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32nd Yew, No. l4 fBEEPOBT, N . Y - THURSDAY. JOT.Y Sf. 1887 PHICE: FIVE CENTS PER COFY
NEWS & VIEWS
BY
EDDIE VASIL
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Nalhaal Press SyndittttB
Littcn to iJie'-KllinE VASIL SHOW
}i- Oit WTHJ; 1520 »n tlie DW
A IflGHT TO REMEMBER . . . For • Ml •vsning «l aathtRtlc
Long Island Hving we whotah«ari«dly tneommtoA ih* "COY
LOMIARDO TREATMENT" wWcli Includw dinnOT «1 bii fam­ous
waterfront showplae*. UIB EAST POIHT HOUSE, a Isttiutly
CTuJi* to Hio J'onM B«ach Matins Tlieaffv. cholea »Mlt lo IM
hts 1S67 Mtulcal Extravagania, ARABIAN NIGHTS, dandns
to iiia toteraalionaUy-kuow ROYAL CANADIANS and a raturn.'
moonllghl-flllBd exaUe back to lh« restaufant . . . Of eou»i«,
pteasam uid congonial cotnpainy b, a piimm MJjuiilia. Wo had
Iha pleastiza of thi company of JOHN and ALYC5 LACEY. <H«'»
lh« yateran banleer and manager of tha Freepoit Branch of Long
Ifland Trust Co.} . . . Tho magnitude of ARABIAN NIGHTS
coniMt be described with mero words . . . It is loo much! . . .
Something for everybody—dondng • tniHie - iceaery - cosiumes
—Sinsing and produciien artistry which la beywi^ compare . . .
ARABIAN HIQKTS. as presented by GUY LOMBARDO and
company could not be produced on any other stag* except the
aye-aUiag beauty of Jfones Beach Marine Theaira . . . Iff the ,
left, 10, :W 'm^'it^$e£.'""Ue^ Borrow or Slleid" the llifte and
motta? and. Iraat youweU, famUy and friends to Guy Lombirdo's
1867<fttabtan Mi^f for a thrill long to b« remamberod. <C«1I
BUDDY SANDS or MISS SVE at FR 8.SS60 for detoiis).
Big Freeport GOP
Picnic^ On July 29
Top Republicans fxpected
At Annual Social Hi-Lile
MAKING THE ROUNDS , . .Many good rcstauiants and coclitui!
loyngea compteininfi about business but OTTO KUNZ' SEA BREEZE
RESTAURANT Still pocking thorn in os he hoa for 37 years. (Patrons
come from all walks of lite, taat week a chnuHcred Rolls-Royce
wsw parked next to a tecn-aged beauty driving « 1D58 Ford and
Catlillaca by tiie d<«cn). No truth to the rumor than hard-working
yaung Otto Kunz is expecting another tax deduction via another
Sm Breezer . . . What's the in-side story nbout a certain, highly
imblicJzcd waterfront spot? (Partner's don't get along or is there n
. U.Qisvy Involved?) . , . ALAN W. YOLLMER and VIC MATTHEWS,
co-owjriers of the TOWERS TENNIS CLUB in Roslyn have already
• . (CitentlnuGi] on page 41
Contmisstoner of Juron
To Spe&k At Oiamber
Joseph Dowler. Nassau County
CominlsBloner of Jurors, will be
the guest tpeakvr at the weekly
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon
tnaetlng. held at AL B, White's on
Thursday. July 27.
Mr. Dowlor's subject will be
"Jury Sytlem."
Schools Need
Custodial And
Clerical Workers
Freeport Board of Education
President Hugh Emrin hat an­nounced
a>Bt pOsUiows are avail-
, able iit;tha iiablfa: w:lHMfl»jfar lull
'r€**|i«irt''llJ»i*i£l*i»i«rit^*usiddiiiiffl,
typists and slenojrraphars.
QuaUlied applicants interastod
In securing one of these assign-ments
should communicate with
Mr. Donald Costlow, Assistant
Supt. of Schools, 235 North Ocean
Avonuo, Freeport. N. Y, (823«2100)
DRUG STOREWOTICE
Friedmans Pharmacy, 7S West
Sunrise Swy« Freeport will re-main
open lato until 10 p.m. Ihls
Sunday, July 30. All ofher drU3
stores which aro merabori of tho
Freeport Pharmscy Association
close at; 2 p.m. on Sundayst Tha
Friedman Pharmacy telephone
number Is FH 8-0001. -
Freeport Night
At Shea Stadium
INVITATION FROM B i l l MARTIN
Thursday, August 10, 1887, Is "Freeport Night at Shea Stadium"
when the Mets. will be playing the Pittsburgh Pirates.
-Tickets are |2.S0 for Mezzanine seats, and it is my pleasure,
8s Chaiiijfian of the-Gommittese to announce there wUl be |i package
deal offered at S4, which includes a ticket to the game apd bus
Iranspbrtatlon to and from Shea Stadium. The bus wili leave Park­ing
Field No. 1. directly behind the South Shore Federal building
si 17 West Merrick Road, Freeport at 6 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased; not latef than July 31, at Bay view
Fttarmacy located at Bayvlew and Atlantic Avenues, and Soutn
iShdre Federal Savings and Loan AESociation, 17 West Merrick Road,
Freeport. ' " " -_ •
Thi? letter is written to give you these facia and to ask yoiir
kind assistance in publicizing the event in an attempt to build u?
community participation. Nftturaljy, fhls will;be dependent, on
publicity more than anything else,. S(>,-with the few short w<»ks
remaining, I will sincerely appreciate as roucl^iielp a« you can give.
Thanks again, and if there is any further^ iitformiatlon you may
need, please call me.
Sincerely,
WILLIAM J. MARTIN. .TB.
Photo above shows (L, to R.) Freeport Republican hmdot Julius
Mints, Town of Hempstead Presiding Supervisor Ralph G. Caso,
Supervta.or Franlt Purcoll, Freeport Hepubllcon Club President
Bill Gaylor and Bill Casmasina, Cenotal Chairman of the 1987
Freeport GOP Picnic, who Is shown lelllng the W«t two tickeli
to Ralph Ceso and Frank Purcell.
Willinth Casmaslna, Gonern! Chairman, nnnoiineert Ihtit the trii-ditlnnal
Freeport Republican Picnic for 1807 would be blgfipr umt
better than over.
This lOfl? social highlight will be held nt the roeontly renovol«tri
Point Lookout Park this Saturday, July W,
Even though a record-breaking j mo still uvoihittii! (IIKI can ISK IUKI
event is expected, a f<?w tickctel (Continued OH put'.e 19)
SlPCClAL GOS^T—Charles BucU/sy, JTr.. of 23 S o ^ Main Stmt, FMOpoit, addresses guef& at
Iha ncant gronnd breakbsg emmmoiiM lor .a «3.5 miUloD Edaoca Centra on AdelphI Universay's
Guffam City cwotpus. Bucktey is tb* cbaiiman of the davalopmtnl eommllta* of Adalphi's Board
of Tnuffw,
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