The-Leader_1964-10-15

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|NEWS &. VIEWS
BY
EDDIE VASIL
N. Y. Newspaper Jteporfcrs Asso.
Mattmat Press Syiidkaie
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HfecbleiMIIVt TIKDAiiViiccLi AnbfctNiilriYv
CATEWAY TO THE WORLD
- Romantic,; far-away places . . . the exatic Orient, London, Paris,
.Bi^mc, Athens, Israel . . , you name it and your dreams are as close
eS;that very interesting place called "Hcrshy Travel Agency" which
is located at.3SA South Grove St„ Frceport.
It la roaUy our "Gateway to the World."
Hershy Travel is heided by an
Boa rd Of Ediication
Postpones. Meeting
The Regular Monthly Meeting
or the Frecport Boani o£ Educa­tion,,
hajs - Seen: postponed ftom
the third "Weanesday, Oct. 21,yto
the fourth Wednesday, Optr 28,
due to a prior,- conftinltment ol
Board Members. ^__ _
enterprising young wan named
Sanford G. Hershy. It was es­tablished
35 years ago in Queens,
N.Y.; and has maintained ^ n of-flce
in Ja. ma-i5i^^s'-fl,o r.ithe'.p•a• st-.lf,t . „e_p„o„a ,iB,,i^e , .i.m„,l,i,l .10« p„.»_n . u«n,!a. <a!u„n- -
vcars. The Freeport office will'
day, Oct. 18. All othar druf
DRUG STORE NCmCE
The Atlantic Chomists. 179 At-
Isntic Ave., Freeport. wUl ceinain
celebrate its 14th anniyersaiy
neKt' njoEth;"*;,:^"'" 7':} ^:T:\''cy'::':•
'mbdesfly •& ,a/Sinall office, -Today
it is houged in Its o«h modem
{Conthiued on page 11)
stores • which, W« i»»ew»lier»,, of, .th«
ciestf "•«» 2. ».«"•• 'on''' SMUMJOT*:'«"•••
AllanMc Chcmlfts telephone nnm
b « is FH a-«76.
Lion's Club To
Hold Annual White
Cane Charity Drive
On Saturday evening, October
17, at the Knighta ot Columbu.'s
Hall, S7 Broadway, Preeport, the
F«Bport Lion's Club will hold ita
first annual White Cane Charily
Dance,
Among Iho local dignitaries
who will be present are Hon,
Robert J. Sweeney, Mayor of
Freei^rt, Hon, Edwlii J. Freed-man.
Police Court Justice, and
other prominent citizens.
The evening will feature danc­ing,
a midnight buffet and door
prizes'. , - ,'•- - ; ,
• . ,• AU - pJS^ec!fe~-a«al|i5!W:{feO»^%!?
daiice'. 'wnf-'Bottoea"'to'^'Si'A !>*•
.-•i*hl»d-,ip«wcirt«,'-flrtcl„,ror' ihn i>iir»
chase ot Braille typewiiteis and
other charitable endeavors.
HOLLY PATTERSON
BACKS JOHN BURNS
. _ . Kormer Nassau ..County. ...Executive .A, .JIoHy Pntt^rspn today
urged Nassau residents to elect John J. Burns, Rcpublicatt candi­date
for Nassau County Executive.
"Nassau needs John Burns, a roan with Iho^ foresight, the
Knowledge, the limitless ability and tnlcnt to_ carrj' Nassau forward,"
Ml', Patterson said.
"It wos^ my honor and privilege
to have served as Nassau County
Bxetutlvo for nine years. I know
from experience the requirements
oi'thw office.
"In w estimation, John J,
Burns is experienced and highly
qualiflod to fill the oBice of Coun­ty
Executive.
"John J. Burns has been a
Village Mayor. He has served as
Slate Assemblyman. He has been
a Town Supervisor and Vice
Chnirmnn of the Nassau County
Board ot Supervisors. Ho is pres­ently
State Commissioner of the
dlfico lor Local Government.
"John J. Bums can point to «
long and vai'lcd govommcntnl
career,
"Nassau County needs John J.
Bums. He has ray lull suppoi-t
and I urge you to Join me In
helping to elocl him County
Executive," Mr. Patterson said.
CHAMBER PLANS CHAWPA6NE SUPPER
ED YAMIN TO BE INSTALLED
AS COMMANDER OF LEGION
Nassau County American LogtoVi Commander Mlchaol. Claldella
wiU.lnstall the officers of yfttllto C.llntoii'Story.^?^ .342, ot
'Vrtepdrtf IK'eeiferabhies 4^^ Satur&y, Oct. 17, at 8:30 p.m.
M^aibBrs at the vouaiy t,tiuir>n etaft«« woll im ivprosoMailvttx r>f
o i h c r lt*>glon pantn, vcioi'oiw" artiunliiatiuns, oiui tn>tt>rnnl and clvlo
organizations arc also expected L
at the event. rj
Following the ceremonies there',
will bo ddttcing and refresh- !•
mcnts. A (.opacity crowd o£ tam-'( ,'„• *
ily, fmnd-t, and supporters ol j l,j
the American Legion in Free-,i . ' 1 ' , ; - : ' - , , ^
port are oxpccled at the Legion j , '-jigS^'. J^
Dugout at 40 West Sunri.'jc High­way.
OITicers to bo in-stallcd include:,
Bdwsud It. YamJn~-Commander|'
Steward L. Yanovcr—FIl'sl Vice
Commnhdor; James Mitlhauor—j
Second Vice Commander; John
Carlin—Trcoiurcr; Reynold WollT
—Recording Adjutant; E. Bltilr
Licence—Corresponding Adjut­ant;
Kenneth -B, Vought—Per­sonnel
Oiriccrjand John Nicoiich
—SergeaiU-ttt-Arms.
CANDIDATE HERBERT TENZER
FREEPORT CHAMBER SPEAKER
i. .i „« «j,o fi«nimyieefor the Champagna Suppoi spon»ore<l by th«.
fteturef ,siK>ve-a»o me«be«jf a e C J ^ J ' ^ f "'^f^, j ^ J^ l^^, William. MoUoy. First How.
Fteoport Chamber of <^°f»«*?'°f.*; .^*' ^ „ j ^ r H a d i K Second Bows Mr. John Abbito, Mrs.
itos. Joha Scbult^ »toi Joseph Wdbps. ' ^ l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' i : ^ ^ ^ ^ , , , Mrs. Donald Palme.
WiUlom.MolIoy,^-,ch«it™8«, ^ ^ j ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^ L ^ i c k o t ChairSan, Mr... John OT*ollL Mri.
^ ^ ^ ' ^ L ^ : t I ^ S t £ ^ ^ ^ Mrs. Edwl« Freedman, M«. Hlchnrd Baflo and
Mn|.;Oakloy StBiry.-. . -
Herbert ToMor (lo«J. Domociatic candldato for Congrass, <»U»
IhB tea-cup followtog bis appewaiiea as guosJ «P«f»' »* ««
moBtlnff of the Freeporl Chamber ol Commerce. With him. ftom
loa. « e Mri. Deft Kiatovil, and Roy CscclatorB, president ol Uio
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