The-Leader_1966-09-22

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ROOSEVELT
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31st Year. Ko. 22 FHEEPORT. N. Y^ THUBSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1366 -i®«." PRICEj FIVE CENTS PER COPY
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NEWS & VIEWS
•'BY.
\ EDDIE VASIL
ft , ' N. V. Nmispaprr KfjKtrlen Asso,
K • • Nslianal I'm* Syndicate
4* Littcn Ic, «lip "EUmK VASIL SHOW"
^ . •:. On WTHK, 152B on tlw Dial
,_ ' mthout or wilh offense to friends or fooi—
I sketch yoMT world exacUr as i t goes.—Byron
EODIETOH'S NOTES . . . The staff of DOCTORS HOSPITAL
shocked at the sudden death of AL SESAN lest Thurs. {He was
assbtant to Administrator James J. Ryan) . . . The local real
eslalo and house building fraternity mourns the passing of
JEAN LICKTER. (This dynamic woman was part of many of
the new home developments in the southern part of the viilaf#
(Mfller Ave., etc.) . . . Speedy recovery wishe* for THUSTEE
FRANK MVSSO and former Freeport Fire Chief DON MITT-HAUEa
both DOCTORS HOSPlTALiied. (Chief MUthauer
again underwent major surgery on Ihe knee which be injured
ohaiing two arson suspects^. . . MAYOR BOB SWEENEY and
JOTJSE CHARLES C. MEHHMANN will ride on ihe special
Enrico fenni Lodge (Freeport) float in ihe huge Sons of Italy
V Columbia Day Parade in Glen CoVe on Ocf. 8 . . . Anny. Air
Corps and Marine rapresanlatlvet will present plaques to JOHN
ABBATS and AVERILL CRANE for their mdoa^it, in the xe-cenr
•rtHaga-iiMdr-'^lttW Baakfor our Gl's Ailflat.Ham''-'} V. -
PAtlLjBEHMAN back and;handsomely tannic aifel? Ws'laiWMF
vai3tio¥ froin" 'hls^ heavy- work^ schaduU-aa'-prexy ot..ilA''4««i*^'.':
inc'reaslBff STAR BAKERS enterprises. '" • :''••:'• •'^•'; :::'
IT'S^AUTOMN IN NEW ENGLAND . . . In a few days Mother
Na.ture will pick up her palette and paint the countryside with her
ffrgeous hues making every tree and bush a living bouquet of
• - (Continued on page 4)
PUBLIC SCHOOL STAFF
CONTINUES TO EXPAND
SDPT. OF SCHOOLS
CHAMBER SPEAKER
• The professional stall ot the Freoport Public Schools now num­bers
398 administrators, directors, supervisors, tcnchcw und spi-cinlists.
This represents an increase of 10 over last year.
MindtuI of its obligation lu meet the chulJenBcs to cducatitm
arising from the chonge.-s evolving in Frcoporl's incrcnsiiifily complex
urban society, Ihc Qonrd of Edu­cation
has cndciivorcd to keep the
school.*! abreast of development.-*
by adding slnll members, por-ticuJnrly
in the areas of special
services.
Developinniital reading Instrtic-tion
has been included In the sen­ior
high .school program for the
first Umo, and corrective reading
has been expanded on the junior
high and elemenlary levels.
In the Alkinsnn Center tor 5th
and Ollj Brack's, dassroom teachers
are reeciving help from newly ap­pointed
curriculum specinlists in
Ihc fields! of l.nngun^jo arts, social
sludics, science and malliematici.
Othcf auKrnenled areiis of ii»-
struclion Inctudo olestivo aubjeetji
in grades 11 and 12 lo sntwfy the
diversified interc.iL-f and abilitio.'s
(Continued on page 16)
. Clurtstopier- WarzeU ^ i r f h ; bo
making-'-Us-•-tftgt 'l^p*!mxm,' >§
dtMMii'lhi"'iWil^H»l' Chi^ttif -Jit'
'tidinniarn)*- at'- the.'wMkl9''"-iiuich-~
eon meetliag to, be held lit AJ B.
Wbita's ReifBttrant on Thurs«
Sept. St.'
Joe Gerhauser is PiatUent of
the Chamber and Bill Allen
serves as "Program Chairman.
Edw. R. Yamin Addresses
•et)?Tlgy*av'f;.a^fl-j*:-U'-fv'*-
CANDIDATES MEET THE PRESS
PRE-COHVENTION SESSION; A luncheon for uxsl ncwspaiivmen md bnrinessmenww VM
last week by liie tliree candidates for Cozuiilu'ional Convention daUgatea from tb« 7tb Senate'
Dislzict on tha non-partisan slate backed by ttai Naaim pemoentic. aad.- Ubn»l Pwrttet. Tb!«
group, outside the Al B, Vniite Restaurant i s F»cpact'.lncdti4as. I«fk.l» dfll^ Jtonnblrnaa Ax>
Ihur J. Kremer. Long Beach Democrat; CharlM Kocnig^ pttbOAarlMv Islpad'Qr^fcier Eddte
VasiL Freeport Leader Editor; Thomas F. McMdwn, nwcpartLMdar AdTWtMag Hnmgwi wad
the. three wnninMs-Jlavid K. Kadane..Long Island: li^Htair CdWtNHqr. gnsenl GOUMU: Sif
preme Court'Justice Bernard S. Meyer atid Sapswaa* C^wtf- Jwnllce Ittlfo-nMOMir
Ph«*j above shows (L to r.) Robert Raynor, Exchange Club Offt-cialf
Free. Ed. Dobrin of the Exchange! Edward R. Yomln.' GOP
candidate for N, Y. State Anembly (M hm-md Alty. WUMam
Malone, Psogiam Chairman. Mr:-Yaroln, the pest spSaKo*. spoke
on blghligbta of the 188? Conslltuflonal Convonllon.-
(Photo by Oscar's Studio^:
nside Freeport
by
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Edward A. Vasil
Trastee Musso Not A Candidate
AtpmMamtbm ol Ihe Officers an* Direetos of the Com-monttr
P<>fr was bald on Thursday. Sept. IS at the ra<|uett oi
VlUage Tnutaa Traiik Mutso. Mr. Musso thanked tha group for.
attending and went on to explain the purpose of the meeting.
"I have asked you to come here lonighl to announce my futuie
plans to you before making Ihem public. I also wanted to take this
iqsportunity to express to each of you my appreciation and thanks for
your loyalty, efforts and work on my behalf. It -was tbiougii your
efforts, and the efforts of others that are not hero tonight, the Com­munity
Party was suceeasftU in electing m«' a Trustae, of the Viltago
(Contuvued on page 4>
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