The-Leader_1967-07-06

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NEWS & VIEWS
BY
IDDIE VASIL
I - Nt -If.- Nmetpapff Hrportm Ana,
, , Ifatitmal fyeu Sytidleaitt
LbltB to the "EDDIE VASIL SHOW*
On i?THE,lsa(l OB ifie IM«I
rotJRTH OP JULY ... . llM FREEPORT FIBE OEPT- as tirty
tra«iUiott»Ur do. pni>«f«<l fo« mm.t nKmttai for tht eolorfal and
tlwllUiifr PitawMiti «nd Ftztmaiiic SIMDW whkh ta pttwniBd im*
DMBlIy at tin iPaEEPORT STADTOM \ . . Thli f«tt. :cmi:P
DICK MimmilE!!. Ut DEPUTY CHIEF roHN WAI.I.IS aa«
2iid OE^tlihr CHIEF mVlEHG GRAY.- ««« kli «i» nnr;«M
mambM* of tlia ito|i«Tinitni. prtpmrM k waUy w«»Ki»r{ul flww.:
'•ti«ii»lbM4.'to W-«Umax*di bf a-S^M pyn>tMliiiic dtiplayof:-
9T0UII4 Mul MriU Oraworks . . -. But-uniortitBatotr, lor ll»
flftt iiiB* tit tiMl>,A8>]w«r kbtory ol ihb •xtraTafanta-which aii'
nuaUy' ^ixmel* at much ailSiQOO* paopl*, Xh» tains eatna atid
ilHsUacI vhat '•rould bav« baan a moci daHglilful imttMf-tfpm
eeUht^im ol tho Fourth of July . . . It ilartad pmiriag r^^
altar lh« thzQUng formal Saluta to ilia Ila^ . . . Many of tb«
dramaiilo iaaitisM aiid 75th AnaiveirMtr Calalwatioii hlghlishla
planned lor this abow wUt ba prUMBtad diJirbm th* $•]« OIA- •
MOND mmVUm WEEK ttaztisg Sapt. 29 . . . W« publklr <pm.
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JUBILEE CELEBRATION
MOVES INTO HIGH GEAR
SS'-'Tf'S
With' the arrival of sUKimej-, Ffecport's Diamond Jubilee moves
into' a stage.of active participation by all residents, and the slogan
(toing artjund town Is "Belles, Brushea a»d Candles."
; The candles—all scventy-ftve of them—are for the community"?
BIrthda/ cake as she this year celebftites a milestone anniversary
.of Incorporation.
BeUca stand for the Jubilee
Bellea,. in reality all the-charm­ing
women oC.Frceport. who Jast
week started forming chapters, or
fun-: groupSii w. their active roles
dttrbig. ; flse:: .:catununlly-wide
event. ^ • ' . , • - • ••
- And-now the men of Frecport
enter the festivities as they start
forming . their own' chapters in
the ofliclaily ptoclalroed order,
"The Brothers of the Brush."
Just as all Frecport women
must "refrain from appearing in
public while . wearing lipstick,
ro\igc,' iiteyeahadow" and other.
''leOt^lno ;vblaRdishnafntjt withtmt;
MEN: BECOME IT • " ^ %
- •^'.'L'f'^i'i
Arst bccotning a Jubilee Belle, so
loo must men of Frecport "re-fnin
from shaving from now un.
til the end ol our glorious Celc
bratlon Week, September 30,
imv
• Mayor Sweeney's official pro-clfimatlon
further states that o
stylish brush "May wear a full
bear, mutton chops, van dykes,
goatees, sideburns, mustaches or
any facial foliage they so desire.
Hhls hairy growth shall be of
such length and luxuriance that
it can be readily seen and recog*
niied at,^elght pacta."'
• In aiiy^ C|R^ it will lit,,it halr- ,'tiii',>jBm<'..'t'i'm.^ 'e/m-'i^A^'f
aide burns
iUse .Lincoln-
Beard
Old Dutch Connected
Short Beard
OF THE it
•i
Jiip Co&tea .„ , Formal Ibrmal jGoatee .^ ^o*i. Anchor Beard Ring Beard ; Slatbottom Curly Goatea
Pointed Goatfifl ' • . . Mutton Chop • . , .. Goatfle
.'fniflipart fa tMbrmilna Us 7Stfa AiaAnamtf maA tfomt^^ f(|
October has bem daugnslad as Olasnood AtbilM Y<mur. iiaer
\ Siwdil' &*«ntsiia«* bMat plannad yii\Sih-1bik:.0m^Mt0i09^^]
i a $.day Extnvasrma at Fr««po<t StavOaisii. AsaRlit^
I 'Fr^ifftDirt liMitratioa atan,- b fhalrin«B'-iB<'''?1ii4aiittwi'''d!^-ib»''
Modef«»- ; Old Sotithern
Abe-Ltacota •.•.;.<?#«?»«J.- ^
SUl Beard mt^\ or . *
eard '«
' Bntih." Skatlch' abo** iho«n' A*, many vat{«ti«i!i ^availablt': far -
' tiiQta wl».wmt;te'^^»a!fw;_.lhli,"<»B^^ a
yMmA^^ot-*irA^ 9<ood"aic«im' n-^m^fiM'i»
iWMl FOR « I I O W S AlPERSM iSSll • . f — . - i
raising event, ns Jubilee Presi­dent
Clinton Mcta pointed out
lost Thursday (June 21) during
an organlMtionol meeting of
The Brothers of the Brush,
Mctz, along with Robert Roy-nor
Jubilee Vice President, con­ducted
the open mocUng during
which brief comments were made
by James Kling, consultant for
the John B. Rogers Producing
Company and Donald S. Kati,
eholrmon of the "Brothers" or­ganization
committee, Kati will
also work with John Abbate.
Choirmnn of the Jubilee Men's
Portlclpatlon Division.
KIta of matcrinis are now be­ing
issued to individuals or Free-port
organizations who wiali to
•tart a Brother ol th« Braah
"ehaliti*.'"'"-"''""'••;' ^•.''/
Any ten' or more Brushes can
set up their own chapter, select
0 name for It, oletit officers, ar­range
programs, and receive a
charter qualify them to be record­ed
in the official records of the
Frecport Diamond Jubilee.
And so. the excUwmont and ac­tivity
of the cclcbrutlon continues
to grow. They'll ba many other
fun-filled events but right now
•and ns. they might say it on
television) "the BoUo and Brush
rebellion wants YOUl"
Musicians Wanted
For Concerts Here
On Wednesday evenings at
6:30 p.m. In the Music Boom o<
the Frecport Sitnlor High School,
members of tlie Frecport High
School Band, under Ihe dtrectlori
of Mr. Michael Conning, roe€l tA
rehearse for.th? cencerta that aie
presented at 'Walerlront Park at
8 p.m. on 7rl^ay evanlnp,
. Anyone who la Interested In
participating In these concerts Is
welcome to come down to the
llrst rehearsal on July 5 at 0:30
. . . . • - • - > '•
p,m. • .
The first concbrt will be pre­sented
at Waterfront Pirk on
July 7th at fl p.m.
Freeport Sets New
Women's Fashions
Tbt. maxi-skiil b FrMysrfa
aittwar to Iha nilrd-ridrt daiiiMr
lb* «iUafl«'s 75th analyMMsy
e«l«bration< a*~'tluNM jyailf*
BallMi dMsonatrat* with wiA«ttf
tie day M'a dnwsM.
iQi^lHidiiitf tha naxi-skitt bwii«
ton Mmmxn <b? Iba TmmnA
caMbraHiHi* wMeii ^ 0a Oitwiflli
8<qMh«iiwr^ w» MM. Harrr MM-dsi^
iaoit. Mit Mtt. Jack "Ovesm
uvl Nn. e«it»B JobMoa.
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