{ title: 'The leader. (Freeport, N.Y.) 1941-1987, June 29, 1961, Page 7, Image 7', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn95071064/1961-06-29/ed-1/seq-7/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn95071064/1961-06-29/ed-1/seq-7.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn95071064/1961-06-29/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn95071064/1961-06-29/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Freeport Memorial Library
THURSDAY, JtJNt; 29 , 1961 assroom edeemcr G e n e r a l Electory. i of great It if lile I »ORT 1-6064 ■iJ T H E LEADER PACE SEVEN r-GOOD SEATS NOW AVAILABLE' NIGHUV at 8:30 INCL SUN. ttra SOT. 4 3^80. 280. |a o .eV \ .-tinttVlH*\ * .A«ni «|S( SEATS NOW ATrlpEMM. tic k e t aqency . P«nn. station LA. 4-d044i A ll ABRAHAM A STRAUS STORES, OFFICES OF MEADOW BROOK NATL BANK |n W a n ^ h , F r a e ^ r t, j^traM |^nbreo^^ W a a t^em p itaxt. Man< imUL ORDERS B l i m flWP SEATS ROW AT JOWES- BEACH MARINE THtATREI 'JONES BEACH MARINE THEATRE kwta <«^«« li ihakd lyMit-ioao MR. \MEADOW BROOK\ w o u ld like Y O U to be his guest G U Y LOM B A R DO presents A t T'he Jones Beach Marine Theatre TWO $4.80 TICKETS... win be mailed le anyone opening a Regular kccount or a Savings Accoi . D$ir of $50 upon the pretentation r Special Cheeking Account or a Saving* rith e mlnimutn depo$ileposit off $5050 in eachach i tg Account or a Saving* Account d o $ in e cate and upon printed below, ble.) You may also Is are noi eligible.) You may al intage of this offer by the rental of Safe Deposit Box of any size for a i (Business accounts take advantai^. . minimum of three years. TickitJa are available for Sunday through Thurs* day pailprmances only, beginning Monday, June 26ih. jj|.,ee seats and performance dales are allo cated im a first-come, first served basis, it is necessary that you be prepared t« give three chokes of datae when you open your account. This offer expiree ^ or before Monday, August'21$t, depend ing upMa ticket supply. The final perforroance for I . > PRESENT IN PERSON ! TtA W 5 UPOI 1 must Be presented When opening en account or renting a ■ Safe Deposit Box in order to be eligible for your gift tickets, 5 NAME.................................................. .............................................. J ADDRESS, ............................................ > ................................................ r BANK; REPRESENTATIVE.... .u'll ■ member fEDEHAl 0 &O 5 IT INSURANCE CORPORATION |ii)niiu)]iii)iiiiiiii[niiiiiiiii[|)niiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii))iiiiii)]iHii[iiiTuiitiiii»iiiniKiiii]iiiiiiiiiiniiniii]iniiiiiiiiiii^ I CHUBBY'S I DOGHOUSE S By CHUBBY JACKSON ^iiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiDiuHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii »Editor’s Note; The regular author of this featum, is truly a very femarkable man. Since he’s on vacation from his column writing, I thought I ’d use some i of his space and tell you a little bit of the INSIDE S'TORY OP CHUBBY JACKSON. I’ve known him lor many years. Even during his\ days at Freeport High School he was a \Bouncing Bundle of Personality.’’ Chubby Jackson is a paradox. He has the physique of an athlete and the fine appreciation and imagina tion of an artist. He has the rhythm and sparkle of a natural showman and entertainer and he also pos sesses the mentality of a progres sive business tycoon. Chubby Jackson, allhougli still a young man, (Just started in his forties I. is a person who achieved success in many fields. In the world of showbusiness and big-name bands he was considered a king, having won every major award. His warmth and personality were features with such internn- ilonal headline attractions as the famous Woody Herman musical aggregations. Chubby hit Chicago cold and in a very short time he became one the biggest TV and theater attrac tions In this very show-wise city But Chubby Jackson at heart will always be a good family man and real home-town boy. He gave \ many lucrative offers to remain in his home-town of Freeport with his wife, Jay. and his son and two lovely daughters. The name \Chubby Jackson ” is now magic in millions of homes throughout this part of the country. He’s one of WABC-TV's biggest attractions and a television favor ite with both young and old Chubby Jackson’s personal ap pearances rate high-figure fees, yet, he is such a sincere booster of Freeport that he forgets his busi ness manager, forgets commercial ism and never fails to make a per sonal appearance for most all worthy causes. I've seen him break, a good-pay ing engagement to appear at the opening of some friend’s store. His work with school children and In safety campaigns is legendary. This is a little bit about Freeport’s new \Unofficial Ambassador of Good-will\ and official Commis sioner of Entertainment . . . Free port’s home-town idol: CHUBBY JACKSON.! ROTehr^B^Froli/v MI I ^^'''''^9® Licenses Seymour Scott', Jr., 312' Grstnd cadet Thomas 'Laurence p^eeport ami Barbara Goss, 30 Jones, of Freeport. » . s among 200 „ columbus Ave„ Freeport. Virginia Military Institute first - ^ classmen scheduled to be graduated Edith Matthews, Jr.. 30 Twain St., from the Institute in exercises j i n e Baldwin and Emilia Turosz, 836 11 , I Newton Ave., Baldwin. A history major, Jones received! Herbert Sohn, 956 Henhawk Rd.. a bachelor of arts degree and his Baldwin and Lita Llfschitz, 956 commission as a second lieutenant'Henhawk Rd.. Baldwin, in the Army. He has been enrolled I in Army ROTC. Emile Autuori, 2422 Central Ave, cadet Jones was graduated from' Freeport High School before coming Charles St., Yaphank. to the Institute. the son of '.John Wilhelm HInck, 30 Suellen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Jones.' Rd., Islip and Elaine Christine Kar- of 47 Wilson Place, Freeport. * rel, 694 Prospect St., Baldwin. Freeport Students College Graduates At the 140th Amherst College Commencement held Sunday, some 230 seniors received bachelor of arts degrees. Among those receiving de grees were the following students from Freeport. Robert M. Blanck, son of Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Blanck of 51 Wilson Place, is a graduate of Freeporl High School. Bob Blanck, a mem ber of Delta Upsilon fraternity, re ceived freshman numerals in bas ketball apd baseball and is a mem ber of fihe Intramural Commltte. He is a geology major. Harold E. Varmus is the son of Dr. end Mrs. fVank Varmus of 188 West Merrick Rd. Harold Varmus rec-eived his diJgree laude for his thesis entitled: \The Murder of Evil: A study of Charles Dickens.\ He is an EDgUsh'”^ major. He has received the Woodrow Wil son E'^ellowship for advanced study and is a member of P hi Beta Kappa. He is. a-member of the Dean’s List and was t ^ l r m a n of the Student, the . campus newspaper.. He is a ^aduate of. F r ^ p o r t High School. I WON *500 ^ i=OR MY VACATION in the Journal-American's SOOAL SECURITY HUMBER GAME I Charles Hofmann, 206 Westside Ave.. Freeport, became (he 129th lucky $500 Social Security Number Game winner when he spotted his Social Security number. Mr. Hofmann, an auditor in a stock brokerage firm, is one of more than 3,1000 lucky readers who have won over $300,000 since the start of the easy-money game. Check the daily and Sunday listings for your number, which nobody else has. Sunday’s top prize is $2,000 and $1,000 is tops daily. YOU, TOO, CAN WIN! ^2,50© I 53^500 Offored O ffered DAILY SUNDAY YOU MAY BE NEXT! See Today's Journal-American To improve pour chances of winning, nse this coupon to send your Sociai Secority No. to the Jooroal.Amcrian. Orpi M.nb.fl .f Y.w r.nlly .Hd Y.w Frkddl t . 8wd Tt.lt Sictal suurlly Nunbuw - a . . ___ .
