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'Slst Teay, No. 6 FBEO»0aT, K. Y^ TWimS&AY. JUNr 2; I ^ '*• PSICS: FIVE CSHTS PEB C6l>t
|Niws:& VIEWS
EDDIE VASIL
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g W«irh for i:.e "KUOIE VASIL SHOW^ tine mm
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Ruby Soldstern
Chamber Speaker
Rub7 QoldsMln. ena ol Ain«r>
ien'k most latnoat prixo-flghttni
mid boxing ni(«r««i, and one «l
Ihs malt iHspular dlnii«r sipssk-
«n Bnd tallen Ol hunorou*
•iorifts, will fc« th« s|Mcial guatt
Ijieiikes St ib* WMkly Chambtf
o{ Coimnai«a l.uiichaon M««t>
Is9« to b« htld. Thun., JiUie 2i
at Al B. .Whita'i R«itBurant.
WlliTsd Allan b Iha Pr6jpram
Chairnuin and Mr, Y^hUe. iormar
VaVaturilUL.ho^iittlte'vfJU fBtTjij
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The entire student body and faculty of the Procport HlgA
School participated in on oulstnndlng Memorial Day program lost
Friday; The progiram, a nnrrntcd and muilca! memorinl to American
servicemen, was dedicated to lormEr Frccport High School Prln-dpal,
tohn Weilcy-Sputlinrt^ ./„ ;
To the hollow beat of muffled
drums, the students wolkod
quietly into the dnrkened audi­torium.
In the center of the singe
was a huge wreath of red, white
and blue flowers. At the base of
the wreath was a flitkoring
flame, a roplicn of the Itcrnnl
Flame at ArlinRton Cemetery,
The mixed chorus under the
'direction of Kirk Dunkloc, pro­vided
a sensitive nnd moving
musical background to the nar­ration
by Kobcrt Blnkc and the
readings by Nancy Berber and
Albert Wnllls.
The musical selections,
readings were fuvorllcS of
Southard. Iliey included
Old RuBgod Cross, Psilm 121, thoi
(Continued on nagt 10)
and
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thij
' Vlilij'fttlBl'JIIIini
It ii npstr^ &H Htttrv Sttcor
loffatad • plight hasrt all«clc last
Thundiirbutit/fecupatatliis all
zlalit at South NatMU Conununi-
Ua» HoapUal.
Hv i s ' tnanagar ol Bsi^aw
Pharmaey in . F»»#po»fc ; also
Presldant of tha Kiwanis Club
and Vlca'Piss. of Iha Chambtr
of Commwc*.
21 CIBB DANCE
ATTRACTS 500
H «r; natural: charm iJQfppd conjpate,
A n outstanding woman, swee| and Wir,
P/ersooality plus, a type that's rsare;
: - • ' P atrielan, majestic, symhoj of life, . ;
Y es, this describes the. Govemor'a wife. *
:;Photo above, takaii at a recant ^dinner, shows Mrs. Nejson Ai
- Rockefeller, vfile of tho 'Governiw of -tha Slate of Hew Yo»k,
'•'- • wilh •••Edward' A.:, Vasili,. Managwigi Editor';of • THE' tSM^ti^. :.',
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MAKING THE ROtJNCS . . . Fomjer Town ^of Hempstead Presld-jug
Supervispr -lALMER FABRJNGTON, surrounded by irlftny
prominsotlofflities while renewing .friendships ah^
"^^Alii^vlWHrarS^last .weekC'i; Thef-FHEEPGRT •.LODGE••of ^
ELKS wiU honor Past Exalted ftuler DR. JOHN J, l*RdVENZANO
v/ith a|(oId Honorary Life Memt>erahip card for-distinguished serv­ice
to the lodge during' a long period of years^. . . Banker BILU
MARTIN, JR. <South' Shore Federal Savings pr«xy) and legal-eagle
JlltC MAXFIELD (BuckIey-& Buckley) rencwad Albany connections
during the recent $100 a plate GOP dinner which featured ihe GOV,
HOOKEHELUm, GOV, ROMNEY and SEH. JAVITS "pojlticftl
marriage."' (If Sett.. Juvite gets tbe;,VP 4tffice. we JU^ct 6 etmnCg
move for.-Stat« SenatorEQ SPENO as th«,one'to jSX(<<|ie fnOtJif^.
V.Si Sedator ipoty . \ ..A,Vedding <due in the O^iSUl llCSftdlaiS
iamily-(l>lcas'i^J5tiitU<») it^t^ hJis jF!$t«r^ln-iaw tSiMvttUarries AttV.
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M#ll^ 1 ^ ^ To
Steve Groome
^hato abow Shows (L. to R.)
Julius O, Paorsa, Laa Ladson
(Pffs.) and Howard Mayan of
iba 21 Club of rraaport .whicb
]Ml4 Ifs itasiHal Spring Oaooa
m'ib* KAiiMi BMdt Club tost
^M^ Mora than 9» aUasdad
Mr. Josaph Garhansar. Praaidanf of tha Frseport Ch«mb4K of
C<»nm«ree, con^ralulaias Stavs Crooma for wlnnlnf the Atlon
Award prasanted amttially at iha Fraaport Band and Orehaslr*
Motbars' Club Awards Dtanai. This is a national award fllwn
bt ouislaadlnB Inslrumtntal muslclsiis whoio names ara sa»*
to satlonsl fcaadquartars and mada avallabla lo collega music
toparlmenta. in many c»s«s rrtulllBS in seholatsWp at ilw eoh
lags laval and furlbar study in vrsdutta schools.
Steve Groome was the winner of the 1996 Arion Award, pre-iiented
by the Preeport Band and Orchestra Mothers' Club at the
Awards Dinner held on .May 21 in the High School Cuteterla. In
addition, the Club presented Steve with an engraved medal arid
pin. Scholarship, musical performance, Inspiration to others, lead-etship,
character and coojwfla-
Hon ere among the qualifications
Award.
Joseph G^ltiius£ir, Pjresideni
of the Chamber of Commerccf,
cDtuldered in making the Arion |;jesented tha Arion plaque to
*•"-"» '/Ubert Renken. Acting Primtipali,
(ContlnUCKl im ^Bgo.lf)::^
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