The-Leader_1968-08-01

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"NA.S^SAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY
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, titieii 10 llw "MJJIHE VASIL SHOW*
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speaker mi fkm FtaifjKvt Ctwwiwr of CotainMC* VMMV l u ^
eon rtoetjw on ThuiiAty- Jttl/;wi4 n^^VUbliict^ttt Mr. MiOu'*.
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Mr.'MWw (canlei) is sbo'wn ta'tlii»ri^ot9'M<^M:^t«^>'i!b[M^
B CerH&cate orAppieclaliQn by ChambeT'^PxMld*(tt'a«T-,CwBEln^''-
tore. Dick Davis (loft) Ptogittm CluinnBn. looks on appxoi^slr.
(Plioto by Oscar's Studio)
"SONS Of I I A I Y ' T N D SAIVAIION
ARMY JOIN fOE SENIOR CITIZENS
Cori:grdtMktlonf|To ^
Georfin^ Speiteef
Congratuiationii go. to Gc^rgine
Spencer of Roose^t, a t)ket»l>er
o£ Senior Girl Scout Tro6p No.
2453 at FVeeport. Mrs. Chester
Tuthill, President ol iJassau
Council of Girl Scout;, Inc. was
very happy to make a donation
towards Use expenses ot such a
worthwhile project as the Com­munity
Ambassador Fund.
"As yoil' know Georgine was sc«
lected by-the National Conference
of Christians and Jews as one of
Ihlriy teenagers from New York
State who wift repreieiit' their
tiommunSty abroad this sucaner
on a three week tow.m'iojir
cpuntries, • Holland, • Oe#M»y,
_-SyHt*^^«ftd -VaiaS^^'vt
'jiiotiCI'W"lhV! utlileveiijwtt'-ols*'*''*
youth. Mid are tiMttyi ,i*a*r. to
b«pk;thBi4i..-./. . *'" -'.'->• V '•• •USatutdoy unlU 6 P-irt.).
Center Offers 40th sale
Thurs., Friday, & Saturday
Aug. 1-2-3 Set For Big Event
One of I..ong Island's biggeat shopping highlights, Freep«rt'«
Annual Dollar Savings Days Sale, will be held on Thursday," BWdajf •
and Satvrdi^, August ,1, a-»nd. 3,. _,. ^'-.^^ ,.,,..- __ 'f ^.X^i:^^i,i^^^
and ielter targslns; wUl be open Thurs andiFrlday nites unUI 8 p m.
Q H f t V l l l d LAUNCHES CAMPAKN
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/;SlnoB tluir fouiicling fa Fneport several yean ago, the Enrico
; ferM Lodge of tin Qidte of Sons of Italy kt Xmeiiea, ham b««n
< active'&i sup|K»liii3 darity. Civic aDd other mrlliwhile cauMI.
*< A recent demoatlfatimt of tbsir vrotk topk place,at tbs July 2S
Inncbeoii jinevttEif oi fhe Freepozt Chamber of Commenw. Past
• Veneilifale of til* Enrieo Fermi Itodge, J^hn Abbsle, poMaeolad a
° Uoek of tidUfis 'ia>, Biiepdier and Mrs. Ronander of the Freeport
Salv^tonArmiriio flpi they could arrange to take a'large group
of their SenliwiCliseiis fo see the Jones Beach theatre productkm
of Sonth^PaeUiei pjwvii in-tlte incture above (L. to R.) are Joseph
Geihauser. "former Presi^t of the Chamber; Brig, and Mrs.
Ronander; Hoy Cacciatoie, President of the Chambex' and John
Abbate. _ , (Photo by Oscar's Studio)
Thomas F. Keehan
Serves In Vietnam
ZSonang, Vietnam (FHTNC)
Ja}y 17—Seaman' Thomas F. Kee­han
Jr., USN, soil of 'Mr. T. F,
Keehan of 216 Meister Blvd.,
Fueeport, has reported for" duty at
the Naval- Support Activity in
Danang, Vietnam.
The activity was.established to
meet increased requirements for
combat log/stic suiQ>iirt of opera­tions
in Vletnani. Approximately
10,000 N^vy officers and men are
being assigned to the activity.
CAMPAlGHINa nr DBPTtti-Bea Ciu4vla», B^oblfean AssamUy ewdWtt*. g^,0iUiig te « ««
off Nassau's South Show; CSaw^no, GOP wa^» to }h* 14tb AHWmbly IHsWct. said « » S * « *•
campaign regularly oo ihe water durisg summer weekMids ia orri«r fo laadi »esidiii«.eicwlM » •
summer heat on shore.
FREEPORf TO
RECREATION
The «>eeport Village Board, Continuing Its program ot,B3fpand-ing
recreaUon facilities, has purchased a vacant parcel of land Jn
northeast Preeport for cbnstructiariof a neightforhood pJay.area: The
plot, on Stevens Streetnear North Main,- is-being acquired at a-coat
of mOOO, and the viUago wlU put in taaketlM oourts-and a sttckball
play'area, with other facilities to
follow. It will be in partial tise
within the "next couple ot weeks.
^ JUayor Robert J. Sweeney said
^le new. playground,' which will
be about 70,000 square~Ieei la
area,, is a direct- result of his
meetings with youth groups lit
the predoiainantJy Negro" neigh­borhood.
"The .ydungstera hate
have shown great initiative ia'
making studies and coming up.
with specific and practical pn>-.
posals," he said. "Thfey have not
been extravagant 4a • their »>
quests, and we have worked out
the plans in man-to-rt>andiscus-i-
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