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FREEPORT BALDWIN ROOSEVELT MERRICK
2 3 t h Year, N o . 52 F R E E P O R T , N. Y., THURSDAY. A P R I L 13, 1961 -©»•»• PRICE FIVE C l # r S P S B COPY
mUorial
Why Should Freeport's
Fabulous Waterfront Be
A Diamond In The Rough?
T h r b u s i i i e s s i i i e i i . Hportsiiii-ii nnd f i s l i c i n i e n r>f F r e e -
p o r t ' s wHlerfroiit have kinnvii loi- y e a r s thjil mir l u b i i l o ns
w a l i ' r f n m t is o u r g r e a l e s t n a t u r a l asset.
T h e y e x p r e s s e d tlieii- l'«ilh a n d belief liv iiivestini" liiin-c
b e d s 1)1" t h o u s a n d s of d o l l a r s in (heir v a r i o u s , r e s j x e l i ve
eiiteii)ri.ses.
F r e e [ ) o r l ' s bontiuj«, lishiuf^ a n d r e s l n i i r a n l I
a t t r a c t e d v i s i t o r s f r om every .stati> of Ihe u n i o n,
f r o u i foreign coui»tries.
F r e e p o r t ' s n ew Ma>'or, Hoberl .1. Sweeney,
l u g e I'ltrty u d n i i a i s t r a l j o n , have apfjoinled a
C.onuniltee which p r o n n s e s (o be \ i i y a i i i sc
s t a n d i n g of o u r walerCront.
It is r<nn(>rise<i of stieli rntn as .iolin H. ISlaek. KOIHTI
F u r o i a n , W i l l i am A h n i i s , (koi-ge ,liiekson, I'aiil l l i r i n l i e i t.
O d d Iviniz, S a l v n i o r c t l a l a l d o a n d T h o n j a s O'Siiaiighiu-ssy
T h e efforts cjf lliesj> men, h a c k e d hy Freepor-t l'ul)!ie
P>elalit»ns i)iri,'c(or ' f o n i I)eN'ine<'nzc> a n d liis i n i l i l i t i l y eoin-
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l e i t i l i e s have
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W a l e r f r o n t
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Dear Reader,
Have a Heart!
Joan Mustacchlo is m charming
girl who has a very sentimental feel­ing
about a treasured charm brace­let.
However, while singing in churelr
on Easter Sunday, she parked her.
car in the field In front of the
Acme Market on Sunrise Highway.
In her lap she had placed a charm
bracelet which contained many
sentimental .symbols.
Unfortunately, .she forgot the
loose bracelet and in getting out
of the car. It fell somewhere In
the parlting field.
Won't the finder plea."?!! have a
heart and return this charm brace-
Ic-l to Mi.s.s Joan MU-sLacchio. This
would make her one of the happie.st
girLs in the world because this .wnli-menlsd
trwusure cnnnot be replaced.
Therp'.«i also ji reward offered.
Contact Joan Mu.'slaechio at 105
New Yoric Ave, Prceport iMA 3-
0247'.
:HAMBEI! EXECUTIVES km
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PERSONAL
AFFAIRS
Mayor Robert J. Sweeney to
Seat Francis Musso as FFD Chief
Maj-or Robert J. Sweeney and the Village Board will officiate at the
Freep'irl Pire Department installation ceremonies on Saturday. April 29.
"l;iiiy;)r Sweeney will install Francis Mus-so as chief of the Freejjor!.
Fne Dejwrtment. The Installation ceremonies and Dinner-Dance will
he held at Carl Hoppl's in Baldwin. Chief Mu.-wo succeeds James Ryder,
' Benjamin Cooke will become the 1st Deputy and Patsy Cotigntila
tile and Deputy Chief. Deputy Chiefs will be installed by Villaee Ti'Ustees.
The Captains and ILieutenants will be installed by Assl. District Altorney
Edward Parrell.
Chief Bydcr will be installed as Second Battalion delegate. Fourteen
Wardens will EUSO be sworn in by Nas.sau County Pire Marshall peter
Lynch.
EDUCATION NOMINATE PAU
SAR60 FOR SCHOOL BOARD
•To advance the kind of educational program In the Freeport Public
Schools that is compatible with the needs and financial resources of the
community" as their slogan, the Taxpayers for Preeport Education have
tumnimously chosen Paul W. Garbo, 48 Lester Ave., Preeport, as candi­date
for trustee on the Preeport Board of Education to fill the un­expired
term of the late 1*0 P.
Glblyn. ! ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 3
A native of New York City, Mr.' ^M^ffifeT.^'^1
Garbo holds an academic degree m
well as two scientific degrees fromj
Columbia tTnlversltf. As a chemical
engineer, he has been engaged in
research and development activi­ties
for several leading US. Crnib
and has received more than 80
patents. Presently Mr. Garbo is.
Vice-President In charge of Re­search
for the General Cigar Co»i-pany.
Although his professional and
btisiness responslbillttes have' been
demanding and exacting, Mr. Gafbo
Ms found t t o e to exercise leader­ship
In commtmlty service. He has
been twice President of the Atlan-tice
South Civic Association .ana Is
thoroughly famlUar with public
ichool problems because of bis ao-
- fCoattoucd on rme ») PAUL GAKRO
Piotlire-^Wve shows (left to rlfht) JHaiTy Sitcor, Wnvpart VHamber
of Commeree Wrcctor and Miss Nassau PaKennt Halson officer: Bob
Murray, Nassau County Junior Clianiber of (;«mmerri. I'ageant Co­ordinator;
J. JVormaii I.crk, Presidenl vt Freeport f'liainlM»r of Com­merce;
MJeha«-l BUEZIO of the Junior Chamber of Coinmerci" who serves
as Pasraiit f^taging Officer and Bill /.imolka, PBgemit DIrrctor. This
was pari iif the group of reprrscnlatives of the Freeport Chamber of
Commerce and the Na.Hsau County Junior Chamber of Commeree who
met recently to complelr plan.s for the fiiln 1981 "Miss Niissau Pageant"
which wilt again be held in Freeport. iPholo by Oscar's Studio) •
Picture above shows Horace E.
DeLisser, founder and president of
the Personal Affairs Institute
(standing), pointing to the out­line
«f the national observance
plans for 1961 of "Personal Af-fiMrs
Month." Institute Vice-
President .Arthur L. Hodfes and
newspaperwoman Joyce Z^cker-man
study highlights of the pro­gram
at recent Press Pre-view
held at the Freeport Manor.
News Of Events Of
' B'nai Israel Sisterhciod
I spring Rummage Sale to be held
ion Monday, April 17 through Fri­day.
April 28 a t 89 South Grove St.,
Preeport. Sale Hours 9 to 5 daily
. Monday through Friday.
DRUGSTORE NOTICE
Coral Chemists, IM North Main
St., Freeport, will remain open late,
until 10 pM. this Sunday, April U.
All other drag' stores, which are
members of the Freeport Pharmscy
Association, close a t Z p.m. on 8nn-days.
The tel^hone nimlier of
Coral Chemlata is BIAyfalr 3-Z038.
CANDID
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
57 Applications Screened,
Six Recommended for Post
It wm antiounced by Hugh Erwin, President, Ihat on Tliursday
evening, April 6, the Preeport Board of Education met with and received
the report of the Professional Screening Committee concerning applicants
for the vacancy created by the retirement of Dr. John W. Dodd.
The report stated that a total of fifty-seven appltoations had been
received and screened, and recom- • •
mended the names of six of the
most qualified outstanding candi­dates.
At the suggestion of the Screening
Committee, the Board of Education
has agreed that the names of all
applicants will be kept conllden-tlal
not only as a matter of proper
procedure but also as a professional
courtesy and protection to all of
the men who applied.
As a part of the plan outlined In
January, the Board of Education will
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a PROGRAM PLANNED FOR
LOBSTER FESTIVAL WEEK
Guy Lombardo's East Point House
Chosen as Site of National Event
The Preeport Chamber of Commerce and the Freeport Merchants
Association ai'e two of the major organizations which are endorsing the
NationaJ 1/Obster Festival Week celebration which will be held in Preeport
beginning Monday. May 1.
Guy Lombardo's famous East Point House has been selected as the
headquarters of this national sum- •
mer season event. Guy Lombardo week's celebration.
and hL<i partners and associates, Preeport was officially designated
Charles Scandore and Peter DanzHo, as the site of this affair by the State
will serve as official hosts during the (Continued on Page 3)