The-Leader_1968-10-03

              r>-7^m
•rsric^'*
"NASSAU'S LAR.eeST WEEKLY"
• 1 , V t-i
- ' • - - • • ;•?
:t
FREEPORr
" - Zip Code UMO"
BALDWIN
Zip Cod* 11510
, : • * .
33rd Year; No. 24
aap Cod* 11S86-> -.•• - /.Wpi^-uiys "^-^••-'-S'•'i-ii A.*-"-^: -
giiiiiiiiiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiiMiiiniffltnnuiminu^illiijiiiinninfliinoinuniiiiiiritimiiHM^
FHfiEPOHt. N. Y^ THW»SOAlr..dC^BEH 3. l568 r : ^ « » " .PBlCEnrFlSfeCESTS PES doPY *i
' " ' • — • * • • » • • « • • ! • • • — . I I I l ^ ^ . M l .1* - • • • • 11^ 1 .. . - .. . . ..-•• . 1 ^ . . - - l ^ - • - - • ^
NEWS:&B3BWS^
A'. •>'. •Nrtiapaper HfporUi* .VGMO.
liit«*r lo EdtHo' VMU M'tfullV.': ,' • ?
=: ,.., - '^ noo omhe m«i,**.>'^-.':\-, ,.|
riii!tlilll»imiillllHIIHmmillllMllliniir|)it!lll|||||||||Hli!U)ljHllitHHiUimiU^^^^
I » THE SPOT-LITE . , . 6W# JULIE MINTZ «>diAlI^^yiMU«.;
MER, Fzesport COP c«-chBirmen, crm^ii.' llwi^.mjMirainJ.pIite*
ning of RICHARC VVioS'S vbit to Freeport Aiti^^*^,Mi niueh
altention and suppoxt i k a t i t oiUgnw Ihe I«eil-f«i^^^i^'d
beciuno a county-wide oaJerprise with the big clloiax at ItooM*
veli Field. (Full coTerags in ad daily and weekly Aempapenu
TV and radio).
Red Devli Pigskin ..
Parade Safurday
^ Perry Fischer. Grand MarahaU
of the Fathert and Boosien Foot-iaia
Gune Paradei, hat invited all
Bed Oeyll gujyporlan tp join the
parade, by foot w Toblele, down
S. Main StiMt at noon this Satur.
day, Oct 8. '
Ka »aid the parade will Uek-otf
<|tea> In front ei the'Jr. High
Ithool (Old will be lc«d by Mr>
$lf «l«on.'and hit • rc««p9Mi--'))ioh
Ichix* Mairebiaa Btad,'./ ,'*<V- . >
v',j[-••->'••"••"- ' •••' .rtfSj>i*-illiiJV-4
t'.TMi Cbeef J^adersp*'"' ^iiani.
^titlt^a oaif*ii«d^ IMvlts to' a big
win' over fHophua HigH. Be nixe
to'"com' on down.'
Richard Ni3(on's.camp»ign csravon Will wltnl4t:twtiy.lnto4l!fai«i%!'*-->>^
County on'October 6 with 0 motorcad? thftt wlU.cuImTnitterib^i^"
tumultDua rally at the Roosevelt Field Shopping Ci^ter, H \^\an<*'
nounced by Assemblymnn Joseph M. Margiotta, Nassau 0OP. <JJwir«--
m a n , • •• • ' ' i. .. . . . . ' . . f ^ . , , > ^ i . . ^ ..
Beginning at the county line at
10:15 a.m., a pacfldc of rnotoi* ve­hicles
will truvel eastward AlonjL-Hempstead
TumpiicQ/thrcniKh SIT
mont,"Franklin - Square, . ^ e a i '.
(Continued on page'12)"
Editor Hiinomd
Jl^
JUL.lt. MiNT£ ALAH VOLLMER
TliB Freeport Motorcade will join with the combined Nassau
County program for Richard Nixon's lour. Tho Freeport Motox-cado,
with the Citizens for Ben Ciaravino, will meet and start
from the parlcing ileld in tho rear of the South Shore Federal
Savings and Loan Assn. on W. Merrick Road . . . JULIE KUCtz
and AL VOLLMER will serve on the offidal wiicoming com­mittee.
Holly wood - TV Stars
To Address Chamber _
TIIE LEADER received nolico that BROCK PETERS, nwvie star
of "To Kill a Mockingbird," "Porgy and Bess," "Carmen Jone4."
many.movie westerns and the TV special "Eleventh Hour;" BlUi
BKANCH, writer-producer of the Bioadway show "Medal for Willie"
and LOFTEN MITCHELL, author of tl>e'book "Black Drama" will
fcp the guest speakers at this week's Freeport Chamber of Commerce
Luncheon Meeting to be held Timt^., Oct. 3 at Al B. White's.
Roy N. Cacciatore who serves as Prpsident of the Freeport Cham-
Ijer of Commerce, issues an open invitation to the general public to
{illend this meeting. • ', ^ ~,- '
Eddie Harding, Chamber member and Freeport businessman
will introduce the guests,
John Thorp Urges
Registration Now
Assemblyman Jolm S, Thoip,
Jr., candidate for re-election in
..the 13tfa Assembly District, has
issued a reminder that only thi'ee
days remain for registration for
the November'5t3i election.
In urging all those who are not
already registered to do so, '^t^
Thorp pointed Out ^liat registration
wUi l>e held-oa Qdober.Srd end
'4th'- frdm 12 Noon u n t i n o pJii.
with the final day, October, 5th
fiom 7 ajn. to 10 p.m. '
-^All local registration halls will
be open. Those persons- desiring'
information regarding the"l0fcaW6n
of the hall for their area may ob­tain
it by calling Oceanalde Demo­cratic
' HeadQuarters- 53Bi^557'-or
Rockville Centre Democratic
Headquarters OH 8-1050 or the
Board, of Elections W 2-300p,.Mr,
He Flew Glid.er In
Freeporf In 1910
—Jaieph H. McCarthy of Free-port,
who, with Horry Trubenhiack
flew a home-made glider In 3910,
will be'guest speaker at a meet­ing
of tiie adult education class in
Freeport History (Illustrated) to­night,
(Oct. 3) 8 p.m. in Room 107
of Uie High School., '^
His amusing experiment took
place on what was then a large
North Columbus Avenue field.
Mr. McCarthy is "a veteran of the
automobile business and long ac­tive
in civic affaijs.
A half-hour will be devoted to
Mr.. McCarthy's talk pnd bis an­swer?
to, questions about earjy
Long Island_avinlion. Clinton E.
Metz,-ViUagq Historian, who,A.J».
inst^qclor, will project old Free-"
port photos on a screen and, pre­sent
local history highlights.
New Honor'Given
Walter Michaelis
Walter -MichaelJ^ of Baldwin,
commissioner ot Hempstead
Town's Department of Planning
and Economic Development; will
be fefttuifed commentator in a
v/orkshop durmg the annual i^ti-.
tute of the State Federation of
Official Planning Organizations
Oct.' 20r22.
The workshop in which Mich-
•^lis"" ivill'- p'arti'cipate i concerns
"How i i o Write a, Zoning O^-di:
wmde.i'r ^flie institute, will be held
'' Photo ,Bbove,' tekm in front of UM^^VallJid 9lat«< CapUoL Wwii*
in^on. D.C., chows'CmgafessioBn H^beW Teiuwt (left) con-grBlulatiag
Edward A. Vasl] Bfttr an 4KUlotia|i'written by Mr.
VosU was read on the^ floor of the House oi kl^n«M~ntatlv«s end'
printed In'tbe CehgiMsioiul Rumrdi This li l&e-'ieoond tim» that
I thia bono* has. been given to Eddie .Vasl|>'I4m«gii>{i.Editor of
THE tEADER" - '"••-'- '• ^. ' ' '
mmpmimwum
PRG6RAM HQNORCI)
The cjirrcnt b'owlirtg program, wblc^'ls iponsdred jointly by the-
Freeport-Bdwl, Villago Recreation Dept,'.ooil-tlie Freeport Elkfl was
selected by AMF.air the outstanding Juflbt program In the country.-
Tliis Is a high honor for Freeport end for tho eponsorsflnd par-;
ticipartts, ' _--'-';t'' ' •-' ".'.' ' . " -
ment of.'the Villago of iFreepdrt
hav« rtiada this Program the larg­est
<>tits Uind on U>ns Island. -
CPilf'-.-.8w,'P"J''Pt*6 ot ifjqnJng
iSiSiliilpew^bowlers vo gmtpe^-
i n M y S l p i ; ''
•'M^iS^jfl^aB' {Ljn,"^B8ntanj
bs^ajtoaa* years 4>t oga);.'' -
Itt^^'^nas JiLns.' Batttesa
- : ,;
RegUtrations are now being ac­cepted'
for Freojiort's outstanding
Junior Community Bowling F(H'
gram, .open' to, bowleta tip tp'iB
year? of.age. Parents/ond educa­tors
have found that Ijowlltjg.^.a
wholesome way for youn^ people
to Icam good sportsmanship aii4.
physical coordination,, Tlie'-«ut|i^T;>
Elks and th« Recreatton^-pcpart''
5]
yi^'^j'-fiyf''
••yiXt-r K'At* 1. - f L ^ ^ ' ^ ^ C M,