The-Leader_1966-06-15

              PREEPORf aSKORIAL HBnARI
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FREEPORT. H,*1t. 11520
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INEWS&. VIEWS
I BY
EDDIE VASIL
iV. 1', Neirsjtaiter Heimrtrrs Assn.
Nitlimml J'rHs Syndieiite
ftntdi for ««• -EIHJIE VASIL SHdW" due »oon
on WHAB, IMn «n the dial.
PRO«OXING FEATURED
AT FREEPORT STADIUM
Veteran Promoter O'Rourke
/<4r-<,'*44,«BSs:>^«MS^*»-V>*«^^^.5 i<*&.-«A<i**'i'i'.«i4!*i<!iA •1.-5<!>«*4««*4«i*
CRY FOR HELP *'l?*^"-\ -••-•v
Mothers! Could you spare me about 5 minutas, or
liQstlWs- 10 minutBs a we«k? You too I am a brain injurod
child, a n d ! noed 81 volunteers to help "PaUetn" t»s. My
uBina is Suzanne Woinzierl. ags 8. I look very inHch like
oih«, lilHo ^iils, except I don't ipank too clearly, ond I alto
have a little trouW* learning. There is a good chance that
I can bo "cured." as Dr. Glonn Decnan of lh» "Imiitutes
for the Achievement of Human Potanaal" said. But 1 neod*
hel|i. Z must he "patterned", on a table, ft home—4 timet a
day—S minutes each time. I'll need 12 volnntoers every day,
7 days a week. H you are intorestod pleaieicell inynismiay.
":r.or«: ••W»liwl«il-'-'iit^Fil»8-MtS,.f{yff•••Martha' '-.iStv" rM8p0rtj»:
and she'll tell you all yott want lo know. Pleaso help mol
Thank you.
• SUZANNE WEWZIEBI,
78 Martha St.
Freeport L. 1.
THIPLE DORVEA OHCHID AWARDS . . . This weak we are
pleased to present Ihree DURYEA ORCHID AWARDS to peoplo
who have long and commendably serysd Freeport in their respec­tive
fields of andea^or . . . The first DlfRYEA ORCHID COR­SAGE
goes to ABE and MARTHA SIEGEL who celebrated Ihek
SOth wedding anniversary on Monday. MAZ^L TOVI (The Aba
Siegel Story will appear in this.column in a future isiu») • . .
We proudly present the second DURYEA ORCHID to JENNIE
•RICE, wife of EDDIE RICE, who so ably served as Froeport'i
Postmaster for so many years before his reslremsnt. Congratula­tions
to Ed Rice-who celebrated hu 86th birthday June 10 . . .
And the third DURYBA ORCHID CORSAGE is awarded to MRS.
LUCY I.ONG who will retire dils June after sersrtap as • teacher
-In th« Azcfaec S t School for 11 years, Mrs. I.on3 hag btan teadilnj
for 31 years and was never absent one day. (A complete ttorf
-on MIS. Long will appear at the tiiine of her xeliiement).
Notice To Public
The public is reminded thai
Health Permits. Issued by the
Village of Freeport. expired
April 30, 1986.
County inspection-•»•• now-•!»•-
ing conducted and those without
re-newed permits will b« in viola*
lion of the law.
C.A.R. Installs
196647 Olfic'ers
By MRS. CLAUDE HUGHES
''.'•'jCljsieotihg-oiji.lifi.. ButH" Floyd
Woodhuli Society, Childion of
tho Amoricnn Revolution was
held Silt, June 11 with a pilKrlm-age
to Rock Halt at Lawronce,
N.Y.
The election of ofTicors for the
year 19aB-l«67 was hold. These
include Julianna Lang, Jr., Pres.;
David McLellon. Vice Prea.;
Doris Milllken, Secretary; Cyn­thia
Eggcr, Treasurer and Rich­ard
Post, Chaplain.
The installation ceremony woa
conducted by Mrs. Robert Lang,
Regent of the Ruth Floyd Wood-hull
Chapter DAB.
Susan Holaday, tho outgoing
Jr. President was presented with
a gift of a charm bracelet with
the CAR Insignia from the So­ciety.
Revised School Budp
To Represented June 27 ^
' T h e Freeport-School Board has presented a $e,995,45Jfl budget
»-to the citizens of Freeport for their approval on Monday, June 27,
- The'vote wllich is to be held in the Bay view and Atkinson Build­ing
will begin at 8 a.nj. with tho polls closing at 9 p.m.
The n«w budget as presented is $109,381 less than thp one de­feated
in May. It calls for a new
tax.rate proposal of -46c as com
pared-to the original fl6c re­quested
and wiU give Freeport a
$5;92'ta3c per 1100 of assessed
valuation. '
The 20c decrease is attrlljuted
to several factors, of paramount
injportance"are the cuts made in"
the budget by the BpM-d ol Edu­cation
as well as. -the; Increase in
revenues- coming into the "aistrict
,iJot previoucjy available. ^J
In cbnsidering its new budget
proposal the Board has decided
to' cuj all but the most vital areas
still fiuariuite^ing that the budget
as presented will enable Freeport
to maintain its high level of
education excellence.
The new proposal k the com­bine
thiflking of the present
school board members as well as
the Trustees Elect.
Ttie "7 man" Boartl has met
nigtilarly in sh effort to preseitt
a budget which urill meet with
the-.voters support. The 'flnM
budget as presented has receiv­ed
the unanimous endorsement
of all 7 men.
The ettizens of- Freeport at^
Flagship Diner
Re-Opens
After Fire
Wo are pleased .to announce'
;that we sie vgaln qpeii 24*houn'
•a day after complete reaova
tions caused by a fire.
We thank
talronage.
you for your
THE MANAGEMENT
Flagship Ointz
Sunrise Hwy. at
Main St~ Freeport
SA^IMM'MAMAIAIAIAIA
. (CoiitiituDd >an,pafe '7)
(Conttnuea'(«iMie'i4)
. 1
i
Presents Nations Finest
Boy Scout Paper
Drive On Saturday
Boy Scout Troop Ko. 212 wUl
eonducl a paper dirln.on Satur-liatct.
JttiM 18. 19U. U you wish
i»-'JuiT* MWfptpm plClHfd up.
BOXING AT FREEPORT STADIUM Is officially lanctionsd,
with the signing of tho contract between fight promoter John
O'Rcurkc, sealed left, and Freeport Mayor Robert J. Sweeney.
Standing by are O'Rourke'i aids, loft, JoJo Mooie and Jack
Slanlon, and for ftea vlUago's Park Commission, member Anthony'
Celentano and Chairman Mannle Metiing. The boxing matches,
beginning on Wodneeday, June 15th tor 13 contocutlvo Wadnes-days,
will feature top lighten tn tho various clas^ei, O'Rourke
•aid. Park Commiisloner Messing sal^ the boxing card.is one
more step in greater utllisallon of the municipal stadium, for
larger revenue io the village, which receives a perceniago from
all ticket end concession sales. Earlier in the yoar a nw concet-sionnair'rconiract
was signed with the American News Company,
providing for increased facilities and a {rreator variety of food,
beverage and souvenir Items at the ftadium,
(photo by Oscar's Studio)
Shur-r-r-e It's The Murphys
flioto' above showi Tiioniat 3, Murphy {!•») volen» citrfo i»»<fe»
and Pfeepoft attorney proudly wxtOog «§ Ws 1W.y«r-<Al i«a
George A, Murphy, V,S;Mafliw Cppi. to iormaliy laltc«j«*i
io tfa« Freeport C;biMbw,.'af .Cotmnifee.'Fiet. Jem Qmthimm.
(rigU) dlqi>Jay* wi luwal flwiiaMtr-'''** handsome Mwtea » ••
auodated with the Ifew Yetlt TIldilmM Co. b*fer« h*'«att>iil
Hi^Cotpc. . ' . (Phiototoy.Oscar'sStwiltt
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