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:%%r.-A;-.? ^^'•^•r?i^'-^^?'^^. MM E P T . N . T . 27, 19&0 ^^v^^,fy:.vv.V :^• /: ;V ;.V .^.v^ '••^;.'-p'• J; -•' •v.- v7 r•v r VISXT TO .//.-.In eophebMon^wJ^th/'tie official .•visit of MM. Lena Baupert, the d^ trio* deputy, arfashibn \ dhow will be staged Monday night at a meeting . of \ Unity "Temple, Pythian Slaters, In 'Pythian Ball. Members ; will model; unusual spring and summer by Carol •Oreeil's. v .\ , . Mrs. Eatelle BJum is chairman of the arrangements committee, and : Mrs. ;Ann F^yvolen* chairman/ of the refreshments committee. Mrs, Adele' Goldstein^ most excellent chief, will preside...;. -:•/,. -\'v\ /•" .,'. , ••••.-' '• of by BP&POI loan fund ^ _ Associatlbha: naa been _ _ _, , named/ The roll of, those who have volunteered j their services" for the causey lifted. : by Mra., ;plement Winter, the":<maj»nan. today/ makea up a "Who's Who" ^of /the stage; screen, television and.music world. . Bill' Williams,\ • Jdck vMaodregdr; t for th@ benefit of tBe .atiideh* PAREN'T -TEACHElT ASSOCIATION ^Presents * Featwri%% GALAXY OF QRimiANT STARS _.Fron& STA6E. SCREEN. RADIO-TV FREEPOKPHM4CHOQL AUDITORIUM 8 :0 P. M. ,0* TICKETS $1,20 inc. tax Entire proceeds to Btndent Aid Loan Fund 3 MOST WORTHY OAW8E" JOIN THE 0? PAT*Oim AMD BPPN80RS AND «^ ?..'...' y ^-. " % .^ i:'r. \:f-,-- •'. "I.wiah to take this opportunity fp the Memberis of the Freeport Fire Department •••• '. '• *" • •* y • .. '• ' "•'. ' ' K' • '"'/«-•%''• '."^='* .- for jneif \cQopprat)pn and trust in ho'i^R^Tfne • ^"' .. ="' '• . V,^>*l6': .. 1. ' ' . ' ••• ' ?' ' ^ ..' ' ' ' with tKaotRc^ of Chief, of the Freppprt Fire •/..,'•"'/;' 'v"'l .-Vi'^^vJ-'lA' :r:^:f:\^i •.»;%,. :i\.t.... %,)j . ^^. ./•;'". '•.«•'•' .:.• • ; ; . . • ' . " • •..'•.'••' . .-,\ -..•• '^%rj"yI %^P<^?^3^g^@;^^.y^ }aulnncw^ effoxts to fulAH the. ^i^Q^tM^. pf f ice, a Ad • tp continue ^maintiaiinM^ "''^"^L^t'%-'<^'.'^/-vV'v 'V.r,V\/.(.-;-;^;^'_--.;.-/.;"'•:: * * '^• / /'' v * \''.-^ •'' ]ng?t*;e{ ^h jr$:pu taion /of this; department. It • %«j ^^ ^^jj^^^jp^8ur.e/^ •' '^-t'o'' '" '•'''"'' .. .. • :;".\'! ''•.'.• 'P 'group ' ' ' ' ' " ' '.%^\<-'^| ' ## /.Y\\/-'.'/t^.V .'^yy^ '*?;••? ' "1;^{V"^ phulbty Jackaon and Al B. White are to officiate, as masters of , Those who" are to entertain" are: . The..Nassau, Trib; -Mildred John-son,, f cellist; ,Dr. Milton Glasser, pfdiHat, and Jean ^pitzler. plasser, ylblmlst; Marlon, Gould,, monologiat' just returned from'European- tour; Elinor Ohms,, soprano, formally with Fred Waring; Dorothy Jackson^and Aer Dixie Land Band; Sill Goonan, vocalist; Barbara White, .T,V. ac-tress, recently -signed by 206h Cen-tury Fox; Loralne Form, vocal scphlarship winner; Paul Muro and his orchestra, featur&ig Al Keller, Bill Roberts, Carmen.Rlnl and Joe Muro; Bill' Williams^ televisions newest sensation as M.O., (Bill Wll-llama Welcome Mat on Sunday afternoon); Glenn "Brown and Trio, "8wmg In 6chooltlme," recording for Coronet; Jack Leonard, former Tommy Oorsey singing star,, more recently of Columbia Motion Pic-tures; Donald Comrle, ^pianist, Oq-lumbla Artists, concertlzed through-out U^S. and' Canada;, paudsmlth Bros., dog act''famous In movies, television and vaudeville, and the Light Opera Oo.' of Provmcetown Playhouse, excerpts from Gilbert & Sullivan. James S* Magi j Apr!; Youth o James 8. Magldsohl a^busy of Freeport High Sghool, was hon-ored as the Youth of 'the Mo»*«h for April at "'the weekly lunch^orT of the Exchange Club of Freepont In the Elks clubhouse yesterday. James, who resides at 192 South aln at,, was nominated by the Sisterhood of Temple B'nal Israel and Justice Ohapter B'nal .B'rtth. Magldson Is president of the Nat-lonk& l Honor Society of the Freeport High Schobl, "Won first prize In the .German contest, conducted by the Long Island. German Teachers' ,As-sdbiatlon, Is vice-president 6t 'the school's Science Club, a member of Che school 'dance committee, BhlncL and fdurKy years, and a member of the assembly committee;. since Ms second year. He also Is president of the Argons Youth Group^ a social and athletic club of boys from 14 to 18 years who live In,the Freeport area. .He was presented an approprl'' ately Inscribed certificate by Wal-ter J.. Nichols chairman of the Youth of.'the-'"tgon*h commititee. President !(Qeorge J. Smitlh also complimented him on the. honor accorded him* Fbr School Meeting Only 38? persons qualified to to be held next Tuesday night. In the Freeport High School auditor-ium and the eleotlon of two nlem-bers of the . Board of Education on Wednesday by reglaterlng on. Sat-urday. A gross budget of $1,331,478 wi^h which to ,xun .tbajKihool .sya^m next year wlU* be. submitted to the voters; Tuesday %MgM, ^vith $40,000 for tha Hbrary^the same, as^ last year, for a gr4%ia total of $1,371,478, This w$U 'be reduced by $468,380 In an» tlolpated . recel|?tB from" pourcea other than taxation, and $35,000 from surplus, to leave the tiotal to be met by .tMaitlon' to $87?,098. ] . Leo P." i&lblyn and Harplbl , %. Pearson are running unopposed for m@mbpr»;pf the Board of.Zducatlon In \y@d&epday'g election: ' " . Tl^e polls In the corridor .of. the will be open fybmi nodn ' "THE WOMAN* - » Drama ^Department ? of : -the %%ub will preeeht "The.' Wo- %#%" *& .OIM* Booth on Monday. nlg!ht,:May,8, ,$n the Auditorium 'of the 8e»h&n a?e. aohodL! % It ;: la . a three 'aotf play with , a caatriof v;3?j <*araoters. , Mm* Oa^well . Speaie -la eoadhlng " the the s p i ana. // ^ACiA; A/ Liitz la the_ department and MraV Joaeph Ollpln, ' ' * '' '''' PTA e sale s^nabred OpoUdge • Parent " ]^ 16 Aye;,' Baldwjii, today^ ' and Saturday^ Axxn ylO *" v '//%• JACK to m new kitbv/n **Rei8taurant Seveille," in Bostpn:!an d "East" iandHofAl'' in Portland, Main^Kir -D^ England Dl8he8.hayiBVbrpuglit niahy neyir customers -.1? '•.V -we're continuing our Policy of the Best in Food at the Moat Reasonable Prices in ' SOME SAMPLE SELECTIONS FROM OUR MENU: Delicious FHed Shrimp Tartar Sauce French Fried Potatoes Buttei'ed Frgsh Vegetable Green Salad Hot Rolls'-'Butter. 65' *, Chicken Pot Pie, ' ' Flaky Biscuit Crust G%*een Salad Hot Rolls - Butter . 80* Liver and Bacon Whipped Potatoes - Buttered. Fresh Vegetable Tossed Green Salad Hot Rolls - Butter : L 65' ; Brown Beef Stew with Fresh Vegetables '. Tossed Green Salud Hot Roll-^ Butter ' 2 Broiled Pork Chops Apple Sauce Whipped Potatoes Buttered Fresh Vegetable' Green Salad Hot Rolls . BAtter 80' Hot Roast\Beef Sandwich • Rich'Brown Gravy Whipped Potatoes 55* Breaded Pork (/hop Whipped Potatoes. Buttered Fresh Vegetable Tossed Green Salad Hot Rolls - Butter 65' Golden Brown Fried Chicken Southern Fried Swsets Buttered Fresh Vegetable Tossed Green Salad Hot Rolls - Butter 95' 3 Daily Selections For CHANGED DAILY — Here Are a Few Examples: Chicken Croquettes.^. T- # Macaroni Au Gratia # Grilled Ham and Boston Baked Beans Stuffed Peppers - #\Corn Fritters and' Bacon # Hot Fresh Hpm Sandwich. Delioiousj Gr«am of Cbioken Soup Daily ',, I?ew EAgland.Corn Ghowder Every Monday 3,Seafood Seleotiong Daily \....... Sunday's Roast Chicken Dinner .at 66* .at 95* Breakfast Specials Served 5-11 Ham and 2.Eggs, Potatoes, Let & Tom, Buttered Toast SO* Bacon anS 1 Egg, Potatoes, Let. & Tom. Buttered Toast 40* 2 Eggs,.any style, Potatoes, Let. & Tom. Buttered Toadt 35* WE HONESTLY BELIZE YOU vgAN'T EAT AT A&ME : FO^TH^E PRICES^ ••' ' '. \- . y \ . ' All pur <^kuJLg ia done in Pute Oil or Butter Home Made Plea and ^ * ^Coffee with Pure Cream , , ^*Ymk jC^*t Buy ^\ .^;.' . . "/., v xv *-, , for 2b .'.L : \.- . . . •:. r .'.',..-.•-. v v '"^' \ ••• '•.•"• . . • : -Our, Rer -'ntrance' , '.;..- - .. " ' • ' 75 Sdu A Gimve /'One muat be really actiy&_tp be park of a village/' . -. . This is the spirit that I&ve. Shaplru has adoptj-cd ever since hjf came_to Ereeport In 1945 and bought thf Ory@6al Lake Hotel on South Gpo?@ st. The establishment has been completely remodeled, interior and exterior, and Ms many facilities have been offered gratia to any and all organ-izations for their meetings and 14th Year'"No/50 MAY $, I960 / i The hotel, now called the^Shore-has become a hub of activity. Merchant? Appeal for 6 P.M.; Closing H3GF;vT Ian Murray Spokesman In the absence of Mayor Robert L. Doxsee, the Village Board reserved decision after conducting, a public hearing ^pnday night- on the urgent appeal of the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Associa-tion for It to rescind Its previous action and fix. the time for the operation of parking meters at from 9 A^M^to 6 P.M., Instead of from 9 AAE. to"8'PjM. Leonard D. B. Smith, acting Mayor, presided in the absence of Mr. Doxsee who was called put of town on business. Ian J. Murray, who explained that he represented the Chamber of Commerce. He said 300 merchants and 8,000 of their patrons had sign-ed petitions requesting the setting of the parking meter time at from 9 A AT. to 6 P.M. for a trial period of six months. He added that some consideration had been given to making an exception on Thursday and. Friday nights, especially the latter, when the stores are open for business, However, he- expressed fear that this might confuse out df town residents coming to Fteeport to shop. ~ , Mr. Smith said Hempetead and Lynlbrook i had, set their parking meter time at from 8 AM. to 8 P.M., with the anticipation that Freeport would adopt the same closing hour Both w"i— • - • Bxetualv* Leader Photo tyBaB&t«H**?-Phat6«Mi» George W. Berns (loft)^y*xal*4;d ruler of Ffeeport Lodge, @* Elks, felicitates Rene A* Cwaa^ hb predeeesBbr, at ^timonlal In hla honor, as William J. KeU, ^^n^M^xh^t^ @h**»h*»/ look* on. hKfh pomp County . <uc2& school of 1950," the Was MulUple Bolero:** 80- _iber of Com» Kmgh4a of Colombua, and aoarea of other&j hold their rehears-al*, meetbkga, and oeleb«&**ona ** the Shoreereat, with Mr. Sh*piro, happily kotlng aa their host, ' . .'I.. .' *r • **". * ' ' . ' Dave Shapiro was bom in Russia $prty?«i% years Ago. ?%e . family .%noved .(%> New Ybrk Otty? when Dave wag two years old, .Be attended the local achools; Stuyvesant High Bohool, and was * graduated from New York University iaod NYU Law ^chool. Mowevmr. hl« mmhpaAhatlo nature and great desire to be a host to people,, made him deviate from law Into the hotel business. His first enterprise in this Meld was in .the city of Long Beach. He has been a resident of Long Island since 1927. ' ' * * * Every possible minute of Dave Shapiro's time is spent in aome ac-tivity. He Is a member of the Free-port Chamber of Commerce, Elks, Masons, National Hotel Aasoclatlon* International Society of "Hotel Pro-prietors, and the Hotel Greeters of America. He la very Interested in all youth movements and aporta. This aeaspn he la sponsoring a fiahr Ing conteat-for participants of Free-^ pqrt'a waterfront thrills. « . _.._:car^fu^;ah4 tK^defbi^ lte:actloh .at the meeting on Monday night, May 15. Wilbert P. DeMott, auperjntendr en* of buildings, in his monthly re-port said 14 permits we?e lasuexi during April for new buildings eati-mated to coat $194,400 and 13 for additions and alterations involving $17,876, for a total of $183^98. Action on a request from postal employees for the village to adopt a resolution deploring the curtailment of the mail service wa@{deferred; '^ 'Permission was granted the. aux-iliaries of William Clinton 'Story Post, A.L., and Henry Theodore Post, V.F.W., to conduct Buddy Poppy drives starting Friday, May -19r-and-continulng until Memorial Day, Life M • ' ' ".< '' Cost, Giblyn Noirthweat Civic Aas'n* A special election has been called by the Board of .Education for Thursday, June 15, to vote on a pro-posal to float a bond Issue with which to finance the construction of a school on a site bounded by West Merrick rd., South BayvieW" ave., Smith and Washington sts. to relieve congestion In the Archer st. school. •, President Leo F. Giblyn, made this announcement at the monthly meeting of the Northwest Civic Association Monday night In the Seaman ave. school. At the conplu-. slon of his OaMc, a resolution placing the association on 'record aa being in favor of the construction of the school was adopted unanimously. Friday and Saturday, June 2 and. 3, have been .designated as registra-tion days for tlie special election. President Oiblyn adrvlsed 'the civic workers, the oqst of the proposed school Tiad been estimated at $l,^,QOOf cojn'pletely equipped'with grounds ^graded : and * ^werything ta^cen care of* Thla probaw^wtll. be; ^e! axnbjii^v cJtvtha bond issue,. Thev/bu»d4ng''.''\win^ha,ve-''' 1@.^ 'daw roo)o%7 Bpeolal rop™, a gyiimasliim and'Audltoriiim and other features. The speaker explained that nine classes In the Grove st. school would be shifted to the new bul )..[, %'i plaque for havlhg been ,=*T judged the best.exalted ruler in the diatrlpt ijMBT^a ceremonial stand-point.-•'.'-.. •;;:'"•.'.. /h.;' \y."... ,,,^.,,.^7?.. Close to ^ #%eo^bera/Ltheir wives, friends andvigueats ***^-"^* *^- dinner, William \% chairman* Among others ne^i»^a%»ed7iBuaMH»f Justice Oyster B&y, ^twdi^^ nig.ht. A^ft*he of Merrick, of which Mr. Oar< » of the Archer aohool, .making the giwatin? of ** an 'ab oolute Aecegwsitay. aSupe,r" , y of Rockville pentref f DiatrktrVOUliirtt Judge George g. Jbhnspi*, of^?ell- ^ .. Lake Hotel, holds many nostalgic memories for. those - ' who remember when Freeport i%a * Hie" ce#er "Txf the theatrical head-' lining set. / The .^Lights .OlubV ,was 4h^v headquarters of shb^^bwainesk, vL.Zbday, the'6Kof^^t7^ :, come the mecca !anA/\the}/4oma away from home]" :for. pie! hundreds of ! tourists/ yisltprs, and Bportsmeif •who come |ko^ enjoy iit^, i^tumal ., pleasures^. of i mpeepor* i a%&d! Long ' 'Island*, r; ' _\.;;,.' _; •/" • vV «•; / 'I-- •;' / \.".' ; •%' {A^cv^s-'^M^/. /; -?;* .' /; "_""\''.•/;•..' -,; / ^ eouduoted a peraanal:9orvey,^ aaW ipajwii ,?pf, Wl L@Wf lalaadj&efore ^J4.declded4to settle ia ReeporbrrX ^ am very grateful ;for the coopera* Mpn^of^th^many ^enAs I " ^ foiimdhere. Me^ShpMcreat \ la one of ,th^ l&rgea^ tranaiemt _ In Lb»f Xslani^ and X h#ve en-i& eayored .to remodel Jta fifty room*, qMMiipua ve^aod«ia\ dining hall, bar and coekt&ll lounge* ab that %t would "^ ***""" ^pdem aiad Mre- FreeporHExceeds Cancer Coal Quota W!(h $5,500 Tola! Quota waj $4,000; Waa Firat Village to Do So; Leaders in Campaign more; District Deputy Vollmer, Walton 6. .Oagel, -6f Queenaboro ,the; 'Naaaauvpou^ty "Bowd^of .tidngyj ?yrd™^jl?L%BA*'^'"' »^p{. 'of ^•$h?,''?%q^^.%^l^^^ ;*xSwc*at*0. i!.pCim^4^^<%M|^!;'&; BaU%%'*%4#*robk^td^2?^^ .M^A-iA«4Aa#^4*M*«V O*.'l.l^* *'/W^%Ll\fi^^' • John the ah<l ?.h?_o_m_a_a— O*u—f,f^ *«w*ev *«*y*WM !Levy, senior past .exalted' ruler of *the lodge,'James Z. Smith, jr^,,a»d Side^li&t ...» *,.w*.*»*«o# . aw**WMF**J* . t;f aipMo^- on the^pnoposed ne^r aohooJa, ^ .jd f Bk&lpH.iA J^ra&iaW/-chairman..of ;the r^m^mmat^nooM^ttde, su&kml&ted."* *™' v*vpor4* •'? pre«a*tih?;. ''&"'.i*Ia*e''. r •' MjendingjMr. McMiohael, for dent; VaniBaar Brown, vie*. — dent; HUgh Brwihr corresponding tlon, Supepvisom Henry O,, of Long Beach, and Luke AJ cadante, of Glen Cove, All apoke: briefly, commending the guest nbf &»mer-Postmaster penerai James "A*. . " ' .F .o rmer Musician Her-* nian\;Wedei sent a cablegram from Vollmer awarded the %lfe- *..*-v, ww.«**Mw**Me Mac sucon* ^ui .memoersnip and pQaque,.and Chair-honor on his successful admlnlstM? Iman Kell the purge to Che guest of **»"• - ' 'ihgnor, while'Exalted Ruler George the second successive year, Freepppt haa'yone over the top and ^exceebled its quota by a wide margin in the Nassau County Cancer Fund campaign. Mrs. benjamin J: Rei-ner,. village committee 'chalmian, announced today contributions had tp.taled $5,600, or 25Hper cent above of $4^400. She Added that had been , the first , Telegrams expreaalng regret.at their inability to accept invltaMons to attend were received from County] Executive J. Russd Sgrague," Barle F&ber, .president \of the Kiwanlslgram. W. Bems presented a bouquet of ?4 American beauty roses to-Mrs. darreau. ^.^ panclng closed the everUng's pro* Ray E. Clements . T&kea Over Control , _' Among ' the.; sihoerest wb^kerf for the ja^se : was t%red. W. Cattell; * 6- ye&r?p)d'aon [of; My./and Mrs. Btan-ly{ patte% 337 South Broqkside ave; ^red,' who suffered an attiack of in-fantile vparaj^sis. last su%nmer"f roin !Wl%i<ih ;he\has^ recovered, made* May models- of ahimaB which ne sold for '25J- 'cen't s- each ! to ^earh" - $'6-fbr- the wlth^ this Issue Ray. Cledienta of ^73 Archer st., Is solo owner and editor of THE LEADER; An bld-^me resident/ presldentHpf the Rotary Club and. kotlve In many ways In Freepor^; work, Mr. Clements Is anxious to have ,all i|Jie suggestions ;rou can f pp. the betterment ^f2 jW^ ' _ .31- Bbbets ^ » b/)xln^yg%oves% from the ; _...,._ Boxihg^pmmission which he Veixr habited: in a window- of ^nia /W?si Mprrlpk .store;: Bids were] taken on the \ gloves over; Radio ^Station WO^B aundajT and ^ .Jules Ma^oor ipffered^/the ^?)eat'' pric^.'ijfor them; (Continued on Page 4) \'V--'r^Norh(%:7n-•'•»:% %•-.','.:.'.".-.-•....-%: •*:•${.''^ We wiat to Ttoank the Merchao^ ?or their encouraging support !and( •--'»• • '•'•',:• ,'•• V '\.."' '"?"' 4*'-^' regret that Jack of spacp forced the of Advertising.. BTOBE ^KC'.L '\, ^ ^r,.,M\ ^ . ,_ _..,y — rema^ppen Suhdalir after the -other pharmacies . — • < port cloaca* "3 P. is FReebort 8^X163. , ^— ^^. ,.-.*, ww»aw**w****aa*@ secretary; Harold Rles, treasurere, and Mrs. Doris Allen* .recording sec" a ^ ^ _»,., ^_ ^-,—.. rbf jpfthb ^ of ZducatiiMi, was elected a sphpol trustee for,.his/ 10th three-year .itenn,..and. ECarold ;K -Pearson fpr,ihis fourth ih {,&» unoohteeted election, yesterday *m the Freejport- ^Slehool Dfdtrdct. pnlf[a small por-dph of tne 29? who reglatered went w • the pplb to vote dUe to, the lack. "f?:a oohtest. , " ' !. ' < .3?he 16*MW5t Jbudget i-waa -adopted-af; tlMLamiwarachool meeting Tuea- ^" night in the auditorium of. the —^ ""^ — - — gross MapkyigReyedeu . . *^ ' . -4 . \ Many Celebretqw * To Participate In Hospital Drive Show y .,,....* . /. .. One^of the biggest, events to h&t Nassau in recent years will .take place. in ...Frjeeport Tuesday night, May 13.. the occasion will be the big. "8ka%L.Night", show :to'^e pre-sented for the, benefltpf 4he South Nassau' OommunitleEr Hospital^-ex-pansion fund drive in the Grove Theatre^ ' ' •• .' ' ' T*Top "flight show 'people wm. per-form, -^nie-'llst of talent Includes Cab O&Uoway and his-prohestra, Vic Damone, singlng^atarf of stage, screen and television, fame; ,the,, :'aL;'..j«)2t*./ musical .;-co%hedy..;ls..ta T of - "Okla? Ray Heatkertbnt veraatile star : of ?%iusldal comedies, . band ; leader and ! singer, now at Oaife 6or ? piety %3iowntbwn; Eileen] iBa^n, night . plub ^ singer, an** th4» • gal . who - - Introllwed " *JIf I; knew You , Were / Oomi%' ' I*d?ye Baked a OakeJ* Matthews, Mra. Milton Eerie; knowh-in ' dhow? huainesA nw* " way 'a; Darling"; ] JiAx and .Tisx Mb?: : Sigh'School. — rw.Increased $7,000,._. ._,_, ._. .William Z;. Orevolserat to i»%U ^orescent fixtures to .i**" prq%e ^the lighting. ln\ some .pg-^ "" "^g ;of t^&e Columbus ay& scot,. additional gum 4a to. be. taken guiplug; so -the amount; tp 7 be •/(QORtlQued o%^ Page 4)/ ^v^"/ Oraiy, radios popular husband wife - .team; / Norman: Brb^enisQ&ire,,. /, announcer/ and} the]' Janette . • tt Broadway J Rocke**ea,Vall^ • \ girl \ 'chorus: frjom A^ton / ,Beye'p:fi:;,:\ ghow/' narlrZW^r, prodwer. .and;}"/ director of 'the show aimbunced to*. J' ' day. •;'•%-. -r^-^- •.'^^;=^!Ar ;' '. -. V ""-— • "7"? •• ^ZlZJZZl'r---'•'" :.'•'"vl:^ t-VV^/^ ±T7±^^^^^..J^^.-^,^!^§S M HgKW^^ IWB53@i%i^W^^ :.r^ '-^- . . ^ ^•^•?^ ^^T%;^'^'^^p.^^^^^^ r"S"'' ?(!^^ ;^^.v.4N«2;^^ 7«Jj^tLL:*LijJl\J'.^Vt2,t Jl%'*^.i»t :-^''/4v^y\%%*?%;4i%%
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.•visit of MM. Lena Baupert, the d^
trio* deputy, arfashibn \ dhow will be
staged Monday night at a meeting
. of \ Unity "Temple, Pythian Slaters,
In 'Pythian Ball. Members ; will
model; unusual spring and summer
by Carol
•Oreeil's. v .\ ,
. Mrs. Eatelle BJum is chairman of
the arrangements committee, and
: Mrs. ;Ann F^yvolen* chairman/ of the
refreshments committee. Mrs, Adele'
Goldstein^ most excellent chief, will
preside...;. -:•/,. -\'v\ /•" .,'. , ••••.-' '•
loan fund ^ _
Associatlbha: naa been _ _ _, ,
named/ The roll of, those who have
volunteered j their services" for the
causey lifted. : by Mra., ;plement
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Bouncy Castle wrote:Is that dried up waterfalls?
At Mammoth Hot Springs, a rarer kind of spring is born when the hot water ascends through the ancient limestone deposits of the area instead of the silica-rich lava flows of the hot springs common elsewhere in the park. The results are strikingly different and unique. They invoke a landscape that resembles a cave turned inside out, with its delicate features exposed for all to see. The flowing waters spill across the surface to sculpt magnificent travertine limestone terraces. As one early visitor described them, "No human architect ever designed such intricate fountains as these. The water trickles over the edges from one to another, blending them together with the effect of a frozen waterfall."
Water rises through the limestone, carrying high amounts of dissolved calcium carbonate. At the surface, carbon dioxide is released and calcium carbonate is deposited, forming travertine, the chalky white rock of the terraces. Due to the rapid rate of deposition, these features constantly and quickly change.
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Vermonters dump their drugs but not as much as in the pastBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | April 28,2013Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
Rutland County sheriffs deputies Kathryn Myhre and Scott Bigelow sort through outdated prescription drugs brought to the Diamond Run Mall for safe disposal Saturday.Angelo and Bessie Centini put some worries out of their minds and their medicine cabinet Saturday when they brought some bottles of unused prescriptions to a collection point at the Diamond Run Mall.
Its peace of mind, oh yeah, said Angelo Centini, 81.
The Mount Holly couple were two of the hundreds of people who visited 26 collection points around Vermont to drop off drugs that, for all manner of reasons, they did want or need any more.
The haul of pharmaceuticals ranging from inhalers and acid inhibitors to heart medication and powerful painkillers was collected by police for incineration by the Drug Enforcement Administration as part of Drug Take Back Day in Vermont.
Last year, police collected 3,405 pounds approaching two tons of prescription drugs during two drug take-back events.
In Rutland, about 100 pounds of pills were boxed up Saturday. Statewide, it was unclear how much the first collection of 2013 yielded, but police reported reduced collections at some locations.
Were not as busy as usual. Normally, we get a lot more than we have, said Barre Police Sgt. Hal Hayden, who reported that only a handful of customers had visited the department during Saturdays collection.
But the reason for the decline, Hayden said, was probably that the Barre department now collects unwanted pharmaceutical drugs on a daily basis.
We have a box here every day, 365 (days), he said.
In Brandon, the other collection point in Rutland County, collections are held only twice a year. But Brandon Police Lt. Rod Pulsifer said the number of people who visited the department Saturday was way down.
We only had about 10 people, he said. Thats very low compared to past years.
Still, those 10 people unloaded what Pulsifer estimated was about 10 pounds of unwanted medications.
Police and health officials have routinely staged collections in recent years as a way of keeping the pharmaceuticals normally flushed down toilets in the past from contaminating water systems.
They also want to keep potentially dangerous and addictive drugs out of the hands of children, drug dealers and others who would abuse them.
C.J. Frankiewicz of Clarendon said after having a wisdom tooth removed and a minor medical procedure in recent years, his doctors prescribed him Oxycodone painkillers which he never used.
Im sure I could make a lot of money selling them on the street, Frankiewicz joked. But Im just happy to have them out of my house.
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The 67-year-old, described by one church volunteer who saw her regularly as the "sweetest lady on the street," was nestled in her regular spot early Thursday when the unthinkable happened: A man came out of a nearby drug store, doused her with a flammable liquid and set her ablaze.
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Posted 23 May 2013 - 14:44
I know some of the bars around here don't even serve cheap stuff. Don't know about this situation, but it would give a bar justification to server 7 dollar shots instead of the usual 2.50 if its all name brand. I won't spend 7 on a shot of Smirnoff vodka but probably would for Sky if that was the only choice.
if people couldn't tell a difference, then why are they ordering the better stuff to begin with?
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I've had this at a bar in the UK. Went to the bar, ordered a cranberry and goose (a semi-decent vodka). When barman served it, he then went to the till before collecting money. I took a sip and said "Sorry, I said Grey Goose, not house vodka", "That is Grey Goose" he replied.
Took another sip, making sure to just be a sip - didn't want to "drink" it. "No, sorry, that's not Grey Goose", "It really is". I said no worries and said I'd leave it. Blah blah blah, there's more back and forth here including his manager...
Eventually the bar man said "Try just sipping a shot of Goose, see if it tastes like you think it should". The manager got really irate at him saying how dare he give drinks away. That's when I twigged, they'd been refilling the bottles with cheaper (tasted like own-brand vodka).
When the manager wouldn't allow this - I simply told them my suspicions and was asked to leave. Shoulda reported it to trading standards, but meh!
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I know, right!? It was astoundingly obvious!
I understand no-name labelled drink for value stuff would be hard to tell, but Goose for value, or something like JD, or Bombay, would just be obvious.
Flavour, texture, etc. For example a good vodka will be smooth like butter, almost flavourless, A cheap vodka will taste like paint thinner. Also, I tend to not get hangovers with better quality vodka.
so what define the 'premium-ness' of booze? certainly not the bottles...


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Regular meetups are held in the bay area – see the Facebook page and the Meetup.com page. There is also a New York meetup group (see the Facebook page) and more coming soon.
If you'd like to start a new meetup group, please sign up as a seasteading ambassador and contact us.
July – December 2013
Ephemerisle is a floating celebration of community, learning, art and seasteading.
We construct a floating city on the Sacramento River Delta and live on it for five days. Ephemerisle has elements of Burning Man in the early 1990s: a new adventure into an alien environment, with discoveries, adventures, and mishaps along the way.
There are no tickets, no central organizers, and no rangers to keep you safe.
We are pleased to have seasteading ambassador and Florida congressional candidate Gabriel Rothblatt as the guest speaker for this July's seasteading meetup. We hope to see Fiddler's Green Seasteading Meetups make a comeback, after a period of inactivity, thanks to Gabriel's initiation. Gabriel has brought enthusiasm and a compelling perspective to the ambassadors team – now he is using his campaign for Florida's 8th District (commonly known as the Space Coast) to spread many of the values of the core seasteading community.
While the Institute does not formally endorse political candidates, we are glad to provide Gabriel with a platform to draw much-needed attention to future technology and its impact on society. Born on the 100th anniversary of the man who invented the orbit-breaking rocket, and pioneered GPS and satellite communication, Gabriel had a childhood dream to be the first mayor of an orbital colony. For him, the closest realization of that dream today is becoming the Representative from the Space Coast. In a time when politicians are becoming increasingly short-sided, we see wisdom in Gabriel's plan to restore government as an investor in science and technology. His education agenda is based on the recognition that our current system is producing false expectations and a mismatch with the real-world economy, and that young people must be equipped with skills for jobs that may not exist yet.
Gabriel has experienced multiple systems of education, from home schooling to military academies. He has worked in industries ranging from factories to franchising. Gabriel has also maintained a marriage for over a decade, and has four kids. Supporting his family on a single income in a tough economy, Gabriel knows from personal experience what it takes to achieve the American dream in the new millennium.
"Seasteading, transhumanism, human longevity and the singularity are not concepts the general public are ready to comprehend. My presence in the political arena will force a discussion on these matters, and I have decided that I would rather loose and allow them better acknowledgement, than win by distancing myself. That being said I fully intend to win this election. By expressing my passionate understanding of the intended path of space colonization (which includes seasteading as a necessary precursor), I can swing enough points to push Bill Posey from office." – Gabriel Rothblatt, July 2013
Seasteaders and Ephemerislers are invited to gather for a potluck to celebrate the holiday season.
When: Sunday, December 8, 2013 – 9:00am until 11:30am
Where: Infinity Club Lounge, 333 Main Street, San Francisco, CA
The Seasteading Institute will provide light fare, coffee, tea, and mimosas, plus plates, cups, and utensils. We encourage attendees to bring a dish to share.
The Institute will give a brief update on its progress with The Floating City Project. We will share the latest seastead concept, along with insights about the market for residential seasteads, and the prospects for finding a suitable location in a host nation's territorial waters to develop the first seastead by the end of the decade.
Ephemerislers are invited to share success (and failure) stories of the growing festival, and inspire novel ideas for 2014.
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A Clinton-Biden switch can improve the odds of a Democratic victory at a time when economic conditions would make re-election difficult for any president. As secretary of state, Clinton has been associated with the part of the Obama administration that enjoys the highest approval. Just as important, she has not been associated with economic policy and could now provide the ticket with a fresh voice and sense of renewal on economic issues.
According to polls, Clinton has been the most admired woman in America for the past seven years. Much of the old hostility toward her has faded away, and what remains is a wide respect for her steadiness, perseverance, and intelligence. Recent surveys put her approval ratings in the high 60s, considerably higher than Biden or Obama himself. In fact, a Gallup poll earlier this year found that 45 percent of those who disapprove of Obama's performance viewed Clinton favorably. As was true in 2008, she continues to have more appeal than Obama among older, white voters, a group that turned sharply toward the Republicans in 2010.
The main value of bringing Clinton forward as vice president, however, would be to raise enthusiasm and voter turnout in the core constituencies of the Democratic Party. Clinton's strength among women, Latinos, and Jews could be of particular value in 2012.
One recent poll suggests that Hillary Clinton's bases of support could help Obama in a crucial state. According to a survey of voters in Florida by Suffolk University, Republicans would win the state with Marco Rubio as their vice-presidential nominee, but Obama would prevail by adding Clinton.
Of course, Clinton has said that she intends to step down from the State Department at the end of Obama's term and that she has no further intention of running for president. "I have made my contribution," she told NBC's Today show in October. "I'm very grateful I've had a chance to serve, but I think it's time for others to step up."
Referring to her 2008 primary race against Obama, she continued: "We had had a hard-fought election, and I wanted to beat him, and he ended up beating me. But he asked me to serve our country and him in his administration. Why? Because we both love our country. So I said yes." If Obama now asked her to join him as vice president, she might also say "yes," with much the same explanation.
The appeal of switching Biden's and Clinton's roles is that it would also show no disrespect to Biden, who chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee before becoming vice president. By all accounts, Biden has done a capable job, but he does not have anything approaching Clinton's electoral appeal.
Some may object that, despite the attractions of a switch, the choice of vice-presidential candidates doesn't affect the outcome of presidential elections. But that's not what the political-science literature on the subject suggests. In a 2010 study in Presidential Studies Quarterly, Bernard Grofman and Reuben Kline find that the choice of the vice president has limited but, as they say, "non-trivial effects" on voters' choices. At most, they detect a shift of only about 1 percent of the vote (though their model cannot capture voter-turnout effects). Still, several recent presidential elections have been decided by close margins. If Obama wins in 2012, it seems unlikely that he will win in a landslide. An extra 1 percent of the vote—tipping a state like Florida—could be decisive. Ask Al Gore.
There is also a longer-term consideration for the Democratic Party. If an Obama-Clinton ticket succeeds, it would position Clinton unambiguously to run for president in 2016. That may not just be in Clinton's interest. Because of losses in gubernatorial and congressional elections in 2010, the Democrats today do not have a deep bench of potential presidential candidates with ready-made appeal. The party's best shot in 2016 may well be with Clinton.
If Obama were to ask Clinton to run as vice president, they would need to work out her portfolio of responsibilities. Beginning with Gore, recent vice presidents have exercised far more influence than most of their predecessors, and Clinton would reasonably expect a significant role. There's no reason to think she couldn't resolve that with Obama; from all appearances, they've been able to work effectively together while she's been secretary of state.
But why should Clinton risk her reputation in what may seem like a chancy race in 2012? After all, if she just steps down from the State Department, she will not only have a respite from public demands but also the opportunity to position herself as the front-runner for 2016 regardless of what happens in 2012.
Unless Obama can prevail on her to join him on the ticket, Clinton may well decide that her best course is to return to private life. Anyone who has traveled as many miles as she has as secretary of state has a right to rest. But that is also a reason why her decision to run with Obama would be so well received among Democrats. Clinton doesn't need to do it, but if she does, she could make all the difference.
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Mon, 2011-11-07 17:29
FDR had three Vice Presidents so switching VPs isn't new territory. IIRC, Wallace was dumped in favor of Truman because Wallace was perceived as too liberal and combative.
I think Obama and Clinton complement each other's skills and personalities; it would be interesting to bring her into a closer orbit for domestic politics.
I dispute the argument that it would position her for a 2016 presidential run. Aside from George HW Bush, I can't think of any modern sitting VP who has become president (all arguments about hanging chads aside, Gore shouldn't been a shoe in and wasn't). I have a book at home entitled "Bland Ambition" about the history of Vice Presidents. It's a thoroughly mordant and morbid read. Moving Clinton to the VP slot would be powerful, yes, but would not set her up for 2016.
Tue, 2011-11-08 09:00
Some stupid ideas never die. Maybe it is because all the buzz is on the Republican side of the ledger some Democrats need to generate excitement on their side, but this isn't the way to do it. Hillary acolytes have been trying to pressure Obama to make Hillary his "Vice-President" for three and a half years and, wisely, he has resisted. I put the name of the office in quotes because what Hillary would expect is a co-Presidency, as Starr seems to admit when he discusses her expectations of enhanced responsibilities. If Hillary is seen as dragging Obama across the finish line, that will enhance her demands and no doubt Bill will expect an enhanced, if perhaps unofficial, portfolio. Whatever their virtues, the Clintons are nothing if not power hungry. The question of "who is in charge" will be constantly asked. Yes, she has been a decent Secretary of State, but she served in that position at Obama's discretion, the Vice-Presidency would be permanent. Much of the Administration's focus would also shift to making Hillary President in 2016. This would serve neither Obama nor the nation.
Hillary polls well, but so have past Secretaries of State. The moment she became a candidate the right-wing mudslingers would regenerate the (Bill and Hillary) Clinton scandal machine. While some of the allegations hurled against the Clintons were either inventions or small potatoes, there was enough that was real and we are only speaking of the past. Does anyone believe Bill has been faithful these past years? Maybe he has, but you can rest assured that if he hasn't and Republicans know it (and they probably do), it will become front page news. They will also try to dig up dirt on the contributors to the Clinton foundation and that may just be the tip of the iceberg. These are headaches Obama doesn't need.
President Obama, please keep Biden as VP and put this stupid idea to rest.
Tue, 2011-11-08 10:36
Too bad Hillary didn't win the nomination! This might be what this country needs to get back on track. Our sec'y of state is well versed and extremely intelligent. Maybe she can work with the other side of the aisle and win them over. I sure hope so!! Unfortunately, it doesn't matter who won the last election, our former president left this country is shambles and hideout, because he knows it.
Tue, 2011-11-08 11:19
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Tue, 2011-11-08 13:33
If you need any further proof of the demise of the Obama presidency, this article and its argument will suffice. No one, i mean no one, votes for vice presidents. If he were to do this, would his slogan be, "I am the one you were waiting for, but I had to add Hillary for full measure?" just silly.
Tue, 2011-11-08 14:29
I am predicting that Hillary Clinton will be the next Dem. Canditate for Pres. of the USA. The Dems. are going to see that Obama can not win another term and I believe they have allready been active behind the scenes to get the job done, one way or another, to Draft, Nominate, etc. Hillary for Pres.
I believe that Pres. Obama will not run for another term as he will have been offered such a high paying job that he can't turn it down. I also believe the Dems. will force him out one way or another.
You all watch and see!!
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I'm writing a blog entry and I want to illustrate it with a minute-long clip from a movie. Not a hugely popular blockbuster movie, but one you've probably heard of.
I uploaded the minute long video to YouTube, great, but then within a few hours I got a copyright notice rejection, and the video is auto-blocked worldwide as a result of the copyright holder's chosen default policy. (I can still see it in my account, which is nice of them.)
I'm not trying to be some copyright infringing monster, and IANAL, but I believe it should be kinda within my rights of fair use to "quote" a one minute segment of a movie as part of a larger blog entry. Unfortunately, I don't think this is possible with YouTube because their copyright detection system has gotten scarily good:
- YouTube Copyright Policy: Video Identification Tool
- Fun with YouTube's Audio Content ID System
- How YouTube thinks about copyright (TED talk)
We compare each upload against all the reference files in our database. This heat map is going to show you how the brain of this system works.
Here we can see the reference file being compared to the user generated content. The system compares every moment of one to the other to see if there's a match. This means we can identify a match even if the copy uses just a portion of the original file, plays it in slow motion, and has degraded audio or video.
The scale and speed of this system is truly breathtaking -- we're not just talking about a few videos, we're talking about over 100 years of video every day between new uploads and the legacy scans we regularly do across all of the content on the site. And when we compare those 100 years of video, we're comparing it against millions of reference files in our database. It'd be like 36,000 people staring at 36,000 monitors each and every day without as much as a coffee break.
I highly recommend watching the TED talk.
Anyway, I realize that I have been profoundly thoroughly defeated -- my one minute clip of the movie, that I want to use as an illustration in a blog post, can't survive on YouTube with this particular copyright holder's global block policy in place.
So: where can I host a video of what I believe to be a fair use 1 minute excerpt of a movie, without it constantly being at risk of being pulled?