The-Leader_1963-10-31

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FREEPORT BALDWIN
W^ETriT"
MERRICK
FREEPORT'S '
- QFFICIAL
ANNIVERSARY
NEWl5i4PER-
:28ihYear,Nihm- FBEEfOBT, N. Y„ THTOISDAY^ OCTOBER-31. 1963 ««®»°
ROOSiVELT
«0P OFFICIALS
CAMPAIGN SET
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Girl Scout Council
To Sponsor Riding
Program Nov. 3
- The South Nassau Council of
Girls Scouts-ls..spo|isoring a Girl
• Scout Riding Program on Sunday,-
.Nov. 3 gt 2 p,ra. The Open House
is to be held at C. W. Pjost Col­lege,
Brookville on Route. 25A, %
mile east of Whitney Lane.
—"ITie-program will include pre­sentation
of Horsewoman's Badge,
riduig ' demonstrations, and re-freshmcnts.
The riding is under
the instruction of Miv' and TJhrs-
All interested'persons are wel­come
to attend.
REEiiT ilACilERr W
The Freepqrt Teachers, Association will present its annual
Faculty Show^on Friday and Saturday, November 1 and 2, in the
f'reeport High School A^iditprium, at 8:80 »p.in. Proceeds of the
hqw~ will'provide several: scholarships to heip Freeport High
jSelioblsenioBS-'prepare for the teaching profession. -^-'" '
I This*, year's show is beiijf dit
rected by Mr. Jack Jenkins, High
Sphool", Chorus Director, and is
entitled "The Death of Vamde-viUe."
• Itsproducei is Ernie Newton,
'and the Stage Manager is Jim
.Whiting. Regina Carlson, of the
Leo F. Giblyn School, will be in
charge of choreography. .
. Freeport Teachers Association
iwoii ' national ~ recognition last
year for its Scholarship Fund ac­tivities
over a period of years,
. At the-JMational.Education A -
sociatioh Conve'htion in Detroit in
July, Miss Charlotte Huff ac­cepted
a plaque from the Depart­ment
of Classroom TSacbefs on
behalf of the local association.
This year's show is a continua­tion
of the Association's work for
scholarship_ funds. Ticlcets arc
available-at-any of "the Freeport
public schools.
George Morton Levy, pfominent-Long Islanrf attorney TOd
noted humanitarian figure, will be honored by the Central Naskau
Division of the Anti-Defamation League Appfeal at a testlAionia'l
breaMast to be held on Sunday, November. 17th at the Cohgregi-
<Jon Bnai Israel, Freeport, Long Maiid., ~" • • • ;'' •
The announcement made by
the area's ADL chairman, Rich­ard
B. Leavy, stated that Mr.
Levy wlU recieive the division's
annual "Arthur I. Coan Humanity
Award" for his "briUJant record
of. humanitarian endeavors that
have helped perpetuate our leg­acy
of freedom that calls for fair­ness
and justice for all people
alike,"
Another highlight of the broaK-'
fast will be the presentation of ' v H
special ^jtatic«K.,H,'Jack^A'bt£t-, 1- •.•-••MM
*';"' (<S.htinued"'diir'pa'ge''m "' '-t V^-*^;f55
NextOpen Meetii^ '
Of Board Nov. 18
Because the first Monday in
November falls on the eve of
Election Day, &e Freepca* .Vil­lage
Board has cancelled I t s open
meeting on that date, in accord­ance
with its custom when a holi­day
comes the foUSvsring day. This
means thai, the n|xt:Open ineet-iag
will take placff Monday night,
Nov.., 18, at 8, .oc|ock-T-the third
Monday, ill the month.
FREEPORT GOP CLUB
^NUAL CARD PARTY
BLJILft N0V.1
t t This year, November 1st has been set for the Freeport Republi-
"can,Spectacular Card Party to be held at the Freeport Elks Club
.at'B p.m. Committee advises card players to supply own cards.
.; ' There' wUl be a variety of prizes including b 'basket of cheer,
i5DM Savings Bond and many others. In addition to merchants of
the Chamber of Commerce and, " -"~: '
various other merchants have do­nated
many, many door pnzes.
The Co-chairmfln of the Card
•Party Committee are Mrs. Mil­dred
.Wendelboe and Miss Abpe
Fraser' aildthe Honorary Chair­men
.are -Mra. Peter C. Kelly and
Mrs.- Ethel Gilbert. ITpie Treaiiittei-is
-Mrs. Mabel Mitthaurer., CMhet
Chaii'men include:
Tickets, Miss Alice iTraser; Door
Prizes, June KoeppScus, Laura
Jean Finnerain; Decorations, Iiaura
Sti'ader, Sandy Meehan; Refresh­ments,
EJfrieda Teny/Sally Buck­ley;
Piifblicity, Adelaide Brail,
Gloria Musso;- Baskel ct -Cheer,
(Continued on page 15)
No Change In
P.O. Service On .
EleciionDay
Postmaster Ralph"L. arshall-an­nounced
today that normal v/in-dow
service and carrier delivery
service will t e provided by _the
Freeptfrt Post Office on Election
Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1803.
MEET m i
GEOReE^SITAIiL
British War Vets
Highland Fling
The Nassau Branch - of the
Britiab War Veterans of America,
will hold their colorful '"Scottish
Night" Highland Fling this'Satur­day,
-Wv. 2, at the K. of C. Hall at
97 Broadway' in Freeport. Danc­ing,
refreshments, entertainment
and food specialties are offered.
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Chubbuks Drug Sioxo, 39 South
Main St. Freeport, vriU femain
«pMi l8te, (mtU .ID p.ni. iUa Sun-dar,
Npv..a.'AlIJiotb«r dcud «laxe
tmtabnx .of th« Fneport, Phar­macy
AsBOciaiioa dow at 2 pjn.
on 'SunilBys; Chubfaukc .telqihone
nombtt. is FR 9-'3333.
ewiA
At-17A West Sunrise Highway, the George-Stcnley stands for
George Wolder and Stanley Lewis wh6"operate the utmost iji formal ^
wear for gentlemen. . '
"If we would not wear it ourselves, we v/aiild not let you
wear it," is the motto of the men who have been-in business for
J6 years. . ' ' -
- Emphasizing Service, Style and)
Quality in'both retail and rental
departments, they feafure the very
finest in After Six'and Lord West
Formals. ^
The retail., is entirely separata
'from-the rental, arid in a,ddition
they have a large selection of both
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