The-Leader_1967-09-28

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I NEWS & VIEWS
EDDIE VASIL
W, y. Nmraimp^ Ueparten 4no. •
Niahnet Prrns Sy»dt€tU0 ':
LittMi to Ihe "EDnre VASIL SHOW"
: On WTHE, 152(1 an the Dtil
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"The Biliili G. Cm%o Park" .•. . The Town .
of Hom^stfrBd jPafk S]fttoin< under the admlnuteation of Pn-ildlng
Supervisor. HALPK G. CASO, is iMrababl; one of flie
finest in Iha Ktste, if not the eouotir • • • OM and rowig ftlilM,
i t Uti pre«eal lime and for «fany jsarkjo *S!?!,*« *m enjoy llie
fftdUiies of file-Town of Hempstead Park DBpailmenl . . i We
]?elie.Te tbat it would be an earned and JuitiSod tribute ie name
Ibe' Town of Hempstead Park. located in Merrick, '"The Halph
G« Cue Pivk" . . • We've named a tteuwa^ after fointei GOV.
JjEWBYi we'TO named many project! in honor of BOBERT
!M0SES, l»rs pay tribute to Ihb gieal piibllc.iorvant, BALPH
jpS. CASO. by naming tlie park in his home>town of Mentck,
Id W» honor. ' •
SONS OF ITALY
I MarchiMgbanrfs, marching units and several delegations "Irom
Si|is ,01 Ittdjf IjjdSeS'Jronv Glen.'Cove, Port Washington, Cpnunack.
M|ssap"eqaaf Syossel and Htintlngtoii will participate in a 'Columbii<
DtfyTafadeiaSVeeport on Sunday, Oct. 8, it was arinouneed today.
^l J3«'«w'"*;' !f^»'''»coio. ch^ parade tiommitlee for. tlie
sj^qn^ring Freeport. Sons, of
Italy.Lodge, said tliat.any or
ganizat'ons tli.^t- wish to Join in
the line of maJrcii should contact
him as soon as possible at MA
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Ti>e parade will begin at 2 p.in;
In case of rain, it will be held
on the loUowing Sunday, Oct.
18, at 2 pjn. -
Unfi of march will be along
Merrick Boad, starting, at Henry
St, left on Newton .B|vd,, to
Main St., left on Main. St.; to
Merrick Hd., along Merrick Bd.,
fDOMimCK GJUULUCCIO to Broofcslde *Ave.
fretporters Vote Friday
On School Bond Issue
Jjdge FreedmanTo
Address Chamber
Bdwjn J.. Frcedinan, Village
Justice of Freeport, will be the
gue^t. speaker ' at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the Freeport
ehainbW"of Cominei-ce, Thurs­day,
-SepivZa at Al B. White's. •
He'll speak about "Problems
of ti»fi Vtllaee Court."
DRUG STORE NOTICE
The AtlMile Chemiitt, in At-laniic
AW« I%*^ort, yrlU renain
open late# iiniil' 10 p.id. this Sun­day,
Oct, U]f>H othet dt<^g itore*
'%hl6li.'~a^r> m^xnbettf''<if' the" Fred*;
port ;Ph|fjin|K^'.Aii«iWitt(Ki<''<4<BM>
'lllBiWtt5Rellilii»''*f«IipKl»»»" 'Bttin*
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Froeport's -voters go to the pools on Friday, September 20, to
vote on the Board of Education's proposed buiWinS program.-The
proposal Includes renovations and additions to Freeport High School
and the Archer Street School, as well as constrction of a new Middle
School at Baynor Street. Coat of the proposal is $9,498,000, or 59,8
cents per hundred dollars of as- ' . "• •••' • ' '" ' •• • . .
sessed valuation. The average
taxpayer will pay an additional
$85.88 annually.
Over 8000. voters are.register­ed
and eligible to vote, Board
of Education President Hugh
Erwin expects ^u large tumoat,
"Thi.< vote la vital for the future
of freeport, itself. This village
must be kndwnns a village that
does light by Its children," Mr.
Erwin said. He jjqinted out that
ihs Board had scoured Freeport
fciil a building slte\.before mak­ing
its choice. .''Costs afe-rtaing
,'nftd enrollments 'are irlcreaslng.
We need these buildings now,"
he nssei-led,, . . ,
'Supt. Christopher Worrell
echoed Mr, Erwln's sentiments.
He explained that the building
program Is presented as « com­plete
pnckaflo bccftuso the num-,
bor of rooms to be built at one
location Is dependent on the
number built at the other loca­tions;
He nLio stressed the im­portance
of avoiding part time
education, "The overcrowding is
with ua now, and port time ses­sions
are a very real danger,"
Mr, Warrell dcclurijd. Voting will
lake place- on Friday; September
20, at the Bayvlew and AlWroon
Schools, The polls" will be "open
fioro 7 a,m, to 9 p.m.
M l PEIR e. KEllY TESHMONIAl
HiEPORT EXPO 75
iTMNMLLP*RK
t rreepbSs 75th anniversary celdtiration contniues apace WJth
anpther big-outdoor highlight event—Freeport Expo 75—to be held
, nejit Saturday and Sunday, September 30 and October 1, at Kon^
A'dl-Piirlc, South Grove otid Front Stneets.
• Running from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, and from
1:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday,
Freeport Expo 75 will feature a where' kids can win and take
games bazaar wJth prizes for all, attractions. Included in the
>nd.es for the kids, exhibits, • re- bazaar will be a fishing game
freghmrnt stands and moiiy other' (Continued on page 5)
Charles Mountcastle, Chairman of the Pelor C. Kelly TosJlmonlaJ Olniier ©«««» to b».h«Moa
October 26ih goes over plans with Robert Sch ade, Ticket Chairman and Henry SpUsiIir, Jour­nal
Chabrman. j (Photo,by Glickman &'Pauls Photo Studio)
Don't Miss Jubilee Carnival Saturday
Fwm 10 AM lo'IO PM . V . No AdndMton . . . Fun'- . . Games . . , Hef realuaento . . . Concart
LEADER'S Huge 7«.lh Annivewury XMniBOBd JubUee Soiweoiir Iwue.
Prlseo . . . Suxprlses
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