The-Leader_1962-06-14

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fREEI»ORT CHAMBER
BiJI Martin Sr. Receives *
Ovafioii oh Actiye Return
Alter Recent Illness
•an-AUpnc-Presldeiit or the Free-port
ChaiMberof Conuneroe,;preslti-
*d over a well-attended luncheon-meetlag
at uie San-Bar Restaurant,
Thm'sctay attemoon.
^•^- /Mil Maitin'Siynreky af ttie Sauiii
aiiore F^eral'i wfiS weteomed on hi'
Return iaftar a projongectreciipera-lion.
frdm major sungery.
. Ed kotfcl, addx-fisslng the Ghamb-'i
as PresWent of the "Around Lojin
Island Marwtljon-T&ssoclatloni -Inc,"
reportert o» ttoe progress of the 41 h \
Sniiual Maraitjon baatlng ..classic,
to be held. July 11.
_ Touching briefly on the hlstciy
of ' this, now _JntEmBitlonraHy ac­claimed
marine' cMitest, Mr. Kotti
proudly reminded Chamber'mem­bers
that the: Mafathon began in
Preeport^}li;;i959. as a contest Be-t'vvEcn
local marin^ dealeis and has
8|r«&::attrfi^d"'«fitri^S..:tront' Citti':
:!il"i5S'hiHe tWs" njation-wide Interest
is centered- loyally, •Frdeport Is
further Bntoanc^ as the *boa|lng
• •?«&*', •• ;• ;:I»1ICE FIVE' ;GENf'S' PSH' COJPf'
REtY^INNIR
BREAKS RECORD
Board tcjMeef
Once a^onth
In Summer
Preeport restdehts are reminded
that there is only one open meet­ing
of the Village Board each
month during June, July, August
and September, and that is held
at the Municipal Building at 9 p.m.
oa the third Monday. The next open
meeting is June 18.
and fishing capital' cf'tlio isiast,'
conalndeB Mr. Kottl; -• «. •
Board of Education
Changes MeeHng
•The regular meeting of the Free-part
Board «f Education has *cen
changed from Wednesday, June 20
to Wednesday, June 2i, at «-50 p.m.
in (he Bourd Office at Freeport
High School, South Brookslde Ave.
LEGAL-EAGLES WELCOME
NEVr^RTMER TO FIRM
Northwest Asso.
Elects Officers
The following Kbrfchwest OiMc,
Association Offlows were eleoted at
vorsity; Vlsat-Presldeni, "tlr. Bfiormy
Orgel; Secretary, Joyce Bskell and
Treasurer, Ijesteir GuU*.
The- foHcreing Joined the Board
of Governors: Harold Held', 1962-63;
Warren Schubert, 4962-63 and John
Wark, 1962-63,
1962 Scholarship Dinner
(h^emHearlS!S:j^
Speaker Joseph Carlim
„«•!,** 1^^. ifABER iroes to press, a record-breaking attendance has'
gathewd at Can Hoppl's to Baldwin for the annual Peter C. KaUy
Scholarship Awai-d. > -
The hohored guest ol the evening, the Bon. Joseph P. CarUhof
Speaker ot the Hew York State Assembly, addressed the hundreds pf'
guests and the winners of the scholarship awards.
Prominent people from all fields of endeavor joined- with the cltl-
Eens of the community uj makine this affair another huge success.
Top New. "York State, County and local Republican leadprs wb'ra''
Recreation Dept.
Invites Youngsters
To Yankee Stadiunt
The Preeport Recreation Dept.
announced that it hias received
tickets to attend the Tankee - vs.
Minnesota jBasebaU Game at the
yankea Stadium on Wednesday;
June 21,
Preepott boys and girls, 12 to 16
years of §ge, who are interested in
attending, may sign up at theiEree-port
Recreation Dept., 46 M, Ocean
Ave.' . _.. '.' ';
There will be no ehajge for this
trip. Bus transportation and super­vision
wHl'Tie .provided.
Picture aA^ive shows Atty. Thomas P.' PoUtano (left) and FreejEKirt
Police Judge Charles C: Mehrmann (right), partners in the law fUnn
of Mehnnann & Polltano, .withi offices at 113 W. SunrUe Hwy., Free-portr-
welcoming Attf. Bernard Hall as a, partner In their law offitses,
Bernard'Hall Is 37 years old, married and the father of i'two
fshildren. He reicetved his B^helor of Arts degree frqm New ^York
Ifniversity, and his Bachelor of Ziaw "degree (r<im Brooklyn / Law
School, tie is a veleram at senriu with the United States Ansy.
'.-. <Photo by Bagti'teile^
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Five Freeport P.O.
Privers Honored
; At>t| ceremony in the, Ft«eport
Post Otttpe, Safe Driving Aiwaid
Oertlfitfates ajid pins were ftreseht^
to the foEowltw p o ^ ! ditvers;^
wniiam Ba'Aaitio?'2i years; Pranli'
Klernan, 19 years; maH Ahdei«on,
2 years; Rotoert Bums, 3"y«ars and
Ssriseft Muller. '2' years. • t,
" 'Presentaaon • ai these- .Ifatloifta^^
Safety^ Couneil .iSwards 'for ^ccl
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DRUG STORE NOTICE
Zipper's Pharmacy. S.? So. ixrove
SC, Freeport, wllij-emain open late
untii 10 ikJoi., this Sunday, June 11.
AH other drug store members of the
Freeport Pliarmaey Association close
at 'Z ip,ta'. on Snndays. Zipper's
'Pbaitaihey ielepliose number is
EE 8-9449. .' .
jtte^ent for this Preeport GOP'sponsored prolect which has already',
given' thousands of dollars worth of ocnolarships to deserving students
of the cO;nn)unity.
Peter C. iCeUy, Republican Leader of Preeport, who was responsiWa "
(or the start of^^ schQlarship program, served as official host. He ia
honorary Chairman "of^he Fund. •
Atty. Alan Vf. Vollmer served as Qcneral Chairman. Atty. Julius
L. MinU was the^J^nal.Chairman aiut-WiUlam Mblloy was tlie Ticket -
Chairman. )" '"--^ /
Samuel D, GerJjer is Treasurer of Ui^Peler C. KeUy Scholarship Fund;
(Oohitlnued on F ^ ? ia>
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