The-Leader_1984-07-05

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THVRSDATC. JULYS
ASTRONOMY PROGRAM, conducted by Peter A. Uavens, 8 pm;
Waterfront Park, foolof Sol Long Beach Ave'., free.
ra££PORTKOrA«y, 7 pm, GaeUway Harbour.
FREEPORT vaiAGE SEWER A SANTTATION COMMISSION.
Spm.VUUgeHall. »
EXPLORER-POSTAOi, 8pm, Frpt. Fire Dept. Hq., liB'way.
FRIDAY. JVLY 6
CHILDREN'S FUif.-Seaelt olNtmh," 10:30 am, Frpt. Mem.
Uby.
SATURDAY JULY?
OARAGE SALE. United Methodist Church of Frpt., 46 Rue St.,
10am-4pm. " '.
SUNDAY, JULYS . ,
FREEPORT HISTORICAL MUSEUM. 350 S. Maiii St., 2-5 pm,
adm. free, but contributions accepted.
MONDAY. JULY9
FREEPORT VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 7-JO pro open
legislative session, no public participation, Village Hall.
PRESCHOOL STORY TIME (ages 3-5), 10:15 am &. 2:15 pm,
Frpt. Mem. Uby.
CONFRONS. 7:45 pm, Frpt. Mem. Uby.
TUESDAY. JULY 10
TODDLER STORYTTMEH-yeu-oUs), U am, Frpt. Mem. Uby.
UONESS CLUB OF FREEPORT. 8 pm.caU Prea. Agnes Taylor at
546-36 J4 for IccaUon.
WEDNESDAY, JULY n
FILM. "Diner," 2:30 & 7:30 pm. Frpl. Mem. Uby.
TRAVELING STORYTELLER from Frpt. Mem. Uby., at Glacken
Park, 10.30 am.
FREEPORTKIWANIS. 6:45 pm. The Outrigger.
FREEPORT EXCHANGE. 12.30 pm, GaeUway Harbour.
CIVIL AIR PATROL. Nassau Cadet Squadron 16, 8-10 pm, Frpt.
Armory, Babylon Tpke.
SONS OFTTALY, general meeting, 8 p.-n. Salty Bay Yacht Oub.
THURSDAY. JULY 12
FREEPORT ROTARY. 7 pm, GaeUway Harbour.
ASTRONOMY PROGRAM, conducted by Peter A. Leavens, 8 pm,
WaterftontPark, footof So; Long Beach Ave., free.
FREEPORT VILLAGE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. 8 pm, VUlage
Hall.
FREEPORT VILLAGE PARKS A RECREATION COMMISSION,
8pm, Conf. Rm., RecCenter.
.Voter.Registration
Drive July 9
FREEPORT - Congregation
B'nai Israel of Freeport has
announced that it will be conduct­ing
a voter registration drive
. starting Monday, July 9. Regis­tration
will take place 7-9 pm,
at Congitgallpn B'nai Israel,
91 North Bayview Avenue,
Freeport.
Persons are eligible to register
if they are a native bom or
naturalized citizen of the United.
Slates; 18 years old at least 30
days before the November, .1984
elections; a resident of New York
Suie and a resident at the same,
address at least 30 days before
the next fifrtlnn.
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Anti-Nuclear Physicians
Launch Speakers' Program
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Bureau Program will be launched
next fall by the Nassau Chapter of'
Physicians for Social Respon­sibility
(PSR).
The organization, composed of
doctors, dentists, other health
professionals and lay persons,
works to educate the public on
the medical hazards of nuclear
- weapon$.-ChairTOan is Dr. Jack '
Lawrence of Freeport,
The organization's speakers
project is being updat<:d to pre­sent
timely material on nuclear
conlrol issues in -the 1984 elec-lion.
• "The threat of the nuclear arms
race deserves top priority In the
minds of voters on Novem­ber
6," according to a sutemenl
by the group. "It is essential
ihal every citizen enleriivg the
voting booth be informed on this
most critical of problems. By
background and Irainlig, our
speakers are n-ell qualifled to
bring their audiences authentic,
revealing information."
. In order tq vote, people inust
be registered .and must register
if they have not ever voted be­fore;
if they have not voted in the
last four years; if they have
changed their name; of if they
have moved.
Teen Theatre
Auditioning Fbr
10th Summer Show
FUEEPORT - A Tenth Year •
Retrospective of the Annnal
Summer Teen Musical Theatre,|
will be held on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, August 2-4, at 8
pm.
. Tickets are S2.50 for adults and
' SI for children 12 years old and
under.
Teenagers interested in
auditioning for this production
should come to the Freeport High
Sdiool auditorium on Wednes­day,
July 11,12 iioon-4 pm.
People, who have participated
in the Council's Teen Theatre in
ptevioas yean and would like to
participate in this special retro­spective
production, should con­tact
the Council ofBce aV 223-
2522.
FREEPORT - A ^ant garage
sale will be held in the parking
lot of the United Methodist
Church. 46 Pine Street (across
from Dodd Junior High School) on
Saturday, July 7.10 am-4 pm.
In addition to' all kinds of
household items, baby items,
books, bric-a-brac and tools,
there will be a table of baked
goods.
CoSee and cold drinks win also,
be available.
"A HANDSHAKfi'OF WELCOME wasexlendol Id WillFam Uhllnger
(2nd I.), Deputy Chief of the Nassau County District Attorney's Major
Offense Bureau. Uhllnger was guest speaker at a recent Freeport
Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Among those attending were Frank
Pelllcclone 0.), of Citibank; Mike Ocera (c). Chamber president; Dora
PhllllDS (JnA t.\. vIcA-presldent; «riri Ffprt Hagrr (r )• who-tntroettM^t—'-
• thespeaker. ', ' '.
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FHEEPOHT - Fumlo. Kino, a IJ5 walercoldrs in. a one-person .
• resident of Freeport and a.watet-: ^^^ ^^ Chemical Bank in Free-color
' instructor for the Arts port during the months of August
Council at Freeport, will exhibit and September.-
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—The talks, lllustraled by films,
will cover such topics as electoral
implications of nuclear control,
current issues for decision,
medical consequences of nuclear
exchange, psychological effects
on children of living under threat
of nuclear -war, relative position
of the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R.
in the anns race.
~ In the past, representatives of
PSR have addressed women's
. groups, parent-teacher associa­tions,
high school and college
students, sodal n-orkers and pro­fessional
organizations. Because
of the relevance of the nudear
issues to the upcoming election,
the group anticipates that speak­ers
will also be in demand from
the business, political, senior
citizen and other sectors.
Nassau County groups in­terested
in being addtes^ by
Physicians for Social -Respon­sibility
spokespersons tliould caO
Harriet Harris. 541-6882; or Dr.
Jack Lawrence at 37S-3S35.
—There will i>e games, bicydes
and other children's items as well
as, the committee promises,
sometliing for everyone.
The sale will be held rain or
shine.
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