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NEWS & VIEWS
EDDIE VASIL
N. Y, Neimjmper ttf/mrtfrs A»*o.
fiatiunal PITM iynrficitlc
,l«lf.. t» Itic •'KDIUE VAhll. SrCOW"
On WTIIK, -1526 on tlii>-Uial .
POLYNESIAN PailTIGS
Pbolo abore ihowa Ralpli G. Coso/Rcesiduig SuperviMi ot the
Town of Hempslsad,' congrainiatins Freaport's Emla -Swaiuon
{ligiit}, thie now owner oi tta famous OuMgger Restaurant. 445
Sa >iaui'Sl„ Fieepoxt, The suave and distinguished ptatlenuui,
next to HalphCaso ^ Jerry Bianco witS Mrf BiU'MattliBwa,
GenexBl Manaset oi Ttant-Islond Auto Sato* {Voli^wagon}.^ ioin-
Ing the festivities. .' (Photo by Drennan)
Leader Columnist
To Coyer '68 Jets
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Candidate Ben CioiavinoMN.Y. I4th A J}.} sad Slate Senator Norman Lant tiain>up with a 60-
year old truck and a 50-year old ?layar-piano to the tong of victory. Both CImvino and Lent
candidates for eleoiion and reelection, have campaigned through many atopi on tha South Shore
iu, this fashion. Tt^a picture abova thowi (leatod in, the truck) Senator Konnaii Lant and Baa
Ciaravino at Wt piano. Standing l»«i ^o righf ara: BUI Gaylor, Elliot D. Saffiualton, Pater J.-
Pried, Dorothy Applemann, Marion' Durkin, Leo Canatixd, and Alan W. Vollmar. The photo wo*
taken at the Town of Hempiiead Baach Park «t Point Lookout.
CHARLES C. MEHBMAHN
Charles C. Mehxmann. widely.
read sports c^linnaist, 'mil cover
the Hew Toifc Jets with personal
feature arlidee this year.
Mr. Mohrmann. who is also a
veteran Freeport lawyer and Vil­lage
'Justice of )F*reeport, is ob­serving
his Cflb anniversary as
Sports Editor and columnist iirilfa
THE LEADER.
Judge Mehrmann's - long-tinie
fiiend. Phil Iseun of freeport. it
reported to be' named' the x>»w
President of the New York Jets.
Freeport Tuna^ Club
Meets Tonighf
The ncixt meeHi»g"or ffie Freei
l»rt Tuna Club, Inc., will be held
on Thursday, Augusl 8, at the
freeport- Yacht Club, So,- Groye
St. The itoore wili be open at 8
p.m. The meeting will be.;,caUed
to order at 6:48 p,p, Refreshments
'as'usiial will be ser-ved- • -• • '•
Another line evepiijg of soclar.
bllity,. p^ibli-'C'gooa-Bliiii; "eats,
plus the regular door prize. There
iWll"'ato|p'repSffi the Long
Mahd Marlin and Tiina Tourna-meai
and the Atlantic "City" Mar-
'•Hn-T^unknient£';v^^lr!"v".:' ,;,
' "The following appliMints' were
accepted for pembership.at our
July meeting; Cliff Davi?,- Joseph.
Adler, Bonnie • Gross Itergor,
Michael ;':Wtoftraany,_SteV(^n E.
Voss, Stewart -Merk, torang M,
Clyne, Harold W. TowJe; •, '
Jack Koch; up from PlorJda for^
a visit, looking better than ever.
Max Horowitz won' a gift cer.
tificate at our July meeting.' Ber-nie
Blee' missed his first meeting
ii) 18 months end -was not present
when his numbei- was called for
I the attendance prize.
Chauman George Hubschmitt
will announce the winners of the
Fluke and Blue Fish Derbies at
this meeting. Qeorge wiahes to
emphasize that all-Derby"^ Entries
must b^' sent to a' committee mem­ber
aiter a telephone report. -
Sterling S. Keyes
Honor«d By N-CL. DA Bill CAHN HONORED
BY LI. mUMBIANS
Nassau County District Attorney William Calm will recuive one
of the most coveted citations when the highly-rfapccted Long Island
Columbia 'As-S&dation presents him with ite 13th Annual Achieve­ment
Award at colorful and-traditional "ccrepvoniea to-be held at
Carl Hoppl's in Paldwin on October 12, Cblumbua Day. ;
f.. STERLING ICBYES
The regular meeting of thj
Neighborhood Civic League wa<!
held on Monday evening, Aug. 5
at the Greek Orthodox Church.
/ Pres. SlerlJng S, Keyes an­nounced
his resignation and
turned over the gavel to A
Bruiielle wlio then presented Mr.
Keyes with a plaque and a cake
for his outstanding success with
N.C.L.
DA Bill Cohin was nominated
'for tliis tribute hecauiic of his
commendable and tireless eJTorts
in enlightening - the" youth of
America to the dangercot present
day narcotic use. He - was , the
creator of the now well-known
"Di!.A.N.S, Program,"' which JB
being followed as a model'
throughout the country.
Another interesting feature ol
this award la the fact that Nassatt
County District, Attorney Bill
Music Under The Stan
Superintendent pf Recreation,
Richard Hanak, announced that
Music Under Tlie Stare concert
with the Stewart Ai^ Force Band
will appear at-Randill Pork. This
free concert v/ill be-hold on Au­gust
S at 8 p.m.
"The Park has- very limited
sealing, facilities so you maV wish
tao provide your own folding
chair," Mr. Hanak suggested,'i
Cahn is he first recipient of noiv-
Italian descent to receive this
tribute. The Columbia Associa­tion
membership consists of pro^'^
tessional mcif of Roman descent-
Douglas J. Raber
Aw^rled Ph.D.
Douglas J Raber of 412 Penn­sylvania
Ave, Freeport, was
among 160 students rteejvlngf
Doctor of Phlosophy (Ph,D.) de­grees
at the University of Michi­gan's
Summer Commencement
Exercises on August ^- ^/^ ^^-'
ceived his degree' in. Cliemistry.
In all, approximately^ 2300 de­grees
were awarded.
DA BIU* OAHN
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