The-Leader_1973-09-13

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OPENING A STORE. Hempstead Town Presiding SUpervjsOr Francis
T. Purcell (center) is joined by Ray Gfmmler (left) and Ed King,
owners of the South Island Winos & Liquors, 1810 Merrick Road,
Momck, as He cuts ribbon officially operiing their liquor store. Free-porters
on hand were-THE LEADER'S ex-editor and Publisher, Bill
and Norma Braun (3rd and 4th from left), representing Congress­man
Norman Lent. .
KtWANrANS FUND RAISERSrWempstead Town Supervisor Al-
JonseJ^mato (2nd frohn left) was a guest of honor at a recent par­ty
held by the Nassau-Suffolk Kiwanians to raise funds for Elliot
Sptro (2nd from right), N.Y. District of Kiwanis International guber­natorial
candidate. At right is Freeport Kiwanis President Stan Brekne
and at left Secretary Anthony DaNicola.
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OHR Registration
Registration for first graders
and other ..students new to Our
Holy-ItedcCTT^pr parish religious
education program for students
in puijlic .schools will be held on^
Sunday, Sejatemberlfirfrom-S-am
lo 1 pm in ihe OHR school
auditorium.
Sister Constance Kennedy,
C.S.J,, newly appointed coor­dinator
of the pai:ish religious,
education program, requests all
new registrants to bring their
baptismal certificates with them.
Stulents previously enrolled in
the program will receive. their
registration forms by mail;
Tuition is $3 per child or $5 per
irrr
The program has previously
been known as CCD_or_Con-fratemity
of Christian Doctrine.
The new designation gf^l|gisim_
Education follows usigeTn the
Rockville Centre diocese, Sister
Constance explained.
This year the first, second,
eighth, ninth, tenth,jeleventh find
twelfth grades"willbeTdded to
the home program in which
students are taught in small
groups meeting in a home, rather
than in a classroom.
Classes for the third to sixth
grades will be held from 10:15 to
11:10 on Sunday mornings In the,
school. Details for the Con--
ftrmatjbn_program for seventh
graders will be announced later,..
Special emphasis is being
placed on * adult^du^atipn this
year.Sister Cdnsfance' says.
Starting' September 25,. she will
teach a basic theology course on
Tuesday evenings at 8 pm in the
school. Those completing the 24-
session course will be eligible to
qualify for the basic catechlst
certificate awarded by the Hock-ville
Centre diocese. . .
• A course in the psychology of
communications will be taught
by Sister Mary Lee Serveiss. The
time and date have not yet been
announced.
Protect Your Bike
The current i popularity of
cycling has brought about a
drastic increase of bicycle thefts.
Don Costa, safety^irectaLof the
Allstate Insurance Companies,
has compiled a list of anti-theft
precautions for bike owners.
They are:
1. Register the bike at a police
station. Bikes recovered by the
police frequently are unclaimed
through lack of Identification.
2, Chain the bike to a bike rack
THURSbAYr SEPTEMBER 13
FREEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEONrl2:30
pm, IchOoner Restaurant, $3.75 per person. Speaker: Nassau
County Coliseum Director Arthur Scharf, "Your Nassau County
Coliseum'." * • /
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN, East Nassau
Section, Membership Tea, 1 pm, 41 Gerald Avenue, Freeport. Call
379-0919.
MERRICK ART LEAGUE, 8 pm, Merrick Library. Lecture and
demonstration of wood cut and silk screen printing,
FREEPORT ROTARY GLUBr7pnirSea Breeze Bestaurant.
FREEPORT.HISTQRICAL MUSEUM, 350 South Main Street, 2
to 5 pm. ' - , * .
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
CHESS CLUB, 7 pm, Freeport Memorial Library.
-AMERICAN LEGION, William ClintonlStory Post, 9 pm, The
Dugout. . " •
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
FREEPORT HISTORICAL l^USEUM, 350 South Main Street, 2
to 5 pm.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
TOASTMASTERS CLUB. 7:30 pm, Freeport Memorial Library.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18^
FREEPORT AUXILIARY OF UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY
Annua! Paid-Up Membership Luncheon, 12:30 pm, Schooner
Restaurant. ' • " .,
LECTURE, "Bring Nature Indoor With Plants," 8 pm-
Freeport Memorial Library. _1
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
FREEPORT BOARD OF EDUCATION PUBLIC MEETING,
8:15 pm, Atkinson SchooL
GERMAN ctUB, 7 pm, Freeport Memorial Libraiy.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN. East Nassau
Section, noon, Reform Jewish Congregation, Merrick.
FREEPORT EXCHANGE CLUB, 12:30 pm,__Sefl„Breeze-
Restaurant.-''' ^ '' ^;--————
FREEPORT LIONS CLUB. 6:30'pm, Sea Breeze Restaurant.
FREEPORT KIWANIS, 6:30. piti, Sea Breeze Restaurant.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
FREEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON, 12:30
pm. Schooner Restaurant, $3.75» Speaker to be announced.
FREEPORT ROTARY CLyB. 7 pni. Sea Breeze Restaurant.
FREEPORT HISTORICAL MUSEUM, 350 South main Street, 2
to 5 pm.
carried away.
3. Lock the bike when leaving
it for any length of time, and use
a sturdy lock and welded-link
chain. Common fence chain may
be easily cut with a wire or bolt
cutter. •
4. Store the bike at night. A
bike parked outdoors after dark
invites bike-thieves^ __ _^_„_^
_ 5.. For the deterinined cyclist;
with a good deal of time, remove
the bike's front wheel before
chaining the frame to a post. This
will discourage a thief planning
or tall stationery object. Parking_::on-rlding off .with his booty. ,
meters are loojlLQrtas Jbe bike 8.. Finally, removeextra parts
cah-beliffe^^er the top and such as baskets"or saddlebags
when parking the bike in a
crowded area.
• "These-suggestIonsnn]iay"liot
eliminate bike theft entirely,"
Costa concludes, "but. they will
certainly make things more
difficult for the thief."
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