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Vol. 4 No. 48 Thursday, September 24, 1970 10c per copy
I Photos-in-the-News I BethpagMil^MiMwms Corps
Plays In Elite "Colonial" Performance
Mighty Big Prize - Chuck Calicchio of Bethpage
didn't win the whole airplane but he did win a free trip
to Detroit for a Yankee-Tiger game recently as a result
of a rail road party put oh by the Yanks and Getty. He
showed stewardess Pat Braswell his baseball
autographed by the Yanks and Pat in turn had the
United Captain show Chuck the cockpit. Chuck met his
favorite Tiger and Yankee players and will have'a lot
of fond memories as he pursues his baseball dreams in
the Bethpage Little League. Chuck's dad, Tony, went
along too. One of the coaches in the Little League, he
played minor league ball with the Washington Senators
organization.
The Bethpage Association of Midget Football has swung into high
gear in its preparaUons for the 1970 football season. Shown here are
members of this years Jay Vee team during a recent scrimmage
against the Syosset Spartans. Both teams are in the eleven-year old
bracket of the Long Island Midget Football League. The program
governs play for boys nine thru fourteen years of age. The Bethpage
Panther schedule kicks off officially Sunday. Sept. 20, at the high
school field. "Come down and enjoy the fun and excitment of
cheering on our youngsters as they do battle with our neighboring
towns urges a Panther spokesman, who adds: "Watch for the weekly
report in the TRIBUNE giving game highlights."
The Bethpage Colonial Ancient Fife and Drum Corps was given the honor of
performing at Colonial Williamsburg at Williamsburg, Virginia, Sept. 12. The
group left Bethpage Friday Sept. 11 and stayed till Sunday, Sept. 13. at the
Francis Nicholson Motel.,
The invitation to perform was extended to only a select few and 16 units per­formed.
Mr. Frank Grossmann, director was proud of the following members who
performed. Doreen Amodio, Peggy Amodio, Tom Bailey, Irene Budd, Bob
Cairns, Colleen Connelly, Dennis Connelly, Eileen Connor, Trudy Cornwell, Bob
Culkin, Joanne Dracker, Nick Frescott, Lorraine Gorkey, Dolores Grossmann,
Richard Keeler, JoAnne Kruszewski.Larry Kunzig, Kathy Lang, Nora Louis, Sue
McKay, Jean Morra, Tom Morris, Kathy Musgrave, Debbie O'Leary, Kurt
Paschke, Doreen Patras, Tom Shea, Pat Widmann, Bill Zampino,
On Saturday Sept. 26, the Colonials who are the Suffolk-Nassau Champs will
compete at the North East Fife Drum and Bugle Asso. Contest at New Haven,
Conn.
Postmaster Notes Curbs
On Offensive Mailings
Patrick J. Foley, Bethpage
Postmaster, in an attempt- to
curb the "alarming increase" in
the amount of sexually-offensive
materials flooding the mails,
reminds customers they can take
steps to curb the flow of offensive
advertising into their homes
under the provisions of the
Pandering Advertisement
Statue.
According to Foley, under the
law, each addressee has the sole
right to decide for himself
whether an ad is offensive. If a
person receives an ad­vertisement
which is, in his
opinion, "erotically arousing or
sexually provocative" be should
send the ad, its envelope and a
proper notice to the Postmaster
with the words, "Request for
Prohibitory Order," on the face
of the envelope.
"The Postal Service does not
decide if material is offensive.
We merely determine if the
matter is an advertisement,"
notes Foley.
Pamphlets (POD No. 123)
and/' or P.O. Department Forms
215D which can be used by patrons
in submitting their complaints
are available at local post office
stations, advised Foley.
The notices also may include
the names of children under 19
years of age residing at the same
address.
Foley adds that customers
receiving objectional material,
must note the date received on
the envelope with their signature,
no date appears thereon.
Visit Fair-Levittown Hall
Sunday, Sept. 27
1-7 P.M.
Creative Workshop
Opens Registration
.The Bethpage Creative
Workshop, a cooperative, non­p
r o f i t , s e l f - s u s t a i n i ng
organization, recently began its
12th year of service to the
community.
Through its many courses,
youth has been offered the rare
combination of fun and learning
in a relaxed atmosphere under
the guidance of highly qualified
teachers who seek to stimulate
awareness and enjoyment of the
Arts and Sciences' notes a
Workshop spokesman.
Registration for: Children's
Workshop (K through 6th grade)
and the teen workshop (7 through
10 grade) will be held Monday,
October 5, 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the
Auditorium of the John F.
Kennedy Jr. High School on
Broadway in Bethpage.
All classes will begin Saturday,
October 24.
Further information is
available at 433-6612.