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2f«i«ear, K b i t 1MSEEP0RT, N. Y;^ THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1962 PRICE FIVE^ClNfSJ^R^GOinf
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WTZ CSPYRIOHT issi
^ ailo'NPW SDDIS TASn. SHOW, on
SALUTETO THE MEIIBEBS OP THE BAH, . . . (Particularly the BAB
A S S O G I A T I O N ' O P NASSAU COTOTTYJ . . . Ijast Thursday night your
^ p o r t e r s w i S a g u e s t of CHARLSS F. BUCKLBy. JB„ Presldeat of the
Nassau County.Bar Association, to attend the annual dlimw of this
. distinguished prDfesstonal sotlety at tha Garden City Hotel . . . The
tliree huge Oeorgian BoOms were paptced with the greatest legal talent
available . . ; The guest list.read like » "Who's Who" of ttie»world of
the bar and beijcli ': ; , atudded with the names of pi-ominfent jurists
and lawyers .-.^. "Nassau's highest Jurist, HON. MABC0S G. CJHBIST.
SupreEne Court Court Appellate Division, was pii^lnted a placiue and a
medallion hytJ^eBor^Asso. lor his djstingulshed.fieiivice.. . ; Anuuig the
proniiRent.r'lodaipli«fe who wem Resent were County
Court J i p B ! 3 & p i . ' T O a ^ ^ Court JDlklE MOXES" A. RiOBY.
Nissau SlUTOgate':JFDlDOE ji>HNB.|BENNS?rT, District Court JUDGE!
HAROLD P. STROHSON, ATrV.'JACk BUCKLEY, ATTY. MATTHEW
JULIUS MMTZ N
ORU)^S FAIR COMM.
^KfelJgScholarshlp'
Tharifes the Public
' Thi*^^ Peter C, Ke% saiolatWilp
Connnlteeis takes this opptjitunlty
to Duhlicly thank all' those resideits
of the viUag'^ who contributed to
the scholarship fund drive con-dupt<
sd'last Thursday by Preejiort
students.
It is "regretted tJiat the prtoted
donations receipts 'were not; re­ceived
in time for distribution to
avoid any confusion which might
have resulted. ^
: ImSt year more than 16,000,00 lu
Scholarships was awarded to deserv­ing
students' due tb the efforts of
this worOijr, 'annual vUlage-w^s
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toteJiiS5St0la&^1«WI5K^
.'pleaiaski'*'' Pliki HVesl
&pie Hoao%MB;rlH|i^ciia-^C.,:Christ'.«fJh,8 Appellate'Dlvtetoii-iol^ t h e ^
-;^5j?ew Y«rk-'eiajte''"B'op'i*n»'" Canrli' was •'awardea' the DfaOnsubhed ^
'fgert'lceMedaIl»iB.,j|r the ;Bar Association of Nassau County at Its
i;C3rda]iiiiiai dinner a t thfr-GaJ^en City Hotel, ThiirsOay evenine,
#May M. The tl^ree, Georgian Booms were fUlefl to capacity for the
f _»ll»lr.-;'*he,njpj«ir-dte an4.Jow*r dias were » Utei^I_'^ho's who" of
;;|fti|eJegal::;.prilteSliiBn, ;Wifiy;'!!'"Mgh,,,soveniaieiit offlo'iali—ana former -
. f'gDvernni^t otfielais werii-pfeseat.
•-^ii^",-In.tiie_»lH»ra ii!toto^^ G. Christ (center) Is shown -
? irf celwhig the ihedalion., On the .((sf t is Charles P. BncMey, fc, re-
;-tiring'pre8ldenflof:pje;'jBar'^^^c^tlon,:and on ;the;'right-is M. B n - ;
|;Joliih''I*reus^'wlii»;;iitoaiirt*ie|i(rt^ ' ' \ • i'"
;:|,-^ . Jfustioe;|Ctobtj^olic?iJiiefly--;foiW Carter-
\^6|ass,- Herh*rt;Hoo*«,-'illtTe4'.Eli;.iffliU». VAheti JSo^a, Ihomas^ E.
'^-iOewex,--0wlg,l>t '0i--'telaenhow^«ri :'il.?Bu9sel Spraiiie wid'^ Jiiitlce "
^/i'^Corjtland^AilMlnson.'are pravldna recfirienta of-the-awards. , \-
CtSiiiSS, ATTY. JACK COPraE. JUDGE.JSDWIN J. PREBDMAN, ATTY.
SOB HAftRI&, JtJDGE •OHAJEtUS C. MEHRMA^. PepUty^ Connty
Executive AlTYr^TOM Pp&'CfcLA , . .ATTY, j i k j i A ^ P | a | a j . . .
and CHARMS KBBN (Gwaranteed Title) . . ^Naskaii County, Mit&fi^
i a of Long Island can be justly proud of" Its jurists and-Its lawye^ J.'. 1
We thank' CHABIiES P. Btrc&llsy, JR., lor the honor of joining t h is
I'distlngutshid,group. '--,.-,;•;'.' . - . • « , ' l
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••-|;FEEiTO»T'§.;?fl>B;«^m||dlN •. -. ..tet;W#k;I»Oj«:;fhlWi.,6W_;poIIce f
'^ -j^fiicers,"- representing-'-2(10'tfolice' agencies-.In'the '.•State.'of'New 'lYoilc, -,'
/;r-oi;-NBw>-Yo%"-at-tte-i«lj%l!s''.HOteX oh Sact*if-''IjaItt-|n'-*»Ioiitlcdno, ;
\!vN.-Y:J-'-.-VV-4t-wasrgrgat'' -saia'-Freeport^ ''mA'S&&--WBt3i%' Si '.,
,,'-£SWElSNEy,'-,who attendia,;, i ;-A--ereayt honor?,wa»',|»at|l''to;|^5e*Iiort
t:-V"at ''tliisr'coBivention.wWch'.'represehls-SojOob JWHCB--oWlofera'- .'"l' 'i;fiee- '\
•'[I'lfiMceyVthibiiotentvJUioi'-anS'i^ •giWre-;as, iftwiaaiier :'f
-•'.;''oif^^the^New";Yofk;"'iS^te--'=5'oiilce: Conference,-'-w^'-Bqsir.-electta.'-intol-' '••
:•.• *ihojiay';to;serte"-as •Vieeii'rraiaeht. ^
nt«'nieiii1>eie8. of'the Rreepairt-Fhar
lilaciy Asjioclatlon close a t t Pj^n. on
Sundays, #he iMedilian Pharmacy
telephone niiiiEiber b F R 8-0OO1,
Pernard M. Ames
iSuest Speaker Af
rreeport Mjaffiper
BEENilE& M=,AMES
"Bernard --M.' -Ames,'- Pk^Ident' ;of
the-ColMihlan-Bronze 'Corp.; ad-.
Idtessed-'lihe 'ineiiib»8^''of 'Ifie^- Wrte-^
'poii IChanttBer' of' C^WnDeree'at'.flielr
regiilar 'Tiiiiitsday Innehion tneeting
•ww'-MSy -is -ftt-iSam-Ba*.:BfStawaiit
i»»V-lSadson,-;AveJ,':"f*eep«»rt. ./ ;•. \""'
•'- •;;'Mr.:.aiiie« *ij'l«8«iitfea; an' 'oatlthe'; of,
'tNe"4piral]iinff of CMlimhUn l^iizc,v
MSdsiiits.^-y':•'-,': •'['':- -^-s^Y-- ^'-••' •?
eratiim, tengas^ ifarotislii; Its. dlirl-jsiOiis,
;-in?%Rffi'-ttiaon^acifiire :of /liiar-'
lm<;'i^ectki^,'$rottttels;aJ^; wironilit
|i^^!<fnrnn^''ln':add{tl«n;to:-niai^
PIctnre«]iove shon!. Ootnnnr Npi=on A. Boclcefdier (left) €!0««»atw-iaiiof
Ally. JnUw Mlntz of Freeport^ on his aroolnixnent to serve as
a Couidssioner oh the Now York ^tsle World's Fair Commlsaion.
Assembly .Speaker Joseph F. Garllno afinounced his aiqtoliitntent
of Julius 1,. MhirtE ot=-Freeport to the recently expnded New York, State:
World's Fair Commisslcm. - / "^ .' . •
Mr.-Mint!!, 37, an attorney, businessman, j t ad rteeporb civic l^Tder,
iB a.World War D vetemn of the Ohlna-Burm/-lnd!a theatre
A former member of Freeport's —^ .
Zoning Board of Appeals, hC has
been active In charitable, education­al
and religious orBantzatlons in his
home (igmmuailty. /
Co-<il»airmkn ol the Peter C. Kelly
Seholar^iip Fund, a leader .hi Pree-i
^ r t ' s United Jewish Appeal and
Wdensutlon of Jewish Philanthropies,
Ms. Mlntz is arOiember of the B'nal,
B l l t h Justice ladge and the Nnssau
Lawyers Association." "
He is the owner of the Bert Sea-,
mail, Insurance Agency and real
estate directofvOf H'iU'ls Super Mar-
Keta.
TOP DEALERS TO EXHIBIT
AT ANTIQUE SHOW JUHE 3
More than "IS antli|ues dealers from all over New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut and as far away as Baltlmora will become gypsies for a day
and transform Preeport Municipal Stadiiun tnitt a Continental-typo Hea
^Market on gunday;Jime 3, for the First Annual Outdoor Antiques Show
and Sale for the benefit of thS.Preepdrt"^lilstorloal Museum:"'
• Among t h e thousands of Items far-;
jsalB from .tailboards of station -Wag­gons
cr blankets on the'grouad will
ibBohtsta&lng- examples-.of
and swdrdl'frbal the Civil 'Wai' era
and earlier,- •-,•.•.,,,•'.,--.".---.
I Theio Include a L^iwis-aMd;Xomfea
;of iiondon fuBy-e^pSA^fmuzjll*
IcKtder •deebrated. In' Q'erlijani- slaver,
4 :S7-calthre SpriiigfleW Xste -fceechf
icfe^er; in ^Ilrinfe cflnditidii,- 'An* 1880-
'cpndtioa, a low-number pre-ClvIl
War'muzzle leader ar^l an engrav-guns]
ed'trnltBd States Navy officer'.^
^aword w!"** tl*^.'''•^^'*<' eagle-head
handle circa. 1800 miade by N. P.
Ames Cutler of Springfield, all in -
trie'i conectlott of <J</cUla Moss ot
littte-Net*.:;: ,•'"-_; ^'"
'.-/other highlgHited items of interest