The-Leader_1969-06-12

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PAGE TWO • I ' •*( \MH THE LEADEH THURSDAY. JONE liiSSS.^
^^^15f 1J™^* IFreeport Residents Will
Receive School Report r-.iii! of "The Place* To Go To" for entertainment. (Tliis cnlorfiu
•Wiiturfroiit .<;pot at thu foot of Ray St. is olso a big fuvorito with the
dirting set). Side Note: Ask Edith & Hnrry to sing one uf their
.mifciiils—Exccllunt Sliowmanship.
SPOT-LITE OH HENHY HERB & FRED HAGER . . . We've
olten wrliten about »h» scfi!«*8tnoiiis of Uio r«»eport Republi­can
organizatioa and ol Us msmbari and of ibe perionalUies it
has produced who havo gaiaad prominence in the judtcioiy snd
In public saitric* . • .,-Thioughoui the Y«nn, the services of
HENRY KERR and FRED HAGER have been n l i m t features
in GOP ondoaTora . , . They ore afoin seeking the Office of
Republican Committeomon in ib^ COlti Election Distfiet. We be-
Here thoY have }n5tlf earned your vote for t**e]eelian on Tues­day,
Juno 17, (Vole fof two at the Bsyrlew rif«hotite) . . .
Following is a brief capsule of their respective lecordst
ContRiiiiBeman Committee man
STATE ED. DEPT. SURVEY
BASIS FOR EVALUATION
The recommerKlntions of the CoJtpcrative Review Sctvice (CRSi
of thu State Education Department will form the basis of the Su­perintendent's
Annual Report to be mailed to DLsirict residenU Inter
tliis month. TOc-^e recommendations embrace the total educational
piofiram. staff, organization, and administration. According to Schoo.
Superintendent Cliri.'Stopher J.~ >
review the basis of the Annual
Report-was made in late 1988.
B<»th thu Administration and tlie
Superintcntl
Warrcll. this is llie first sucli
school publication sent to resi­dent!?
of the District in a number
of years.
*TI)is is a very tomprehcnsive
report, covering virtually every
facet cjf school operation," Mr.
Warrcll enmrnented. "The CRS,
%vhicll in a State Depatmont of
Education agency, ciimu to Free-port
at our rcqu«.'.>5t. Thu survey
wa.s made during the 19(18 school
yciir, and the Until report deliver­ed
in tlie Fall of inoil."
"Tlie decision," Mr. Warrcll
empha-sized, "to make the CRS
Board of Education felt that the
appropriate time to review it
would be nt the conclusion of
the first academic yuar since it
was completed—in other words,
June 1969. We are now in a posi­tion
to present to the community
a tietailwl analysis of CRS rccom-montlalions,
logolhor with ap­propriate
action and comment in
tlie specific areas reviewed.
"This is a Icnfitlly document.
close" to lai) pages. Not all of it i.-s
HENRY KERR
Frooport resident Binco 1928
Villago Parade Conunillea
Elki Club Activities
Civil Service Per. Member
41 yw. rosidonl of election dis­trict
r.A.8iM. Masonic Order
Life Membership 50 years
Republican Club 2S year mem­ber
District Rep., IMfJ
Block Captain. t94l-<9
_ Commitleeman, 1949-69
Miisoi? Hamplon Day Comm.
Republican Picnic Comm. I8S0-
60
Peter Kelly Scholorshlp Fund,
1958.63
American Legion. 342
^Veteran of Foreign Wars
f-r'Ovotsons Service, WW I
FRED HAGER
Little League Msr., Coach, Um­pire,
Board of Oiroclors
VicB-Prosident. Ftooporl He-publican
Club
19S6 Fraoporl Eisenhower Nix­on
Campaign JMgr.
Moson Hamplon Day Chairman
I36B Frooport Campaign Co­ordinator
Dbtriet Rep.. I9S6-60
Block Captain, 1981
Commitlecman, 1964-69
J^reeport yillago Carobral.Palsy.^
Chairman, 1969
eatholle -CMa^lHes Co-Ch«li.
maa 1969
Cancer Society District Captain
Lodge of Elks, I2S3
American Legion. 342
Army Voteran, 1942-46 Thrao
Combat Stars
Republican Club
FREEPORT BOARD REJECTS
COUNTY YOUTH CENTER
Freeport Mayor Robert J. ,Sweency reported tliat t t » Village
Bourd has unanimously told Qounty EKCculive Eugenu Nickcrson
H does not want the type of "yoUth service center" the county is
rchcduled to .set up in Freeport this week.
"Frcoporlers were misled, 'intcntionnlly or not, into believing
that we would be getting a real
Hon. Member Frcopojl Police Picnic Comra., 1955-69
Dopt.
Scottish Rite, 32nd Degree
Archor-Bayvlow Dads Bov^Ung
League
Republican Club Santa Claus, Bullelm Chairman, 1956
1* years
1956 Republican Comp, Coord.
for Ike-Nixon
Methodist Church
FteopoM Motor Vehicle Bureau.
17 yoora
1969 Republican Campaign
Committee
Won district for Hep. 25 con­secutive
years-"
BIHGENTHAL BLESSINGS
Bulletin Chairman, 1969
Business Manager, Freeport
Eagle
Barbecue Chairman, 1969
Hat. Con. of Christians and
Jews
Pete Kelly Scholarship Fund.
1958-63
Installation Publicity Chair­man,
tSSB, 1989
Resident of District for 46
years
Hofsira Unlversliy
Holy Redeemer Church
*
The iiuiirls of MARY & JULIUS
• BlRQENTHAL.havo extra smiles the.se days and for many good
IHMI wull deserved roiisoiw . . . In April their charming daughter,
Murcia Joan, l«:enme en«uee<l to CHARLES DAVID SUTNICK of
Miatni Beach. (Murcia will receive hw BA degree thl.s summer.
David wins his Master's in Hospital Adminfcitration). They'll bo
(Continued un page ."j) "
I service agency to help individual
. youths and troubled families,"
Mayor Sweeney said. "Instead,
two iir!> no.W^told.at, thisjate clo.fe
j that the county center ^vould
Imurely bo an experimental unit,
j primarily for diseus-sions and
I meetings, without specific duties
or responisibililie,'!,"
The Mayor released the text
cif a telegram he sent to the
County Executive '(ire Friday, at-,
ter un emergency meeting of the
Village Board. Deputy County
Executive Jame.s Truox had met
in Freeport on Thursday with
Deputy Mayor William White,
Freeport Community Consultant
I Ernest Forth, and representatives
of thu FrcepcuM schools. Economic
Opptirtunity Council, Family
Service A..i.sociation and other
agencies,
j . "This meeting i-cvealetl,"
I Mayor Sweeney .said, "fliut the
proposed county ci-nter was u far
cry from what had been outlined
at prior meetings attended by
Freepurfcrs, They had previously
been told the Freeport center
would bo a sort uf annex of pres­ent
county ageneies, with per.son-nel
localed hero to provide more
duc'ct help to those persons in
need of agency, .services. What
the eounly now proposes," he
.said, "is a . highly experimental
program that might bi; more
harmful than helpful in our ef-fort.
s to combat polarization and
racial tensi(pn.s."
The Mayor noted that four
similar .. - c.xpcrimcnlal . centers
were cslablished over two years
ago in , Westbury, i_ Roosevelt,
Hempstead and Roekvllle Centre,-
"with questionable rc^yiLs." He
said the cciunty has • found it
ncL'essury to reorganize the cen-ter.
s thi-ee times since IB67, with
the latest move placing them un­der
the jurisdiction of the recrea­tion
department.
"We have our own recreation
department in Freeport," Mayor
Swetmoy said, "and the proposed
county ccntcir would have noth­ing
to do with recreation. We also
have our own community center
for youth activities. What i^
tieeded from tlio county is direct
attention frofti county agencies to
the problems of individual youths
and. individual families, in social
services, health, probation, and
the other responsibilities with
which the county is charged.
Saccharin is about 300 times
sweeter than an equivalent
amount of .sugar, while cycla-matcs
are 15-30 per cent sweeter.
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"CUISINE of
DISTINCTION"
Steaks • Scnfood
l u n c h e o n •Dinner
CociitaMs • Catering
Piano • Oigaa Music
with DI^KE PARKER
Tues. ilvrough Sun.
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RESTAURANT ^
Mcnhk Rottd, Merrick
516)lVIAi-8717 y
REMEMBER!
Should you become
disenchanted with your
present fuel oil supplier
• - calf us tor the oppertwnlty
to enjoy our n«W>
"yef&onaliKd Service"
for greater home comfort,
Paraijon Oil Company
Pioneer 6-8901
MERRICK
on Merrick Rd. Phone MA 3-1622
•- One Block East of
IV) efidovfbrook Parkway
NOW SHOWING
The Fixer
s t a r r i n g Alan Bates
Also —•—
David MeCallum
S t e l l a Stevens
Telly Savalaa
BIp Torn
SolMailrW
SAVE FREE T.V.
THE EDITH MclNTOSH SCHOOL QF MUSIC
Music Center, 48 Hillside Ave. Ftockyille Centre, N. Y,
Announces a Summer Course of Eight Weeks
Commencino June 24th
Piano, .Theory. I^iolln, Violoncello, Organ, Flute, Voice
' Regiater now for Summer Course and for Fall Term
Phone for Apt>oliltrnent BOckvllte Centre 4-0990
Tel,i FRoepori 8-9315
ERNIE'S AND TOMMY'S
MIDSHIP RESTAURANT
Full course dinners served dally.
LOBSTERS - SEAFOOD - STEARS & CHOPS
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARTIES
Open 7 I ^ y s a Week M? So. Grove St., Freeport
Edith's & Harry's
STEAK HOUSE
Foot of Ray St. on Proeport River
BUSINESSMEN'S CdMPlETi LUNCHEON
Menu Chanfles Every Day — But Not The Price
from $1.25 to $1.50
'Best Shell Steak in Town" $2.50 (luncheon only)
DINNER 'from $2.95
Served till 2 A.M.
PIANO BAH
featuring
BUZZV MOORE
Mon..Wed.-Fri..Sat.-Sun.
. 9 p,m. to 3 a.m.
HAPPY HOUR
Ail Drinks Half Price
5 to 6 p.m.
Mon. thro .Fri. -
I So. Main - Left on RAY StJ, Freeport MA 3-9588
necessarily piaLse. We have been
criticized. We have taken many
steps to correct deficiencies
brought' to our attention. Some
are altieady tofaJly enralnaled;
others hive, been provided for
and will be completed in the 1969-
70 .whool yenr. Numbers of
recommendations require addi­tional
mojwy. Sihcc we epccate
on a budget, this limitfttion must
abo be taken into consWeratinn."
"A CR& review is ^lufttary,"
Mr. Wanell continued, "and we
are forlunntc that after a lengthy'
wailing pqriod we tiave been able
to have the benefit of an oblcc-tive
profosslonai analySfa, It is
my hope that citizen? will rend
this Annual Report carefully. 1
believe it will promote better
understanding of the problems
confronting public schools today."