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y.-y [L ^mphoitic &ciety Gete New Conductor LEGAL NOTICES OCEANSIDE ^ The 1978 winter concert, by the Symphonic Society of Oceanside* will be presented Tuesday* December 5*. at the Merle Avenue Junior High School in Oceanside at 8:1S pm. On the program will be works by Couperin. Schubcrtj^^Gottschalk.^ and Berlioz. Guest soloist will be' Aglaia Savalas. a niece of Telly Sayalas,.who wUrplay a Chopin piano concerto. The orchestra, in Its 23 year*. will be under the baton of its new conductor* Charles Raymond VunKannon, Associate Professor of Music atHofstraUniversity. As in past seasons, the Society will present their second program in the Spring of. 1979. There is no admission, charge for the con- , certs. In acquiring the services. of VunKannon; the Symphonic Society has taken another step to provide distlnquished and ac- claimed performers for the enjoy ment o f Long Island residents. A 1955 graduate of Yale University with a Masters Degree in Music, the 47 year-bid Vun-; Kanhon has .a .varied and ex tensive background in teaching, conducting and arranging musical scores, music history and theory. He has also played with the Hew Haven and Bridgeport. Connecti cut Symphonies, as well as with numerous dance bands . and theatre orchestras* Including the Ice Follies and Holiday on Ice. since he was IS years old. PUBLIC NOTICP..; Please take notice that th e ^ n in g - Board of Appeals Meeting scheduled for NovemberlS, 1978* no new cases will be heard. At this meeting, dcclsions'will be rendered on Reserve Decision cases that were last heard oh September 20, 1978. This meet ing will be held at 8:00 P.M ^ in the Conference Room of the Municipal Building* 46 No. Ocean Avenue* Freeport, New York, and- will be open to the public. Thd next regular meeting of the -Zoning Board of Appeals will be . held oh DECEMBER 20.1978. H;M.Gramlich, Jr. Deputy Village Clerk lT U /2 # 5 4 9 Charles R. VunKannon^ An acknowledged composer.' in addition to hi$ other accomplish ments. VunKannon was president of the Eastern Division. College Board Directors National Associa tion in 1969-1971 and is a member of the Nassau Music Educators Association. It Happened In 1915 (Cent; front Page 6) home. 118 West Merrick Road. The jury reached its \not guilty” verdict within one h o u r.. t SUFFRAGE RALLY SCHEDULED TONIGHT A monster women’s suffrage rally wBl be held at a mass meeting tonight in'Brooklyn Hall uiider auspices of the Equal Franchise Club. Many prominent speakers from, all pans of the Island will give talks. M rs. Isabel Eltericb. president of the Voraen’s S u ^ g e Qub. has •made a raagntficent banner to promote the campaign m behalf of voting rights for women. The dub wiRmeet r e ^ I w y on ‘ * iy on Mondays at ptScr p ffi«rs are Mrs. Eckan, vice-president: Mrs! A b ^ t t. M d Miss Baker.^: secretary- treasurer; Mrs; ’ Smith; secretary, e r . : treasure! . BICYCLE AUTO Business men here are visiting Cudlip’s store bn Brooklyn Avenue theseiilays to enjoy the demonstration of a bicycle motor attachment on sale there. • : ' The following advertisements, rewritten in paragraph form, show how Freeporters spent some o f their leisure tim e:.. „ \ • Grand opening of the Japanese Gardens open-air theatib (formerly. YJ y SC O g J - the Orpheum) on South Main Srteet. First run motion picture every . . 1 * l I / Z gS48 . night beside the regular program^Eztra added attraction: Rose and Arthur floylan in their wonderful repertoire of dances. ' Big.doings at Crystal ( motion picture theatre). 38 Brooklyn Avenue, First.show starts at 7:15 every evening. Always'five cents’ admission price for children; 10 cents for adults.' NQ-nCE OF M E E H N G TO HEAR COMPLAINTS “ TAKE NOTICE TH E ASSESSOR OF TH E ». VILLAGE. OF FREEPORTT K Y . s has prepared the Assessmenj^rRoK. . for the fiscal year beginning March 1st. 1979. A copy thereof has been filed with the Village Oerk at his office in the Munici pal Building. 46 North Ocean. Avenue, in such Village where it may be seen and examined by any person at all times during the business hours until the THIRD TUESDAY OF NO VEMBER next (November 21st) and that on said third Tuesday of November at said Municipal Building between’ the hours of seven P.M. and eleven P.M ., the said Village Board of Trustees and the Assessor will meet for the ■'purpose of completing ; such assessment roll and of hearing and determining complaints in relation thereto. Persons complaining of assess ments will be req u ir ^ to'.file.a statement under oath sped^ng the m p e c t in which the assess- :meiit complained of bii incorrect' as provided by law. W ILLIAM H . W H ire . M a y o r. Dorothy Storm ■ Thomas Lovelidge . - • ' Wayne Jorian ' • , Alfred Sirlin . vniage Board of Trustees JAMES J. LYONS. Assessor Dated; October3]* J978 : THOMAS D c V W CENZO .* I READ I THE •Village Hews' I I • School Newj • RKreation; Hem » News'of Clubs i? ■ ■ • N ctis of People • Hews of Eveifts . ...M O R E N E W S of this, community :thon In any other ■pubiicotion l«ss i l i a n |2.V P e r W e e k . » 5 2 W e e k s - m a ile d to y o u r h o m e - Only $ 6 (a t1 0 .4 0 v a iu s ) '« ■ ‘ (Outside Nassau County -t7.60] ''■ ■ SUBSCRIBE TODAY - MAIL COUPON NOW! ' ■ I I I I I the shorter and more expensive he gets.” . _ “ Thanks for th e 'lip .” I hung up the phone and went back inside. ‘ •Lool 1 realhe dealing with the public is rough,” 1 purred ■ w © 5 i © r n '• tbhim, “ but just to set yourmind at ease — I don't want the burned SeyvalBiqhc MOUNTCASTLE'S ^ t 0 9 8 '■ -fc - 750ml Crisp dry white with a clean finish FREtGlFT. FREEDEUVEflY WRAPPING:'- (Min.JlOofdef) premium domestic vr/nes-and gilt'boxedASSortmerfts WINES AND UQOOR8 I - 347 Quy Lombardo Avenue _ f r e e p ^ FH9-1234 ' I t h e i e a d e r 45 Church Street, Freeport, New York 11520 I My TV repariman just left my house following his usual bi-monthly visit. We’ve become such fast Wends that It’s hard to believe wc only ' met eight months ago. At that time, my set had lost Us color and the picture was jiggling, so I called my ffiehd Wanda and she recom mended “ Sparky” quite highly. When 1 called his shop, someone explained that a house call cost SIS but if I brought the set in 1 would only have to pay for repalre. • v Well. 1 have a large unit; It weighs about l.(XX) pounds, so I chose the house call. When “ Sparky” arived, the first thing I noticed was his sad brown eyes. He glanced at the TV and I knew.,.I was in big trouble. “ Tsk, tsk. An old set, eh lady?”, “ Gee, eight years doesn't seem old tom e ,” 1 answered. “ Well, do you want a regular check-up, where I leave the back of the set intact and just shine a flashlight through the little holes; or do you want the deluxe job, where I risk my life by removing the back panel and checking all the tubes?\ “ Deluxe it. After all it’s never broken down before.’’ That answer was mistake because as soon as I gave him this bit of information, he told me most of the tubes were half-shot. He even invited me to inspect the back of the set just to prove he was telling the truth. Sparky made a lot of small talk, asking a lot of questions. ■ - “ How many kids do you have. Mrs. Broems?” “ Five,”.! answered. “ No wonder your TV is so overworked.” he said. “ I ’ll bet it’s in use night and day. Jhad better testihe picture tube.” Sparky went out to his truck and came back in. sad-eyed and bent. “ Why is your body all out of shape. Sparky?” ‘.'This tester we use weighs a ton. I ’ m a young man and look at my posture from being in this lousy business.” “ Gee, I ’m sony. I didn’t want to bend you. All I wanted was to . have my.set repaired,” I thought maybe I ’d take his mind off his problems...\Does >-our wife work?” “ Oh, yes. she’s a very succcssful lawycr and she works out of an office in our home back In Beverly Hills. The servants get away with murder when no ones at the house. ’ ’ Feeling inadequate, I blabbed out that 1 was ^writer. \Gee that’s great,” he said, frantically unwrapping tube after tube. “ I hear people that write make a bundle.” “ Will you keep your big mouth shut, woman?” I thought to my-/ self. “ Every time you open it, it’s costing more money.” ” Oh, by the way.” the repairman asked, “ how did you know 1 was married?” ^ , !'Oh* that was. easy., I. noticed your diamond wedding band.; I've nevtf seen one quite like it.” ' . “ , “Then* I guess you noticed my knuckles all twisted on that finger? I was trying to.remove a VR76 that was jammed,” he explained. “ This is a dangerous business, lady. “ Yeah, 1 know. VYe went through this before. Sparky. By the way do you own the shop?” ’ ‘‘Me? No, 1 just work' for the owner and i f you knew what that cheapskate paid me bythe hour. you*d laugh.” “ Oh. brotherl Nowr-1 have to tip him because he doesn’t make a decent living;*'1 thought. “ The h e ^ with this,”. —I went to the hamper and removed 14 pair of dirty dungarees. “ Excuse me please, but while you’re working, I have to do this wash. 1 promised tny neighbors that 1 would have their riothes washed and • dried by 5 pm. I work as a laundress just to make a few extra dollars sbj can buy^my children sneakers.” Sneaking out of the lau a ^ .r o o m , I then phoned.Wanda. ” Hcy* • are you kidding me about thi^guy? I ’m afraid to hsk what he’s going to charge and he still hasn’t even tested the picture tube.\ • “ How a n waS'he when he came in Marilyn?” she asked.. ___ _ “ About five-seven, 1 guess. But what difference does that make?” “ It matters a great deal,” she explained, ‘ ‘When he starts off in the morning he really stands six feet two. The ino’rc he gets h^seled, ' out lubes of even the boxes they come in I trust you and will leave the repairs In your.capable hands. ;Tears filled Sparl^'s eyes and he started to remove the new tubes and replace them with the old ones saying over and over: “ This one isn’t really that bad.” My plan had worked. He couldn’t handle my kindness and threw f himself at my feet and confesred that he was a partner in the repair ' b^inessand with twisted Bps tdid'me how it shamed him to accent The; Howe: they h ferenc iiiFoo Fr« last w points in the Now I behlni pleted DevUs last I Centr So. tl 3-0. 1 Arias Waigl Peter Streai In t Freep' Para < Beach knot MUlci the D< fourtf Fre Coum • Meet Devil Want Wmis finisti DevU In Devil leagi a feate n-8. fourt defe; Smit 15-1 H 3 ■I .. Name - ^ . I m Address _____ 1 --Ciiv _______ *\ — —- ...... I ^ “ Ten the truth. Sparky. Is your back really as twisted as it seems?*/ “ No,” he answered. “ I took ‘tilt* lessons'from a feprirman’s manuel. . , . \Andthesadeyes?” lqueried, r • ,.**The same manual,” he admitted. “ lt*s listed. under ^ o u n d . Dog.’ The look leads to better tipping.” • / -/That’s my honest TV repair roan. Woaldn!tyou too have Wm b a ^ again and again and agian and...again! ------ ’ - ^ ’ ARE YOUR PANTS - ' TIRED and SA q GY^ Come To ASTRO Cleaners and we will fix them while-u-wait . a j F F S — *2 (Mon. thru Fri.) ASTRO dEANERS Junk Cais Wanted- TOP CASH M ID / Fast Pick-up Used Auto Paris For Sale Freeport Auto Parts & Wrecking Co. Buffalo Ave.. opposite StadluJr -i 5 r '•T;
