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• nmlwulPreu Syndiceu
LiMen to iliu "ElmrE VASIL SHOW*
. -On VIHB,JS20.i>n the JQinl
Pictuia riiow* 48 - rtmx - old
Ao3«Io Pappaa, who wss sl«]ti
on Sti)id«r, Ifoveinbcr 28, 19ft7.
Velermn ol World War II aiul
quietly sclivo in behlod-lhe-scenes
BctivUies of the FiMpott
Chamber of Cotamfxm. Ftmoral
•ernces li«M os Wed^ Nov. 29
[. at iha FUUOB Fimexal Horn*.
A SLAYIlfG IN SUBUEBIA.. .Don't iet anyoiio ever t«M you
thai th8.8ubuzbs in tan^ Islmd oca mmeif "Vacteooms of New
Yoikl" He»<- witblh the thadowi ol1«IiinliattBa Skricrapeti^. one
can Und all lh« dramii, etnotibn and. irlolenca of the BI9 Cily . • •
But somebow. Ihe Impact j i sioaiet beckiise. In the Subusbs,
one knows pononally iha p«QpIe Involired... Last Sunder mofn-ing,
4B-yoar-old ANGELOPAPPAS. widely-known co-owner of
Ihe popular TEXAS RAKGER RESTAUHAirr on - South Main
Street, Frceport,-wa« slain, ^onlcally by h]a own gim v . • A
gun which he bought to pzotect himseU from any w-occurenfie
of ihe hold-up and levereibeaiing l e tuffered a couple of years
ago , . . Police charged bis 30-year-old blonde lecond «riife,
SHEILA, with murder and her IS-year-oId niece was anetted
(Continued on page 4)
Rdy R Cacciatore
Named To High Post
New Freeport QOP Look
Recognized By Officials
Hewlett Family To
Donate Auction $$
To Loeal Programs
Mrs;' Jnna Hewlelt, long tinse
VesSifetittt .Freeport, will be moy-.
famlfji- •• Itt^ -Mo&achusettr. - • Iftfe
Hewlett family is ninong the old?
est in tlie area and* one of-the
most esteemed. ,,
Mrs.. Hewlett's parting,glift; to
two of her favorite charities, ihe
South Nassau Unitarian Church
in Freeport and Family Service
Aasoeiatldn of Nassau County,
will lie the proceeds of a sale In
her home at 325 Smith Street,
Freeport, December 11, .10 B»m.-
4 p.m., ond an auction from 7 p.m.
The public is invited, dealers
invited!
Editorial
OARD OF EDUCATION
i n s lEGIS The Freeport Board of;lducation met recently with Senator
iorman Lent and Assemblynian Arthur Kremer to discuss legisla-
[on perlaintog to education. Mr.-Hugh Erwin. President of the Board,
felted, "With the rising costs of educatl(w» and the. peater involvement
'^ boUj tlie Stafe aiid Federai.gbvemmenta, it becomes vitally import-
^t for local, school boards ttt
eet with their legislators to
change views. Our meeting
Ith, our local representatives
very fruitful, and we look
kfard to another nieeting after
, legislatnre is in session. It
jtally important for the State
lecome a more effective pait^
Ibf the local- school district in
|ing it provide quaUly educa^
„ for all children." , :
| e meeting not only cowered
ffs of flaance, i>Ui also toiiich-
.pMcies that attict the edu-
|n8l program; of our district,
iJDieetlng wi&'Senalot lient
lAssemblynian Kremer -w^as
|of ihe Scliiool Board's pro­of
exchanging Ideas with
g^e^ps and interesttsd clii-ce
jtoe beginnii^E of -'the
ucattbn has met' with the
Board, the Inter-faith
C|ergy, representatives of the
Cbamt>er of Commerce,, and the
Freeport TeaAers Ass'n.
Mercy League To
Hold Xmas Party
The Baldwin League for Mercy
Hospital, regular meeting, Mon­day,
Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. in the
Merey Lounge, followed by the
Annual ChriatiKas Party.
Chairlady is Mrs, Eugene Hur­ley.-
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BWzi ,St,-_ Fneport/wlii "naiain
^ n I ^ , ttnlU 16 p n . fhii Stin-
' 1 ^ ' Dec ,iO.; JUl;<iaier'<dni;^ pf^m
-wbMi; are -'siaiidMxs 'of 'iba. FitB-part-'
Phannaey''-: AsaodiatioB - dote
.St 'a":]^fflu'bn'Simd8yiS!'' tluf -Mi)-
phone mmdier of tim Ctman
Pbuinucy is FR 8:0041.
Needlework Guild
Assists The Needy
Mrs. Henry- Friemann, presi­dent
of the Freeport Branch of
the Needlework Guild of America,
announced that 2668 garments
wert collected at the recent In­gathering.
These garments have lieen dis­tributed
to 18 charities^ all oif
which give assistance tt> Freeport
families.
Panhellenic To
Hold Christmas Tea
Long Island Panhellenic will*
hold^ its Annual Christmas Tea
idr members on Thursday, De­cember
14 at the home of Mrs,
Biehard Kerr in Garden City.
Mrs. WiUisBti W. IfaroUton, is
Chairman of Arrangements.'
'Membera from the Wr&fpoxl
atia Interested in attending may
call Mrs. Henry Ness, 77 Wallace
St., Freeport, FR l>-8332.
Recognition of the "New Look" of the Freeport Republican
Organization, under the administration of Leader Julius Mints and
Executive Committeeman'AIan W. VoUmer. was evidenced this week
when Town oHlciab named Roy N. Cacciatore, 10S7 Freeport Re­publican
Campaign Chairman, to the high and Important vP^t of
~ put^ jpirecierotRcolBstoitc of the Town of Hempstead, eiic^ive
W<i--'Sh« iippWMiift#nl^ l»'i^^^ be­cause
R<>y Cabciotore la considered on
expert In this Held and an notlve'par­ticipant
with long .experience. In ad­dition
to being President of the Free-port
Chamber of Commerce, (second
term), ho la also President of the Lo­cal
Development .Corp. in Freeport,
and serves as conftullanl to tho Town
of Hempstead Industrial Council. The
new fjost incorporates both the com»
mcrce and industrial aspects of the
Town of Hempstoad'ji progrcislvcniess
in these vilol areas.
Freeport, for decades recognized as
one tf the strongest OOP standard-
ROY H. CACCIATOBE bearers, la again 011 the move lo be the
largest and most (active Republican organization in the State of
New York, The dapablc leadership and youthful aggressiveness of
Jullc Minlz and Alan Vollmer, combined with tho solid uchlove-ment
of the Freeport GOP Committeemen, proved n winner with the
large plurality of votes recorded in tho 1967 election in tho County
and Town.;
Bother Julius MIntz and Alan W. .Vollmer predicted o bright
futufc for the Freeport GOP party and even groafer recognition of
its talented men and women In all flelds of endeavor.
COMMISSIONER lOONEY
ADDRESSES CHAMBER
• Commissioner Francis B. Looney was Guest Speaker ot tho
Freeport Chamber of Commerce luncheon held Thursday, Nov, 30,
at Al B. White's Restaurant
Commissioner Looney has been a member of the Nasiau Counly
Police Department since 1B3B. A graduate of St. John's.Law School,
admitted to the bar in 1B40, he
was appointed Commissionor Jan
uary 3, 1986.
During World War H, he served
with the Army Counter Intelli­gence
Corps" from 1942 to 1048
In Ciwablanea, North AJErlca, Rome
and Llna:, Austria, . m special
agent in charge of offices in those
areas. He was discharged as a
First Lietitenant.
On his return, to the County
Police Department, he was pro­moted
to. Sergeant in 1847, lieu­tenant
in WW, Captain in 19S4
and that same year'to Deputy In­spector.
In Januaiy of 1956 he was
promoted to Inspector and in No­vember
of the same year was
made an Assistant Chief Inspector
and Chief of Distrkl, commanding
the Department's precincts. He
was named Chief Inspector April
7, JOOl, Deputy Commissioner
May -14, 1905, and Commissioner
of Police January 3; 1800.
From 1048, he was assigned to
the Detective Dlvi«l»n; from 1047
to 1949 he WM a uniformed Pa­trol
Sergeant, and ftom 1849 to
Ifljfl ho was Personal Aide and
Legal Advisor to the Chief of
S t a f f . ^ • - ' .,^^''' ' . • • • •"
Commissioner Looney presently
holds the OiWce of Third Vice
I^esident in the New York Slate
Chiefs of Police Assn.
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