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The LEADER NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
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31st Year, No, 29 FHEEPOBT. N. Y.. THXJBSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1986 «^3& » PRICE! FIVE CENTS PER COPY
rNEWS & VIEWS
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BY
EDDIE VASIL
JV. Y. Nriffjuiper Heportms Asia.
Pltiriimnl I'rcia SynrfiV«(i»
Lima to ihc "KUniK i'ASlL SHOW"
On ftJlIK, I52U on lb.- liial
IN THE MAIL . . . A newipaper columnist rocelT«s many l«lt»rs
. . . T)u»e which me signed, he icB]>ec}s, wholhw fljoy piaiss or
crliiclztt, bat those which «r« unsigned he usually disregards . . .
1 roceivad on« such Uitox Jhi« week. IJ was signed "PDQ" . . . If 11
were sent by a n»»n. thon he m«ist ho a eunuch, becas« he doesn't
hiiT« whal II takes to sign his name lo a poison p»n letler . . .
M It wore MBt by a girl, thon wold "PDQ" mean "Punk-Drunk &
Queer?" . , . Either way, if the author would make hteself known.
I will glady print this Btlempl at scaiologlc literary achievement.
MAKING THE ROUNDS . . . It wji.s a special 28th wedding annivei*.
sary present for JOE AND MARY VITO because on Nov, 5, their
handsome son, JOHN JOSp*!! VITO, gave them a new and charm-
• ing daughter when he married
the former GENAROSA De
OLWEIBA. (Guests included
many top-name Nassau County
officials. Judges and personali­ties.
Sorry that n last minute
Albany trip kept us from attend­ing.
We've • been friends for
years). JOHN VITO is employed
at Kennedy Airport. They're
honeymooning in Bermuda . . .
The former FHS grad BETTY
•JANE BIANCO Is now Mrs.
Rakoski of New London, Conn,
where her husband is a lawyer
and State Assemblyman . . .
Apartment house tycoon GUS
CASSIS reports that the Theo­dore
Roosevelt Chapter of
AHEPA (International Greek
fraternal society) started in Free-port
SB years ago, (He',<i a former president) ,••. , Cutest true stoiy
JOE and MABY VITO
(Continued on paee 4)
NEVER FORGET THAT
WE ARE AMERKANS!
. Our country, the great Unit«d,States of America, is the Symbol of
FrecdJfiTi throughout the world.
We, two hundred million tmlfei people, from all walks of life,
of every race, creed and color, are Americans, We were bom InlrBe-domJimdrwe
have fought for freedom.
; As it has been in the past, so it is now, our men and women are
seii»iJig thTOUghout the world a» protectors of this fre^om, not only
foj^' us but for aE people in aU countries who are fighting against
tyranny and oppression. •
^ We are Americans and as long as we live, we should never forget
our heritage.
"• Our servicemen have made the supreme aacrtfice for this cause.
We are privileged to pay homage to thenv—those in the past, and tluwe
who are serving now.
. ' ', A mere handful of draff-dodgers, publicity seeken and pfefudo-'
.worU intellects do npt represent true AmerieaQism.
ROCKY WINS
CLOSE CONTEST
YOU CAN BE
MRS.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Fill out Chamber of Commsrce
application on Page IS. Win
Valuabla Pilites.
Murray Green To
Address Chamber
Muir«y Greien of Freeport,
.Vice«Pieiid^st of :>BBdJb Stalion
' WTHE"'iii'2l '"a' vater'an' in,' the. ,,ad •
verfisins field, will' addiass ' the
Freeport Chamber of Commerca
at Ilia Luncheon Meeting on
Thuirf., Nov, 10 at Al B. White's.
He will talk on the "History of
Hadlo."
Wilfred "BUI" Allen'U Pro-gram
Chairman and Joseph Ger-hauser
serves as president.
Lefkowitz, Levitt, lent,
Tenzer, Krtiiier, Thiirpf
Bennett, Spitzer, Pitteni,
Speno & Dunne Elected
A-s the sludcnlsi of the Atkinson Sth and 6th grodcs prcdiclixl in
their Nov, 4 "eloction", Governor NCIHOH A. Roekofulhr was rc-clecled
ta wlwl was considered as a tight, tough race.
LOULH Lofkowitz (R3 was rij-elecicd as Attorney Guntnnl, Arthur
Levitt (D) «^or. another term a."!! N, Y. Statu Comptroller, N. Y. State
Sen.' Norroon Lent (R), Con-gresshfian
Herb Tonzor (D), As-semblymon
Kromer (D) ' and
TJiorp (D) wore alsd re-clectod. j
(H) and John Dunne (R) also won
rc-eleelion,
It appears that Ihero will be
Surrogate Jnhn Bennett (R),'n ro-co-uuu tu i nm t he Tt-nzer-Brcnnun
and former JudRo HaroW Spitsscr, ">^0', "'»"f ^';"?«'''' * " " ^V "P"
(R) and Judge Mario Plttoni <D) j ProxmuWy 2a00 voiua.
won olection as deloealea to the I (Ed. Note; Unfortunately, d'i-
Constitutional Convention. 1 tailed rciultB were not availublu
N.Y. State Senators I d Spoiiu as we wont lo press.)
Eye-Sore To Become Park
NauaU'County Public Works Conuniuioiwr Hexbstt j . mmlns (left) «uid Proiect Engineor Rdwrt
Bnunir ttudy plans for fh* twin box culrnrt undrr conslzuctloQ from Sunrise Highway la MiU ROML
<Ttw^f«tlL'Bit^ box mMCuTM S U1 Ugb by 8 ftet wid* toad is winforctd concMle. The $327,586
.|»oi*eiiiri)I-«KlcM Mon ibas • bslf toO* of «qMn brook •llninating • major taaintonanc* ptoblvm
j«d,<Btb1ii»:tfm .yUUgnol Ftatpoti to<Imrolop the proptrty u « pwk.