The-Leader_1968-03-28

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By
EDDIE VASIL
IV. V. Kensimiirr Htparttn AMO.
Naihnal Prrsi Syttelicata
Listen lo ilie "EtlOIE VASIL SHOW"
i4>^^^(l>&OGn:1 WfiAT^IiJEf,t 11f3t2A1)* o,inS ^t1f>ii<iS Di>U0If >et(Kf^^
pmsONALITIES . . . Tho smiling Irish chftrm of PETER C.
KELIiY, which If -well-known in Fro«port and in GOP drclas
(also in the Judidary through his brother, JTUOGE PAOL
KELLY} has liffw enchanuxi not only the staff memben of the
Nassau County Conimiuioaor of Jurors office but alto c^tsoai
who appear for jury duty, (Pela Kelly is Deputy ComMlstioiwr)
. i . rracport's'DR. ANTON NOTEY slated for a citation for his
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Chamber Of CiiHimerf^
Instair 1968 OHicersi
p a ANTOH NOtEY CHIEF JOHN WAUS
KSUrt AVrf.- BEHNAltD HALL
Woxk la-tilSft'::i6ns|^taI tteld. (Besides DOCT0B8 HOSPITAL bm».
Ito's sUso'ExecutlTO Dirtfctoi of CENTRAL GENERJU^ and
SMITHTOWN. GEI^fERAL and is Oiqsnislia^ VP'of fb» IlHsaU'
.Suffolk Assa.'^>Aeci«dlti»d-Hoq)Itals'. .'. BEBNARD BAU..
(MehnnaiBi trKaU.il'icMpoTt) is A seadoos and stxeotdHtful lawyer,
but Jbia'8'a]«o''SB Mepnt geiliat and'an avid Little League basaball
- fan. 3n» law Qrm'of CHARLES, CMEHRMAKM ft' BBBKAHD'
HALL eelebxafa' theb lOth AnninrauKr nmdWwdb .-, , CiOEP
JOHN WAUSjrf Ow F!ra«porl VoIunl«ar fix* Dept-flaUiiig^ xaady •
for the big installalion, (Ka cam* up fioiQ th* jcasika and becide*
being, a fixemanica ace,'is also Texy-popular with 'tba nmnbars].
Should be a bijf yaar for OBtTTD 'cause lit Daputy CUaf IRVING
XrBAY is also s top-notch. Tamp.
CongrAhilalions
To 1998 Officen
Chamber Commerce
The- following were •lectod as
igeB'ISes offic«ni of th« Fraeport
Chambet ol Commeroa:
Roy N. CacdatoirW Pr«^«tit>
Walter Gcaaa. Isl Vica-Pj^ldanti
Hichaid Davia, Sad VIoa-Pnsi-dent;
Michaal Kemp; 3rd Vlca-
Pi««id«nt> WUUam Sabella,
Tnasuter and J. Normaa Lacic.
Sectataiy;
Phil Chrisf Plays
Host For Phone
Company Guests
FaKnts of - Ne* Yori« T«le-
: phone business oStces - xepiusen-'
. their daughtent do^«)m"9 ibf. *,
Some (H^ pereons , turned out
' for the family night for new
business office representatives
on the evening ol March U. Dis­trict
Manager-South Nassau Phil
Christ weleomed them'to the ^
minute guided ttjBr of the busi­ness
offices in the 107 • South
Grove Street, building.
I • They also v/eti shown video-
I tapes of a repi%jentatlve'a initial
training class and of what a busi­ness
office looks like dming, a
.work day.
" roUowing refreshments, daugh­ters
and parents received a key
holder as' a memento of their
visit.
The welcoming committee In­cluded
Karen Kunjer qrf BelJ-niore,
Ellen Byna-of Ma.ssape-qua'
aai. MSiy Verbeeek and
Betty lUefe of Vniondate.
Story-TelidrAt .
frreeport library
'"&tufdayr ^Man^'30< at 1Q:80
a.n». the Children's RootttC*'the-i^
Veeport Meniorial UbFaxy-wiU
a g ^ l>re&ent', their favorite
Story-tell^'Mts. feetty-lree Ben-
.sen. ' • -J -
' All £teeport children between
the, agea of 5^10 are welcome)
GAX.A DWNER^lAMCe^
WILL MAlUK OCCASSlOlll
The Freeport Chamber of Commerce has appointed J. Norma;b<
Leek Chairman of the annual Installatioa Dinner "Oanfx -Ut^^'lje^-
in- announcing plans far the af(air this -week promised that .a^id thv^
past this will be one of Freeporl's social highlights of the year. ,
. This-year's installaUon wiU be held at tho Garden City 9t«l«l oit
Sunday, Ajiril 21 Cocktails will
be served at 6. p.m. with dlmiar
served at 7 p.m. Musie for dancing
will be provided plus a program
of professional entertainment.
Theme of this year's installa­tion
will be *:Springtime." Tickets
-will include ,4innar atid Uquld re­freshment
on each table.
-. Hit. Leek ari»VPujMed,thaVpJ,t>»»ii-ncnil^
e;^ 4wiIt.be^t.|»^»atMf|B»ce
been appointed:
Tickets, John AT>bal6; Reserva*
•tians, H«nry Spitzler; Seating aai*
rangaments, Mlko Kemp; Pni'
gram Chairman, Judge Charles C.
Mehrman; Prizes, Phil Christ and
Treisacrr, Charlea Schubert.
Tickets may be obtained b^
contaiUng-IS^. AbbatV<^-^»iU>^;'
tlk6;CR«AlM({Qa;U^' at ItSCtJm^. M
IN NEW ASSfGNWENT
Chief Meehan of the BVeeport Police Dopt. announced tlie|'^^
polntmeat of Detective Robert D. Gordon, m head of fhq ti^
oreated Juvenile Aid Bur^u. '- " v - ' •'
Det. Gordon, with 16 years experience, Ave as a Detcctili)|^i(
work exclusively with the youth of our VUlaga> Wa'new dutiaijJr
include working ^ith the schools,
civic groups, PProbotion.'Dept,,
Recreation Dept, and the Nassau
County Police Dept.
Detective Gordon, along wtlb
Detective Joe Romelka, liaa
working with tiie youth, «f otiv
Village sin^it.tliey wetv a^li^tM'
(Coptljittwi m. P<g»jfJUBir;. .'
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DIRECTOR o r p. 4.W-
' -^Jay J.-Radiock, Freeport real .estate; d a ! * f e « ) , . * f ^ ^ t o ^ «
a Diractor-ot the South Shore Federal S»^N»»li'-«>dsE<»«^* ""'''"''**'"*' -
at tl»e' Association'/Annual Meeting, aocwdiwr-t? jir-(,
by-VrUUam.J. Martin, Jr, Presideiit ot-thp WmMm'.^ • •^•.-rz:-
,' Mr. Raddock is President of the.gaAJw^'Cwafauc^
General Contractors and Bufldns,
i of Pf?eport and Long Beach, *tr.
I Raddock is- a munber of- L. I.
[BuUdeirB; Institute, Director of
'Long Beach Chamber, of Cmn-merce
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Vice Cl»aln^5i«^/ti»? • * « * ; #
MAKING THE ROUNDS •. . . The widely-fcrtown-wife of an equallyf
-widely-known FVeeportcr'reported to.haVe been ao happy about-a
recent "Blackstone Victory'/ by her huliby, that she wanted to "dance
on' the table" of a local restaurant, popular with the "Barrister Boys"
. . . Best Wishes to AL. B. WHITE and his charming wife, Blyrtlcj who
celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary Monday, (He gave her a
a diamond -which -would even make Za Za Gabor's eyes open with
delight.} It's too bad that ihe occasion had to be dampened by news
of thft death of Al White's oldest brother in Chicago . . . TASCA (The
Atlantic South Civic Assn.) protested the dock appUcation of the
FR£:EP0HT'YACHT CLUB .at. their new headquarters on Hudson
Avei with ^ 2S0>name petition. (Too bad .ti)cse .two great organiza­tions
couldn't get together first to Snm-out misundenitandipga or dif­ferences)
. ./; BIR. &- MBS. EDWARD. WENDELBOE (62 W. 2nd St)
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FJIi. Mush
Needs Umpires :
Tho Frp«ipprt Little L ^ p »
urgently- needs .volunteq^vf^,
bolster the number of iun|dMk^-
We « n uaa men wittu^Uwi
0 mo ^sperieace, PJateBr,<f<»[!^ f *'Anme
Bay Straub, FR 8-fitfW. "•--.-
The Freeport High School Music Department w)ll.iff«(aa»,4ioJ
aiinual '^Pop Ogpcert" on Saturday, MariSh » » » ' ' ^ t ^ ' « _ ^ f e ^ ^ , '"
2 pjn, and an J8*BBlnS perfonpance at Jl p-tn. in.tae HItfv S»«PW! •
" ^ S e ' S g b aaibal'Seiect Chdate. directed by-Kirk >l>tt>Ade<iv-<irt4--^ J
"Music afapr.'.**!^ ,*'««*.
artrtatlzatloij* Wilf'.W;pV,C6?J!ffV..,,
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