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BALDWIN
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MERRICK ROOSEVELT
zip Cea» 11575
33rd Year. Mo. IS FBEEPOHT. N. Y., THURSDAY. AUCiOSTSS. 1988 PRXgE: FIVE CENTS PER OOWP
NEWS & VIEWS
BY
EDDIE VASIL
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(V. V. NcHSlHt/i/'r ttflinrlrrt ^jw,'
Niilioimt I'rrtt SMidicaIr
Littrii lo llii- "Kr)l>Ili VASII, SMOW
On WTUl-; 1521) ati (lit Diiil
Hoarts al hali-mast . . . The eniiie communily wu saddonad -
by tho dealli ot HUTH NEWTON, wife ol EHN^ST W. NEW­TON,
beloved Brigadier ol Ihe Salvalion Army . . . This but-bnnd-
and-wife team were truly "Angels of Mankind" and. dur­ing
thour 12''4 years of service in Freoport until 1958. their friends
wore legion and represented all iields of endeavor and all races,
creeds and color . . . Mis. Eincst Mowlon celebrated her 50th
year with this great oiganixatjon last February . . . We join with
ihe thousands of frioiida of the Newton family in offering our
condolences . . .She Is imrvlved by h«r husband. BBIGADiER
' EHNEST W. NEWTON. Chaplain at Booth MainmriilMiCMpitai.
, four children, Erneil" W. Newton, feoelier at Fi««|»<»» Iflgh
School, Evangeline Fern Conner. William C. Newtoiii Bichard
H. Newltut and 7 grandcUldzen . . . It is auggesfed thai eoniri-
. butions in her memory be sent for the expansion of ihe Coronary
,Care Unit, Booth Mensorial Hospital. Flushing. N.Y.
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Bddietop's Notes . . . Loota like our N,Y. Stale SBNATflB ^DSPBNO
ataiidsa topchnncc to be BppoteMWGfov.Roekefeliep as Senator
from New YgrK to fill Bob Kennijdy's posili^^ . . . BSBepott-GOP
••.STxca'iComWitfeeinan AliAJt-.TO
auto accidentti(Unofficial report fliat tKe:»:l?ol-rQddfr\.whfjggt||-l#|
ERS and his gruciousf wife,'Ruth, post-carding from, thelrrnaueieol
vacatton oflthe Massnchtisetts Coast. (He's a VIP with CBS and n
Comipahder U.S.N.R.) • . .A certain well-known Waterfront opera­tion
ft i>» | | trouble with reports ol "Fkestone" checks'to emjployees
.". . Legal-eagle MATTIE CHESS returned hondsomely.brons»d.after
h)s New EngluiKl vacation. (He's considered "A Lawyers JjiSwyer")
. ; . LEADER fealure writer HERB NEWMAN C'You arid the Law"),
now being called "professor" by his nssociates, since he's gqlhg tf
teach "Blackatoae" at C. W, Post College . . . Unconfii'med report
that ELMORE KEENER sola the huge BoacBstelnLuitiber Co,
property. • '.•."• ^ •; - •
- • •• •' •' • .' /'
Claravlno Outrigger Splash Parly . . . Give EHNIE SWAN^OK
and JERHY BIANCO ^«Mit for booking thejfals 'TJaH^ Around
Ben" Spla»h Parly on'Salurday, Aug. 31 at ihelr popular'OWT-KIGGER
RESTAOHANT .; .This Is one ol the '"Heally Big GOP
Happeniagt" with top State. County .and Town Bepublican ]>«r«
Bonalilles Invited . . . Rockefelleri Speno. Caso, Lent, Margibtto, .
DA Cahn oic„ etc* never fall to attend this icolorftil and faadl-tional
affair ; . .CONNIE CATTANO serves as host of tMs seMtA
of "Wends of Ben Cioravino" . . , Uncoafirmod reports had Shis
slated at Connie's home on MlUer Ave. «adat Sazden City Koiel;'
but local boys. Ernie Swanson, ownerrOiidi JERRY- BIANCO, -
manager, won the hotiois to servo as hwils . . .Contact lovely
WondB HELEN STffTGEN, raB.S671, or DOROTHY: APra
' MAN, M!A'3-lil3,'fof-detiils,. : ." ' •''. \- '/'•'/• ..^ ".' ''
IliATOMICfROtiR
. •: Frank'L..Borddi;itBs recenly joined the KnolBjAtoiintejpOwei*
tsOsoratory of the General Electric Company .as p health jph^icist in;
r|dlologlcal cdntoto In tbe Auxlltary Opeiaflona cftinponeiit
' He was graduated from Illinois Institute ol Technology with a
B^S. degree jii physics to 1850, fromgtorkta Sta% tTniyeisity with an
'M.S,- degree;in* physjca-;.in 18.61,-—— "~™~^~»'*' •_. . ...•; •-•:.[
N.Y. State Champs
TAKE MAJOR
FIRST
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P.O. Schedule.
For Labor Pay
-The Freuporl Post'Oflice will
have no window service and no
earner delivery service on Mon­day,
September 2, 1908 (Labor
Day). Special dijliyery mail.will
be delivered: sw received ond the
lobby will be open from D a ro
to 5 p.m. for the convenience of
boxhotdors.
FREEPOBI BMER
PRIZE . Sp^tal from Syracuse) . ", , Irving Gray, Deputy Chief »f tho-
Frceport Volunteer Firol Dept., In on exclusive tclophono interview
with Ed VflsU, Monoglng Editor of THE LEADERi reported that the.
Freeport.-^ire Dfepl. won t;h.e championsWpovei'tdJ.father llew Y<|rk-
State Voluntfcer Fiice Dcpartrtients at tlte Bnatial convention held'
this week at Liveipool, N.Y.
Deputy Chief Gr9y,.-who m alao
Public Relations Director ol Itee-port's
400-membcr prlEC-wlnning
department, announced that the
Freeport Vamps took first place
lor best appearing Dept, jand first
place'for most men in line. fThcse
are Uie t w niajor comgetiticftis in
.which evei^.Flre Oepwtpent.iB
New Yoi* State piirtlelpateir
: -(Bditor's Notei W« congraltdatfr.
the officers and metnbcra of tha'
Freeport l^irc Dept—le^ ch,«l«i-pion^
of tho State of New Vwk). ""
m
Bila F. Winter of Freoport,
.promoted to a>v,assistant man-
' Agor of Long Island Trust Cotn-pony.
Mrs. Winter, who came
io the Trust Company in 1957,
was promoted to administra­tive
assistant in 1365. She has
t&en specialized courses at the
Jtoerteaii; Instltule of-Banliing
and^ls 1887, was a mamlserjDl
• the-; ^AJ.B.'S' .• ••WAniea'» •'••Cmi''-
, -Miittefc-^ Mrs.?;VS^er 'isj-tocated-
"at "the:,TrHBt Coiiipi|n|i;^i;;Counv
•:.--ty- Center 'OUIISB',: IMl 'iStai^iilJini^
--'Avenue, Garden Cliy. .^''^•..•'-.
iNamed Candid^e
! Mrs. Annette Weiser, Chairman of the"Untted Independents for
Congre.'^s, in the Fifth Congressional DLstrict, announced the selec-
I tion -of Sanford Feldraan, a Boldwin attorney, to run as an inde­pendent
estimate lor Cohgretsugainst Mason Hampton and AUard
I LciWonstein, • :". •. • •• •" •,.,
' BO'MJisr sfo. rW tehisee re-ssttaabtleidsh'tjhnaetn tt hoef- xtehae- ,':— :— "•;• -;-^;;-'—-'—•
United Independents for Congress
are: • •
...
1. Ma.^on Hampton, the Con­servative
Pnrly' candidate, re­ceived:
the Republican: nomina­tion
OS the rcbult of a deal With
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HANDS ACROSS I M SEA
and Irflin the University of Pitta-burgh
with sn M.S. de&ree in
radiological health in 196C. He
held an advanced health physics
fellow-ship' from 1985 through
1908, most recently being assign­ed
to Argonne National Labora-toiy.
Mr. Bordell is' o .member ol the
Health Physics Society, - the
American Nuclear Society, -the
American Association at Physic­ists
in Medicine, and the Society
of Nuclear Medicine.
He, his wife Bettie Sue, and
their two children reside at 111
Claremont Street, Schenectady.
He is the son of Mr- and Mr*.
Frank BordeU' of 297 North Long
Beach Ave., Freeport
The knplle ' Atomic Power
Laboratory- is operated by the
General Electric Xtompany for thy
United States Atomic Energy
CoiBiaissioiJ, _ , •
;F#frteiiLpt!h^#|art^
To 0iv#: Coirtleri;--:; •• ;s
,:..'tlie'..Lo«g.i«laad, Y*i«.th,0*?h«!t,
tra''.' Summer ^'i^aaeinrib]ai'',iNiU: |^;,
eeitt'a ecmcert at Coes Neci^ ^tak,
Baldwin, on Sunday, August 2S at
8:15 p-m-
The program will consist of Mo-saifs
Sywphoay No. 301 three
Dances fipin "Tb*'Thre«-C(;Anered
-Hat" by Manuel.de Fdla, end
Georse Cersbwin's Brxofboaie
FietuM from "Porgy and Bes»"
(arranged by Ro&«rt Bussell Be«-
aett), '. " ,
Adsdissiett iS'£ree. ' J
. ! • ' • •
Riep..Herbert Tenser, left, exemhnes ««t of .ThaUlund- tacwiew«»»
brought, becfc horn teutheast Asie by M-year-oId Vt. fUkiluM^
Taus od Freeport, who was able to adapt 4'year-old-VfetneriieM
orphan, tenleb and bring Iheboy to thic cmiatry tbzwgli .Tea*,
sert* belp. Tafu'isi'ft^ bachelor, but a* a new dad'will bave to
do a Utile bouiekeepinff. His motber, Mn. Ydanda Taus, wiM
belp, howemr. , , - _
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