The-Leader_1965-04-22

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Ed. Note: This is the last week of Eddie Vasil's holiday vacation.
His column wUl appear in the next issue of The 1£ADER.
NOT SO HAPPY EASTER
ON NEWTON BOULEVARD
TWO STABBED DURING STREET
FIGHT AFTER BAR-ROOM TIFF
James Cobbs, of 80 East Sun­rise
Highway, Froeport, and
James.Smith of 158 120lh Street,
Manhattan, were stabbed outside
ibe -Village Inn, on. Newton Blvd.
m Freepovl,- at_ .{ibiat-.IfiSOip-itf
on Sunday, \April 18.. •'.
Clifford Smith, ot 1023 Roclwlte
Ct.,. Unlondale, suffered a Ipcnra-tion
of the left eyebrow when
he ti'ied to help Cobbs during the
fight.
Clifford Smith told police that
an argument started between
Cobbs and" two other mwi in the
rcai'.ot the building. He said he
went tn help Cobbx and he was
hit tiy a boAtle.
The fight advanced into the
street. Smith said, and a passer­by,
James Smith, joined in the
fight ' . • -
- ;<,;Col;^ii3 ;su(Iet«d;stab _ww^<%^?|
•UiBchest and abdomen, lind James
Smith was stabbed in the right
arm before the assailants sped
away in a late model car.
The two men and Cliffflrd
Smith were taken to Doctors Hos­pital,
where Cobbs underwent
surgery, and is listed in critical
condition.
Jamw Smith was reported to
satisfactory condition, and Clif-
Jord Smith was treated and re
leased. Police say that Cobte
condition is improving.
BIGNAME SPONSORS BACK
SEARCH FOR BEAUTY QUEENS
With tiiis issue of Ttie LIADIR, the International Beauiy Con-
B^ress happily annoimces' thaVthe exciting search for the lucky girl
to be chosen 'IMiss IVeeport," "Mjss Roosevelt" and "Miss MerricH".
has; been enthusiastically accepted in the area Hie LEADER covers
an4 entries have been most gratifying.
But Birl^, hurry and get your
Nassau County All-Out For
1965 Loyalty Day Parade
Car Thieves At 12?
. . . Unb&lievablel!
Three Frecporl boy.s were
chased .by police Monday night,
alter the car they had allegedly
stolen near a movie Utealre had
gene through two stop signs and
failed to make a sharp turn at! a
dead-end street. The car leaped
the curb, and halted to a stop
on Smith St.
The three youngsters, two of
whom are 12 yeara of age, and
the other 11, were turned oyer
to their parents for appearance
in Family Court, Their names are
being withheld because ot their
ages.
entry Jn if you'd like to take part
in this 'scintiUating event, wliich
culpiinates at the Garden City
Hotel on June M with tl» gala
an4 glamorous Orchid Ball and
Rigeant
The list of sponsors is growing
each day: Some of the spoaaors
to-date are: 'Miss Zamoch Jesrel-
«3onttnu€d on Page 7)
Doberman Pinscher
Dog Show April 30
The L.I. Doberman Pinscher
Breeders and Panders Assn., will
hold Its annual matc'h show at the
Rockvilte Centre Reci-cation Hall
on April 30 at 7;30 p.ra.
In addition to the usual Dober­man
iudging, there will be a
demonstration of a guldc-dog
working with a Wind person.
There -will also be a demon­stration
of attack iogs by the Suf­folk
County PoUce Dcpt., and this
year's show wiU feature a special
prize award for guests.
A portion of the proceeds trom
the show and award will be do­nated
to the Guide Dog Founda­tion
for the Blind.
The Veterans organisations of Nassau CounlyjConslMing of The
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Americtrri Legion, Marine Corps League,
United Spanish War Veterans, Catholic War Veterans, Jewish Wai*
Veterans and Polish Legion American Veterans, have asjain united
to conduct the Fouith Annual Nassau Loyalty Day Parade.
The date has been set for Sun­day,
April '25. In the event ot
rain Sunday, it will bo held May
2. Over 350 Veterans, Religious,
Civic and Youth"* groups have
been asked to parlieipato.
The parade will form in the
vicinity of the American Legion
Po.^t on Woods Ave,, Roosevelt,
and proceed north on Nas.sau Rd,
to Kennedy Memorial Park in
Hempstead, where brief cere­monies
will be. hold.
Assembly time for the parade
is 2 p.m., nnd the FIr.'il Division
will step off promptly at 2:30 p.m.
A special appeal h being inndo
to nil news mctlia, riidio and tele­vision
to assist in every %vay po.-!"
sible to make this celebration the
most .successful demonstration ol
Loyalty and devotion to our
Country.
An all out ertort Is being made
to reach Mie general pitblic and
encourage its participation.
THIS IS IT: AUTO RACES START
IRIEPORT STAIHUNI S i ^
This Is'the weekend for which thoUROwL<i of auto racing fans
have been waiting six montlis. Sunday nftaiioon, April 25, auto
racing activity starts at the Froeport Slrtdium after the winter lay-off.
The "rc-designcd gales" of the rednsigncd and modorJnztxl Fi-ee-port
Municipal Stadium will open at 1 p.m.. Sunday, with dedfcation
ceremonies to be followed by a ———— . ' : *"~
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Vippm^* Pbaxmuvt 55 South
Qtove St. Ftteport, wlU xemnte
open late until 10 lun., this Sun­day,
April 25. All oBier druf •!<«»
nM>tnlwi» of flw r«««port Phw-
AsMciatton doM at 2 p.Bt-oa
Siindayi. Zif^t'f Phamwcf
tslaplieoa Bumber ia FB S-944S.
full nuto racing presentation!
Froeport^ Mayor Robert
Sweeney, Park ' Commission
Chairman, Mannie Messing and
oUter dignltarteii %vill officially
dedicate the Stadium, Following
the ceremonies the first racing
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NASSAU DA BILL CAHN
ADDRESSES ROTARIANS
rnrntUd KM ro»flM T4» Tua r o w CUwto JUiMd OB» Sonx at t AM. into BUaOair.*)^ «*•.
Nataau County District Attomay JWilliam Caha wai the giioit
•peaker at a racant Diaaai Meeltoff ol »ha fteeport Hrtoiy Club
wWch was held at tho Fieeport Elka Club. Hw »ttb}ect of Dis­trict
Attomay Calm'a addiai*. wWeh waa wall faceJved by tho
Monibeishlp, was "A PioMcutoic'a Ca»a an* Comment*," Fol-tewlaj
hi* Bddrats. Dlrttfet Attorney Cahn received a Cori&icale
ef Af^irsciaUcm bum the Club PietUenl. Shown,in phologfaph
ol pfwwtfatlon ate, from toft to tight, Hawaa County Dtotrict
Attornay WilUain Cahn an4, pfawnttag OrlUicaJa. Ralph P.
Ftanw. Pwakteit ol fl» FSrw^im* «oia»y CM*.
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