The-Leader_1969-07-03

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THE LEADEH THOHSDAY. TOLY 3. 1869
Transfi^iiraliflti Contributes $l,00i
E. 0. C. f amp Fiiiul !
On Suntlny, Juno 29, the Rov. Robcrl H. Pkrcc, Hector of the
Chuish'-'of the Ti'iinxfiguiatioh, presented an envelopetcontuining
chcdis ftiKl schtilarships totaling $1,072 to 21 eompcrs trfJJw, Vir-giniti
Bibbi?. Mrs. Bibbs Is Director of the Compcrshlp wnofiratn of
the Frcepnrf Beonntnie Oppetrfunity CnUicil. . . ; •
In mjikiHt! lh(! pii'ficntulion,
Fullior Pk'i-cc noted fhul the
Hiiiiicy wiia ndsctl partially by
JtiunriK of sales of cumly aivd rillicr
^•uiii-cssiims at chtirch fuiicliuns
.'111(1 n spt'uisi! d'dirch oiTcrJafi.
'I'lie IWi!) UnHc'd Lcnlcn Oltcr-m',
f.f l!w Hclhe!-A.M.E. Ciiurfh,
tfnilfcl Mcihiiilisf, Prcsbylcrinn
;»id Transfiguruliim, aecounlud
for $2.'l» (»f Ihii.conlribulion, Tht
Jiifilit Uw. Jonathan O. Sliur-
:mnii, Hishop of .ih(! DioeMC <>f
.T<<')iR Isliind (Episwipnl), con-hihiUtid,
iit Fallier Pii'i-ce's re-
(liiwl, li.'H neholui-Mhiprt In Cunsp
Di' Wfilfe, hi Wading Rivur, L.I.
TiK; Jr. High AiphiiH of Tnin.sEif!-
>ir;((ii)n niincd $100 with a dance,
.•ij: wf.'ll xis helping with .MIW O(
conw.^sions. • Tho danoc. featured
continuous music by ••"The Ap­ple"
and "The Cflioplrario Bana-niis."
who played tor »iio charge
nt the benefit. FatNr Pierce
thanked Ardie und T Grctclicn
Davis, Vohmleers to* JMission at
TriitLHtigurntion, for 'cuiirdinuting
the fund-Kiising drivO'.for cnnip-
T
CIV, <
Contributions ai'c'ftjll needed
for thi:i W(»rtbwhi!e project of
miiki\i{», a earopiiifif jfxperionce
nvuilable to Frceport youth from
low-income familieiS,! Por.Koiis
wishing to fMntribute.'jmay con-liict
Mr.s. Virginia Bibbs at tim
Freeport E.O.C, .^>I West Sun-ri.
sc m«luvay, or pWmv 623-8210,
TheFrieriyjl B .&•
H A M I L T O N , B E R M U D A - TW» Uny (21 »q««re mi!M> Briltah colonyJ
ha» thrived nt .1 vaealiort «p»t t>y Sharlna with every visitor virtually tha only.twro natural
resources she hss — her breathtaking beauty, and BO,COO citteens remarkaWe lof their htippy,
extroverted character. Dick Breaks, creator of the American csmtc »trip "The JmtkaonTvtihi,*'
recently came to live on this tsland of MBiJy, plnk-tlnte<j ijeache* and ltme-h«ll«w«(i.|fa(ltHem, •
Struck with the tunny character of the average BernnMdian, he sketched tha above «Rrt06n Iw-presjlon
of some of the friendly people he has met «ince his arrival.
FREEIWJ' M S M R MW *P«01S;
2 EACH FOR RANDALL & NOOTEm
'iVie Frei'poi-t Village Board toaay awarded a contta^^ f<»" tour
siliove-Rround swimming pools to be iiwiallcd in Freeport parks et
:i ifii:i! of $;i3,0no. 'I'lti; bid iiwnvd v/m made \o Ail Kocrcutjon Eqiup-
.IIH;HI Cin-puralUm o[ Suatord, Long Island. • ' »
In imramncioK the purchase Dupuly Muyor Williana WhitB said,
•'By j?(ihif! to (hu abtive-ftrmind z=rz -^.ip
S.N.CH. Receives
Sfledal Crant
South Nassau Communitios Hospital has received « $2,000 gremt
from the Now York Chaptei' ol the Arthritis Foundation. The grant
ii- to aid the development of a transporfatioh service to bring out-patlenta
to the hospital's Deparlment of Rehabilitation Medicine
foi- treatment.
lypi' o( pmd we will bo abk to j ^/ith « fireplace,
jirtivitti! a swinimind pake this
Knmjnor hir the itid« who do mil 1
Jmvi! their own bjickyaitl pools."
; Tlw poiil.s-iiro Kimilar to the
yopiilar backyard version, ex­cept
lliyt they iu-c larger and are
conslruclcd.'of metal rather than
wood, Eiicb pool inca.sure.'i 40 by
Iti feet and hu.s an eight foot .sun
deck all aroii'iid it. They m-c ex­pected
to ite in u«e by July 18,
two In south Freoport at Run-ilall
Park ftnti two in Northeast
Original plans colled for in­stalling
n pool ut the Stovuns
Street'.5'phiygnmnd urea,-'..^JSttt
Frceporfc'M&iCtttion Superlntcn-riunt
Stanley Brekhe reported
t h a l l h o Nassau County Health
Coportniont would not approve
the type- of, tempormy sanitary
iadlitles thWlcoiild be construct­ed
for this sflVnrai'j-'s Bwimming.
Northeast Park has permanamt
bathrooms and other nccesjsary
iJistaUatJoiia, Mr, •Breknc sold
traneporlation w.oiiW be provided
for chUdrei^'-f^gm the Stevens
Street site to'kortljcast Park.
This would also give IJjcm the
lioneflt of the otljer iccrciktloni
profiramB in the par!?, he saW,
v.'hk'hwouJd not;l^fl.yalla,t5le thlg:
ypar ait Stevens •'Stj:eet. •
In related action thJte week the
"Village Board also .w^jjt out; to!
bid for play|a.*oWnd jJfficlMties im
the recent^ nc^uttwd Steyens
Sitieet site, iPhe l i r k «onstrtictlo«i i
phase wPJ fliciyde' l?jisl««5tMl
comts jvhitJi <!on ijUw b e ; ^ *^
IfOr»outdoor ice 4sating In tljei
. w i n t e r , handl>ali courjij, 0 s h c l t e'
ta eing and
polks.
The planning consu Itants are
.also working on plan; for por-mitrtwit
in-the-ground pools tor
south Freoport and w rth Freo­port,
Mr. Breknc notei|.,A POO,-
000 bond i&sue recentl*autboriz-ed
by the Villago Boail aLso In­cludes
funds for modeAi^ing ?ind
overhauling Little Lei&uo fields
and equipment in exi; ting park
facilities.
l a c h year Amerlcfct spend
over $40 billion for cli tiling and
,Bhoe8. - "I
A carton of ice crcii |^ .can be
stored for two to t h e e weeks
in the freezing compa Sttnent of
a refrigeration or lor ( ^M month
in a home freezer w piout de­stroying
Its ijuality. >H
The purpoae of the transporta­tion
service la to make it..po3-.|
nible to treat pailonw such as ar­thritis
sufferers on an outpatient
basis, thus freeing valuable hos­pital
bed space, and to make it
possible tor those living at homne
who.arc confined to wheel chairs
to receive phyiilcal therapy treat­ments
In the hospital. The trans­porting
of patients to and from
the hospital Is accomplished in
vehicles called "ambukttes,"
The program has been spear­headed
by Milton Holtzman,
M,D., Director of the Department
of Rehabilitation Medicine at
South Nassau. Dr. Holtzman
whoso medical specialty is re-habilltatkin
medicine, jjelt that
the traniqjortalion service would
provide-Bineam of freeing hos­pital
beds and allowing patietils
to go home earlier, but still re-ceivc
the treatment they need.
He also felt that the home-bound
patient would be able to get to
the hospital for the physical
therapy iroattnents.
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Sergeant Howard Klimczak, the
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details and is available to
discuss it with interested indl'
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8 West MeiTick Road, Freeport,
or you can reach him by calling
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Begin July 8
For catalog write! SuTta 52-27 V
MatJkarJnv GMUnSuuimm ^
IUHTeiMtl,«. I; «n^3l,93 rtpMlttiti St.
JOl-744-»IW J ' . >
MM Kettt^a, rmUUtnca
Stinging insects seldom sting
while clothing but black or dark-colored
clothe seem to infuriate
them.
on Merrick B 4 , Ph9n« VA M i S
On« Bfock Ea«t of
' Me'ad-owbrook Parkway
MOW SHOWING
MPred Aatalro
P(Mlnla C l a rk
TonunY Steele
''flniao's
Halnbow'^
Oeliffbtfui • Tjin^ful
SAVE FREE T.V.
Scfeirals tor the trjinsportatidt 1
service are coordinated through
the hospital's Peporttnent ot So-1
clal Service. ;
THE £CHTH fV 0^1Qm fCHOQLHf: MVSIG
M.ttilc Cant«r, 48 MHi 1^0 A*e. Rot^wltia i^ritrk, M. Y,
Atwi^iuiCffs m liumpier.CouiitB of 'Ef^-'WiMka
] !i6l«n3s«BelB| Jttrt«.,24th.
Kai». ' t l i e b i r . ! '^Un;' 'Hrjailoneeno, ^egm, -f&W Votes -
Reflisler aolr 1 |t^^usa^ek«r ifSoai^ fetd ^ f^.^mm •.
PJiffna for Appotwtwj % ' .:.~S<««WMI«"i(Wnii»"4|M(J
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5 pm ^mm'%
lM.")-i!'f;»;j-»B;j»ii..,«n.muBi.JHiii,
Edith's & Harj^s
STEAK HOUSE
— AIR CONDITIONEO —
foot of Ray St. on froepoirl River
ey$IN|SSMEN'S COMPlITi iUNCMEOM
Menu Changea Every Day — But Not The Price
from$1,;2S to $1.50
*$esl SheK Steal; in Town'' $ 2 , 0 (|yncheon-orly)
P N N ^ f i f in $2.9S
Served till 2 A.M,
PIANO «AR
featurina
BUZZy MOORE
Mon9. .Wp4i»iti. .Ftor t.3-S aa.tm,.S. un"•it .
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I — . 1 ^ — ^ — ^
HAPPY HOUR
*Atl Drink* Half Price
9 to 6 pjn.
Mon, Ihr^i FrI.
So. Main - left on ^ W ST., f reepojrt MA 3-9588,