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NEWS & VIEWS
f EDDIE VASL
h t . N',Y. KfVi'spnprfllctmrlen Asm., -
' i: Nmioml Preis Smdicttt«
f Wuich to fte "EW«K VASIK SHOW Amiam
\ ; orf WBAB, 11(8 (M ihtf rfW.
; Without or with ofieiue to Meads ot fow—
. I tlKicli youi world exactly as It go«s<~43fron
EDDIETOH'S NOTES . . . Civtc^inbided Ttmpoti btttbor JOE
Ylf O.imind «.i#af t jirtthout a Bam* aad i»'» I<Kat«d.in:IIii..b«MdL
of the Tillase. So what hap{>eiisf MATOR BOi SWEEHEYTnaa*
him cfaalntaan of the GomniU- •
te^ to gtye this stioBt a mon­icker.
(Joe also hoaded the
dfive which changed the nants
of Ralboad Ave. to 'Treeport
Wa»a West"? . . . PETER
CBV, .who resigned as an
aezooBuilcal engineBC to ba-cone
top man ol Hm MAN-DAMN
BESTAWRANT. plan-nlat
another I ttip to Hong
ISfha^ (Br the way, JUDV
^ANN SEHK£N--who<nt«e3'as'
'afler - recent'wrjfprf. ^-at.'Mercy.
TpANO, tS-year-oId Freaiwrt
ParBizao{>or, aow in the thlcfc
of the Viet Nam ligWiiit. (His
Dad ts JOHN TSANGf popviax
bartender at the Mandarin)
..FRANK WlESENFEL%and
his wife yfsiiixig their daugh­ter
in JDes Plalnes, UL {He's~
the veteran tMa St. Jeweler) PETER CHU
. r. ,,'-Thaal«,"lo .Pres' TONY': '. v ., ., '
Die NICOLA, yonr importer will be a gue^ tpeafcer at Uw FREE.
PORT JKtWANIS CLUB on Oct; 13 in tiibate to Nettaasl n»wu
paper W e ^ . . . JOHN ABBATE, Vimerabiaof Uie Bnrico Femii
Lodge, tepotUi&~ht looks like aac^kw tell-oat fdr lh« tradittonal
SONS o r itALXJ-'laiBUBlWiae Festival,'' Sat., Oct. 33 ai
(Coatiaual on pag? 4)
^JriuMre vSowUim «3(fe
F#INwsh^ Intakes
^Beal Wfome-Town
Picture above shows John Ab-
"iatc - (feftFaiia^ Edward Dcnhoff
who are active fn the Exchange
Club of Frecport,
The Exchange Club, like the
Rotary, KIWRnis, Lioiis, Elks,
Knights of Columbus, Masons,
American Legion, Veterans of
Foreign War, Sons of Italy, B'nal
B'rilh, Chamber of Commerce
and all other worthy organlia-tlons,
are composed of men who
igiye:iiomei1jing to,.the cotnmunity
' jereby .m^tog it a "i«M hdme*
^bbate- are.'aiitiyiJ ih: -mdrA "tfan
one projcei. Mr. Abbate is also
Venerable of the Sons of Italy in
America, Bnricd Fermi Lodge of
Fr«eport._^
He and men nice' Salvatore
Ruttura and Anthony Sardone
burhed a great deal of midnight
oil aiid devoted a great deal of
time and effort in pljinnlng lor
the traditional Columbus Day
Dinner-Dance and Parade which.
Is sponsored by tho L.I. Couwrfl
iA the Sons of Italy Lodges. Jl^is
year's event wiU be hosted by the
new Massapeqtia Lodge.
FreepoH* ilks To
Presenf Famous
Film OnNarcotics
Thei* will be a preview show-ingLofthe
fllm, "Karcotlcss The
Declston," at 9 RJB. on Thara,
Oct 14, at the import Lodge of
£iks,i m.;_West".l|ankk Road..- .
' All ofBanizattens areJnvlfed
and: urged-to sihd ft'iepitssita'
tive to see this dynamic, hard-mmng
film. . ^
' TO» f llw itmn lum penoiut
stress leads yMmg pe^lf Ut seek
teftige in t«4iacc6, alcohol . . .
then nawotki. . "
It ^EamaUzes tise.trac«^ «<
mat drug vIctltD-* teenage girl
from, a good fantttr wl»» 1» W
Into addiction hy "friends^ and
sinks into complete- degradation
More she Is twenty. ^
EDITORIAL....
freepoftV Red Devils
; By PERRY A. KtSCHER. Fathers ft Boosten Club
Frecport High School has always produceti football teams of
championship calibre . . . FHS Coach BILL ASHLEY was nationally-famous
for crcaUng t!te best gridiron teams in high school circles
and for developing grid playcre who became college stm-s throughout
the country.
This year w» have a great coach in JOE MARCINO %vho la work­ing
wonders with the young and new FHS team. So they lost two
games - so what? With the "Old Frecport Spirit," tho FHS "Red
Devils" will again show Ihelr competiiion the kind of playing and
sportsmanship which made the nimo "Frecport High Sdiool" highly
respected.
The 106S Red Devils nre tcarhing fast both In offensive nnd
defensive plays and this week when they take on Etmont, wo will aee
a greatly improved ieam.
Let's always back up our FHS athletes bccauao tlielr sph-it can
be strengthened by our spirit.
On October 16, Frecport takes on Hewlett in our next home game
at Frecport Stadium. There'll be a colorful parade storting at 12:30
and led by the FHS Band. Everyone is invited to join tlie parade and
to sec the game. Tickets available at the gate or now at the high
school office.
Let's make It a Red Letter Day for our Red Devlkl
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Freeman Miller Dies E. Freeman MOIer, M.D., «B, 142 South Ocean Avenue, Frceport,
outstanding gynecologist who practiced In Frecport lor 41 yenra
died Sept..30. 1965 at his homo. '"
Dr. Miller, the son of a Methodist Minister, Idgui' A Miller,
and the former Jennie Van CIcaf, was born in Ocean Orove, NJ.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs,
Susan Miller and his two dough-
Mmf. Mm, Burnett Carhson and
Mrs. David B.Charnay and three
grnndchlldren, Susan Carlson,
Jcannetle Churnay nnd Janis
{Continued on page 12)
REPUBUCANS HONOR BEDELL
COP "ROCK OF GIBRALTAr
Mmf idmda of fhaodof* "Dora" B«d^ former Nassau Coimly
CM^ttroltor, altaiidiri « TeillB«»riW SbuMt In hht howxr «t
Ot^ Lnahaxdo't East Point Kous*. Si«>wn in photo abovo aw
Cl«ft to rfght) Palar XiUy. ftopubllcsn. Itwdac of FrMpoit.
NaMni County DWttot AltOBWy WIMtoai Caha, Mfchaol'SwiMfc,
Cmomi mm X$uia Coimty Shoiiff. and TJwodoro Be^lii
rREEPORT CHAMBER
Of lillMMiRCg iMEWSi^
^THtS WEEK'S GHESfS?
e^uUiiales Fi^ Ass^iUynian
JOHN'S. THOHP, JB« Dmuami ^
DONALD Kr BajPl -JOHN IrSMIBHAAS-
< Next Moetfaff Oct. 7
San-Bar Ratlauraiit
255 Hudico ^VMttio
FrMport
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