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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
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NEWS & VIEWS
BY
EDDIE VASIL
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• - tVaifonal Prett Smdhaft *'"
- Liitun lo'CddicVnU on WHLI ' .,
- 1100 on the Dint . - ''•>•"
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• "X£T THERS BE UCHT" . . . In IhEi day and m^e of Ugh CMS.
petUioiv aTmy coninii]nUr> to itaprov* U* pubQc iman*, t» •!•
tract U^ fineil in buslnoM and tndtuhrr* and to-bemz Ih* calltR*
of iic iMidanis and j*iid«niiai ie«ilioii< mtut ahrajs andaavor la
exploit Uf moat aaliant {Bahirot md'l&'ktrantrtbait ita waakiiMtat
. . . Tha ViDa^ro oi Fkaapotthaa maaf otttilaiidiag attribnMa < . . .
It could easily bacoma tha "City oi Ughtcl" . . ." Vas. "Cily^of
- Ltghlil" . . . V/br »oi? . . . Is hat oita oF thA finest munidpal
power plaids in tha uuAtn>. Eyory itratt,' wliathar it ba la
Bennington Park or Staarns Park, could very easily become a
"Masda Lane" . . . Lai .Thart.Be Light"'" '. . . Len crime, lau
susplcitti. loss accidents, less lear,' less dark and 'mjvtaxlous
fhorougUaxes-^Tbat'a what the City of LIghis" could xsffer,, , »
It would alxp eliriiinaia aye-soies which are presehHy covered
by darkness . . . Evan froiA a plane, Fteeport would stand out
li]» htinditeds of diarcioad tiaras gathered josaiEer (h Iha oealex
of a black ^lece of vslret . .'. Laf a not i^ sn areras^a IS Wat|
iownl' f . . I^ei's blaza out with a multi-thousaiid V*tt Ulununa-lion'.
. • If people should forget out waterfront} if tbay* should
overlook our shoppjnas araas; if th«y,sltotdd disoMint'«itt> IwaH*
EDDIETOR'S NOTES Heaits a^ half-mast over news of the death
of Ereeport's beloved EARL "Doc" PAINTER, {He Was the famouB
trainer of the N. Y. YANICEES and the brotlicr-ln-law of G^ies,
Jack and David Buckley) . . . Add the name of MARY FUSCO to the
list of-charming and attractive women who head popular bistroa.
(Hudson Bay Inn on Hudson Ave, Freeport) . . . Congratulations io
1088 MT Grad <S.B. Mech, Eng) BOB MacDONALp. ,<He's the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. MaeDonald, TO Calif. Ave., Freeport) . . . For
good reading I recommend BETTY FBIEDAN'S. new book "The
Feminine Mystique." (She's a friend of DRiOnd MRS. DAVE-WES-TRING
and DR, and MRS. RUDOLPH JOSEPH) , . . JOE "Maater
Barber" VtTO and his charmipg 'Mary vacationed with Wa sister-in
Florida . . . Best Wishes to FRANK PROVEKZANO on bla birthday.
(He'a one of the widely-lcnown Provenzano Brothers) . . .-The LESTEH,
H. BAUMANN FAMILY is full of Burprisps. Not.ojjly. is Lea con-sidered.
oa one of the buaiest lawyers in local legal circles but his
very attractiye wife, Laurette, now holds a B5. Degree from Hofstra
{Fine Arts Education) with a Cum Laude Citation 1M8. (All kind of
honors: Dean's List, Alpha Sigma Landa National Honorary Society,
etc.). Their daughter T51orence also Hofstra "is now the wife of DR.
STEVEN KAHN, resident physician at University Hospital in Ann
^ Arbor, Michigan. Son, Jeffrey Baumann is with the U. S. Coast
Guai'd. ' , • ' . .'
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Community Cfiorftie
Sfdrts. New jSeasQn
Xirk M. Duskl«e, dlrectw :ot
the Freepod'Comm'unlfy'Chorale,
announced th« oputing of the new
Fail- season. Membeni nieet~<#»d
rahearse ,«vei7 Tuiesday-avettbkf:
at' 8:30 p.m. in't}i< Music Room of
the Fhi«port High ScfacMl.
New members are -welcome and
may audition on any regular
meeting night
• 'DiO Chorale & available, for
concerts for community or^«^za-'
tlons and' has begun WQfk on
I'AjnaW and the Kight Viailois,""
a one-act opera by GianrCario,
Medbtti, to b« presented in the
E'weport High'Sc^hool OTi.Decr.J*.
and-:3l...
Under ihe leuidctship (A Pttntiipal Wifilatot'-McinVAy Aiid 'As^Unt
Principal James.,<hirran; a team'iesehln]^ pngotm^for iAitntctjbn
has been; inaugurated'this yea* « the John W. Doiid Junior, H l^
SchqoL Four' teams of'teachers bavobeen egtabUsKcd.at the seventh
grade levetj.each tnmprised of four factitty inombers and a t e ^
leader,• " — ' ' i 'T' ."- . I '
mitteo made' Up from each otfour'
major academic disciplined cEfalt'
^ oxtAiutve planar during tKs
(Contioned on page 12) ^
To prepare jtor this departure
from conventional peda£odlcat
orgimizatloa a curriculum ' com-
COP MEEfS ON BIG ISSUE
He'arHiston'an
Arthur L. Hodges, past presi­dent
of tl^e Nassau County His­torical
Society, will be ^uest
speaker when the Freeport His;
tory class (Adult Education) Jnojds
its opening session i& Room' 109,
Freeport High School, tonight at
8 o'clock.
Mr. Hodge*, former editor of the
Nassau Dally Review-Star and
The Leader,' now in public rela­tions
)vdrk, will talk on Ijong
Island's past, especlUly that of.the
Nassau County area. . :'
Village Historian. Clinton p.
Metz, instructor of the: class, will
project old-time local photos on
a.screen and lead a discussion of
them. Everyone is welcome.
NARCOTIC STAKEOUT
NETS NINE ARRESTS
Detectives Joe Komeika and Richard Comeford, of tJie Freeport
Police Dept., received many complaints of a large volume of .traific
at 80 Hillside Ave., Freeport, during the daytime and nlghtime. A
tleady "stakeout" showed that people WHQ visited the premises
generally made short stays. A closer view of people and cars showed
$ome to be suspected dope ad­dicts,
narcotic pushers, criminals,
i^ome with narcotic arrests.
With the co-operation of Police
Chiet-Mcehan and NCPD Narco­tic
Squad, Detectives Joe Bome-ika
and.Dick Comerford, armed
with a search warrant, raided the
premisses and confJscated::a. large,
amount-of narcotics, heroin' and
narcotic -unplements. '
- They , arrested the foliowfaig
subjects': • • ^ -. '^
Willie SIiepard,.aged 4», 86 9iU-
«ide Ave., Freeport; David Clif-poTt;
f6r^- ager 29 yealts, 34 Un­ion
St., Freeport; Robert LaPer-
Boneilc, age 20 years, 89-15-103
St., Richmond Hill; - Hamilton
Thompson, aged 36 years, 45 Put­nam
Ave., Roosevelt; Raymond
Sweeting, ,a&sA 30 years, 405 E.
155 St., Bronx; John Maiden, age
ift •years," 28' Parkaide' Rd.," w;
Hempstead; Rosle Ray Jones, age
26 years, S6 .Hillside Ave,,'tPree-pOrt;
Yvonne Peacock.' ajge 28
years, 1089 No.'08Ui' OaonA^JSn'
iondale;. Pearlean Bod«Ue,' aje 27
(Cnnthmed on page 12) '.
Na«i«u Couatf District Attbnuy WUUam Cahn.ind Ben'OinkiHt^^l.^,
caavMd^fa tat Mth AJ>. discuss probleuM Mlaiad la, b^w'tsltt^*:'.-
inent on the G«|inii> and atata Jtaral. £av«ral pwmlntni'cIDi^t
}oittBd in 9ffei}ag the hoiOMwuen' view on thasa m»akfii .ti#: •
ajiiov* photo ibows (L tp t,) Xto CanallMi. Freapwt A^ptibUiaHli
Campalyn Managerj MWiam Caha, Dtsirlet Attoraey, Cttunty <tf•
Nassau,, presently runn]»jr fot raelactloni Mrs. Aaglii' CulUa>.,s'
Freeport GOP Cainpai^ Ofildalr Bao'Cluarli»« Baldwfa-lwfii
attorney, tunning lor elecltoq to the Itlh AsfamUy-Distrkt ()f tjwf
State of New York and C. WUltam Gayloi; presUenl q^ tfa* tx^-' ^.,
port Bepublleao Club. • - •• '•"
Charies P. Kopter
USNR In Vietnam
Vietnam (FHTfTC) Sep, 3-Co»-
structjonman Charles P, Kopter,
USNR, son of' Mr. and, Mrs,
Charles Kopter of 1008 Central'
Ave., IVecport, Is serving with
U. S, Naval-Mobilo'.Construction
Battalion Eight'(MCB-8) in South
Vietnam. ''
In' Vietnam ,/the Seabees-pro­vide
technical assistance to villa­gers
with construction projects.^]
They also build air strips, temp­orary
housing, port facilities, fuel
storage tanks, drill water welJa
and construct other facllitiea as
they i^ejome necessary.'
Membem of the MCB-8 are or-ganiiing,
planning* and drawing
blueprints', for an e5:bed hospital
in the'City of-Riu Luong, five
miles south of Hue. "This hps]jital
will be" used Ijy the people oi
South Vietnant
Tbia xmv medical fadUty wiU
be jcomiriete with^opetating rocmi,
'XffUiy,.tovm, dark room, an ex-aininatio^
room,, Inteoidve care
room and j^axmacif.
tAUirtl Iiowanitebi, Damdqratic candjdita forlCeognsa in th*.Si& *
' CensiHriauOl District. ip»fc*. fa '^la TtMipatt Obaadwr tt C<m*.,
tttenw at ib* weekhr lundiMm weadng on Sept. 13. Mr. .Lowan-,
.. •tria.qKOw o< tba.xaceiil«Ms.at-aia,I>e,n>oenite-tlatiaMl^-C<a^ ..
vMtlon in Chleasp. Slwirai infta pbvto alb«i;« artf (L fo r.^'WanM \
9«Mt a OinwtM of tb* t!!tmimfiitol\K^^ C«(!#;„^
-tor*. tfi»il>a0sA «f ill* r^cMimit-'autBkber «A CpmauMe^-HaicI>/, . _.
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