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- r ,;r*v::S4i:--:v,}^| ;vn| ED - to ntiff pike the New lli^UgiauH SIs^niB > CHRIST . LUTHERAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I No. Grove ..St.' A -CHURCHf S. Oceen Ave. A RandaU Ave. (Sun.) ALL SAINTS .Smith St. (Sun.) 10 am Worship SUNDAY S am'^HoIy^ Com- Service, Child Care A Church munion; 9 am ' The Service. Sunday School gr. N-d; 11 am The Service (Commemoration of the Faithful' Departed at all Services); 4 pin J.S. Bach Vesper Service. (Wed.) 7 pm Church school gr, 5-7, School classes; 11 am Crib' Care A Coffee Hour. Fffisr BAPnsr c h u r c h , Long Beach Ave. A Pine St. (Sun.) 9.30 am Sunday School; 10:45 am Morning Worship. UNION RFPORM TPMPi p CHURCH Oc THE TRANS* trs. Pulpit ‘ Series: \What Does Judaism Say to Baby Louise,\ (Thurs.) 10 am Mass. (Fri.) 7 am Mass. (Sat.) 9 am Mass. (Sun.)8 A 10 am<Mass. (Mori.) 7 am Mass. (Tues.) 12 noon Mass. (Wed.) 7 A U am Mass. CHURCH OF THE NAZA* RENE, 301 Atlantic Ave. (Sun.) 9:45 am Sunday School; IJ am Worship Service; 7 pm Evan gelistic Service. I^Wed.) 7:30 pm' . Prayer Service. GREATER SECOND BAPHST CHURCH, 129 E. Merrick Rd. (Sun.) 11 am Morning Services; 8 ,pm Evening Services. (Thurs.) 8 pm Prayer Meeting. unurcft :>cnooi; aermon: \in e SALVATION ARMY, 66 Bible: Origins. Contradictions, .Church St. (Sun.) 10 am Sunday Meaningful Passages.\ - R e v .’ School, all ages; 11 am Morning Wentz. Worship, Junior Church for ages FREEPORT UNITED 12 and younger; 6 pm Evening METHODIST CHURCH, 46 Pine Worship. St. (Sun.) 9 am Spanish Church ' BETHEL A.M,E* CHURCH, School; 10 am Spanish Worship 410 No. Main St. (Sun.) 9:30 am Service; 10:30 am Family Wor- .Sunday Morning Worship. ■’ * CHURCH OF OUR HOLY' Rabbi Colton. CONGREGATION B'NAl ISRAEL, 91 No. Bayview Ave. (Fri.) 8:30 pm Services. \Ask the Rabbi.\ (Sat.) 8:45 am Services: 4:30 pm Services. (Sun.) 8:30 am Services, followed by break fast A discussion; 1:30 pm Family Conference on Jewish Living. (Weekdays) 7 am Serv ices. (Wed.) 12:30 pm Golden Circle. ‘ SOUTH NASSAU UNITARIAN CHURCH, 228 S. Ocean Ave. (Sun.) . 10:30 am Church and Church School; Sermon: \The Child Care, .^Sermon: \Dare To Have Solitude;\ 6i30 pm Jr. M.y.F. FIRST CmjRCH OF CHIRST SCIENTIST, Bm St. A Merrick R d .: (Sun.) U am Services. REDEEMER, 37 So. Ocean Ave. (Weekdays) 6:30, 8. 9 am. .(Mon. only) 7:45 pm Miraculous Medal Novena A Benediction; (H biliKirirs Samuel Bowen, of Freeport, died October' 27. He was the- • father of Robert F. of Virginia and George S. Bowers; and the brother of Norman Bowers of Florida, Alice Snedeka and Eva Hudson. He is also survived by . six grandchildren and one great- granddaughter. The funeral service was held at the Funeral Home of Chester A, Fulton and ■ Son, Iric. Interment was in Greenfield Cemetery. Hemp stead. Joseph Bistrimowlcfa, of Free port. died October 24, He was thp husband of Janiiia; and tnc father of Nellie' Weeher, Joseph Bistrimowich and Jeanne Lavick. He IS also survived by four grand- chlldreK. Services were conduct ed at. the Chiir^Ti of the Holy Trinity, East Meadow. Interment v?is_ in Evergreen Cemetery.’ with arrangements handTed by HungerfoM and Clark Inc. Funeral Home. Harry Ebbets, a well-known welterweight and middleweight boxer in the 1930’s, died October 28 at the. age of 70. A long-time Freeport resident, Ebbets v.’on 175 out of 189 professional fights in his ten year boxing career. He . himself wm never knocked out, never failed to go the whole bout, ■ and 99 of his wins were the result of knock-outs. Following his career as a fighter, he became one of the most respected referees in New York. He' was the referee involved in the controversial decision in - the bout between Emile Griffith and Gaspare Ortego.' Ebbets own boxing ACCEPTANCE INTO NEW PROGRAM. Jim uid Maryloan Dunne (I.) 9nd Barbara and Tom Quinn were present with Father Kenneth Nee (c.) of Our Holy Redeemer R.C. Church, at the Rite of Admission to Candidacy held In Massapequa on October 7. The two men. Dunne and Ouinn, were formally accepted as candidates (or the diocesan diaconate program. They began training (or the permanent dlaconate In January, 1977 and will be ordained upon completion ol their studies. Two Cited In National Program < r. • FREEPORT • Patricia Tricamo and John Trotta. both of preeport have been named semifinalists in the annual National Merit Schol* arship. Program. The two attend Maria. Regina Diocesan High School. Patricia, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tricamo, and John, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamberto Trotta. arc members of the Gass of 1979. They and the other semifinalisis, who rcprcsei)l the top 5% of the more than one million parlict- pants, wilt continue in the compe tition for Merit Scholarships to be awarded in 1979. S u u . . up .0 a . .0 . ^ r S i - ReadingRobm. . . . ‘ the results <o tha audience before FREEPORT CHURCH OF 9 am Latin Mass. CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST the fans would leave. Although GOD,'580 Babylon Tpke. (Sun.) T H F K iN r * ^ w m gfre^ercejiad given the fight to 9:J5 am Sunday School; 11;1S am KING, 80 W. Memck Road. Ebbets, the two luditcs had Ebbets, the two judges had Meeting. (Fri.) 8 pm Prayer ^^m Talk On Soviet Jewry ^ At ORT BoardJUVeeting LYNBROOK- Grayce Perlbinder. vira-president of the Long Island Comrnittee for Soviet Jewry, will’ be the featured speaker at the ■ November board meeting of the South Nassau Long Island Region of Women’s American ORT. The meeting will take place Monday, November 6 .12 noon, at the Elks Lodge.’ 57 Hempstead Avenue, Lynbrbok. Perlbinder,-who recently trav eled to Russia, will give an update Ebbets as .proprietor of Ebbets Liquor Store at 10 West^Merrici Road. Ebbets was the father of Harriet &bcl.5 of .Florida; the brother-in-law of Gladys Ebbert and.LUa Pierce; and-the uncle of om h e current status of Jews in Joy . Bandhold. Riithl Boggiano the Soviet Union. and Grove Ebbert. The funeral •An additionalJiighlight of the. service was hed at the Funeral 'meeting will ^^aY)iesentation op Home of Chester A. Fulton A CRT's .Social Assistance Pro- ^on, Inc., with Rev. Timothy gram, which assures the CRT Petemana officiating. Cremation student of meals,, clothing and was private, textbooks.'as well as providing • • • kitchen, canteen arid dormitory Aim Elsworlh, of Freeport, Installations in the 700 vocational died\ October She was the schools in the global ORT net- mother of Dorothy Walsh, Eric . Bsworth and, Barbara Steigert. , For-information call 59^2544. , She'is also survived by ten grand children' and 24 great-grand children. Religious services were held at Hungerford and Gark Inc. Funeral Home, with Rcverend\ Timothy Petemana officiating.' Interment was at ■ Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Anna Dotulme, a former Freeport resideiit. died October 23. Mrs. Donahue, who lived in Queens; was the mother of James Donahue of Wantagh. A Mass o f .Christian Burial was celebrated at Our Holy Redeemer R.C. Church. Interment was in St'. Charles Cemetery, with arrangements handled by Chester A.' Fulton'A Son. Inc. Funeral Home. Joseph G. Zozzaro, of Freeport, died (October 29. He; was the husband of Janice; the father of Lorraine Ochs; and.the grand father of Colin Cassidy. He is also survived, by a brother Cornelius, and a sister .Mildred Baardsen; and his .parents, Nicholas and Mary Zozzaro. A Mass of Chris tian Burial was celebrated at Qur Holy Redeemer ■ R.C. CTturch Thursday, November 2. 9:30 am. Interment will be at Calverton National Cemetery. Arrange ments ‘ are being handled ' by Hungerford and- G v k !n& Funeral Home. • ** Bond Drive . ‘ (Com. from Page I ) man of the Fund Raising Com mittee for (he construction of ihe Woodward Mental Health Center of Freeport, which gave him its Community Service award in 1976. He-was awarded the 1978 Peter L. Simpson Gold award, by the ' American Foundrymen Association, for \unselfish shar ing of his . managerial and technical accomplishments with all segments of industry both national and intematlon^. and' especially for his dedication to the foundry industry and the sod- ^In I97S Bernard and Frances Ames went on a Bond Mission to . Israel. Upon their return. Ames chaired an Israeli Bond fund raising dinner at the Waldorf Astoria at which S5 million was raised. His own company. Walter Kidde A Co., contributed SI minion dollars towards' (hat total. Frances Ames was UnitciT” Jewish Appeal chairman in Free port for five years, and'is a past president of a Brooklyn chapter of Hadassah. Currently she is the .Israeli Bond chairman for the Frceport-Roosevclt -Chapter of Hadassah. ■ - \ S F l u H l r into M WINTER firings!! Siiiirisc ■ Window Corp. 346 SUNRISE c e n t r e a DKORATIVE MORS I ; ' - l ’ .V - “ ; V ' • sniSii-iiDioows . V ^ - . .p q r a a PATIO B i r a , - . .TOalB^V £ ‘lie. Ho. H i c a v s n • K ira P ! U i E |r a ! B .V Tel. No. - 678-2753 . ■ ■: CHESTER A. FULTON & SON,INC. -r ' 'V .f-' 49 W. Meniek Rd. Freaport. N.Y. f R 8.3401 • , . v
