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i - ' ; SnCTEfeN [ h - r^TT— ifi '\*1 ^•f'. : T H . Z L E A D E H -Ijtvi;' , THtmSDAV. SEPTEM B E R 22 . ISCS IreeROTt GOP Headquarters IN THE MAIL Septembe ‘If- M If: PJiolognph nbowt B « m ^ P. L«vr« i''^pon umpuaucan tjmm* paign CounlilM OutlcmiuL peliUbg oUS.lh* Rockefeller banner 10 Supervisor Fran^ T> .C^unly., Co-ordUnalor of the Rockefeller Campaign OoinmUlee. ai the newly estebUahed Rg* publican beadquailera iat 6 S West SunrUe Highway. i S c e ^ i : Freeport Schools. iCo&tinucd. from'page* 1) af teen flgcrS. • . , College level courses in mathc* tnutlcs, seicnefi and aoclar atudlca are punontly being conducted, jmd ,12th grade students ore no longer confined to the traditional Engl^h IV if they prefer to elect a subject in this field that is more (•Qtnpatiblc with their Intoreaf^ and .^olenU, f |^•6eporl School oiithoVllica have given'* tHclr' .unqualuied ondoraei mont to • the .Vocational Pnigram nowoperfltlng'Rs an annex of the (iiglT School in the former Clev^e- (and Avenue Blcmcntary - School. . The program was «iabliah(^ In September, I8d4 through the com- - - b W c W a of local .school, ad- \^.mlntatrolort and officials of the < V' . w p u lr c ^ v ice ^ : idqtion fcchniques, small :cnglne r ^ i r and^gweral bWldlng' maln- tanwce;/in, i9U5, landscaping and botoird mafnt^nance were added, ThS year ^ ie^lces -wera^dded so that girls course l8 beliig; «>hau(H^ . at Mij^i &hoo] bemuse of thl> ibos- -iaitm;'there' o^,a greenhouse Jn a. . prjiMea:area,':^yJ*>;.:9<'''?;^P^^^ m ’n m The beat time to sow grass seed In New YorH Is aljout Sep* tember 1. ' . , le, 1968, Dear Mi?, Vasil: I really enjoyed your column of last week recalling the night life of Freeport in the good old days. Perhaps your readers would recall other old night spots.- How about the Puritan Tavern, at North Main St. and Seaman Avenue? 'The Playroom was called “Rudy’s Pretzel.” The Clrchus, Club was ■ on ^ u t h 'B n d was owned by Don* aid Mitthaucr and Andy Parker. Also, on the same street was A1 LuthandeFs. The Royal Tavern was on Mer* rick Road between Main and Church Sts., just about where I the South Shore Federal Savings Se Loan Association is now. There was a Marigold . Tea I Room on Sunrise Hwy. near j Grove St. and the Canary Cot tage was on Merrick Road which is the present home and ofliccs of Dr. S. Stein. Before and during World War II the former Golden Gloves Cafe was now the Club Cafe and The Lamp was just across the street on the present site of the . L. I. Trust Co. parking field. The Rustic Inn (So. Grove St.) was. Called the Grove Gardens and was owned by Eddie “Jum bo” Andrews. And someone will remember when At B. White’s was owned by John Doughery. That’s all I can -recall at the might be interested in this. -Sincerely, JULIE HUPPERT Mrs. W. Hvipperl 160 St. Marks Ave.' Freeport, N.Y. ■p.S; You |>robab3y donH re* niembar iho b u t-t was ‘a'-book* keeper for C.. Milton Foremen from 1040 to 1046.' 1 am a native Freoporter and although Tm not really that' old 1 do.have a good memory and recall a lot of the Freeport of a few years back. ON SPORTS By C liu les C . Melirziiaxiii ee 11 1 ; 1 1 . - . Fr 1 j • \ Suriday, S e p f 33 was the moment of truth for the New York Giants. AH the plans, hopes and dreams of all the Giant Buffs would.come to fruition. This was .the year the Giants were going to make a run for it. It was just a question of whether their rookie l*no Tvoiild hold up. ‘Hien came that fateful Satur day afternoon 2 weeks ago in Pclnceton and crushing game, game with the Philadelphia B, A'hitcs on that date at 12:30 f an’’°^lfbrtfon ! _ _ . . . . A hair r ait imd a half, I promise all Giant Eogles, 2 of the key Giant'play-I» 'h a \ '? <« recapture a few thrilk that were experienced by last year’s surprising learn. ers. Tucker Frederickson and Bill Swain were racked Up for the season and lo and behold the moment of truth last Sunday, was enough to discourage most Giant fans for the season and it looks like w? and Allie Sherman have to start making plans lor the 1907 season. Sunday’s game at Dallas shall give us an Indication of whether or not the Giants this year have the stuff to bounce back from their discouraging tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers' of 34*34. So, fellow Giant fans let’s keep our fingers crossed. By the way, the Giant manage ment is unable to furnish us with any speakers or films so a t pres ent our plana for Monday morn ing quarterback Luncheons are temporarily postponed. I am going to obtain the Giant Football films of the Highlights of the 1966 Season for Septem ber 29, 1966 and-1 will be show ing them at the Freeport Cham ber of Commerce luncheon at At The Long Island Jots and the Freeport Stadium official could not satisfacto)-ily come to terms as to the L.I. Jet home games and practice sessions in Freeport and the L.I Jets were able to make satisiactory arrangements with the City of Glen Cove for the use of City Stadium and this past Sunday they opened their season at Staten Island with a stunning victory over the Staten Island Panthers by the score of 23-7. A large crowd was thrilled at- the good solid football dis played by both teams and the Jets opened their home season at -Glen Cove Stadium on Sat, Sept. 17. All I can Bay at the present time is that I’m glad Pve seats for the New York Jets season at Shea Stadium and was there Sunday at 1 p.m. to see the Jets open their home season with the Houston Oilers. More about the Jets in nekt week’s column. Hospital Auxiliary To Hold First Fall Meeting The first fall meeting of the Freeport Auxiliary to the South Nassau Communities Hospital will be held on Tues., Sept. 27 in the Common Room in the EpJs- i copal Church on Pine St; and Long Beach Ave. at 1 p-m. Mr. Robert Soule, who- is a volunteer in the medical, library will show colored' pictures oj 'Tsreal and Greece. Refreshments will be served. Just Arrived HOLtAND This is the time of the year, and for the next 30 days to Imjprove Your Lawn. 99% Windsor Blend 50% Windsor Blend Family Blend Play Blend 1000—4.95 1000-3.95 1000—1.95 1000-2.95 Seotts TURF BUILDER 5000 sq. ft;;—4.95 10,000 sq. fL~-8.95