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me LEADER "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
FREEPORT'S
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NEWSPAPER
FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK ROOSEVELT
Blh Year. Fo. 17 FHEEPORT, N. Y.. THUBSDAY. AUGPST 20. IS84 •»• PBICE: FIVS CENfS FEB COPY
ALA "FREEPORT KITE" AT JONES BEACH
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^^ NEWS & VIEWS
BY
• • • " ^ ' » EDDIE VASIL
United ^Tzs% Intcrtiatioruil
\ ItfationaZ Press Syndicate '
LEADER'S DIGEST NIcB to see JUDGE PAWL KELLY
bacdi on the County Court Bench after Ms recent illness . . .
Veteran Nassau County police officer HAY SMITH, (He's tho
GOP candidate lor Sheriff}, was tho guest of Jegal-oafle KEN<
METH VOXIGHT at a racent
Chamber of Commerce nacet-in?
. . . And former prixo<
fight champ BARNEY ROSS
wa» ipotled with JOHN C,
PETERSON, tho "Konstruc-tion
Kins," at the SAN-BAR
RESTAWBANT.T ( t a i w a ag
about tho Srtn Bar. it's itico to
havo MIDGE SWANSOW
back after hor month-long
vacation at her eagle's nasi
lodge at Labo Sanapee, NJf.)
. . . Belated condolence* to
MRS. CHARLES (Kay)
RORECH. JR., on iho death
of her father , . . The CELE*
BHITY CLWB will bo shutter­ed
for <iaite m while becauge
BAY SMITH of a serious lire last week.
MAKING THE BOUNDS . . . Mje employees ot VIEBROCK'S and
the entire restaurant-nightclub fraternity shocked at the unexpected
depth of friendly ARTIE ALBERS . . . MARY and JOHN COMINGS
have made their nice FOUR CS LUNCHEONETTE (Atlantic Ave.,
Freeport, near the Baldwin line)
into a cute little art gallei^' and
exhibit some very interesting
paintings. {Nice people) . . . DB.
ANTON NCKTEY, Executive
Director of DOCTORS HOS-PITAt
(also Central General in
Elninview and SwithtQwn Gen?
era!) planning another tJig ex­pansion
this tiipe at the latter
institution. He's considered na-tidnally
as an expert in his field
. . ' . In the Mail Dept: Post-card
from Legionnaire OSCAR
PULTZ who's recovering Irom
his recent illness near Saratoga,
N . Y . . . . . Ditto from D.A.R.
q ^ t e l u g BECKY DANLEY who is attending the Prentice Cup
: tonnls matches in Rumson, NJ, . . • Talk about ballroom dance
:- (Continued on page 4)
ifa. ArtlO« rtUTBir
A New .Caonatore
Qiinqii-actor Is Bom
Di'. Joseph C. Cacc^tore was
recently graduated from The At­lantic
States Chiropractic Insti­tute,
in Brooklyn, receiving bis
degree of Doctor of Chiropractic.
f Cornnne s. cacdatore, a practic­ing
Chiropractor in freeport, and
he will now be sharing the same
office with his father at 325 So.
Ocean -Ave.
Close friends wish him the best
of luck, happiness, and success in
Dr. Joseph C. is the son of Dr, his. chosen field.
Guy Lombardo, Internationaily-iBmous bandlesdar and producer of the Jones Booch Marino Thea­tre
"Around tho World In 80 Days," wUl piy Ifibuto to hto homo-town when ho publicly hon­ors
Freeport on Friday, August 28—"Freeport Right" . . . Tho picture above shows, from left
to right, Ed Vasil, Editor of Tho LEADER and a long-time friend ol Mr. Lotnbardof Mayor
Robert J. Sweeney ol Freeport and Guy Lombirdo. Also pictured are some of tho beauties who
appear In this musical oxtravaganaia. (Many ol whom are Froopoiters) . . . Tho picture was
taken on South Main St. in Frooport when Nowion Blvd. was officially doslgnatod as "Around
tho World Street'" . . . A percentage of the tickois sold for this porformanco on August 28 will
be donated to iho Freeport Historical Society . . . Capt. Ed Dixon of the Frooport Pallco.Bnd MM.
William J. Kaland, whose hu.-!-
band is president of ihe Preu-porl
Historical Boeiety were also
present during the ceremonies
' ' (Continued on page 4)
JACK LUGRIN MEMORIAL
FUND TO BENEFIT FROM
BALL GAME ON AUG 24
A baseball gome for the benefit of tho Jack Lugrin Memo.inl
Fund will be played at Freeport Municipal Stadium on Wednesday
evening, August 28, starting at 8 p.ni. (Eainout date Is Sept. 2.)
The purpose of this game is to raise funds to sponsor a team
in Freeport Little League in 1965 In memory of young Jack Lugi-in,
who was an outstanding member
and player in the Major and Sen­ior
Divisions during the past 3
years. He was killed in an auto­mobile
accident several weeks
ago.
Many of his friends feel that a
team in his memory would be.an
appropriate tiibute and therefore
the Committee has arranged this
game. .
A number of people have al­ready
made donations to this
fund and anyone who cannot at­tend
this game and wishes to
make a contribuliOT, can make St
payable to Freeport Little League
and send, it to the League Treas­urer,
Thomas J, Lovelldge, 221
Atlantic Ave., Freeport.
(Continued on page 4}
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Zippvr's Pharmacy^ 55 South
Grov* St., Freeport, will mmabi
cq)en lat0 uaill 10 p.m., this Sun-dsy.
Aug. 23. All othMr dni0 slCKrit
niMnberc of die Freeport Phar­macy
AtsociBtion clo«0 at 2 p-m,
on Suwiayf. Zipper'* Pharmacy
t»l^hoat Butober is FB 8«9M&.
Judge Ed, Freedman
Heads Youth Group
Polifc Justice Edwin J. Freed-man
has been appointed Chair­man
of the Miyor's CMnmillco
for Youth, to succeed Mr. Roy
R. Gockley, it is announced by
Mayor Robert J. Sweeney's of­fice.
:,
Mr. Gockley has as.iumcd the
chairmanship .of tho Freeport
Community Development Project
Committee,
The Mayor**. Youth Committee,
which hos been in existence lor
one year, has completed a sur-vy
of youth problems, has aided
in obtaining the sei-vites of a de­tached
youlh worker and has
activated a T^en-age Youth Coun­cil.
Vernon Alley ne, Robert Mc-
Nutt and Seymour Gross will cMi-
.tlnuc to serve as co-ehaSrmen un­der
Judge fVecdman.
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