The-Leader_1959-03-19

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•pRErPORT. KSMORIAI. UBPARJ
f. MIRRICK RD,
FRBBPORT, N, Y,
FOLLOW IHE
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NEIGHBORLY
NEWS
FREEPOET BALDWIN ROOSEVELT MERRICK
23rd Year, No. 47 FKEEPORT, N. Y.. THURSDAY, MARCH 19,1989 •• PRICE PiyE CENfS PIR COPY
;...; pMay Set As "Personal Affairs Moiith**
MovementrNow Nqition-wide Project
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly Accepts
1959 Committee Chdirmdiiship
The "Pereqnal Aftota Pregmm," which started on May 1, 1888 »t n
. luncheon at tlje Ben Brecio RestBumnt, and was spe'ar-headcd by Horace
iDe Lisser. Bussctl Kotdllng and Arthur Hodga, hns grown lo rapidly In
favor that has now become a national event with niiiny cities
throughout the country ptonnlng special "Personal AKalrs Wouth" oti-servances
and programs. , ^
Mrs. Eilisaljeth Kolly, Preeport Idbiarlftn, has accepted the chair­manship
of the 1068 "PersonUl Affairs Month Committee"-In PrcCport,
: Mrs. Wllllttm Huglfes, wife of (h«' Asalatant Superintendent o( Sohoals
Jn Freeport. win serve as VIce-Chftlrmnn. ." • -!
, Many major committees have already been formed and the Advisory
; Committee meets weoldy In completing plaas for the local and national
• program..Horace De Usser serves as president of the' Personal Affairs
Institute of America with headquarters''tn JVcbport.' .' ' • • '
Lecfion Post Plans
Big St. Paddy's
Celebration
DINNER AND DANCB
AT DlfOOirt IWAtt. 21
Plans have been completed for the
gala St. Patrick's Day Celebration
to be observed by mentben and
guests of the WlUlam oilnlon Btory
Post No. 3M, American JLeglon. on
Saturday, March 21.
The affair, conslstlns of an au-thenlle
Irish Corned Beef and Cab-bage
tMlnner and dancing to the
miwlo of Mickey Dell's orchestra,
vrtll be held in the Legion Ddgout
on W.' sunrise highway,^ Pieepwt,
•tartlng at 9 p.m, ' •
MAYOR BILL SLACKEN HOSfS
VISITING MUNICIPAL HEADS
Kadane Speaks Tonii^t..
On YoHth Problemi Here
A pnbilo mMting In-n'etiporl
Mem^rikl Utoair toiil«&t »t SiM
, MnuifMi hy the OMBCU of CMe
AMoofaflotia In M-9]H»sM«a.,lrtt||
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report on youth juvlileDK iUa
talk will iuelude specif lo propm-al
» for oonmuRlty aeUon ayatnal
Jdveiille dellaiinency. A dlseiis-aloii
period with nveirttons and
ana went will follow. Everyone is
Invited to attend. ,
CHUBBUCK'S DRUG STORE
TO STAY OPEN SOPHIAY
'.' phubbuck's Drug Store; 30 Sowth
*falii St., win remain open until W
p.in.-8undfty after pother Preeporfc
y. phainiacles close carly^^in the after­noon'
tm tj\(j.tj«»t pit • th« -day., its
-telephone * number " I s " PReeport
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LONG ISLAND TRUST OPENS
mST fREEPORT D R H ^ i
l-letond Kbove troBi leftto rlfhl iro Warry Uater, Mayor of RddtEvWo
i;tnirei Mayor Wllllain P. Otaoken of Preeportj Mayor P. I. Himtw of
WetlbiiiT •nd Wllihim l^ewla, Mayor of Plorial Park, irtiown Omtng
nmUti$ e« Namia county VHIafe OffJehibi Asam^latlon meetiaf luld
laat-.w««|i In I'reeport, ;•.'.,..-
Mayor mit CftiMken a^ved aa host to the vlsitlni« offlelabi it fhft
flweUng h^a at the Municipal Bulldlrw. and later at the dinner heU
' i i Uie IBlitii'* Inn en Woodolett Av«. Thia gronp of pttbllc vinelala
kotda Ha maeilnfii alifrnating ih tho varloiia cMimiraUtes teprcMmted
bf UitiBanifMtnliip. the'nuyor of eatdk eomnninlty viyted aots as host,
iFfeeport. Youngsters Will
LOCAL GOP DUiNI
: - I - I i " ™ • -•: Jl/iiiliirikia" -'.•fVICC'
Long Island Trust Opens
First Freeport Dri¥e-ln
. The Long Island Trust Company
opened the only drlve-In-«nd side­walk
unit In lyjeeport,'Monday,
MarcH 9. Teller MirUyn Bowws of
184 Smith ..St., took in tho fli«t de­posit
troin J*ir5, .i.al larnswortli-'of
Morshey Travel' Agencye<36T South
_<lsoxe.jt.,.Preepor t. - :: ::-:"^ ,- - J_
>fe<2si*«Sti2S' B!"»KFgff2S p t a i S i i i^
•am f^eoport acij«irjjM or ypymiai inA me Rrooport Kaoreation Be-partment
are ob-i^joiaiottaff « trip to the CSmoOS, "nio membera oJ the
Jr. High sub-Tien dob have l»een Inylted. There are a limited aumber
of free-tlBkets available. All Interested youngsters from the ages trf W
to M; are cordially Inylted to attend, . « ' - : : . : . „!
Any yodngster who Is interested
may apply at the Recreation Oe-partment.
46-R Ocean avenue and
obtain a' permission - slip to be
signed l>y hla parenta, if.It la Im-posslMo
for aiiy child to let to the
VillagerHall, l^crfaUbn Department
Oltlce.'he.caki o^^tn.a slip at tli^
Bub Teen Cl(ib Prlda'y night, J#reh
2Dth at tiife;A,tl4iM^ Behdabet'ii^een
the hours of 7:00 ft«ipl Woo, duitag
jEIar Triikl Postponed
111 N^L-Tuesdai' Nigdt
Sessions of Police' Chief Peter
liar's departmental trial laefore the
Villi^e. Board Tuesday night and
lo^t tiight werejostponed. Oefense
Attorney Sidney. SIben oif-Bay Shore
asked for the adjoornment becauie
he had other cases scheduled in Suf­folk
County Court, Blverhead. Pro­ceedings
.Wur resume next Tuesday
-at-7{-W6-p.m-.—;—r—•—• •
which time their program Is In
progress, *
The Circus is being held at the
Island 'Qarden, West Hempstead on
March I asth. The bus will leave
irom m front of the Municipal
Building, 40O N.^Ocean avenue at
7:00 p.m. Sharp. The trip will be'
supervised by Recreation D i r i ­ment
Leaders and the- youngsters
will be back between 10:30 and 11:00
p.m.
_ Picture above (left^o rightl showi pPreeport Police Aidge Paul Kelly,.
Asslatanf^aasau •County Dlstricl Attorney^Moxey A. IliKby of Freeport,
Edward Vawln, President of Uie Freeport'-Republloah Cfnb atjd Ernest
II. Behrens, Nassau County Deputy Sheriff and Republican party
offleial. Plans were complete for a special program to be presented at
Ijhe next meeting of the Freeport Republican Club to Ibe held April 9
at the Amcricaji Legion Hall. Mr. ^igby, veteran attorney and Aulat-ant
nistrlct Attorney will :be the principal speakef and goest of iKrftar.
Beeause of his comniendable record of public service, a "gtiass roots
movemrnl" sponsoring bhn for a Judgeship Is calning rapid yrmneDtun.
SPECIAL PROGRAM PLANNED
B¥ LOCAL EDUCATION GROUP
in. ottler to prepare'citizens for the forthcDmlng"schcol board elec­tions,
the .Precport Citizens Advisory Cohunlttee for. Education will
present a film.entitled, "School Beard In Action" at Its next meeting to
tod held at the Caroline Atkinson school on Monday evening March 23
at 8:30 P.M.
.The filin, sponsored by the Na-lioiial
sehool. Board Association,
jdeals with' tbie problems .of a. (yploal
school board to-4 typiaal ^Wage, and
how j.cltlzen groups I'^prft for .the
fiuthering of education with schoc^-
board members. . i ; .•
Another tniportanf ieatoe of ;the
program wUl'be the presentation of
a report by the Building and Fi­nance
sub-committee, as a result of
their recent tour of all the schoel
buUdiflgs "In the village. The Cur-rkuluin,,
Special ; iservices, and
Teacher, sub-committees will also
submit jai^ress reports; while the
PlibUci BelailOBS sub-conunltteft
w1u QUtUne a pubUelty plan for the
registration and voting onvthe pro­posed
elementary school on Ocean
aven'uc and Cedar street,
Al Scopinidh, &c-FHS
.Cage Ace, Chj. Varsity ,• ;'
At SfioplnJph," former basketball"
star at Freeport High'School, Is a
memher of the virslty cage team at
OlRrtoon College flf-Teohniiogj&ThB,
COACH HANK HODGE
AND AL SCOFINICH
Golden Knights will i>lay this week­end
(March 13-14) in the Rochester
Institute ol Technology Invitational
Tournament In Rochester.
The tournament, which Is the first
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