The-Leader_1969-10-02

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tJPAGE TWO THE l.EADEa__ TWJBSDAY. OCTOBEH 2. 13$8
I News of Your PI A i I
Comings events: back to School Nights: Archer Street, Oct. 2nd;
AtlcirisotJ (elementary), Oct, 21st; Bayvicw, Oct. 2nd; Gililyn, Oct.
2IKI; Atkinson Intermediate, Oct. 14th.
Pictures will tie tnkcn at oil elomcntnry schools cxccpl Giblyn,
fiiKi nl D(idd, sometime in October . . . Giblyn will have pictures
tukcn in tliu spring. ,
Tlic Hic!?ory Stock Frolic will
be held on Saturday, October
lltlh, ill the Bayvicw. Avenue
Sclmol . . . sponsored by the Bay-
Support your'.students sports
activities, nnd attend thoir games
and meets to cheer them on.
Variety football gtthie.s ^ for Oc-view
Avenue PTA, the proceeds I tober will bo at Uhfondale on
help Umtiice das.-; trips for «ic October 4th, at 1:30 p.ni.; at Hof-
Sludenls.
The Commiiiiily RcprcsotUntivc
Orf;anizulioii got otl to a very
gnnti start last week. About 50
iiUcrwited. people got together to
wcirk togctlier to meet with par­ents
at children In the Senior
liigli School, who for one rcusun
or uncithor are unable to attend
meetings at the school, to bring
iiilormolion to these parents, and
to hope to involve them in thoir
fhiltiron's .schools. Community
participsitioii and involvement
Were the key-words. The group
needs more volunteer."! however,
please contact oithor Mrs. Fcr-luindcs
ut MA 3-0638, or Mrs.
Baker nt 808-4842.
stra University, ng!tin.5l Massa-poqua,
on October I8th, at 2 p.m.,
and at Sewunhtikii,' ois October
25th af.!:30 p.m. In addition to
vtusily football, other athletic
activities also need your cn-tluisiastie
support ,. . , Junior
Varsity football, junior, high foot­ball,
criiss country track, • tennis,
gymnasties . . ,' A ^;atnplete
schedule of Fall Sprji'ts..Activities
is available from Mr. O'Mcaly, of
Fathers' and Boosters' Club,
which incidentally could use your
financial support. Booster Buttons
are being sold. Call Mr. O'Mcaly
at 370-1241.
NEWS OF FHS BAND AND
PRCHESTRA PARENTS CLUB
By EDNA WILLETS
Upon receipt of on toyltation to perform a concert totu- in tha
Miami, Fla,' arcia, thu Frooport H. S. Band and Orchestra Parents Club
last week Immcdlatoly kicked-oil a house to house booster drivo. "Tfao
.WIS Band and Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Bdbert P«jarson,
•WUB the only, organization in the L- I- area to be so hojuued.
Tha first • phase of the ^^iv^ ~ •—~^"^—•
WU.S conducted last Sat, S$pi, 27,
when approxiraafcay. one half ol
IhC! village was Visited bj; ^W«i
..ync^xnbonn. 'Fbo iM^onii ph&se Will
be this Sat., Oct; 4, wbw o»^
too young students will again be
i-inging doorbells.
Mr, ttnd Mrs, Ed SchmaudiBr,
Poronls Club Presidents, havo
requested the ussistancc of all
their fcUow-Frecportors on be-liall
of tiro young folks of this
•village. They further announced
that cunlributioug may be for*
•warded to Mrs. Gerald Howell,
213 Junnita Ave., MA 3-1257.
'Hunted In Holland'
Library Film
Saturday^ October 4, at 10:30
a.m. the Children's Boom wf the
Freeport Memorial Libraiy will
pro.seiit a Film Prpwam lor
youngsters S-IO years oil, ""
"Hunted in Holinnd," which
tell.'s of the adventures of « Wx
nam<;d Tim while on a. visit to
HoUund will be shown.
This film is approximately one
hour long.
Athena Club, Opens
Reason Qctaber 4
• Tlw .^theno 01u6 of froeport
wJU open the iJf^OTO ^iBSon
with a luncheon and" meettag,
Monday, Ocfober ft;- a t Clirist
Lutheran Churpb. Ljuncbeon will
bo served at 12:15 |fcia.-
The Music Department, Mrs.
Florence Mnrtello, Cbaimuin, will
present Eleanor Hgnrjf,. Bffezzp-soprano.
She will do "Songs in
Costume." A .star of. radio and
television. Miss Henry will prcr
sent mu.sical memoirs of songs
best loved by all. With narrations
of the .stories behind the songs
and highlights of the^livcs of the
composers, it promises to be a
most unusual progc^.
Members aiid their guest's will
bo welcomed by Mrs, David Wil­son,
Hostess", and her committee
.an|r.Mr3. JMmund ItUmley, Jr.,
Membership Ghoirman.'
%s, J, Wostox- SoMthoKd. lfi»al-dont,-
will preside at. the busipess
meeting..-Jfcs..-:..fi:ai>Mn. Buble,
HospitoUty Ghalrmaa of- t^e day.
and Mia. Alfred- iloid ore co-chairmaii
of tlio _luncheon. A
large attendance is "sSpeiited.
HR Ladies Auxiliary
To Meet Monday
Tlie Ladies Auxiliary of Our
Holy Redeemer School will hold
its regular monthly meeting on
Monday, October B, at 8:30 p.m.
in' the School Social Hall. All
women of the Parish arc cordially
invited.
Reverend Charles Gallagher,
S.J„ and a lay couple from the
Marriage Encounter will address
the membership and a discussion
period will follow. •
NCJW Meetings
Resume Monday
National Council of Jewish
Women, East Nassau section, will
resume their weekly meetings of
tl«! Cancer Dressing Group on.
Monday, Oct. tt, at 1 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Emerich Weber,
2102 Smith St., Merrick.
•PhB Golden Age Group of tT^e
East Nassau section of National
Council of Jewish Women will
resume their wccUy meetings on
Thursday, OctobcrO, 1-4 p.m. at
the Morrfek Jewish Genter, Fox
Blvd.
^ho xegulnc: sDeetinj^ of &(ld-.
win Chapter.^. 7W, Qrder ^ ttic
Bastem, Star hav^ i^^sumed' after
the. sununes. r^ixss.' ^ e nixt
mcotiai k schediticd for. Jgriday.
Oct. 3, at the Masonic Temple on
Prospect St, Baldwin, starting
at 8 p.m. Mrs. Joan Sredl, Worthy.
Matron and Mr. William Fichter,
Jr., Worthy Patron, will preside
On the agenda for the eyenlngf
is the Floral Ceremony.
. Durlna the ««Jclol hour reffosh-ments
will bo served by Mrs.
Marilyn Orant and her commit­tee.
Heart of Froeixirt:—Alt loomi ait
condition, includo* all Hotel
{sclUlias. Bsaioaabto Summer
Rates,
MOHMIUHDIE HOTEf.
17 Ewi Matxlck Road
The LEADER -
"NASSAU'S lARGiST WifKlY"
(Started 1335) ^
Publ^sd Ev8£3f Thursday by tha Freeport'iead»r, toe.
Charles p. BuoWey, Jr„ President -. *
Til* People's Officiel Hewspapsr•
Serving The Community lor za Years
Editorial and Advertising Officess
tbn Leader BuUding, 154 East Morrick Road, Freeport, N. Y. 11520
Tolephonei! FHeaport 8-3133 — fl-3080 '
Second-dass postage paW at Freoporl, New Xorli
SuluKription Bales $ZM a Year.hy. Mail
Thomas F. McMahon, AdverMsIng Maiiagei
'StanMcCtfreir.Sipoits'Editor ' . •• >
Call
Duryea's Flowor Shop
n S, GROVE 3T. FB, I-55J9
CHUBBUH'S
DBUa JSTORE
"Your. Pxesexl|itlflii Store"
Open Sundays, i AM, ta % PM.
39 S, MAIN ST. FBEEEOBl
FH 3-3333 - FB 9-77M
MERRICK
on Merrick Rd. Phone MA 8-1B22
One Block East of
Meadowbrook Parkway
NOW PLAYING '*
Sieve McQueen '
a>
"BULLIT"
— ' A l s o — , ••"•:•'"•
Warren Beatty.
Faye DiianaWY
' is
"Bonnie li Cly4^*
Good Gov't Party
To Honor Malone
Raymond H. Mnlone, Ghairmon of the Town of Hempstead
Housing Authority and the Good Government Party standard bearer
in the lost village election, will receive the Distinguished Service
Award for his efforts on behalf of senior citizens, a t the first annual
Installation Dinner-tlance In the Coral House, Baldwin, on Sunder
——• night, Oct. 19. •••*
Thomas Collins
Marine Recruit
• Thomas Francis Collins, Jr.,
son of Mrs. Edna Collins of Free-port
enlisted in the Marine Co^p^^
his recruiter has announced.
The young volunteer left on
Sept. 25 to begui his three year
enlistment. Ho will receive his
recruit training at Marine Corps
Rcci-uit Depot, Pnrris Island, S.C.
Following the eight weeks at
Parrls Island, he is scheduled for
additional training at Camp Le
Joune, N.C.
Prior to enlisting he attended
Freeport High School. Tommy is
expected homo on his first leave
in about twelve weeks.
Former Resideni-
Receives Ph.p,
Mr. Saul Feldstein has been
awarded the Doctorate degree
from Teachers Gollcgo, ColuinWa
University.
JDr. Feldslein, whose special
field of study is music, took his
graduate degree at Columbia
University, New York City,
Dr. Feldsteln Is presently efa-ployed
as Director of Education
nnd Reanaroh with Atf^o4 MMDIQ
Publishers, Port Washington. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Feldsteiji, formerly of Freeport,
Roofing&SiiliRi
IMpRY W. WRIGHT
Estimates ChcBrfuliy Qivsn
No J«b Too Small
pteeporl 9-9090
Herbert HIilman, Regional Di­rector
for. the Federal Housing
and Urban Development Au­thority,
will present a plaque to
Malone and also instaU Harold
Weil, president and other officers
of the Good Government Pa^fy
of Freeport, ,
Charles Keenig and Heniy
Spilzler, co-chairmen, announced
tliat the affair is a complete soll»
out.
Glackeii
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Freeport, N. Y.
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ERNIE'S ANO TOWMfS
MIDSHIP RESTAURANT
FUH coune dinners se,r?ed doUy. """"''
LOISTEHS - SEiUPOOD '. STEAK^'-ft C3IOP3 ' •
SPECTAL ATTEIITIOH GWllT f O PABTIES
Open 7 Days a Wffk m So, Grove St., R»«w?iU^^
Edith's &Harry'$
STEAK HdUSE
— AIR CONDITIONED —
Foot Qf Ray St. on Freeport Rivej!>
BUSINESSMEN'S COMPLETE LUNCHEON
Menu Chanoes Every Day — But Not The Price
from $1.25 to $1.50
"Best SheH Steak in Town" $2.50 (luncheon orly)
DINNER from $2.95
Served till 2 A.M.
PIANO BAR
featuring
BUZ2Y MOORE
Mon.-VVed..Fri^Sat,-Sun.
9 p.m. to 3 a.m. 1
• All
:
HAPPY
Drinks
5 to a
^ '
HOUR
Hdir Prlli«
p.m.
Men. thru PH.
So.<Miiii- Left on RAY ST., Freeport MA 3i95&S
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