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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
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Freei^ort's
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WSa Y«ST> No. SI FREEPGilT. N. Y., THDHSDAY, A P B I t 14, ISBi. ••• PHICE5 FIVE.CEHTS PER COPY
I NEWS & VIEWS
BY
EpraE VASIL
JV. Y. Neivspaper Reporter* Aiso,
Ntttianal Prest Syndieale
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I Wsldi for the "KWME VASIL SHOW" due loon
^- •• on WBAB, 1440 on the dinl.
CHANEER OF COMMERCE INSTALLATION B A t l . . , . Don't
~ miss the aala and iradittoliil CHAMBER OF COMMERCX BALL
next Sundsy. April 24 at GU.Y LOMBARDO'S EAST POINT
HOUSE wh*n JCiE GERHAUSER wUl be imtalled as Proxy with
:.-.-.,.-.-aia -.*oth«r..ofii<»m=|GSnti4^MlK#--KEMPrChaifmaiJi:-fo^ Hxi. -•--
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LBADER'S DIGEST' . . Young VICTOR MATTHEWS, JR. breaking
roai-estale rocoras.' He sold certain GUY LOMBARDO property, (not
the waterfrohtTfOWie)-within a couple of hours after he gof the
, account . . . FREEPORT ELKS LOnGE should have one of their
higgest years with.Uve-wir€610RGEBHINMETT SMITH as the new
AUTO RACES START AT
STADIUM THIS SUNDAY
Children Admitteci Free
With Copy Of Leader Story
FIRMAN OF YEAR
CHAMBER SPEAKER
James McBride, veteran mem­ber
of the Freeporl Fire Dopt,
and winner of -the Schaeltcr
"Firainisn-oJ. -the-..Year" aiwaid
will speak at the weeldy lunch­eon
meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce, Thurs., April 14 at
Otto Kunz" Sea Breeze Restau­rant.
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Mr. McBride will also show an
interesting paramount studios
motion picture titled , "Ladders
Up*" which features the Frecport
Fire Dept. , . ..
J^li||ljK!C::Ave^,Toi:
Honey Locusts
' Public Works Commissioner
Herbert J. Simlns announced
that he baa submitted plans and
speciflcatlons for the planting of
200 Honey LoCusta along Atlan­tic
Avenue from South Main
Street to Milhurn Creek, Free-port.
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The estimated cost is $8,400.
PJantini;. will get under way
within a few weeks.
"SFCjjpHH'MREEll'"^';- : ;. GEOHJ^a, SMITftr ' -'^
Bxaltel iiuier.T(|'he.LodgeI-hM many big plans W the 1866^1967
season) 1' .'.'Tfie'U;'S^^,State D^t. should put professional saldler,
-SFC JO»N PcBRSElS[.'of..lhe famous G R ^ N BERETS on its payroll
I{as Ambassadoivot-Cipodw^i''^^ first-hand knowledge ot the
Wet. NteisltuayonfiMhes him really an authoritative expert! (His
addrei'before UieijCHAMBER; OP COMMERCE last week was a
: highlight). ,:'^•;^K^^'^ "" ' '-
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MAKING THE ROtTNDS . . . The buffa ALLISON 8c GEB^QF
: law ofiica eonpleK at Noxlb Main Si. in,fxe«aort w/u iHCf^a.
into I»i^ Friday alia. (A complteatad lafa wa« forced op«o, JWtjlE-
' ~ GERZOF'S ofiBc« and othar dApartmaiiti ware raanekeil'iad
; ipapexs *lfe«ni aU over but ao nioiiey or bondx wan atotoo, fl)e
: liibiliar-lhlaTes were Idbldag for soma ipadflis filet. PATE0I..-
. MAN JULAN ARMSHEIMER of t l» Freeport Police mpUnitlT
conducted Ibe investisalioB . . . Best beadllnes we oould wilt*.
would be; thoseK^ikh say Ihiat valeraa FPD officer LT. RftY
KNIPE was preaaotad to CAPT. KNIPE. He's now Aetfng CWlef
<wUle CHIEF Ei) BIXpN is reeapemting from bis recent iiRResa.
while vaeafioniag in Florida . , .Public eondolencec Ut lom0lf»
FreBp«««p JOHN ''.fBck'' CHAtfipEHS (Retired trom the T«te-
. 'plione-'Co.)~whose wlf«''dtod,last'week.;SIie. was a^ fdnaer 'fytm-ulrer
of 'the Fre%ott 'Garden' Club, meinber of the Eosietn SHa;.
eie, '{tiaif hava 5 cbildien and IS grai^sMIdren) ...^. BemeniMrr
. j^tir diutniag CsmmunUy Ambassador of • cmphTot yea^ ifO -
HABLEE GRItMON? Shell now manled (ibrle4. NewMwdi) ^Wd
'''^ .JteaeliM;te .lPou#ikeepiie.'(fIejr;iot^ busy Wete^ftpftt
•'^'*='I^Slcat«is«^l'•eIt^S.••|lI»in•St,), •.;- -• ••.-•'•*•''•' ' , .'• •
THOUGHTS WHIMSmirBslG . . . Happy April Birthdays;? SAH
(GOP) 'GEBBIH. DICK McCHESMEY, LILOO GEN COUKSEL
DAVE KADANE, TRUSTEE FRANK MUSSO, Elks Sect. |CARL
- ANTON, LEVEBETT WENK (Republic Aviation exec.) and. your
reporter . . . Popular host OTTO IBIGEN (CAFBI RESTAURANT)
looks better with each birthday (last week).... Idst.lovely HMUOtf
TqjhKTJiTgR on your list ~ol ,be»utifijl in^Eas'ter 'Bmaiea.--0om
(CanUnti«t on pa|^ .4) . . ' -
Some Skipper
Looking forward to the bef inning of the racing teaion at Free-port's
Municipal Stadium are driver Mickey Corr, and "mechanic"
Pam Marty. Pan), a 20 year old motion picture slarlot to tho
reigning MUs ^Fraeport Auto'Races for 1868, Mickey. Is one of
iho speedways'lop plbts. Racling starts Sunday. April 17, at
2ilS P.M,
The first "green flag" of the .season will bo dropped at the Free-port
Auto Races at 2:15 P.M., Sunday alteitjooh, April 17tli,
A full program of top-flight
auto races wll bo presented, fea­turing
the all-new Sportsman
Class cars and drivers, the revis­ed
Road Class and tlie popular
Women. In addition, tl»o fabulous
Open-Cockpit. Modlfleds—a new
clasjs—and the oxciling Short
Track Midgets will be practising
and warming up for the events.
Preeport Auto Races co-pro­moters
Billle Kedonburg and
Duko Donaldson announced that
any children bringing this story
from,SHE LEADER, and accomf
jjaniid b y a paying adult, will,,
be admitted, free of charge.,
Both drivers and fans alike
have been high In their praises
of the changes In tho racing
classes, which were mode to pro­vide
a better, more balanced
preBpntation—a Frecport tradi­tion./
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Racing's the sport and Free-port's
the place to be, Sunday af­ternoon,
April mh at 2:15 p.m.
Fte^KtrTi FitaitBm Waterfront is alartlwr «» 1»68 «•»«» wUh »
wwt#-lpiltw.|f#e5le||,aiow.l»eli, wore sewlee. the fisetf
nfftmwi|srlMW4ir{,fi#W^*flA«fi>l^ n*"'* Freepon
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Dee Day Kratovil
To |e Fashion
Shbw Narrator
Btot. Harb liee Efay Kratovil
#111 ii»r?«te the Fosbloti Shew st
the Jusloir Girl Scout Mother aad
Daughter Dinner to be held
Thun., AprU 14 at the South
Shore.Yecht Club.
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