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......... ■ __________ - ; i M PAGE TWO THE LEADSm THURSDAY. FEBBUARY t . CANCER SOCIETY TO SPONSOR SMOKING WITHDRAWAL aiNIG ■ The American'‘iCancer Society, Naasaii Division la planning Smoking Withdrawal Clinics during April and May, which will em able cigarette smokers to break the habit it was announced by Dr. Peny Rr Mandel, Division Public Education Committee Chairman. The prograntLS which are modeled after successful experiences by the New York City Depart- meol of Healtli, will consist of formal lectures followed by a week of personal individual pre paration, during which the par- ,. ticipant develops strong motiva tion to .stop or reduce smoking. ■ The next phase will involve ' eliscussion groups of fifteen (15) led by two (2) volunteer ex- ■ smoker-s !us discussion leaders. The groups meet twice a week for four (,4) weeks, followed by one se.ssion per week for another six (6) weeks. The group discu.s- sions provide mutual support similar to that given in Weight Watclicrs and Alcoholic Anony mous groups. ■ ■' ■ Ex-srnokets who desire .to,serve as discussion leaders by under going training for two evenings per week for four weeks starting in February, and making a com mittment for eight (8) weeks of discussion groups, may call or write the American Cancer So ciety at 1551 KeUum Place, M ik ola, N. Y., PI 0-7530. ' kremer Organizes New Committee On Boat Safety Bruce A ToellD Air Line P ilot B^ce recenUy graduated from United Unw' Training Center ^ Denver and. is now b4sed here as a iTSY: second officer. Ir.-:-' rv. E Assemblyman Arthur “Jerry\ Kremer annotmced at a mieeting of the Freeport Waterfront Asso ciation, the formation of a Boat Safety Advisory Committee, a first for Nassau County. Toelle, the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. T.oelle, 36 Ced^ St^ l l r ^ port, is n graduate of Freeport High School, and Colgate Univcwiljr. He is . married and has two chil- -------- ™ bj dren. Heather Strong Gordon Weds College Professor The marriage of Heather Strong Gordon to Donald Peter De Nevi was announced by the bride’s mother, Mrs. Dorothy G. Gordon of Freeport,-Mr, De Nevi is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo De. Nevi of Stockton, California. The marriage ceremony took place at North Brae Community Church in Berkeley, California, on December 30. The bride. wore a white lace gown with tulle veil and carried a bouguet of red roses with sprays of violets. Mr. Robert Gordon, brother of the bride, gave the bride away. After the wedding dinner in San Francisco, Mr, and Mrs. De Nevi left for Vancouver, B.C,,' Canada, where Mr, De Nevi has jieceptcd a po.sltion as Associate Profcissor at Simon Fraser Univer- •sit.v. ^ TAr; 1..JC -WfC* Profe.ssor Secondary. Education at San Francisco State College, Ho attended Delta Junior College and the University of Pacific where he received bis Master’s Degree and secondary teaching creden tials. He completed his doctorate of higher education, receiving his California in Berkeley. He served a.s educational . consultant for Hunter's Point Community in Sari Francisco for the San-^ Francisco Redevelopment Agency. Mr, De Nevi is an author, a talented ar tist and an authority on and col lector of Eskirrio painting and sculpture of Hudson Bay. Mrs. De Nevi attended Penn State University and the TJniver-' the latter univ^sify in 1966 with a BA. in Anthropology, ^ e Is a member o f ‘Delta Gamma Wom en's Fraternity. Mrs. De Nevi has been employed for. two y e ^ in the Dean’s office, Departra^t of Education at-the University of, California in Berkel^. The new advisory body was formed by Kremer, who success fully saw during the 1967 Legis lative Session his sponsorship qt a bill to have state laws govern Nasau County Boating, s i^cd in to law by the Governor, \The purpose of this commit tee is to study all bills pending in Albany which affect boat own,- ers and operators and will recom,- mcnd legislation for the current and future sessions,\ said Krem- er. The 15 member Boat Safety Advisory body is composed of leading residents of the South Shore who are interested in wa ter safety. Freeporters appointed by Kremer are: George MiUec Freeport Waterfront' Improy^' ment Committee: Al Grover, prominent Freeport boat dealer, Ben Hunt, Vice Commands, Carl K ^ e r, Auxiliary Education Officer; David Mum, Atlantic South Civic Association and Kturt Doener, Commander, &uth Shore Power Squadron, ri N^w HI- Hello N u r s e r y ^ c h a o l . ,: Opens In Freeport .Good news for mothers, and lots tool A brand new nursery sclmoi is set to open its doors in Bruce learned to fly while a member of the U. S. Air Force; He has 1,600 -flight hours to his credit. ■ The pilot training program be gins with five weeks of ground school claves and then. is -fol lowed by weeks of simulator tialningi. M a ^ hours are spent ‘^In g \ on the ground in ; the onflU-million dollar simulators whirih duplicate every operation of any plane in United’s jet and piskm fleet. Two weeks of actual training in the airplane follows before the trainee takes his company and Federal Aveiation Agency “flnals.\ The new pilots are assigned to the fleet as second officers or flight ‘engineers. Timir job is to check ^ functions of toe aircr^t, sup ervise fuel loading and tnonitor insti^ents while in flight . United will graduate about 800 pilots this year, while training an additional 1,500 \line\ pUota for p^ggr^J<m to different aircraft. The airline has pilot domiciles in Washington, D.C.,' Chicago, Den ver, Los Angeles, San BYapcisco and SeatUe/Tacoma in additiem to New York Md Newark. United .estlmal^ that it takes a complement of five crews for each aircraft in order to meet the re quirement of - 24rhour scheduling, offf woj A vaeall»n.B.t - The Denver training facility, currently employs a staff of 635 perstHinel,' incluiflng S35 profra- sional instructors who annnally^ train, cheek or recheck fhejB,0()#' flight'officers employer by . UnUe^ ■ ' ' ■ ‘ ■ . . ; I. . The training center also often! contract training for bustoesg pilots, flight ciews from other airi-’ lines, manufacturer rad the efal government, as ie' ground school training in radar and ratoo teheniques. 1. ■ff- of of irioi A new $30 million trainliog cou ter, which will be the largest coini''; raercial flight training faciliW in the world, currratly is being coo- structed for United in Denver. It. is scheduled for comi^lctlon hi . June 1968. . - ' I F O L L O W T H E L ^ A D 0 MimiiciK on Merrick Rd. Phone MA-IM(^ One Block Eaet of Meadowbrook Parkway NOW PLAYING One of the Year's 10 Beet. The M an. . . and the Motion Picture that do not confehnn.'; P a u l ' H a i i f i L u k e March. The South Nassau Unitarian Church of Freeport has started tlw “Hi-Hello” Nursery School, nighcr eaucation, roceivmg ms Tne cqupie w^i;reara m YW- ^ e ^ u l e d to open in March, the Ed.D. degree at the University ot'couver, Bntrih Columbia, Canada, j AmiDn AMNCE EN 6 A 6 H PAIftlCIA ANN o n grounds in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. William J, Oeeley, Jr., of Merrick, tumounce the engagement of their daughtei- Patricia Ann, tq Mr. Edward Stephen Rice, Jr., the son of Colonel rad Mrs. Edward S< Hice of Fountain Valley, California. Miss Deeley is presently attending. Catholic University of Amciica in Washington, wbei-c she is ^ The faculty is headed by two. experienced teachers. School will be in mbming sessions from Mon day through Friday. To insure a place for your child,. Ot for further information, call; FR 0-.0832, or write to: “Hi-Hel- lo” Nniseiy School, South Nas sau Unitarian Church; 22fl South | .Ocean Ave., Freeport. liM M l l l t ir Junior in the Sct.jol of Nursing, Mr.v.IUce Is a_Phl Beta- Kappa' graduate of Catholic University of America, where he received his Bachelor of Arts .pogree\fn Economlca. Presentiy, he is com pleting ; jibe requirements for a Masters pefl^'ce in Business Ad- mlnistraUqii at the University of Virginia. fm m sm w m i^ EXimEWj\^r/.r. NEWMaiy a s c o o L H a n i p |U K E * $ ||K i n - ! v r n m » rio •> It itooHviiT nAciiMi wntiwr iHil (D.OKtbich't wi I mumi E Y Itepl. Sloftf, Jismijtiioo mtrraRKmorosiswtiiMj); .-. i MONDAY thru THORSDAy und ' SUNDAYS: 1:00, 3:10, S;20, 7:35, 0:« PBIDAYV ui I SATURDAY ' 1:15, 3:35, 5j^6, B;25, I0:!i0 Miss Dcelcy’s, father, an attor ney, is Vice. pre'rident of the Nassau County B.ar. Association, rad tht.Catoolic Gq-phaiiinan of the National Cqrd^irare nf Catho lics. arid Jews (i^assra-Suffpto R,egirah\ ., ■•:. ■ The prospectivf-groom's J^ber recently retirei^ .from the 111 S. Army and is p rese^y on execu tive with Doiiglra. Aircraft Cor poration in CaJtii firotdaide^ PTA Plans “Siiptr W Gite'’ S h ^ Brootaid'e ' ScHqoI, Baldwii^ PTA wiU presrat .‘'Snqw^ T ^ ^ and the-Seven Dwarfs,\ stgiribig the fourth, fifto and sjx.th l^nde students. It will take place on Tuesday, Febriia^ i3to, 1968 at 7:30 p.m, in the school, audi torium. ■ - All parents are invited to atr tend togethe^.with all brothers and sisters. Admission is free. Re freshments will be served. Iflterest compounded dpily^ Guflrnflteed fdr^ > five full years ... Og to ynifiT ■ VAI4 REES SJIIPIO C 9 R ^ |: ^ 3 VAN t n ^ (brsanlst A TOrdctor of Mualo. Freeport Methodist Church) = . TwtbM Of PLBN Beginners A. Advanced P up U b , Vocal. Coach A Accornpanlat, 146 Wallace StreeL Freoport FR. 9-2132 OB Earn w to 5.fi8%pery!^ Let yotir interest a rau ^ ]!a|e for the five fu.U y e ^ you will eiare a y id d of 6.^8%, THE fipITH MefNTOSH SCHOOL OF MUSIC EMb^iteil.in 1936- Bogtariras r Advauce^-r College preparatory Courses. PIANO * VIOLIN . VIOLONCELLO - HARP : ORGAN - VOICE FLUTE . THEORY - MUSICIANSHIP . ENSEMBLE . PEDAGWY 48 Hillfildc Avoiiuc, Rockville Centre, N. Y. Teleplionc BO'4-099tf* Offire hours: 10 to 6, Moiu to Fri.! 9 to TSoh !■ OONy®,WENTLY LOCATED OFFI.Cj^ IN NA^AU & SUFFOIJC i m : Member Federal Depoeit loeuranee Cor^retjlon ■’ i- • 1 , . V. .7'. . >.
