The-Leader_1965-10-28

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Wiiuli for the "EDDIK VASJL StIO\J" diw ioou.
on WHAM, lUO on llic Jiol.
EDDIETOR'S NOTES , . . Freeport'a JERRY GOLD (269 W.
Seaman Ave,) toporting to this'column from Viet Ham and the-.
Far Earf. He's Supervising Sound Engineer with NBC-TV doing
J "a"one-hour documentary. (H«h also corerad the-MAJlY MARStN.!
*, '"HeUbrn7olIy"'Bh"Dw) ." . What't soln^Qn heret Offtdml reports^
show that Freeport had a higher VD rat^ than any other Nassau
conununUy in Sept. . . . Ganial BIG JOBN NAHORODNY,
iotmer head bartender at Otto Kuns* BEA BREEZE Rettauraot
is now a businew represe&tatiTe fox Lvetf; No. 164; {Nassitt-Sid;>,^
folk Bartender*, ft Hotal'b Restauriuit ^pIpfmM-ViiIon);.i^>t:-
One t^ '««''^*'«'rM^-«onq-stvlJsta-imd-keyboard wliardft-lovy^^^
• BLANCHE .BEtMONlPi-iiow
appeafinsF Wtek^ends alt tha
»pry. 1B t • r o a.ri a f >- BACK
STREETS STEAK' 1HOTftE-:>
RVG.' '1SBoY^'ib«aii 'IrojiJ radloi
. • «h3w; SP«fes|uniBa»g||n^^
.v',i3:':ion.\:"Ho1i-;,^tho' gjaphle, '.arii
"*'"exj|ert_ '•wtth-vjRSepaU -i*ubile8- ••
:*.ll6iar."!(Whiolui»" but natural
r •riii«> hh Had is Tony Fau-.
- cailrotha • ne«psp6pbr";;'i(otWBii''-
; sitoT«i^ai>AY).... Dynaniio •
: DiSB S;MTdVTI.,and MARIE
MdcUamKLL vrm bropdcait
Uv« « m GVY LQMBABPO'S'
this Friday nito when thay talk
about "Trldt or Treat for tlHlCEF.^' (ChiWBAB 1440 from ? to
BLiiiiCtif. ^:::LMONT
>ntlnued on pjigf 4)
UUNCHES
AHRC CAMPAIGN
No Post Office
Window Service
rans-
Postmaater Ralph L. Marshall
of %|epprt announced that there
jWll i|e no. window service or car-
.WEBfilivery service on Veteran's
DaMpi|«AB% ill, 1965. Special
'deljvliy iriail wUl he delivered as
re^elyaJ and the lobby will be
oi|bn:fl:«m 9 am. to 5 p.m. tor the
cj>nvehii!nc^; of bojthbldeb,
FREEPdRTERIIQN0RED
County Lxccuiive Eugene H. Mielcerscm accepts first ticket to the
Irving Flauhienbaum Testimoalal IHnaar from Btwteti* Bvwth
ol Freeport. dinner coordinaior, as In^agFIsuftuHdwiini. jtMsi-dent
oi the Nassau Chapter ClvU Service Enployvts Assodi-lion,
look* on. Proteids of the dinner -wfll Iwnefit the Cmitzil
Island Community Mental UeaUh Cfenlar.- -
HIghSclittoi wHlaiitenf an infer-aatiorial
relations' workshop in
Albany; October-20-30 at New
York /State Teachers Association
headquarters,.'. ,'.
•••SiJonSdred by, NYStA's Intei--
iiatlonal Relations Cofflmittee, the
n^etipg willsenable the educators
to pool ideas on successful teach­ing-
techniques which promote
good"will and" understanding be­tween
the United Stat«S and other
nations, . - • '
The^Frlday evening and Satur-
.day^moming iebions will feature
tallcs, group discussions, exhibits
of teaching materials, and a fHtn
showing,
Joseph P, Quick, Asst, Supt, of
Schools in Freeport, and dialrman
of the stale committee, aaW the
wortoliop would minimize theory
tod stress the praotteal, ' .
,>"T*e program has beeaaet up,"
said Mr. Quick, "so that the.38
key pereorn in attendance can re-
Wrti home with specific cqmetete
"projects arid aetivltle* svhlch Ifave
been used elsew*er« with sue-
M8S. Particd^iants will be eiicour-igM'Wi^
eW^liJSMSm with
-soTIeagues. in their part of Vtte
-tate. I£ Uils is diine," decl^«d
m^Quick,"ii shbuM isBdjto the
liwolTOtnSrtt litf ©to e # » | ji^tjtJi
IB 6 -wOTthwhileaJd^avte- iMifl'
taihing intematiboal peace
through wnderstanding, good will,
uut friendship."
PreJiort Mayor Hoberi Swo»n«y helps launch bai^^^
ins the Basaar *<» >»• bald lor tho benefit ol the AsBOcteHon for.
tho"Heij» of Retarded Children (AHBCl Bfths^FreBport-Ariaoryi
on October 29.'30 and 31i Assisting the Mayor aro Mrs. Hymn:h
Clurleld. left, Freeport Basaar Chairman, and Mrs. Kenneth
Hurley, « rownber of the Baswr CowimUloe. Both ladles aro :
members of the. Freeport AHRC Auxiliary ol which Mrs. An.,
thony Meresea is President, A spoelal feature for the children ,
will bo the appearance of TVs Merry Mailmtn (Rny Hoathor- '
tonj on Saturday.at 11 am. In eddi|ioM,-there will be tl»«« .
shows dally ol "Claudiaand Her Puppets.'/ Tlrer* is no admis-.
slon charge.
EDITORIAL
Win, lose
Red
or Draw—
DevHs Are Champs
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Freeport Leader
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•• ,By,PERRY FISCHER;; .
;., • _ •• /Pres-FBlharsls.Boosters Club ';"_,.'r
'-?Ye8,owin; tee or draw,^i[he rreejport'HI|h School "Red D<?vil5^'^
are pur'buys—our team and Itie nnestihoy c""^%._£i- ..7* .;
• It's easy to bcli champion when one wins.'jBut i-lm«..chan^^
is the one who can ftlU Jwld his head
-:~A^am4«hlcklEfeiltsjM«±l*y^^
i-.whkrh shows respect for coach, and^lcamwork-ir a champion „- .
Wiii.to8eor«lr|ji^. . * '
1 Now it als<>' depends on m. the people of tho community^ to b&
real champjons'loo." ---^r :•• - ^_ „, '
Are we Just foir-wciUher friends for our ^''dflyfn^^f ,""*!-
DeviUY" Do we cheer just when our football Iwms win and forget
them when they might be needing our moral support?
Join the porade this Saturday. See the S^mo^^iTcm^mhcr^
neverTt our boys forget that the PHB RED DEVil.S are our Cham-plons-
WlN.I>3SE OR DRAW. -_^^
FREEPORT CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE NEWS&
THIS WEEK'S GUESTSt .
Candbiaios For
Presiding Supervisor
HALPH CAflO. BfljmbHcan
JEBOME McDOUGAL DR. VINCENT JOlT
D«moer«J: " ConMmulivo
N«ct Meeting Oct. 28
San-Bar Restaurant
2S5 Hudson Avenue