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3l8j Yea*. Ho. 32 FRBEPORt, H. Y- THUBSDAY. DEQEMBER I. 1966
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INEWS & VIEWS
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WOTM Fsmous Violinist
At Freeport High School
FHS Athletes To
Be Honored At
Guy Lorrtbardo's
By PERRY FISCHER
The Fsaaport Fathers and
Boosters Club wUI honor the
athlelas of the synrnasitc, crosa
rouBtry, ttnnls andiootball laama
as welV fta; Br. John W. Sodd,
foxtnar Supt. of Schools, this TA*
dJ^T' night at Ouy , Lombard's
East Pein't House.at 7t30 p4n!
—Any oha wlablnt to attend this
tradMcmal Aiuksi and mamorablrl
occsston. p!aaae contact AUc*
Vlglano u MA 3-2S20 or any
|-n»ipl«»Y.of ttaa Fathers and BoosJ\-^|
'TBp,>Club;:;'^i.:'^'^v;,...-.''- :^•-^.^'
Isaac Stem To Present
Concert Saturday, Dec. I
Isaac Stern, eunrenlly on his 25th const-to-coaal tour of Ih,
United States, will play at Freeport High School on Snturdny, Dee.
3, at 8:30 p.m., it was announced by Mrs. Anne Morlin, Prcsidont
o£ tfto Fwoport Coirvmunlty Concert Association. The raiowned
violinist, who is under the manoRcmcnl o£ S. Hurol«, is appearing
in some 40 cities In tba United
States and Canodn between Oc­tober
and March.
Mr. Stem's fomo extends not
only throughout his own country
but through the entire world. He
has performed countless limes In
Europe, Latin America and femel,
appeared in AustrnUs, India,
Japan and the Philippines, and
thijic tours of the Soviet
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liOSt junnner tjia foreign sclfed''^
wlo took him from Woiaaw, jPo-lana,
to Bordeaux, France, and
was highlighted by several weeics
MRS. ANSB MARTIW, (Continued on page 0)
l%ot6 above shows another beautiful float which was sponsored by the F r e e s t Enrico Fermi Lodge.
Sons of Italy ia'Am^ic*- "^^ handsome, sli^in? Qmidaliw wias Jotm Ainselmo iirf Freeport. (Owner of
Crown TransmlssicKi Co.) Mayor Bob Sweeney is pictiusd iotto'ioregxouwf.
Thousands and thousands of men, women and children, from
cM over Nassau County, lined the streets of Freeport last Saturday
inornjng to see the gala and colorful 19fl(} "Freqsort Christmas
Toyland Parade." ..
This year's parade was stream-lined, all-new and, sensational.
It included nearly 40 displays, ex­hibits;
floats and marching ^its.
Tall and handsome Oeorge Kelly
capably served ai Parade Gmr-ernor
a n d k ^ t the event going.M
a liy^ly and interesting pace, '
The parade was sponsored by
the Freeport Chamber of Com­merce
in co-operation with the
Recreation Depl. of tiie Village of
Freeport. The Eeviewing Stand,
which vras locaied <Mi South M ^
Street and Newton Blvd., pre­sented
such dignitRries as Mayor
and Mrs. Robert J. Sweenq^; Free^
port Chamber of Commerce VtesU
(Continued on page V)
AU Moikl AttbmiobUes
Now Need Jbtpection
Beginning with Decismber ex­pirations,
all cars and trucks, re­gardless
of their model year,
inust have passed the State's
periodic safety .inspection before
their wgistrations may be re­newed.
County Clerk Franklin H.
Omstein expiained to resklents
of Nassau County today.
BiiUetiii On Zoning
The Village Board of Freeport upioned a five-acre industrial
parcel Uhe controversial "Boatport Plot") located in the WMI end
of the VUlaga «ai the waterfront, to "garden apArtifniit sono," at their
meeting on Monday,
However, they rejected resetting most of the 20 surrounding areas
from industrial to marine industrial and ratal 1 busbiesH use, after
they heard a great deal of opposition to tite plan. About 200 people
voiced Ihefar objections claiming lliat resonlng would dovaluo thtlr
pnqpeity.
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Cuaelies <f hoose S
Red Devils As A@es
Willie Walker, John Anselmo and Alan FLichci; were cliosen^
at the High School Coaches' Conference for the All Division Team.
Walker, known as the "Galloping Goliath," was chosen as offen­sive
full back. Me made many outstanding rune and was one of
the mainstays of this years team. He was also,chosen on the All
oSfo uftohii rS hdoivreis itoenasm , which consists | "~
Fischer, Red Devil tackle, play­ed
a maior role on the Iron man
line of Freeport His tremendous
offensive line play wrought
havoc on the opposition as he
opened the holes for teammates
to run through. Al, when hearing
of his All Division designation
just wouldn't believe It. In addi­tion
tfl his prowess on the foot­ball
field, he is also a staff sports
reporter for the Long Island
Eemel. .
Anselmo proved himself this
year, Tis tremendous soiTensive
and defensive ability earned him
the. appelallon of a great quar­terback.
Ho was chosen Alt Di­vision
defensive back, but -if m,uiit
have been a toss up whether to
name him that or offensive back.
He is also n Bfd Oevil baseball
player of great esteem.
AU three boys are seniors and
will be graduated this June, Many
Universitica are biding for them
and we are sure that whlcha^^r
school they choose, they infill.
bring credit to Freeport High, as
they are not only star athletes,
but above avcrag-3 students as
well," ,— . jjj
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