The-Leader_1965-09-30

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"HAS S AU'S LARS EST WEEICiY I t
FREEPORT
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FHEEPOBT. H. Y.. THPBSDAY. SEPfEMBEH 30.19B5 PMCEs FIVE CBSIXS-PEH GOPY
BiicMy Sands Appointeil
Manager Of Lombardo's
:NEW: SEASON STARTS
WITH BIG NAME SHOWS
; Buddy Sands, veteran host and restaurateur, was named Man­ager
of Guy Lombardo's East Point House in Prceport.
• "In appointing Buddy Sands as Manager" said William A. Mcr
Cbllouph, Vice-President of American News Co., "we believe that
tlic patrons of the East Point House will not only be given tlie
finest in friendly service but also
tlie quality, for which Savarm
|ia5_;bec«nne famoiis from-coast-
'to"-coist? ""'"""" "'".•",'
'Guy Lombardo's Bast Point
House M now under the direction
and supervision of Savarin Res­taurants,
a Division of AnMirican
News Co.
Buddy Sands announced that
the new Fall and Winter season
will start next Tuesday, Oct, 5. i
The East Point House wlU be
open ail winter, every day from .
S to 11 p.m., but closed on_Mon-
;iCi|y*',,jg-:rv.;,.,;;,•...''\ ,'; '";,•/
. A speclkl-Sunday-Buffet win
fee served from 1 to 4 p;m. On
Saturday nights; Guy Lombardo's
will present big name stars and
entertainment and tiie finest or­chestras,
.
The famous Allan Dale will
-headline the show at Guy Lom-
. '(Continued on page 13)
BWO0Y SANDS
COP CHAMPIONS'
READY FOR BIG ONE
' AtL' ON THIS'WINinNG-TEUuu—lAe l«ux Sspul^Ucaui cduai-
• dates yrbo defe&iad their opponenlt in primaxy fi^hls an
shown Willi''Senator Edward J, Speao, Nauau Cbuat? XtepvMi-
'cai;. Cliairmanr amd. trophies of tfaelr victory.'Loft lo right: Julitu
Scbwartx, -iOtb'AJ),} Joiepb RelUy, lllh AJ>.: SKI. Speaoj
Martin Giiu)>erg. 9tl) AJ7.>yJo<eph' Margiolta, IMh AJ>.
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Dr. Weftlaufer
A College Prof.
Or. J. Maynard Wettlaufer, re­tired
Director of. Music of the
IVceport Schools, announced that
he has accepted a position at the
State University College at Fie-donia,
N.Y.
•"Dr, Wettlaufer will direct the
Marehing Band and teach classes
in Band Pageantry. He will as­sume
his duties Sept&nbcr 15lh.
LIRR Plans Exfra
Holiday Trains
Cong Tslfina "Jews, "fTomeward
bouna iftict Taesaay (Oct; 5) for
tho observance of Yom Klppi^r
the following day, will find the
Long Island Rail Road has added
extra cars to most of its early
(fternoon trains and has sched­uled
four extra trains to get them
>ome before Sundown.
Nearly all electrified trains
leaving the City between 2 and
5 p,m, will have added cars, A
half, dozen diesels leaving Ja-mafca
between 1:45; and 4:48 will
aUto^fel^nger-^^Smra^'jiilttl: ,\'-^'-T-"r
6m ' extra train .for Babylon
will leave Penn Station at 3:02
p.rn. Another will leave for Long
Beach at 3:18; A.train for Free-port
will leave at 3:82. A secbnd
Babylon train will leave at 4:08,
making its Afst stop at RockvUle
Centre.
Benefil Dance For
Freeport GP Group
Fre^jort Atudllaty, Cerebral
Palsy wlU hold a Harvest Square
Dance ron Saturday,- Oct, -9, at
B-M p.m.
There will Ibe music by Al
Cheney, refreshments, and door
pr&s. ' '
The event will "take place at
the Veterans of Vaivlgn Wars
H»a.
Tickets will be available by
cnllihg Mrs. Stassen at TK S-730e
or Mr». Ames at TN 6-7159. '
Centennial Ave. P.TJLr .
nans Anniuii Aleeling
"Let's Get Acquainted," Is the
liieme of the Roosevelt Genten-tjM
Avenue,P.T.A,*8 first annual
meeting; t4 be h.eld in the school'^
(leneral PutposeK^m on Octo­ber
jith at 8:1S p-iD.
DRUG STORE NOTldT
Bamluad'a Pbanmer. .54 : W>
Nencleis ItdU rrtapori. win x«>
BBMUa c«Mn jata, uaSH-.W, panu
Suwlar' Oct 3. AIi«{i>w~4n>9
•tozw wbo ar* 'smmUvUf. M ilw
n « a p o r i PbwmmgT MMMOfHaOm
tOoM «l 2 pjn. m (Sltadaf. SMB'
haird't tolaidioM ta f S t'OQOI.
URRY YANOVER INSTALLED
AS COMMANDER OF LEGION
Wiaiam Cliaton Story Potl Ho. 342. Fwaport Pbjit RoJ 3^1 «^
• i t iUi duaotit at 49 West SuBxite Highway, Troeport. County
Comnionder Joseph Devine was the initalllng oHtcaf. Rev. Sd-ward
Lodge Curran. pastor of St. Sebattlani R.C. Church, Wood-side,
tpoke. Photo •hows ihe inttallation loft £o rlshti Edward
Yainlii. past commandor, Josapb Devlne, Haisau County Com­mander
who was intlBlling officer and Larry Yanover the new
commander. A bufiet supper and dance followed the initailation,
which drew a full houst. *,
Buckley Heads
Hospital Drive
A fall campaign to enroll new members in Freeport for the
lOO-Plus Club of South Nassau Communiiies Hospital was launched
this week.
Charles P. Buckley, Jr., hospital first vice-president, is lead­ing
the drive. Mr. Buckley, a past president of the Nassau County
Bar Association and a distinguish-1
ed leader of many comreum'v
groups Including the Mcnul
Health AflsocJatioh, Heart Fur.J
Cerebral Palsy, Boy Scouts p/id
others.-fa also-.«httIrman of Sou »
Nassau's 100-PIus Club,
The lOO-Plus Club is made.. '
of ladivMuals, and organization'-
who contribute fJflO or more ec I i
year to the annual improvcmwt
fund of the hon-proflt hospital lo
help cover the cost of piortgw
payments, new equipment 'ei"i
Itee seiyk«g, Each contributor to
the 100-Pliis Club will be entitled
to two guest tickets to the an­nual
dinner-dance of the hos­pitalloTiriicaa
111 Deeeratacn- -
^nieie are presently 374 mem­bers
In the lOO-Pioa Club. Mr.
Buckliey'a goals this fall are to
• ^ontiiitied-on cage 3}
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FRJEEPOirr CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE NEWS:
THIS WEEK'S GOESTi
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