The-Leader_1969-05-15

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FREEPORT
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34th YoM, No. 4
BALDWIN
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MERRICK RO^SeVEl*
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FREEPOBT. N. Y., THUllSDAY, MAY IS, 1969 »«»
NEWS &..VIEWSI
BY I
EDDIE VASIL j
:Won dte'Oha ' ' I
FrfaiiaiMiaujiimi(ittitBia»wnBMifflmiH^
THEi7vmONG MRB. ELAR .' . . Lwt WMie yt* laM pnbUe'
tribute; jto PrMtXttt PaUe* COifatf iUfTBON'T E£jyrt> far PMMitf^
btg ih* SurmYEA ORCHID AWABI^ to his. ehwMteff'wUto tin-nam*
i* "Matrtam." (W» said "Jtawphina" latt wall i ta « « » .'
Josaphin* El«r b tha- wtf^ o< the cklaCa te«lbar "MW'),- 8«rir
about iball.
thit waalC. ftflttmirla dadicktadta CAR&XSEiUR; AlrmONY
^ AViVYHE and JUDGE CHABLESt C MEHMMMt, UOOAtt Om tMS
; miENDSHIP BAbL. and to iba parikfaaaan. aad. W«dkfe flffc-Ow
, Holy HaAfnofc Chuzch U Titmpott. . i "tWa- yaaifa MK rr^lSltai'
: 3t(IP.BAU;'.iri]Lb« baldlFcUcf. Mar 2^^ tt tt»|i||U4BV MPBB
. CL0B^-.I4d»-Ba«wlt-... SQmtf tideata aaa ktiU-aT«ttiM*'.-.. C^entpai
QENERXL JOHK TAAVERS at qSl Swi^iiUia A««M fvttam, Rk
9-0941. .
' "Hio. X«licds Brbthei:s, Nick .Wd J^mmyi owivets'«f the pojiular
HBrgrove:;0ar j^Gjtm, .92 W., piiSTriek-Road, rrMSpoH; plan ; an
"Opeh oUce" 22nd Anniversary'Party on Wedoea^sy digbt. May 21. '
Known as the "Golden Greeks." Nicky aftd Jimmy ^ i c o s arc
wiacly-knowji veteran Jiosts. This year's gald wlU even auipass paat
succpsses with a proeram which mctuclcs cntcrtaianrtent: .and a*-
freiihinente', . ' : - ' • • '
Nife-«lub star. Eddie Fingers and his 1001 melodies wiJJ ba ft*.;
turcd at the piano. , ' - . '
. EULOGY FOR A SOLDIER
By EOWABD'a^DEHHOFF
. Sp/8 Atan 0. Denhoa, Itegular Army, Vfas due home from Viet­nam
at the end'of June, 1969. It's a long way from there to Canton,
New York, It's a long way In mjles and it's a long time Jjn seconds;
He came home earlier than expected; in a grey casket virlth an
American fla^ covering his last resting place, Alan was my brothef s
iecond atfo, and everything should not stop there—at the cemetery.
A man who gave hia life in' service to his country deserved a
Eulogy in printJiPerhaps the printed words will last lor many years
longer than we will; this then la hts Siulogy,
Alan's-birthplace,! 21 years ago, was a small village in the north-cm
portion of New York. He grew up with all the feais. teaiB and
laughter of-youth—^nd like most of youth today, he was vital 'a)id
vlgorouff-and aliVe with all the gifts of life.
While his physical growth was ahnost completed, his years werft
tender and hegot himself into trouble. The shock oj realization made
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BOEUKOS C£LEBRA1S
40 YEARS IN W M m
Billy Boulukoa, widciy-kiiown owner of the k>ng-«stabll0hed
Boulukos TeaRoom-Restaurant' and ice cream company,., annouuced
that the company is celebrating its 40th anniversary in tVeeport, '
Young Bill Boulukas, nephew of the founder^ popular Jim iBou-<
lukos, recently completely remodeled the headquarters at 4 Church
St.r Freeport,
This fVeeport landmark Is open for breakfast, lunch and. dinnerr
BjlIyJis brother Tommy, and relatives George Boulul&» and Fete
Boulukoa are also associated with the cohcem. ' ' i'
Ainbd^sador Dinner
Dance Postponed
• Mrs. L. Mabel, Community
Ambassador Project., announced
that the Community Ambassador
Dinner-'bance announced for Sat*
urday, May 17, has been tcmv
pbranly postponed due to sched.
uUdg difficulties.'
pRios^ ttys CENTS nBRcqjpir
^i«iit<.talii)ii. jiiinii^)r>jn' • > • *
Housing Crisis in
Frtepoff To Be
Studies By FIACC
The Freeport Inter»Agency Co­ordinating
Committee is made up
of. j:epTescntetive8 Af. all socliil
agencies.which have activities in
tho .'Freeport. area.
It has been found by the pro-fCEfsional
staff of these agencies
that QiQ housing shortage Is hav<
inrau adverse effect on'the total
commudliy but-that the-low'in-'
conja families ate the mwt
sparely/, banijed.-' n - .«--j.v '--.'.
-. 4i^p0Rt;i£«ds:-';^^ai}bn^ &m(.i
Iow.Jnopme lamllics can afford*
In ortier to show the Federal,
Ooyernment-Ciat Freeport needs
funds'fbi*'this purpose,' we need
more' adequate housing; if your
income is below $&,000 lor a fam­ily
of four; if you have been a
resident of Freeport for two
years,- call Freeport Opportunity
Council, Mrs. Virginia Bibbs,
623i'tel9> or any social-agency in
the Freeport. area-
Frejepfdrt
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Conservatives To
Meet In Freeport
The Nassau County Federation
of Conservative Women will have
ita monthly meeting at SilS p.m.,-
Thorsday, May 15, at the Amer­ican
legioDi Hall, 47 West Sun­rise
Highw:^, Freeport.-
Rofreahments will t>e served.
Some Jobs Stiii
Opeii For School
Crossing Guarcls
friejsport. Police Chief Anthony
Slar xeported-that there tax stUl
iom^'openiift^ for scliool crossing"
guards, to work'part4ime during'
the day witttht the'village. Start­ing
salary is $2^3 per hour..
Any Freeport women interest­ed
in applying are asked to call
Capt, Raymond, Sijipe for an in­terview,
At TR 8-fl700, daily be­tween
the hours of 3 and 7 P ttl.
A physical es^aminatiort is requir­ed,
and' uniforms are supplied b^
the department. ,. ' ^
FREEPORT VOTIS;^^0OiQQO
FOR PARK IMPROVEMliRS
The .Village of Freeport is embarking tih'a comi:it«heuslvo 'paitt-improvement
program, financed by a $300,000' bond 1ssU«/'M:4yiMP
Robert J. Sweeney announced today. Planning Associate? ~bt''W4M'
Hempstead, a professional consulting firm, has bci^n l^i^d'id prC^>ipt>'
a survey and use plan, fbr modernizing and overhauling cx^iinri
Freeport' paijcs. and developing
the newly acquired Stevens Street
plaj'ground area.
Paric improvements will bo de­signed
with'the goal ot tcduclng
maintenance casts and mtnimif-tng
ciYects of possible vandi^NKi''
according to Freeport-Hecreaiiipr'
and Parks Superintendent ^9tj#k .
ley A. Brekni. "The,modem.wji**
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TOP NAMES ACTIVE IN
FRIPORT TAUNT S i p
Two Freeport show veterans, M». LynnSvans^j-onetima ine;9^
ber of Arthur Godfrey's Chordettes. and Peytob C. Ware,- t^W-years
a CBS camcj^anan, hava been choaen.directora <)t th^t Chtn4l ^
of tHe Transfiguratton's Starllte Amateur Revue, Jime,I4^''at.a pViifr
to be'announced. -.
But', private auditions for the^
two'^seml-firtals, sei'fdr.Fri., Mayj.;
dsrway..- <npounced '.&&;.
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. Br HOWARD nCHNER, Chatmui Youib CottmUtM
On Thursday, May 19, the Freeport Lodge of Elks No. 12S3-vMfe ••
sponsor a Youth Loyalty Day Program, Students from Freeport 'awS"
Baldwin it. High Schools~wlll participate in'an afternoon-se6Bloil<«i('
the Freep^j-t Village. Hall.. ~ " . ' >.
• In the evening-, a program will-be held and the studonta'wUI''
be awarded-' plaques' tor taking
part in this a£Fair. ~ -, '
Guest speakers will Joe' Howard
98tcit)an P.D4>,., ,S5reeport, EUi» •
at4I>eputy Mayor Willinirt Wblt*'
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R«n aiotbtvf^. COIUIUQIL Htoin«'MIs4m 9Ma»my''«f ImtfiAai,
England. wai.avardMl a CerfUtesM.M Apj^ptdolkmbrllw Fxi^
port C^fittibM of.Conun»ree PimMsnf it^bar^'J^'Datif- Itboifr!
'abov* sbiiinSL, to R.')'B»!r, It()d^s<Mk J^nr/jCplUi^ioi^ Mr, Pavis,
Rav/Mod^ioi). Is' paatoc of thtFirMpMt Vvi&A )H#lh4dttt Churpiiu.
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