The-Leader_1966-04-28

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"NASSAU^$ LARGEST WEIKLY"
FREEPORT
Slst Year. No. 1
Zip uade 11520
BALDWIN
Zio Code 11S10
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Freeport's
Official
Newspaper
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FUEEPORT. H. Y.. THUHSDAY. APBIL 88,1988 PRICE'. FIVl CINTS PER COPT
JUDGE EDWIN IMEDMAN
IPIAIL!^ J/GERHAUSER
FilliMiliilTl III liuAlulijiill
PLAN TESTIMONIAL
FOR JOHN ABB ATE
Photo oiKmrtliilm* PoIler-9wlc^'1M«tn~ j ; l^adMaiirtlX]^
''mTinst»i^9-)Q^/4aih~&t'o£Kee^|o^J Gerhaukar, nawl? in-
„slaUed PzeaideAl of ihs Ftaeport Chamber of Commarce. Ap-
. ptoximataly 800 'paople attended the dinner-dinco, ceremonies
;he]<I ai'SB:v^'< Guy Lombardo's£a*l Fo House latl Siuidaj'
,nlgte, Thft ft>UowiBs.oillcerg weie also installed; Hatty Seeor,
' 1st 'Vice-Prei.flAo Ytiung, 2nd Vice-Pres.j Hrair SpU»kr, 3id
.Viee-Pzes.; WUIiam SabeUa, Ikeasuz^; aad J. Horniwr hmat,
«EXec«Uive Searatary. (Photo by Oscar's Studio)
Candidates l^or
School Board To
; AddrjJ.s, .Council^ ^
The seven candiatcs In the race
for three openings" b'h-tltcFfec-port
school board have all been
invited to spcnk at a Cundidates
Meeting to be held on Thursday,
April 28 at 9 p.m. in the Free-jport
High School Auditorium
under the auspices of the Free-port
Council of PTA's.
vBgch candidate will make ft
Short statement about his quall-
•flcations • and program, after
which meinbers of the audience
wlU have the_,9Paortunlty to, ask
questions.'"''•• v'"-. .• .'•• ""•'••"•'•
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Th« Cannon Phaxmacy, 6 So.
Main St.. Freeport. will remain
open lata, until 10 p-m. thlt'Sun-clay.
May 1. All other drus stores
which aro tnambors of the Free-port
Pharmacy AMociation close
at 2 p.tn. on Sundays. Th* tolo-phone
number of the Cannon
Pharmacy Is |E|1 8-0041.
f H i BAND COMPLETES TOUR
Sons Of Italy Lodge
Honoifs Past Veneralile
• The Enrico Fermi Lodge #2150 of the Order of the Sons of Italy
•of"AtinericariB-hoMing a Testm»nittl-Dinner,«nd-Dsuvcc. totils.Ex?.„,
Venerable^ John Abbato, on May H, «t the CBSR iScyllle-ia.,:i^i«nidln _
Square. . ;
Dr. Carmine J. Cacciatore, General Entertainment Chairman,
announced that Choirmim for tJtLs
ry.'of fair is Paul Falcone, with Al
Clrino in charge of licitets; George
DeAnnunlla In (jhargo ot Boosters
for tlio Journal; Pat Ciccone and
Ray Falco, In charge of -the Ad
Journal.
Sx-Vcjior«ble John Abbate hoa
pnado so many friends during hte
untiring :'leodershtp ol the Bnrleo
FormiJU>dgo #2180, that it was"
ImpOsalhlelo find a place large
enough to occojnmodotc everyone.
There are still a tew more
tickets available for the Dinner
wrhich can ho oblolned by calling
Al Clrino at TN 8-887.1.
Dr. Cacciatore has suggested
that all those friends who were
unable to secure tickets for the
Dance, could honor John Ahkiato
JOHK ABBATE (Continued on page 6)
Big Loyalty Day
Parade On May 1
Loyalty Day, Sunday, May I, is to he co-sponsored In Nassau
by Sgt, Wm, S. Kimball Post No. 783 of .Hempstead, Veterans of
Foreign Wars in cooperation with other Nassau County Veteran and
Civic Groups, ; t """ . ' -
Loyalty Day Is Intended to dramatize citizens' fervent rededl-callon
to tliB potrlotlo defense of
About la board oaa ol iwo butas'for Jba rraeporl'lCghiSchool^and irip to Fox Chapel JHligti
School in the Piltsbursh area are saniers Fred Bamaii,'Steve Weed, Tetey" Palan, Huth ;Ann
MepM, Man^ Bishop. Josnno Do ROSAJ DMtadi Ciaibo,'and - B«rbara .Lerina, 76 memban.and
four' tihapenwie*. Jade .Jftnkhu, Mr*. WUUaoi Johnson and Mi». Horace Weed accompanied the
band on th* bus trip, and vnjoTed an aMembly program for which the Fcaepori band playaii a
Gombiiud otwcerl with Fox CbapaL • 4Bae»/<an *wards dlmwr, 4da <txif» to cultural, bistoiieal.
ji«<^ Vt<#!»«rwi«l «<*»« tff^_1iM M««h»iTgh.wM.t<rti«F«^|iort ' . ^ q j ..mawAM ware boUSWi ^Ub
familA^ pf fli* Fox' Chiqpal'Bavdt, and xmift.bont^wtih flowiog «api»tajo{- ttreat hoq^ftalUy: and
«d br l^.^ib^^qp<irt JMtdWtSMioy ^Wgh>MMM)r;Baiidi«qd-Qwb«dfa HoOumi^ Club, und*r >«b* di>
Dr. Rdhman Runs For
Board CM Ediwatbii.:;;;-,,,^;,.;,, ,^
Dr. Irving Plshman, a resident
and practicing pliyslclan in Free-port
lor 20 years, announced his
candidacy for the School Bodrd
seat of Mr, Rasniussen.
He riBsldcs at 230 North Long
Beach Aye. with his wife, Adcle,
and their three sons, all of whom
attend the Freeport School Sys-teim.
The family attends the Un­ion
Reftrm Temple.
be
CmMaAe^- N%^t At
Holy- Redceiner Sdiool
A candidates' night will
held at the audltotlum of Our
Holy Redeemer School on Pine
St. at »:30 pi.nt, Fridayj April
29. •..
AH o | the candidates for the
local Board of Education have
been invited to address the meet-
,ing. '
American freedom idc^lf,
, Salvatore - J. Blaneo„Post Com-motfder
of Post #783 V.F.W.
Hompsteai and Chatrlnan of the
Nassau Loyalty Day Parade Com­mittee,
explained today the sig­nificance
ot Loyalty Day as he
and his committee members
formulated plans for countywide
observance of this special day
with a Parade and celeteatlpn to
be held on Sunday, May I, at 2:30
P.M.
The line of niarch will bo from
the Town of Roosevelt, north on
Nassau Road to the Kennedy Me.
morial Parli In Hemplead whei»
brief ceremonies will be hdW.
Loyalty Day has been given i
official recognition by the UiJted
States Congreju and Presideiil «Bd'
It baa b«en lauded by StatepoV'
ernora and hundreds of ita^aes
acroas the nation.
(Continued on page 8)
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