The-Leader_1968-04-04

              I I NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
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MERRICK
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3?ad YMT, NO. SO FREEPORT. NT. Y.. THWBSDAY. APRIL 4. 1368 » PBIClli FIV£ CENTS PER C30PY
NEWS &. VIEWS
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BY
EDDIE VASIL
(V. Y. Kmafiafier licprtrlers Asso,
J* Nalioual /V«« Syndlaitt
S LJrtMi to the "EDUIE^VASIL SHOW"
^V .On WTIIE, 1S20 on the Dial
EODIETOR'S NOTES . . . Th» Baldvrin.Flvepori cOiamunUr
saddened hy the «ccldenial deatii of MBS. JACK BVCKLEY.
(Wif« of the widelr-lmowil Aitomoy wiih the BUCfClXY fc
BWCKLEY J#w firm in Fr««port) , . . RQY.CACCIATOn&tiopu.
' lax pi»xy of Uso CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ipwlipfl a. cast on
hu broken a r m . . . . If thai charming lUll* 7-r«ar old tfiih JOB
' & HELEN MEENAM ai the FrMport Wafecfront Pcric Sunda;
looked like W.*arr Spltalez's daughter, Uncbt. U tm. (Ther
"adopted" her for the day) . , , Former Fnoport Mayor BILL
GLACKEN axtn proud thota dayt aad not only bfcauM L0N<3
ISLAND TRUST declared another riock dividend (ha's it director),
hut because lu» baiebBll vfhix son. JACK GLACKfiH, wa* pn*
hioiod'to Iho niajoz* in Fraeport Litle Leasrue, (And ha'i only 10
• years oldl) , . . Young-GUY . - <.
VONDER ESCH (he's 13), g;-^^
will be back in Llule Leaie^'e
action .kfter bekig. hit by an
BHta and SOCTORS HOSPI-TALUed.
(lU* /li4 hi the Real
EsttLte and Gblfingr Ace.) . . .
h-
HERB fcM,feJ
MARGARET HEWMAK.
Conceit PiaoUt
who eyitobollads the 3 B'c
'(Bach, Braimw, and Beauty).
'is preparing for a local con­cert
this •ummor.' (Her piano
BTtliitiy is widely-acclaimed).
Hubby is lawyerman
NEWMAN whose column ap­pears
in THE LEADER. (Con-gratulation.'^
he ceelbxatod her
•blilhday April ! . ) . . . VICTOR
MATTHEWS. Ihp Real Estate
'Tycoon, extra proud these days
bocauss his son.''-lI-year • VIC
MATTHEWS, bowled 17Sin
the'Elks Club Lea^tie (F^ee-poit
Bowl) and this is only his
iirst year of bowling. , . .Our
Condolence^ ia. DICK RAFFO and Trustee TOM LOVELIDQE
who lost -their faihets recently, . - - _
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EDNA BErrXERICK'S POOP DECK . . . One of the liiosl nautical
lafidmai-ks on the waterfront is the POOP DECK BAR & DOCK
iVlqpdclett Ave.), and one of the most colorful characters is its trvfoei-
EDNA BEriTERICK'." . . TfiS "popular rendezvous for flshenneti;
tioitsmen and tourists will he cel^brsHng ite 25lh year of stUMCpful;
operation . . - She-recently returned fronr her annual Flbridtr •yacaUbti
wli^e siie met such-old friends as CUS SKEBAR-and the-EA^-'
FABER FAMILY. (Eart is the later Merrick ex-ahowinsn who Veoaim
a !succesj^ul nisurflnce , tycoon, retired to'Florida, and started ^8fe''
JUNGLE QUKEN aliowbont '. , . Edna also hit the Florida,-nhpc! '
traii-and" caught spme of ihe biggtetads" in showbiz (Ask Cho^Cho!^
. .•. The POOP DiECK DOCK features CAfT. AL IWpQKtK;.'Tim
Cod Fish King'! (CAPT.'AL) an^'CAPT, RUICHIE, "tbeFtoundife
King" (CAPT; l l j . . . Genial' tKMOT CHANOWSKr.c6lehi%lt«ar t»Sr
nth year on the Poop Deck StalT. (Her husband, "Ski" is very pOpa"
lap on the waterfront) , , JEdaa'a uncle is a prominent'Westcl^stt3>
GQE leader. and-her cousin - HAROLD ASHTON, is head-of, thfc
ASHTON CONSTRUCTION CORP. (Tucson, Arizona) which was'
heavily featured ia the SIDNEY JPORTlESl flhn, 'XilUes of .thte
Valley." (He donated the entire operattan in tiiis pix because it watT
-a i^'ligioiis film about enterprising Nun$> . . . Edna-Beittefick is well
versed on waterfront activities and^authobed the lang-ruit cduitut
titled "Fin 'n Rod" which appeared in THE FRBEPOETER'magazine
. .;. congratulations to EDNA BEITTERJCK's POOP DECK during
its 2Sth Anniversary year.' , ; , . ' . -
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SPOT-LITE ON DETECTIVE GORDON . . . Bob Cordon •tarf«d .
a* a patrolRum wittt Ifao Fteeport PoUc» Depf. How Jie'a a apabU
detodatre. noestlr ossignea lo Iho nowly-fomwd Yeuib Stmau
.-^ . Bob Gordon's npufalian fai po^ee dxcUt is -widillr-'kaefmt^
Hp'a past pxesidBBi of Uw RnMtpont PoUeo Bfwvolonl Accn. and a
veteran offlcen Vl tb» Hew Y(Mr Sialo P t ^ Confmnw (SOMO
(Continued on page 4) \r-
Jiidgfe Ed["Freechnan
t o JiMlall 1968
Chamber Qffiker*.
J J. Jlqrman 'Leck^'Chairinah of
tl;e Frccport Chamber of Com­merce
annual Installation Din­ner
Dance, to be held at the Oar-den
City Hotel on Sunday, April
21, announcer this week that
Judge Edwin J. Frecdman has.
consented to act as Moster ^pf
Ceremonies at this gala Dinner
DanCc.
He also auhounccd the Com­mittee
has been active in mak­ing
the necessary arr'angemehts
Uf' make - this one of the most
memorable: ;iMtaJlationa 'evel:
held ."Jay -.the: F.revjjQrt,• Ctiambfer.
o^-Gomirteree.". _•-'-•, / -,
Several promlijent; g]u(osJ« have
ir^'ady "'accepted '' ''' "
rat1ott''6f''OffieSs'*and~Dlrec-tors;,
.'J., •
'. Tickets and 4ablo reservations
may. ^e 'obtained by contacting
Ticket Chairman John-Abbate or
the Chamber office at FR 8-7402..
Hcmpstqad-Towi^ PraidJtiff Supervisor. Ralph'ti.CaJsbhaa an^
nounced that plans for the; construcllon of a proposed'jniHion-doUar.'
recraational triRrin-i in Rreeport hav't been approved by th4-'New.'>
York State Conservation Department,
The proposecT "harbor of refuge," a project of the town's Con­servation
and Waterways De-I •;• ' ' -• '
parlment, will be erected on 34 has received architect plans 'for*
acres of town-owned land «t thej another major marine ptojeet
foot of.South.Grove St. spcaAeaded by Harold UdoU, di-
Caso also announced that he I (Continued a-i page 8}- ~
Frienilship Bail •" ^ > i n * ft
Warning issued On
Spring Clean-Up -
Fre'eport Highway Supt. Hwry
Chuisano reminded village resi­dents
this week that leaves, 'grass
ciipplngfi and' other spring-clean­up
materials arc not to bo swept
into the 'street.. Instead, ', these
items should IK placed in contain­ers
for the regular "Wridnesddy
trash pick-up by the Sanitation
Depa;rtment. - ' ' ,
Lois Katz Encjagecj
'BanedSct p7ciaTaViao..Po-«hainnaii'«f tha.Saif lAonual Friatid-
<hlp Ball •fao«m,with,Goneirel Chainnan Anthony Ot Wayne,
Pitblic Relaijioiu Chainnan Chaztof CJMahnaann, and Bollcita-
Ho.af Co-audnnan. Jamat'P. Keantty/aft** tbey prajpated ft«
jOnU plan* for the 3nd Amutal.FxlaiKUUp B«l^ ol;.Out,Hai}3r f^ff^'
daaoiM ParUh,,to b* hald at the MalUw Shpi* Clubr Lido Baach.
FMday BMnintr. AprU-.ia, 19U. {,.•'•-. '
L-J ; : ;•• •• V':; t y • -iJ' '
CAUSE BIG S H » I IP
IflRJii ,XATE
Mr. and Mn."t)diuaa 8. iCata-of
f^reepflirt l>aT*'.,annoiwe«d'
)b«-'«B(i8$rtn»tt<''o^'<iiMlr daiijjli-tar,
- L^ Rodialla. io Marc 'jiU
RMta,- aon of Mr. vOrVlxt.
Huttf A..n*ifSf also of PrW'
poxi. Mf«* Kafa' atiamtod th«.
. Siata- Uniyanitr of MiY. at. M'\
baor anA MoMau Conwnuirity
Cottosa. MI; RMfs U a atndanf
«f Vttlttpitf of Pamsrlrania,
Wtarfmi School of mnaacWi ;
The Board of flTrustces of th6
Village of Frecport tnet on Mon­day,
ApriM; to announce the'of-flcfal
appointments for the forth­coming
year, - -
Jobo J. MacDonald' was xe-named
Village Clerk for-2 yeaX8<
Wyatt Anthony "was. appointed
'Deputy Clerk. Marguerite Johni
aon, "Registrar; 'Leonard D;' B.
Smith, Village AjBeajor, Village
Treasurer and Budget JDirector;
Oakley Gentry, Jr., Village Coun­sel!
WiUiaro NoU, Supt. "of BuW-inga;
John MaTra,'Supt. of Sani­tation
and. Incineration; Hany
Chuisaao, Supt." of' Highway
Maintenance; Fred -F^ankel, Supt,
at Garage; William Crevoiserat,
Supt. of Vfattr District;' Ludovlc :
Long, Supt, of Slectrlc UtUittes; ';
Baldwin & Comejiits Co., Village -
Engineers; ^Jiaie Smith, meniber; •
and TrodwfiU HopHinfl, cholitnan, ;
Boar<i- of Ethia? Henrj* Dertgel, •;
Water &', Light Conan-, andAi;-.',
thuf'.Mullw, chairman. ,. ' - .
~ At T.^ Cijioo. replaced Jojm" '-
jMendes as ijimter and M«Hi»fl -^
Messing as chidrnian of-the' Park_ •
Comm|ssiotL,Bm' 'Ashley r<5>lae;
ed "Hen'tySplteJer ort the PUHT ;,
nbtg Board. > r-V ^ "•.;'"/:' <>,-.
hni9 " irepjl^coinent of .Hepl-y ,;,
Spitzi^. created' the fpljowinlf -
commeitts." ' 3 - . " -'..".''•-''- '"•^'•^
,m
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