74?.54. REPORTS OF COM!JITTEES: PERSONHEL; 160 regs. and 2 as soc. members. B6MU8; Ample supply of blanks on hands. INTERTAINM11NT; Stated that 73 attended the dinner to the Village Pres. and requested a letter of t!.ank s be writ ten to !.:aj or Rasmussen, which vve re ~ complied with. EMBLEM;New supply of caps ordered . expected to arri ye any day. RI~UAL;Will put on an initiation at Hempstead, April 2?th.all hand s are invited. WELFARE;Is busy straightening out the affairs of a veteran in need. FIRING S~UAD; Will meet on the 2nd and 4th tuesdays of may. GOOD OF Trill LEGION; Each member present were given an application blank and is expected to bring in a new member by next meeting. A Flag will be presented at rhe Luthern Church April 30th. which was under fire . in the war. Under new business a motion was adopted to appoint a cowmittee ,to eke tenative plans to 1 east our property for a number of : e,. rs provided 1easee erect 8K building to conform to conditions and specifications favorable to the post. Com. Cruickshank,Schrrtidt, Friedman. A motion to authorize the memorial day committ~ lilt bo draw a sum not to exceed $S5. 00 to replend sh a defic1 f~ in the ~ emorial day fund. Adjourne~ ~ Adjutant May 7,1926. Regular meeting of Wm. Clinton Story Post #342. Am.Legion,Dept.of N.Y.neld at the Dug-Out,o1 the above date. Comdr. "'.fcCloskey called the meeting to order at 8:45p.m. The minutes of the previous r1eeting \Vere appv'd as read· -- TREASURER REPORT; General fund $ 621.98 Welfare " 208. 60 House " 2.78 Bld'g n ch'kg 336.28 " " sav';t. 204.26 TOtal 11373.54 BERSmlNEL REPORT; 180_ reg. and 2 assoc. REPORTS OF COHUITTEES. 1lliMBERSHIP com.has made plans for displaying one of the large placards in the freeport theatre and has distributed the small noes all thru the business dis.of the village. WELFA~ com.announced thepost will make a trip to Kinks Park may 16th.and it was agreed to send post~ cards to all members urging them to go.all hands will assemble at Dug-Out at 1:00 p.m. Those present were given a very enlightening talk m Gov't insurance by Buddy Kranz. HOUSE Com· informed the post that the house has beEn ~ cleaned with the exception of the windows,urged the members to co'opperated with the com.in keeping it in good condition. DECORATION" DAY Com.made a very good report details of which can be had by consultiong Buddy Campbell. INTERTAI'N1f.J£NT Com. will have re pprt next meeting. EHBLEM com.has plenty of post caps and hopes to have them distributed by Uemorial day. FIRING s~·.will participate in furnerl services with Bellmore ~oat at Greenfield cemetary at 2:00 p.m. may 8th. alec will have a ga~e of indoor baseball may 11th with V.F.W Post. TH.l!.: FOIJLOWING MOTIOHS WERE ADOPTED: POPPY DRIV~ to left in the h~ nds of the Aux.they are to retain the fund derived from samt. ME~·IiBERSHIP CO'~~f. be authorized to pay expenses out of a $25:00 fund set aside for th ~at purpose. SPECTAL ;~mJ£THIG be called for ~ 1ay 13th. an<l cards be sent ov t to all members. ' '"em be rship a!"ld insurance meeting. THB Post pay for base ball equip't when bill i n ~ presented. POST ~ Pay for 5 tons of coal to be tak6:1 out of hou ee fund as i-t ±s-creed.~ ..A...AJ ~ r .... Eliminatinf" Hor Ge Com. Proposition of a conei gnne nt in Playland Park was refered to Exec?Com. 1""0TIONS INSTRTJCTEW The adj. to write the follovling letters were passed? To James Erwin Donohue Post #347 F?V. W. regretting our inibility to attend theii me~~rial day eeremoniee. To our senators and conge•saaan urging them to support three bill favorable to disabled veta. adj.to be furnis hed with a drafted letter by sponcer of motion. AND TO the Board of Supervissors Town of Hemps~ thaking t hem for setting aside a plot in greenfield cemetary for veterne? P.S. One to Wm.J.Smith, notifying mim that the Dug-Out is at his disposal any tilue he wishes to Post Adjutant? use it. May 13,1926. Special meetjng of w.m.Clinton Story Post #342, Dept.of N.Y. held at the Dug-Out,on the above date, let.Vic Comdr. Poet called the meeting to order at 8:45p.m. The following motion was adopted: That A.Dingfield Ch.G.M. U.S.N. Officer in charge of recruiting in Freeport,be given permission to use the Dug-Out from about 10:00 a.m. to about ~ 4: p.m. for recruiting purposes, permission may be ~ revocked upon 30 days notice;Equipment shall not exceed 25 sq.ft.after closing hours;and that the officer in charge of· Navy recruiting,will be responsible for all property of this post during recruiting hours. • Henry Kranz discueed Gevt.ineurance in detail. for the benifit of those who were interested. The membership com.under the leadership of the presiding officer formulated dBx plans of procedure for the coming campaign for new members. ~ Post Adjutant • .. l~riay21, 19 26. Regular meeti 1g of the w.m.Clinton Story Post,#342 Dept.of N.Y. Held at the Dug-Out on the above d ate Comdr.McCloskey pres&ding. The minutes of t~e previous meeting approved as corrected. TREASURERS RLPORT; General fund • 696.47 House " 5.99 Welfare n 143.84 Bld'g .. 540.54 Total $ 1386. 54 Rec'd fron1 lat. ~lat' 1 bank $6.15 " It Hat Com. refund $20.00 which are included in above report. REPORTS UF COMMITTEES; ~embership reports 195 reg. and 3 assoc. were and plana are completed to find the unknown soldie at the Freeport theatre on may 22end. Welfare stated that the turn out for Kings ~ark were very small cards were not sent out as per plan .and reccommended that the Boy Scout band not be invited to the next pilgrimage to Kings Park. Intertaimment com.is working on plans for a picture show in the near future. Decoration day com. states that all plans are complete for the se rvices on may 31st. all hands are urged to take part in parade and Blag presentation,and by all means go to the picnic in the after-noon. Firing Sqd. Will meet may 26th.every one is invited to attend. THE FOLLOWING MOTIONS WERE PASSED. That the baazar com.be instructed to turn over to post treasurer all funds and bills,bills to be paid by post tr~asurer. That the members who have no uniforms adopt the following uniform as near as possible: Legion caps,darksuit,black tie,white shirt, black shoes,and leggings. That 3 doz.prs.leggin8,be ordered, The personnel officer was authorized to purchas a padge for that office. That the post furchase a emblem sign from the Enfulem dept.for the sum of 27.50 dollars,to be placed out side of the DugfOut. The Luthern Church will be presented with • a campaign flag of the 59th field.oaJ-;·on ·flag daY· .~} .. all hands are invited to attend•--q• ~AA/~, ~ . June 4,1926. Regular n·eeting of William Clinton Story Post, # 342, Dept,of N.Y.held at the Dug-Out on the above date. Comdr. lfcCloekey called the-meeting to order at 8:50p.m. TREASURERS REPORT: General fund t 612.47 Welfare • 113.84 House " 7. 24 Building " 540.70 Total on hand &1,2 73725 REPORTS OF CO~~UTT .£ES: ME!!BERSHIP: 203 reg.and 3 assoc. members. The co .has a plan in force now and will keep up the campaign for nn members for the rest of t he year. WELFARE: Is still working on the case w th the Vet. Bu. INSURANCE: The time limit for converting insurance has been extended for one year. INTERTAINMENT: Making preparations for a show and the annual outing. Mru~ORIAL DAY COM.: Reports that every thing went off nicely as per plan,and the am exercises were a great euccess.requeated a rising vote of thanks for Joe Fuchs for hie efforts as ch.of commissary com. the re quest were corr.plied with. The following Graves were decorated by the veterans of Freeport: John Thurston Geo. Brandorf Henry T. Mohr Elmer R.Sheldon Richard Crummel Bertrcilll Glassel Arthur J.Smith Fred B.Steck Bergen seamen wrr.c. story Walter Whittaker Wm. Stewart Ca. eron Lewis Woods Andrew Carrow Lewis D.Rossea11 Grindall J.Burns~ FIRING SQ.UAD: The next meeing is June 15th.' don't forget to be there. WallY Young informed us that there would be a district conferanee at Town Hall on June 16th. and requested a good showing from t his poet. MOTIONS INSTRUCTING THE ADJUTMTT TO WRITE the following letters were adopted: One of condolance to Geo.Prezioei. " " Thanks " The Elks " " " 11 Major Rasmus sen " te Long Island Dis.Assoc. N.A.L.C .informing tham that they may use the 2nd.floor of the DugOut any night that we are not useing it. TEE FOLLOWING HOTIO'IS WERE ADOPTED: The memorial day cor:1. be discnarged with thanks. That we attend the Elks flag day services in a body, notices to sent out to all members, the co121dr. will see what arraingments can be made with Elks com.about distributing pamphlets on flag ediquette. ~ All members to assemble at 7: 45 p.m. at Dug-Out. -.., June 13th. Said pamphlets to have the name of the post stamped on them. That our co.Exec.Conunitteeman go to the county meeting June ll~h.uninstructed. MOTION ~ade eeeoned and withdrawn that the c o .Exec.c~~ !man be instructed to use every effort to keep Kings Park welfare fund intagt. Past-Post Commander Badges were ~ aka~ presented, 2nd."'is.chairman Wally Young,to Bob Campbell,Leo Schloss,John Cruickshank, and Henry Kranz . Adjourned • . d/ ?...:fA .J ~ "'Poet Adjutaat. ...... June 18l. 1926. Regular meeting of William Clinton Story Poet. # 342, Dept. of N.Y. Held at the Dug-Out on the above date. Corndr.HcCloskey presiding. MilruTES of the previous meet "ng were approved as read. COMMITTEE REPORTS. TREASURER: No report. PERSONNEL: 205 reg.and 3 assoc. members. MEMBERSHIP: Plans are being carried out, Nassau Co. is 104 % of last years total. New York State is ahe.ad of Ills. and Pa.in t 11e membership race. WELFARE: Working on same case with Vet. Bu. ~s. Sheldon thanks the post for decorating her husbands grave through the welfare officer. INT.ERTAINH.ENT: Has set Aug.?th.as the date for our annual outing. more details later. plans for the show are almost comtleted,be prepared to co-operate with the com.at any time. EMBLE~ : Any one desiring a new post cap see Cliff !(ahnken and place your order. MOTIONS WERE ADOPTED IUSTRUCTING THE ADJ. to write the following letters: One of t hanks to Oddfellows for use of their bankquet hall on memorial day. One of thanks to Elks for hospetality on flag day. One to each of the elective officers of the Elks invi ting them to attend our next meeting. The policy of the National body to cause an initation fee of $5.00 paid by all new me ~bers and 20% to sent to national headquaters will was tabled until some future date. meeting adjourned in regular form. ]v 7U{iJ 41'1Vtf Post Adjutant. July 2,1926. Regular meeting of Willia~ Clinton Story POst, #342,Dept.of New York, held at the Dug-Out on the above date. Comdr. 'fcCloskey presiding. Motion to ommit reading the minutes were adopted. Treasurers report: Gen. Fund $ 429.01 Welfare • 113.84 House " 20.54 Bld 1g Checking" 191.9? Saving " 204.26 Total Fund I 959.62 Reed $15.00 from Gerber on leggings. Paid for 8 tons of coa1,\~ich has been delivered. Intertaimment com. reports that plans for the annual outing on Aug.?,l926,are being completed and the boats will leave the dock about 4:00 p.m. Bazaar com. final report: Total receipts Expeases Balance 12313.16 1!516.05 J9'"9?7IT The last 44.58 dollars being turned over to e treasurer at t his time. liotion that we take the ladies on an outing some sunday this month was adopted, Kedenberg was appointed chairman of arraingements. :Membership com. 1 ssued a:ard s with names and addresses of prospective members to any one who was willing to work on the com. in boosting our membership? July 16,1926. Regular meeting of William Clinton Story Poet, # 342 Dept.of New York,wae cslled to order at 9: 45 p.m. by Comdr. McClo ekeyz on the above date. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved~ as read. .,- Welfare officer reports two more need~~ # cases placed in the hands of Aeeemel~ft stated "4 ) that this course se~s to be the only successful way to handle them now• Intertainment Com. has completed all details for the Annual outing on Aag.?-26 Tickets are $5.00 per and on sale all hands w'll meet at the Dug-Out at 4:00 p.m. on the 7th. and proceed to the scene of action. Plans for the Beach party are complete, all families bring lunch enough to feed the single members.will meet at the Dug-Out at ( 9:00)a.m. THE FOLLOWING motions were adopted: If a de~icet occured after the collection for refreshments were taken up,It .XXi shall be paid out of treasurers funds. That Chairman of Nassau Rifle Teams Buddy Mayer be invited to give us a talk on the subject. That the invitation to send firing Squad to Business men of Freeport to particapate in their cermony be accepte4• THE FOLLOWING N".AMED MEMBERS WERE IOMINATED FOR DELEGATES TO THE CO.COlfVENTION: Joseph McCloskey Jacob Kedenberg Joseph Fuchs Harry Friedman Robt. Campbell Henry Kranz Frank Post John Cruickshank Howard Aldridge Frank Winne Eugene Wei win Chas. Ray L. Walter Maurice Gouge Raynor Lee Welch Wardlow Ward Schmidt Horn Cameron A motion to close the nominations were adopted. • A motion instructing the Sec. to~one vote, ~ and that the first nine men will,to€',.. delegates _.. and the second nine will be~~fternatea,were adopted. ~ Post Adjutant. Aug. 6,1926, kE>eula.r meeting of William Cl~nton Story Post,#342, Dept.of N.Y. was called to order by Comdr.McCloskey at 9:05 p/m. on the above date. Minutes of t he previous meeting were app~oved as corrected. Membership Com. reported 213 reg. and 3 assoc. members and still going. The Comdr.reported on the mobil.of 3rd.die. and Co.Peliminary test. stated that about 250 attended Kf 50 being from the 3rd.Die. Congresmnan Bacon adre eaed the· gathering in regards to Axiation- legislation. After Col.Feloye of Mitchell Field heard the program of Nassau Co. S, }lob. read, The Col. placed all facilities of Mitchell Field at the Legiohe disposal in case of emmergency. · The Co.Mob.will take place on Nov.ll-26. plans to be made known later. CO.CONVENTION: Reports that our Comdr.wae elected a delegate to state con.After some deliberations and a lot of talk Inwood was awarded the Co.banner for the comimg year. BEACH PARTY COY.: The party was a great suceess 4 boats were used to convey it toJ the beach. The next one will be Aug.l5th. all hands are urged to come and bring tceir visiting friends. CAR COM.:Is still on the job ahd has a supply. of caps i f any one desires one see Cliff M~ hnkan. FIRING SQUD. Is making arraingmens to start the regular meeting in Sept. IntertAINMENT COM. States that 86 tickets has been disposed of eo far the outing,The dinner will be served at 6:00 p/m. Our CO.Officer of the National Rifle Aseociatia Buddy Mayer of Bellmore Post,gave us a talk on the association. THE FOLLOWING MOTIONS \VEF~ ADOPTED: Sec.be instructed to write aletter of thanks to Congressman Bacon for his efforts in behalf of a member of our post,who were succes sfully treated in the Walter Ree• Hospital. A rising vote of thanks to the Beach Party COM. That a nominating Com.be appointed of all Past Poet Comdre.to report back next meeting. Joe Fuchs voting in the Neg. That a donation of $10.00 be made to the boy 2G Scoutsxaf camp of Nassau Co. That our Committeeman be instructed to recommend to the Co.Com.That a bannar award com.of three ,non-Legion persons of prominance to award the bannar next year. After somee discussion the kiddies care were donated to the Fresh Air Home at the Ft.Of Grove st. That a past Comdre.Badge be purchased for the retiring Comdr. Chair be occupied by lst.Vice comdr.~oet at the time motion was put. That this poet make application to become a member of the National Rifle Aeeoeiation and the fee of $10.00 be paid to same. After counting the votes for the following canadatee,Horn,Langan,Gouge,and Ward, ~ Horn was elected by a large majority to be appointed 2nd.Div.Exec.Officer of the National Rifle Aeeociation. The 2nd.ballod on the following canadates, Gerber,Langan,Gouge,Ward, gave the deserving Mr.Gerber a very large ma~ority.to become the ~xeo.Officer of Poet Rifle Team. THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WERE APPOINTED FOR T~ RIFLE TEAM: . Joe McCloekey!---~Pwesident Frank Poet --Vice " Sam Gerber Exec.Officer W.B. Ward Sec. wm. Hemmel Treasurer. All members of the post are to become members of the Rifle Team. Adjourned, ". I>. ~ / 1/ /141/(j/ 1!~ Poet Adjutant. - Aug.20,1926. Regular meeting of William Clinton Story Post, #342,Dept.of N.Y.,Was called to order at 9:05p.m. by Comdr.McCloskey,in the Dug-Out on above date. tw•lt~ Minutes of the previoue meeting were approved as read. · PERSONNEL REPORT: 218 reg. and 3 assoo.members. Welfare officer reports progress. Ritual Com. " It Intertaimment Com.stated that 93 attended the annual outing,talent very good and all hands had a very good time. · Beach Party Ch.reported that it was necessary to use 5 boats to convey the last party to the Beacn A MOTION was adopted instructing the Chairman to make arraingements for another party on Sun. Sept.5th, Ammended to invite the Boy Scouts Troup 9, to attend? Robt.Campbell Chairman of Nassau Co.Legion Field meet made a report of general plans of that com. and ask this post to do all it can to make the meet a euecess. MOTIONS were adopted instructing the Adj.to write a letter to FredSmith Of Baldwin,thanking him for the use of his boat and his services on the days of our outings,and one to John Raynor glazier, for replacing broken glass in the DugfGut gratis. That the BoyScout Troup #9be furnished with kneckerchiefs with Legion emblem on each. Starting with the new administration,that a voucher system be used 1'• paying billa. That Art.9,Seo.l,of th by-laws of this post, be amended to read,oorresponding Adj.,recording Adj. instead of Adjutant. and that notice of change to be voted upon at next meeting be included in the nex~ issue of the Dug-Out. THE following report of the Nominating Com. \Vas adopted. For Comdr. Frank Post,~st.Vioe Comdr. Walter Schmidt, "2nd. Vice Comdr. Howard !la.hnken, Cliff Mahnken,Jack Kedenberg,and ~aurice Horn. Adj.Wm.B.Ward, Treasurer Wm.F.Hemmel,Peraonnel Sam Gerber, and Ed,Welch.For Exec.Com. Joe McCloskey, Chas.Wardlow,Al Forbs,Frank Gouge,Sasey,and Frembd. After letters of declination were read from Cliff and Howard Mahnken t hey were accepted. Nomination opened for Post Comdr.,Hotion to close nomination •ere adopted. Nomination opened for lst.Vice Comdr. Cloced on motion • Nomination opened for 2nd.Vioe Comdr.The follwoing were placed in nomination; Eugene Lee, Frank Gouge w.m.B.Ward John Nolan Jr. Sam Gerber Ray Langan. Motion to close nomination were adopted. Nomination opened for Adjutant:the following were nominated: Mulcahy White Ray Ward. Nominations Closed. Nomination opened for Treasurer, and Closed. Nomination opened for Personnel Officer, The following were nominated: Frank Gouge Joe Fuchs Ray Whitaker Nominations Closed. No ndnation opened for Chaplin ,the following names were placed in nomination: Robt.Goggen Ed. Welch Knox Nominations Closed. Nomination were The following were Nolan Kedenberg Whitaker Raynor Stewart Kranz Young opened for Executive nominated; Lee Ward Ray Stresmann ·Garber Danziger Com. All nominations motion from the were coledd on the adoption of a floor. Meeting adj aurned. Post Adjutant. • 1926 1926 Receipts Disbursements. Balance from Treasurer General Fund \1elfare Fund House Fund Retiring ;;~258 . 29 235 . 26 40 . 23 'lr533. 78 Receipts of year Received from dues 1168.50 Received ~rom Dug Out 141 . 00 Received from Legion Buttons 2. 75 Receipts House ~1d 230 . 59 Receipts from Uelfarc Officer 328. 45 Received from Rental of Gara&o 62 . 50 Total Disbursement for Year General Fund \lelfarc Fund House Fund SUMLlARY <,~1305 . 96 449 .87 425 .13 <j hl70 . 96 June 26/26 Transfe1·ed from general fund to Total receipts year ending hmuse fund 116 .00 fr~t . 3lst ,l926 Oct. 8/25 Received from Lugene Lee Treas Old Buildi~ Fund 25 .00 Nov. 24/25 Received from Burton Cassin Treas En-dowment Fund 35.00 Dec . 21/25 Received from Eugene Lee Treac Bazaar Comm. Refund 100.00 Uay 10/26 Recd. from Cliff I.lanh.kon refund from hat Comm. 20 .00 Total receipts Total Disb . Total Disb Bal Aug~l/26 __ ~~~~ July 2/26 Rood from Sam Gerber refund on Leggins 15 . 00 Reed from 1st Nat , Bank Int . for year on checking acct .l0 . 70 3£2789 . 27 The above report respectfully submitteii, (Signed) .liLLLJ.. F. HtJLThtEL , Treasurer . Sept . 3rd, l926 . TREASURER GENERAL FUrD 1.uLPI.~..o.q..l1i .&~UD liOU SE l!"UITD TOTAL BALAUCE REPORT. 'ir-%78 . 42 113. 84 '241:. 1 9 --.--,6-1-6: ~ BUILDilW PUliDS . JIIECKilrG .c~.JJT . SAVIUGS .AvCT. ,?122 . 55 211 . 23 '333 . 78 TOTAL BALAlTCJ FOR Y~tLT{. GEHLRAL FU:trD BUILDING .!! UlT.DS TOTAL BALANCE $616 . 45 ¥333. 78 ~949 . ~3 (Signed) IILL!Ahl F. IDr~L . Trcasl.ll"cr . SE:PTEllBER 3rd., l926 . I ~mJUAL RL OTI':: OF BUIL.DIHG FUND ~Ch~oclring- ~1cc~cunt Receipts . Balance from Retiring Treas . G5 . 78 Reed. from Entertainment ~cmm~5o . oo Reed. " Bazaar Ccrnm. 944. 58 Rood. 11 Legion Auxillary 500 .00 Donation Building Fund ~5 . 00 Refund from Citizens Bank .53 Interact received .16 Total ReceiPtS ~2046 . 05 Total Receipts ~2046 . 05 Total Disb . 1923. 50 Bal . en hand 'tl• li::2 . ;; Disbursements . Payment on Uotos interest on Notes Total DisbUl'Semonts '11'1500 . 00 423. 50 -wl923. 50 liotes standing Sent . 22/25 . ~7500 . 00 Uctcs standing Sept . 3/26 .;?6000 .00 Balance from Retiring Trcas . Transferred from Genoral Fund 14'1. 26 ( •,?35} loft in endowment fund 35 .oo Ancl ( '1~25) from old Building Fund hugene Lee Treasurer 25 . 00 Interest fer year mn SavingsAoct 6. 97 ,p2l1 . 23 ~mr::iiR¥ Cash in First Nat . B~rur Savings Acct . $211. 23 Cash in Ci tizcns l"!'at . Bank, Chec1dng Acctl2t:.. . 55 ~otal Balance in two banks ~333 . 78 ncspectfully Submitted , Sept . 3rd, l926 . (Signed) t.ILLI.alu -ll . HUL. L. ..... JJf.NUAL REPORT OF ~ERSOlillEL OPFICER. Sopt . 3 , 1926 . Membership . RegUlar 218 Associate 4 Total 222 Treasurer ' s Receipts for monies collected Total :Per :following items Dug Out Adds ~141 . 00 Buttons 2 . 75 Duos as follovis: Associate Arrears Advance Current Year 1926 12 .00 68 .00 15 . 50 1073. 00 Button Fund. ~1312 . 25 ~1312 . 25 Inventory 21 Buttons Cash $1 . 25 Application of ~reposed member with check to amount of $5 .00 of Neilson Fyfe Tiithout discharge record on hand . Duo on 11Dug Out" Add Amount Payable $3 . 00 Tho Personnel Officer solicits an investigation of the books . Tho above report respectfully submitted. (Signed) LIAUHICE F. HORN. · Personnel Officer 1925- 26 . IJI~BERSHIP . Tho Llemborship Committee was formed at the Or ganuzaticn lleoting of the new officers last year . At the first mooting of the Committee , tho Post Record Cards of the men who h~c been members at some former t :i.mo wore gone over , u.nd these cards wore distributed among the meubers of the Committee and wore either telephoned or called upon personally In this way a largo por~entage of tho old membership wore brought back to the fold . Dis~lay Posters and placards were purchased from National Headquarters and uero distributed througt out Freeport and tho neighboring Towns . The largo Poster was mounted on a linen background and attatched to the drop at the Freeport Theatre where it wao sl,own at each performance for a period of two weeks. A find , the "Unknown Soldier" stunt , was pulled at tbo Freeport Theatre , under the direction of Cliff Ilahnkcn, whm was asked to handle this job for me , as I could not bo there . If nothing else, we receive a lot of advertising. Through the Publicity Officer of the Pest, s.-. Gorber ,notices wore run in the Freeport Recorder , and the Daily Review , regarding membership . Another idea suggested by cur Commander , was the marking of application cards and distributing to tho members , and when the ... J m,. rlT J ds wero brought in with a now member's appl ication, tho man who signed him up , initialed tho card . Last Year Membership at this timo 162. Total for 1925 176. Present Membership 222 . September 3 ,1926. REGULAR MEI:TIITG OF ~HE r, ILLIAJ:.: C. STORY POST #342 , HELD AT THE 11DUG OUT11 ON THE ABOVE DA~E . co~;DER JOSEPH llC CLOSKEY, Presiding. The Minutes of the previous L1eeting vre·re approved as read. Personnel Officer's REPORT Regular U:ombers 218 Associate llombers 4 Welfare Officer 'oadc a brief Oral Report of tho ~ear ' s work, and turned over to Ually Young, ~25 . 00 to buy a new supply of cigarettes for Kings Park. Beach party will meet at tho "Dug-Out" at 10 :30 A.U. on tho 5th , for the last outing of the season. There will be about fifteen Boy Scouts in tho party. The Executive Officer of the Rifle Team, reports progress . CAP Committee has disposed of sixty-eight caps and has four on hand. The Nassau County Field Meet will take place at Curtis Field, Sept.26th,l926t at 2:30 P.M. tho tickets arc now on sale at ~1 . 00 each. Lottors of declinaticn from Henry Kranz and llinnie Raynor wore received and accepted with regrets . The following motions wore adopted ; Article ip., Section 1, of tho By- laws of the Post , o changed to read,"Adjutant,Corres-pcnding Adjutantn, instead of "Adjutant" . That the Post go in record endorsing Ually Young for State Vice Connnandel .. , Dept. of n. Y., a copy to be furnished cur delegate to stateCtiNY~ Convention. That an Adjute~t ' s Badge be purchased for the Corresponding Adjutant . That Arrangements be ~ade ~or installation of officers , and refresn~ents be served. The Meeting now proceeded to the election of Officers . ITomination opened for ?est Cornr:tander . The follovl i ng wore placed in nomi nat i on : Fr ank Post Leo L!aher ·~~a l tor Schmidt Maher and Schmidt were permitted to wi thdraw. Motion to cl oso nomi nations was passod. Motion to re -open nominat ions was passed. tlhen nomi nations wore closed on a mo t ion, tho foll owing wore candidates , with result of veto recor ded opposit e their respective names : Fr ank Post ------- ---------------- 47 Plcyd De Vee --------------------- 2 Leo Maher ------------------------ 5 John Nol an --- - - ----------------- 6 Vot es II " n The vote was made unanimous for Frank Post for Commander . Nomination cpcnod and 3losed for 1st. Vice Commander on motions , wi t h the following being nominated : Walter Schmidt Hot ion passed instructing Socatary t o cast ono voto, Schmidt was decl ared elected . After nomination was opened and closed, on motions , the following candidates were voted upon , tho resul are as indicated . Jake Kedenburg ---------------------41 Maurice Horn --------------------- 17 Eugene Lee ---------------------- 1 William B. \7ard -------------------- 5 John Nolan --------------------------1 Votes " 11 II If Motion making vote unanimous for Kedenburg Tias adopted . • Motions opening. and closing nomination for Adjutant , t1 c following were nominated and voted for , results as follows : \/ill i o.r.1 B. Ward ---------------------37 Votes Frank GOuge -------------------------16 John Nolan -------------------------- 6 It II White -------------------------- 1 " Motion opening nomination for Corresponding Adjutant. Frank Gouge was nominated. Llotion instructing Soot. to c~st one vote, Gouge was found elooted. ·' :nomination for Treasurer was oponod. William F. Hummel beino;.; the 011ly candide.t o, tho ~ o ct . rm.... in ... 1. r uot cd to C.;.-.c1 one vote Tmnmol 't"laS vlcctod. Nomination 6poned for Personnel Officer , After the following were nominated, noinations wore closed on motion and adopted • Sam Gerber ----------------------10 Ed. Welch -----------------------11 Joseph Fuchs -------------------- 2 Ray ffuittaker ------------------- 2 s. Greenblatt ------------------- 3 Maurice Horn ----------------- ---33 Votes If If " II If Motion passed to make vote unanimous for Horn. Nomination opened for Chaplain. Tho following wore nominated and nominations closed by motions . 1st. Ballot 2nd Ballot Robert Goggin 1 Vote ----------- Ed. Welch 8 n ----------- John Knox 2 n ------------ Maurioo Stember 10 If 12 Votes Leo Uaher 24 II 43 II Ray Whittaker 10 11 ------------ No one having a majority, the following candidates withdren, Goggin, Welch, Knox, and 1 .. 'hi ttaker. Rosul t of second ballot are as indicated above . 0 F C 1 O.E ll.LI CLI '0 3TOI Y POS'r. C6 JlR Frank Poot , 106 • lto 1 t. Phone l t. I~ CO :A D< H. alter c. Scbni t, G8 Gr<111d Ave. Phone 2nd. VIC CO 11)r;R J cob Ke cngurg, ll5 . Ocean Av • m.B. a.rd. Adjutant OX 82 Correoponding Adj . Frank· Goudge , 82 Arcl er St. Pc:reonnol. Taurice llorn, 161 • ain St. • F. I c Tre surer. I cl. 43 t.John's Pl • ITT • Joseph cCloskcy, l27 Pe r"'all Ave. Ray 1hit 172 oee ~t. am Garber, la.t Iron ld' e --74. I a..u,.. U <-<.__ 8; \..- Al. Forbes, . 113 .Dean St. S.Gr en latt, 80 s. in ot. rocport 127 G ct lb86- n , 70- n n " n n l1 n n n 1948 3390 4. - 13'2- 30?2 39 G 1 b- 8 8 19"-J S070 9 5- !lo t ion making vote unanimous for llaher was adopted. Nominations opened aor ExecutiveCommitteo Tlli following wore noninated, and voted upon after nominations were ·closed by motions. Joe llc Closkoy ------------------50 Ray Uhittaker ------------------31 Votoa II Sam Gerber -------------------37 I,.I John Nolan ---------------------- 29 Al . Forbes ---------------------- 27 S. Greenblatt ------------------- 26 Charles Wardlow ----------------- 12 II I Casey ------------------18 Frombold---------------- 6 Stewart ---------------- 9 Lee ---------------- 11 Ray Ward --------------------- 22 Streosman--------------- 1 Danziger --------------- 10 Uolch -----------------19 I u II n II II II " " II II The ~irst six named, were declared cleated. Uooting closed in regular form. Respectfully submitted, (Sie;nod.) ~z~w~ Post ADJUTANT jiiO' Sept.l7.1926. Regular meeting of Wm.Clinton Story Post #342 Dept.of N.Y. was held in the Dug-Out on the above date Comdr.!'cCloskey called the meefi r.g to order at 8;47 p.m. ~ The chair at this time was turned over to - County Comdr. Ed Greenfield who in a very able mann~ installed the newly elected officers.After the insallation the chair and gaval was surrendered to post co ru dr.~rank Poet. • A motion was adopted to omit the reading of the minutes of the previous ~eeting • Personnel officer reported the membership totaled 222 reg. and ~assoc. meniliere.for 1926,and two paid for 1927· Motion was adopted accepting the money sent to the comdr. b. branch 1153 N. A. L. c. and place same in welfare fund and letter be written to them informing t hem that in the future donations will be returned. A motion was passed in favor of court-marshelling Leo Maher at t he next n;.eeting. Intertainment com. reports t hat arraingments .... has been made for the theatre part~ to the Cl.asino e in Bklyn, on Oct.4th. tickets are f.l.25 each. and that about $500.00 has b en colleeted for adds in the program on arnistic day. Motion adopted to sent out cards to all membeD informing them that we will meet at the Dug-Out at 11:30 a.m. Sept.26th.to ass ~ st Bob and hie com. at Curtis field. Bob reports that otto Miller of Bklyn Nat, le will catch a ball dropped from an airoplane. J;os McCloskey reported that the State Con. elected Brungde State comdr.and endorsed Spafford fOr National comdr.The Nati onal Con.will be Oct.ll-15th at Phila. At this time we were favored with a very nice talk by the County Commander. A rising vote of thanks was extended to the Village Pree.and the ~maxi village board for their efforts in ge t ting the new Fire Hall for our Armistic Dance. 1fot ion that a fine be i~1po sted on any member found cluttering up the Dug-Out was ::amcnade and - seconed.after some diecussion t~ a motion to table the above motion was adopted. A rising vote of thanks was given Bill Enkler for hie untiring efforts in keeping the Dug-Ou~ . b as clean as possible. Adjourned. ~~ Post Adjutant. -- Oct.l,l926. Regular meeting of w.m.Clinton Story Post #342, Dept.of N.Y.Was held at the Dug-Out on the above date,Comdr.Post called the meeting to order at 8: 45 p.m. Minutes of the previous meeting were app~oved as read. Personnel report; 222 reg.and 4 assoc.m~mbers At t his time Mr.Co nhes of R.V.C.was given the floor, and give us a nice talk on the need of a hospital on the south shore. Motion was adppted that a com.of 3 be appoin~ to attend the Freeport Hospital Com.meeting, and if Freeport does not make plans for a hospitru of its own we will endorse :!r.Combes' project. Membership Com.is inthe organization stage. Entertainment Com.Kedengurg, Ste:mber, Steinhart, Have secured Antie Brown's gang to play for the Armistice dance and the arraingment of the program is well under way. Evary thing is ready for the theatre party on Oct.4th. A thel a tic Corn. recommended that we should organi ze a f oot-ball team or get behind the Freeport J. earn. HouseCo~.called for volenteers to help clean up Dug-Out on Oct.2nd· A motion being adopted to replace Mrs.Aaron's basket which was lost on i.!emorial Day. • Firing Sqd. will meet on 2nd monday evening of each month Oct.llth being the first meeting. ·lotion was passed t ) increase the Dug-Out to 6 pages and t he Com.is authorized to proceed with the increase. Civic Com. is making plans for a trophy for an essey or a debate &n the Freeport Schools A motion was adopted to donate $25.00 to Com. for working purposes,in making plans for an oration on why I am an .American. Motio n was passed to instruct the post treasurer to refund the some of $10.00 to rrorn for overp~ent. 1.iotion that Publicity Officer keep a book of paper clippinge,.was passed. Motion that the case of Chas.Schuck be referrd to welfare officer• Motion was adopted instructing adjutant to write the following letters: A letter of thanks Fire Council offering the Fire hall to Veteran organizations for $10.00 per night One of thanks to Village Board for their efforts in making the above possible. One to V.F.WS and one to exmk Our Aux.informing them that the above action has been taken. ..... The propossion concerning a new Club house waa referred to Exec.Com. After Captain Williams Bridish War Vet • . was in~roduced and made a nice talk ,he promised to donate $500.00 towards a new Club house. Treasurer's Report: Oct.lst. Gen.Fund $330.63 Welfare 90.84 House Fund 23.84 Inter. " 15.00--Total 1460.31 ~xxPtiSO Bldg. Fund Checking Act. $ 80.55 Savin " 211.23--Total Total balance on hands Following bills paid. Sept.30-26. Freeport Press 225 po at cards 260 copies Dug-Out Acme Advtzg. Co. Mailing 223 poet cards 11 256 Dug-Outs 256 #5-lt¢ envelopes 4 address plates County treasurer Village of Freeport for Elec. service Sept. 27-26. $ 5.25 16.50 .75 2.15 4.30 • 20 1.75 4.40 Whitney Van Wicklen & Co. for new Stove pipe 12.95 welfare officer for Kings Park Seg. 25.00 William F.He~~el TEaaeurer. Adjourned, ~1' Post Adjutant. • - Oct.l5,1926. Regular meeting of Willia~ Clinton Story Poet, # 342,dept.of N.Y.was held in the Dug-out on the above date.comdr. Post called the meeting to order at 8:45 p.m. The minutes of the previous meeting were approi.d as read. Treasurers General fund Welfare 11 House " Enter. 11 Bldg. II II II Total bal. on report: $326.86 74.29 28.14 15.00 Chk. 80.55 Savg 211.23 hand$736.07 Personnel report, 225 reg. and 7 assoc. ·embers. Welfare chairman i e working on two cases, would like to find some light work for them. Athletic com. is working on plans for a field me ct in the spring. Firing Sqd.\vill meet on Nov 8th • .After drill will play Hose one a game of indoor base ball. There was about 30 member 'kf>ctc.tfhis poet atte .,de:i the national conv.and broughtAwonderful reportsof taem work of the western states. Intertainment com. has all plans cor1pleted for the Armistice dru1ce at the Fire Hall and reports that it will be a greater success this year tllan ever. The publicity officer is doing a lot of scouting for news and states that ~ news from any one will be a9preciated. ~!ot io n was passed accepting the brass cannon from Dr. Dean. Buddy Shean was appointed as chairman of a com. to form a bugle corps. Any one wishing to attend the Gene Tauny dinner will get in touch with Ray Langan who is chairman Qtl larraingmente. After the reading of an invitation to attend Lynbrooke insaallation of officers a motion was adopted instructing the Adj.notify the Aux. that a deligation would attend.on Oct.25th. An invitation was received from Bellmore, requesting our ritual com.to i!'litiate at their club house on the 26th. ·otion adppted to table discussion regards to annual dues. ~~ot ion to recon eider last motion failed to paaa 'otion thanking 'faurice Stember for hie succem ful efforts in obtaining a base ball autographed by 6tto Miller at the ·:rassau Field meet, ·:rae passe:i ~ Post Adjutant Nov. 5,1926. Regular meeting of William Clbinton Story Poet, # 342,Dept.of N.Y. Was called to order at 8;40 p.m. by Comlir.Po st. The mi rutee of the previous meeting were approved as read. Trevsurere Report: Gen. Fund $ 304.11 House " 30.59 Welfare" 59.29 Ent. " • 34.33 Total I 428.32 Bldg. Fund Chk.Acc. I 135.45 Sav. "~- 211.23 Ta.tal $ 346.68 Total Balance on hand $ 7?5.06 Personnel Report, 225 Reg.and 12 aesoc.Membe8 I ~ertainment reports all plans are complete for the Armistice Dance and from all indications it will be a big success,and urges all members to talk it up among friends. Welfare has secured work for one veteran driving a truck , is working on a Spanish war pension for another. Rlans are being made to go to Kings Park on Nov.28th.All hands are requested to cooperate. At a latter date will take up a collection at all theatres,for the welfare fund. Cap Com. has ~old 60 caps so far and still has a supply on hands. Memorial Com.Requete that a letter be written to the V.F.W'e asking the names of their com. for the coming year· Thi a request was gran ted. The M:ortguage Eli!'Jinating Com. were authorized on a motion passed to make their own plane and report back latter, Firing Sqd.will meet 1londay r~ov.8th. and will play hose #1 after arill. A .. , u The membership cards for N.R.A.Club has been ordered. France ConV.Com.reports that the S.S.Calidonia has been alotted to the &tate of N.Y.and the trip will cost $150 up? Any one wishing further details see Harry Friedman. The property disposition Com. recommends t ho.t nothing be done aim~ for a year or two. Drum Corps Com.Reconnnended that we organize a 28 l?iece corps and the instrwnents for same will cost $174.60 from Carl Fisher. A motion was adopted authorizing l ar~' Shean to purshas the instruments and organize the fife and drum corps as recommended. Schloss and Langan Voting Neg. AthCleti cK Com. States that a bouling team has been for.med,and ~~that the basket ball project should be abonded.Urged all members to attend the Foot-ball game between Freeport and Naval Hospital on Nov.l4th the proceeds goes to our welfare fund. A motion was adopted recommending a com. of three be apointed to cooperate with the Aux. with their insallation setvices. At this time the following named new members wee obligated in due form: L.T.Griffin A.B.Myres J.Gettler ~ E. C. MacCormack Irving Arnold wm.:M:illigan J.L.~ueua~AFr A Harry W.EJ(egger. - Adjourned. U;? lJA,t/~ Post Adjutant. Nov.l9, 1926. Regular meeting of· Wm. Clinton Story Post # 342, was called to order by Comdr. Poet at 9; 46 p.m. on the above date. Minutes of the previous :neetin -; were apporved as read. Treasurer~e report: Enter. Fund $ 7?1.33 Gen. 11 148.56 Welfare 11 59. 29 Athlectic 11 179.75 Band 11 14. ?0 House " 31.05 Bdg.Chkg " 135.45 " Savg " 211.23 Balance on Band $1551.36 Membership Com.rept. The armi stice film was shown at Freeport Theatre which is expected to influence increase in membership.A coneerted effort will be made after Jan.let. by the com. Tntertai:mment Com. atates that a net profit of ax~ about $942.00 will be realized on the armistice dance.Aleo are planing a card party, t mask and civic ball and a get-to-gether party far the winter months. Welfare Com. will take up a collection at both theatres on thanksgiving day,will meet at Dug-Out at 7;00 p.m. Plans are complete for the Trip to Kings Park on NOv.28th.will meet at the Dug-Out at l:oo p.m. will have about $45.00 for sigarettes donated by different organizations in Freeport. Athlectic Com. made $1?9.?5 on the ball game Have 25 tickets for next sundays game, the proceeds of which will go the Elks benifi t. Fife Dr.and Bugle eorps is making wonderful progress. will meet each monday night for practic. A motion was adopted instructing the Adj. to write a letter to ~(r. C}ould telling; him that he must have been misinformed as we have a fife & dr. coppe. Personnel rept. 225 3eg.and 16 assoc. members Exec. Officer of N. R• c. has membership cards on hand and the bond was executed fo r j300 for 1 yn for the some of $5.00. Firing Sqd will meet Dec.l3th.the Drum corps will play while they drill • Motion was passed i :1 structing the Adj. te lA 1-rr;; letters of thanks to; Mr.Stiles,Freeport Recorder, and the Freeport Theatre for advts.Space donated by them for the Armistice dance. Civic Com.are making plans for the oration co~test to take place in the H.School also the Stre et flag project are being looked into. The 2nd.Uist.Exec.Officer of the N.R.A. reports that the b lf£11/#C.: Arms 0o.had shipped two car loads of material to Bellmore and paid $80.00 freight and $60.00 demurage on same. The following motions were adopted: That the bonding of the Treasurer be fefere« ~ to the Exec.Com. · ~ That all tickets not sold,for the Elks benift ball game be purchased by the Poet. That all new members shall not be required to contribute to the refreshment fund,they are to be our guest . Adj o·.1rned. ( /A)~ tn1/f{ Post Adjutant. Dec.3,1926. Regular meeting of Wrn.Clinton Story Poet, #342,Dept .of H.Y.was held at the Dug-Out on the above date.Comdr.Post called the meeting to order at 8:43p.m. Yinutee of the previous meet ing were approv ed as read. Personnel reports 225 reg.and 16 assoc.members Inter.Com.has a few adds to be collected on the armistice dance progra~ . also atates that the tickets for the beefsteak dinner will be $2.00 and the theatre tickets will be $.75 . The Maj or will take care of the intertain~ent . Welfare Com. Reports tr_e trip to Kings Park was a gr eat success , t here were about 25 cars and 2 busses in the procession.3000A cigarettes were donated and there were plenty of caxes and i nterta nment.The com.donated $25. 00 to the Geo . Box fund of Eellmore .A position was gotten for a V~t. in the School.The Com.requested the following letters of thanks be written ,which was granted. To; Exchange Club,Chamber of Commerce,Sunriae 'Jas~ Geo.Wheeler, Hrs.W.H.K.Copela"ld of Baldwin,and the Bellmore J3and. Hotion Adopted instruct eng the Adj .to i nform Bellmore Post that we will cooperate with them in any thing they want to do for Geo.Box. Wallace Young, Bob Ca.>npbell and Joe irccloskey was appointed a com. to take up the proposition of having deserving emergency h&spital cases of vetera taken care by the Govt. Ritual Corn.ie ready to start activities Jan.lst AthleticCom.Will know at a latter date about what arraingmente can be :nade with the Freeport Field Club. Installation Corn.states that all plans are ready for the ceramoniea. Firing Sqd. 1'i'ill n1eet :::Jec . l3th. with the Drum corps. The France Conv. Con. will meet with all those who are interested On Dec.6th. Drwn Serpa is progressing very nicely will soon have some new mcmbe rs fror.t Hi tchell Field. Motion was adopted to be retroactive . that Officers of the Post auto .. tatic ally to assu e the same official capacity i'1 the 1{. R.C. A otion passed That this post go on record as opposed to the pernicious sale of ~~achine guns, and this shall be brought befors the state thru the proper channels.Admended; to ~r ge a chan e in the present law to i elude ~c ire ~uns . "otion s carried th-:t hereafter a li t of ~ctivities be printed on our application cards. A. otioP t•at t ~i: 1 of the P~ila . rade be re t e • 1 a1:Jw t a ' te"" d te . IJI"'"' A motion was adopted asking the civic Co '" to taks an active part in the comunity Xmas Tree l!Or.l. welfare vfficer States t .. at the collection at tr.: theatres amounted to $311. 18 and requested a letter of thanks be written to the School Beard thanking • tlem for aking it possible for the fruit contribut tion from the school children. Post Ad~ utan t . • .. Dec.l7,1926. Regular me eting of Wm.Clinton Story Post, # 342 Dept.of N.Y. was calle~ to order by Co udr. Post at ~m 9:06 p.m.in the Dug-Out on the above ~ date. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as corrected. Personnel reports 222 reg.and 16 assoc.membem The membership com will have their fiest meeting Jan.4th. Welfare announce<- t·,..at the co. will lpay Santa Slause to St. G-'1 L.£S House in Garden City, on Dec.26th.urges Fre eport to send a good represe~ tat ion. Civic Com. met Vlith the cu... ... .ununity X."11as tree Com.and has made arraingments to furnish a truclc. France Conv.Com.states that 6 couples h~ s made reservations so far. The Drum Corps is in a very progressive stage of instruct ions. Motion was adopted donating $ 10.00 to near ~ast relief fund. Motion was passed donating $ 1. 00 to State Dept. Grnves Endownment. :.rot ion was adopted accepting the invitations of the Auxle.of Hicksville Jan.7th.,a.nd Bellmore, Jan.l4.th. Motion passed endorsing Joe ~cCloskey for next Co.Comdr. inyitatio~ Buddy Coffins ~EHU tr~hwe to participate b in the Elks Santa Clause parade was accepted. > Motion was adopted accepting the Elks invita~ to meet in their Grill Room and a letter of thanks be written to them for same. Motion was passed instructing the Adj. to write a letter of thanks to tl:e Aux.for thtir donation of $200. OO.i!otior.. was adopted; That heieafter when an affair is run by the entert airunent Com. That no extra expense will be incured above that stated on the tickets. Motion to disregard the basket ball project as it is not feasable. Motion to table the above was passed. i'fotio.n to tac:e the basket ball project off table was adopted.After some discussion the origional motion was e ado~ted. ~iring Sqd. will meet 2nd.monday in Jan. Motion adopting the following resolution was passed by a rising vote, 19 for and 8 againsts " Whereas Sec. 2 Art. 2, of the· :~ational canst itution of the A!1erican Legion reads: 'The .American Legion shall be absolutely non-political and shall not be used for the diEsemir.ation of partisan principles nor for the promotion of the candidacy of any person seeking public office or pref e r . en~,' 11 Therefore, be it resolved that the ·villiam Clinton Story Post ,A.'Tlerican Legion, Uo. 342/ in meeting assembled reaffirms its belief in our national constitution and wishes to make clear that it is i n no way connected or affiliated with any partisan political organization. " Further,that copies of this resolut i on be~ given to representatives o~ the local newspapers." After nominations were opened for Del.and Alternates to the Co.Conv.,The following named men were placed in nomination; Del. Bob Campball Joe KcClo skey S.Greenblatt Wally Guest Wm.B.Ward Frank Post Ed. Welch Walter Schmidt Jake Kedenburg Alt. ;rarice Stember Harry Friedr:: an Chas.Wardlow Walter Heidelberger Jrunes Duhy Henry Kranz Wally Young Cliff Mahnken Ray Langan :.[otion nominafions be closed was passed Metion that the first 9 be known as canidatee for deligates and the 2nd.9 be known as canidates for alternates was adopted. r otion that the Adj.cast one vote for each group of cani dates v:as also passed. Adjourned, Adjutant.
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Coleen Rooney Kimono Dress with Python Print Detail
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MILWAUKEE, Wisc.—September 15, 2010—The Florentine Opera in partnership with Latino Arts, Inc. presents a special program for local students introducing them to opera and classical singing. Internationally acclaimed baritone Guido LeBrón, who will create the lead role of Delacruz in the Florentine's upcoming world premiere of Río de Sangre, will spend the morning with students in eight through twelfth grade presenting "Get Opera," a specially-customized program designed to engage students in the arts.
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How Bank Customers Are Changing the Game for Banks
According to Ernst & Young's 2012 global consumer banking survey, retail bank customers are taking control of their banking relationship more than ever before. The study, which questioned 28,560 banking customers across 35 countries, highlights how customers expect to be financially rewarded for their loyalty. According to the survey, the percentage of customers planning to change their banks has almost doubled in the past year, while 91 percent of consumers expect to receive financial rewards if they do remain loyal to their banks. Here are some additional findings from the report.
Confidence Remains Low
More than half of the U.S. respondents to the study indicated their confidence in the banking industry has waned in the past 12 months. Confidence levels fell in all European countries from last year, particularly the countries heavily impacted by the financial crisis.
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The Outside Corner:
Jed Lowrie,
Miguel Tejada,
Carlos Lee,
Lance Berkman,
Roy Oswalt,
Hunter Pence,
Michael Bourn,
Wandy Rodriguez,
Kyle Lohse,
Ed Wade,
Brett Myers,
Evan Longoria,
David Price
TEAMS: Houston Astros, Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals, Miami Marlins, Texas Rangers, San Francisco Giants, Atlanta Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, Tampa Bay Rays, Boston Red Sox
TEAMS: Houston Astros, Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals, Miami Marlins, Texas Rangers, San Francisco Giants, Atlanta Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, Tampa Bay Rays, Boston Red Sox
After yesterday's trade of Jed Lowrie to the Athletics, a new narrative is popping up around the Houston Astros by some mainstream writers: the team is an embarrassment that makes the A's and Marlins look like big spenders. Much is being made about Houston's payroll in 2013, which will likely end up around $25 million on Opening Day. But because the team isn't spending money, are they an embarrassment? The Astros haven't been to the playoffs since 2005, when they won the NL pennant. Houston hasn't finished above .500 since 2008. In 2009 and 2010, the Astros spent $195 million on payroll, and went 150-174. Over the last two years, the Astros spent $137 million on payroll, and went 111-213. Over the next two years, they'll probably spend about half (or less) than they did from 2011-12, and there's really no way to get worse than 111-213. So if you're the Astros, why *wouldn't* you divert money from the major league payroll to give the team a b...
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1. Split Personality
2. Hell Wit Ya
3. Most Girls
4. There You Go*
5. You Make Me Sick
6. Let Me Let You Know
7. Love Is Such a Crazy Thing
8. Private Show
9. Can't Take Me Home
10. Stop Falling
11. Do What U Do
12. Hiccup
13. Is It Love
14. There You Go [Sovereign Mix][*]
15. Most Girls [X Men Vocal Mix] [*]
16. Get the Party Started
17. 18 Wheeler
18. M!ssundaztood
19. Dear Diary
20. Eventually
21. Catch-22
22. Just Like a Pill
23. Family Portrait
24. Misery
25. Respect
26. Don't Let Me Get Me
27. Gone to California
28. Lonely Girl
29. My Vietnam
30. Catch-22
31. [CD-Rom Track] [Multimedia] [Multimedia Track]
32. Trouble
33. God Is a DJ
34. Last to Know
35. Tonight's the Night
36. Oh My God
37. Catch Me While I'm Sleeping
38. Waiting for Love
39. Save My Life
40. Try Too Hard
41. Humble Neighborhoods
42. Walk Away
43. Unwind
44. Feel Good Time
45. Love Song
46. Interview with Pink
47. [CD-Rom Track] [Multimedia] [Multimedia Track]
48. Stupid Girls
49. Who Knew
50. Long Way to Happy
51. Nobody Knows
52. Dear Mr. President
53. I'm Not Dead
54. 'Cuz I Can
55. Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely)
56. U + Ur Hand
57. Runaway
58. The One That Got Away
59. I Got Money Now
60. Conversations With My 13 Year Old Self
61. Fingers [*]
62. Centerfold [*]
63. [Untitled Track]
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Richie Sambora: Guitar
William Orbit: Composer, Producer, Mixing
Cathy Dennis: Composer
Andrew McPherson: Photography
Beck: Composer
Tom Lord-Alge: Mixing
Deborah Anderson: Photography
Tim Armstrong: Guitar, Piano, Composer, Keyboards, Sound Effects, Vocals (Background), Producer, Engineer, Loops, Mixing
Dallas Austin: Composer
Chris Champion: Engineer
Daniel Chase: Drum Programming, Keyboard Programming
Al Clay: Producer, Mixing
Jim Cox: Organ, Piano
Neal Creque: Composer
Sherree Ford-Payne: Vocals (Background)
Lars Frederiksen: Guitar
Marti Frederiksen: Bass, Guitar, Arranger, Drums, Producer, Engineer, Mixing
Matt Freeman: Bass
John Frye: Engineer
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Nick Lane: Trombone
Lee Levin: Drums
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David Paich: Organ
Shawn Pelton: Drums
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Linda Perry: Guitar, Composer, Sitar, Vocals (Background), Producer, Engineer, Drum Programming
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Neil Pogue: Mixing
Lon Price: Sax (Tenor)
Amy Ray: Vocals (Background)
Brett Reed: Percussion, Drums
Atticus Ross: Synthesizer, Percussion, Engineer, Loops
Emily Saliers: Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Eric Schermerhorn: Guitar, Composer
Rick Sheppard: MIDI
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Scott Spencer Storch: Composer
Andy Timmons: Guitar
Tricky: Producer, Engineer
Steven Tyler: Vocals (Background)
Butch Walker: Bass, Guitar, Composer, Keyboards, Programming, Vocals (Background), Producer
Mike "Hitman" Wilson: Engineer
Serban Ghenea: Mixing
Karlin: Arranger, Producer
Beth Cohen: Vocals (Background)
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Dan Warner: Guitar (Electric)
Jake Davies: Engineer
Craig Love: Guitar
Paul Boutin: Engineer
Carlton Lynn: Engineer
Robin Lynch: Composer
Josh Butler: Engineer
Max Martin: Guitar, Composer, Producer, Drum Programming
Terry Richardson: Photography
Bernd Burgdorf: Programming, Engineer
Kandi Burruss: Composer
Mike Elizondo: Guitar, Keyboards, Programming, Producer
Paul David Hager: Engineer
Justin Meldal-Johnsen: Bass
Quinnes Parker: Arranger, Composer
Marvin Scandrick: Composer
Sean Spuehler: Engineer
Daron Jones: Arranger, Producer
Ryan Williams: Mixing
Paul Foley: Engineer
Mario A. Elizondo: Composer
Dave Carlock: Organ, Bass, Bass (Electric), Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Engineer, Drum Programming, Wurlitzer
Dorian Crozier: Drums, Tambourine
Geoff Zanelli: Synthesizer, Bass, Guitar
Josh Abraham: Producer, Engineer
Billy Man: Composer
Richie Supa: Arranger, Composer, Producer
Terence "Tramp Baby" Abney: Composer
A. Martin: Composer
A. Phillips: Composer
Matt Mahaffey: Synthesizer, Drums, Glockenspiel, Keyboards, Turntables, Omnichord
Wassim Zreik: Engineer
Oscar Ramirez: Engineer
Travis Barker: Percussion, Drums
Dave Way: Mixing
P!nk: Arranger, Composer, Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Producer
Jamal Jones: Vocals (Background)
C. Stewart: Composer
Tavia Ivey: Vocals (Background)
Adam Hawkins: Engineer, Mixing
The Molecules: Guest Appearance
Josh Wilbur: Engineer
Chrissy Conway: Vocals (Background)
Dr. Luke: Producer
Wayne Hood: Strings, Keyboards
Pete Wallace: Guitar, Piano, Engineer
Steven Wolf: Programming, Tambourine
Christopher Rojas: Guitar, Violin, Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Keyboard Programming
Anthony President: Composer, Producer, Drum Programming
Merrill Nisker: Composer
Joshua Seth Eagan: Percussion, Drums
Hopey Rock: Vocals (Background)
Jonathan Davis: Composer
Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald: Guitar, Composer, Drum Programming
Doug Tyo: Engineer
Edward Quesada: Engineer
Will Baker: Arranger
Paul Ill: Bass, Composer
Rami: Composer
Brainz Dimilo: Composer, Producer, Drum Programming
Rafael Moreira: Guitar
Mylious Johnson: Drums
MachoPsycho: Producer
Niklas Olovson: Bass, Composer, Drum Programming
Vic Ruggiero: Piano
Richard Chychki: Engineer
Sovereign: Remixing
Steve Rhythm: Programming, Producer, Drum Programming
Damon Elliott: Bass, Piano, Composer, Producer, Engineer, Drum Programming
E. Lewis: Composer
Jason Boyd: Arranger
A. Moore: Composer
Brian Macleod: Composer
Sean Hall: Producer
M. Keith: Composer
J. Hollins: Composer
John Silas Cranfield: Engineer
C. Sills: Composer
Michael Keith: Arranger
R. Thicke: Composer
K. Prather: Composer
S. Clarke: Composer
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Adult Female
Name: Emmi Goran
Family: Goran
Generation: Progenitor
Species: Emerald Wyvern
Birthday: Sunday, May 29, 2011
Owner: jpond
Sly and difficult to spot, wyverns love to sneak about and see all that's occurring in The Keep. It's not an uncommon sight to see a wyvern get in trouble for being too curious; leviathans and koi are always chasing these reptiles away from their shiny eggs. Attracted to bright, glimmering objects, a magi can easily make a wyvern gleeful over a shiny rock. Wyverns will spend hours rearranging their bright gems around their nests. Students are constantly shooing these little creatures away from jewelry. The wyvern's larger cousin, the dragons, occasionally gift an odd scale to wyverns. Beware, though; it you step too close to one of their nests, you're liable to get snapped at. These creatures are just as protective as their older kin. Dragons and wyverns get along extremely well, often playing games far off the ground. Sometimes they even share the same caves, and a small nest can be seen next to a large hoard.
Wyverns are the smaller cousins of dragons, reaching no higher than a magi's chest. They differ in color as well, their scales a shimmering green. Living high in the mountains, these small reptilians have evolved to be perfectly camouflaged. Their colors allow them to avoid stronger creatures, who might attempt to prey on them. Unable to breath flame or carry a rider, wyverns take joy in carrying messages and flying high to map out the terrain. They can be seen around The Keep, sunning themselves on rocks, as many of the creatures enjoy doing. Their homes, like dragons, are cave-like. Wyverns burrow deep in the ground, where they store trinkets they have found and rare gems. These little creatures are fiercely protective of their small hoards of gold and jewels. Wyverns shed their skin every few years, and their metallic scales make beautiful jewelry and extremely durable clothing.


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Location: Kaunas, Lithuania
Reports to: Hangar Manager
Ryanair is the World's favourite airline and operates more than 1,500 flights per day from over 50 bases and 1,400 low fare routes across 28 countries, connecting over 165 destinations. Ryanair operates a fleet of 290 new Boeing 737-800 aircraft with firm orders for a further 21 new aircraft (before taking account of planned disposals), which will be delivered over the next year. Regulated by the Irish Aviation Authority, Ryanair currently has a team of more than 8,500 people and expects to carry 75 million passengers in the current fiscal year.
KAMS (Kaunas Aircraft Maintenance Systems) is now inviting applications for B1 Engineers preferably with a certification on the B737 - 800 rating to be positioned at our base in Kaunas, Lithuania.
Closing Date: 22/05/2012


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