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27th Year, No. 12 imEEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY. JULY 19, J 962 -m' - PRICE FIVE CENTS P IE COP*
GUY LOMBARDO'S ADDS
BEAUTY TO EPH FLEET GOP CL
ANNUA
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The well-known restauranteurs Mid members of the east of
"Pamaise Istond" olficlally christen the iuMiry ferry "East Prtnter",
Standing left to right are Charles Seandore, Guy homWiriS,' 'Jo;*^
Clements; (tower) Peter DanzUlo, Cathy Gore, Debbie Andrade.
The "East Pointer" will be Used to sail diners from Gny Loni-bardo's
East Point House to "Paradise Island" at Jones Beach
Marine Theater.
VILLAGE BOARD^IANS^
COW MEADOW PURSUIT
At tlie open unectng of the Village Board on Monday night, July 17,
Mayor Robert J. Sweeney anhounoed that three new resolutions regard­ing
the aoqulsitton of Cow Meadow were ready to be put to a vote by
the Board. However, since they had not been . prepared In time for
•an advance announcement to the public, the Board decided to defer
the vot# until the next open aieet-
Ing,. to be held. on ^ AuBUst 20, at
which time any interested residents
of the VJUage may discuss the is­sue.
The resolutions on which the
Boa.rd will vote are: a resolutimi
" ButKorfiing"tSe' acquisition of thQ
land; a resolution, authorizing the
Issuance of ^l,88p,000 in serial
bonds, and $70,000 in capital n«f,es
for acquisition of .the land;- a res­olution
to call a special election to
Vote on approval of the bond and
I'apitaJ note rr solution.
Assuming a favorable vote Is giv­en
by the Board on these three
resoluSions, a special election c >i:Ul
, (Cpntinued on Page 7)
WINNERS OF BIG RACE
IN L I . MARATHON"
The Around Long Island J^irathon Association held its 4th annual
Victory dinner and dance, Sunday, July 16, at Guy Lombaidb's East
Point House, fVeeportf •
.J!_j&cK>rdJngL.t6 .Mis..Barbam-J.,WaliB< Chairman- of the -Victory Din­ner
and Danee, the attiendan<» was well over expectations.
Mayer Robert 3
First Deputy Chief Pat Cotig-;
nola of the Preeport Pire Dept.'
>told THE LEADER that a story
concerning the winner of the ex-"
;penBlve boat awarded by the
Weeport Fire Djept. at tlielr 4tii
M-.,iSu^' Ktrewojrks Show, whlclJl
•papers- was (xjmpleteiy false. ' ' '
He further said that be did not
;wln' the boat, that he did etiot
•authorize the story and did not-
Wlte the letter nor make the^
;statenjents which were printed in;
'the error-making newspaper. In
fact, he added, that he Is de-
[ntandtaejaj^WRisWon.
•ftje true alory oiT^'f wfimeir of;
the boat and his donation of It to.
:the United Fund of Preeport. was]
•printed in THE LEADER and the;
.'L. I. KEBMEL last week.
Freeport Republicans And Friends
Te Frolic At Point Lookout July 2 8
Preeport Republican Leader Peter C. Kelly and John J. MacDonald,
President of the Preeport ReipubUcan Club, announced that all plans
have been completed for the huge, annual Outlg of the Preeport PJe-publican
Club members and guests to be held on Sajurdny. July 28, at
the Hempstead Town Park at Point Lookout.
This is the annual blEtaight Ol I —
ttiB aumnwr season ol .this organl-I ajeat and suiprlaea. A leatwe..wlft
bers^ '
f As usual, this affair "attracts the
top political personalities from the
state, county and local level. Some
sources believe that Govertwr Nel­son
Rockefeller might Join As<!emb-ly
Speaker Josepih Cajpllno as a
surprise guest.
'•Itm general^:program ..Includes-many
games, prizes, and en Certain-control
television S6t,.i:a Tjortabia
television set and a transistor radio
to tliree lucky participants.
PoHoiwing are the names and
commietees of tihe 1962 outing:
General Ohairnuin, Robert J.
Rtaynor; Door Prizes, John Marrii;
Game Prfees, Ered and TUlle Hager,
Sosetella. I>!redsaU; Distribution of
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Sweeney was
th guesfof hohoi". The Bfeyor pre­sented
Ed Kottt of Anjertcan Wan,
Preeport with the trophy donated
by Harry Secoi^ of Bayvlew Phanw-acy
for the first IVeeport entry to
f i n i s h , .- • ; . ' • • •,
Next 3>ear tbe town of Preeport
.is_planning to award a perpetual
trophy ajqd a plaqite to be displayed
in the Village HaU Inscribed with
al tho • names o/ "the winnirs. '-
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Lyman Duryea
Discharged From
Doctors Hospital
One of the Freeport's more promi­nent
VIPs was discharged from
Doctors Hospital, Monday. July 18.
Lyman Duryea of 311 Park Ave.
was sufficiently recovered from sur­gery
to return to his summer home
at i948 South Grove St. He was ad­mitted
to the Doeto^ Hospital a
week earlier.
The proprietor of Duryear's Flower
Shop. 70 South Grove St., Lyman
Duryea Is widely known lor his
"Orchid ol the Week" Award which
Is presented each week to a person
who performs outstanding com­munity
sefvlee in the Eddie Va-sil
column to The Leader.
The Preeport civic leader is oo-orainator_
and.^chalnnwi. of M§
parch of Dimes of Nassau County
and a member of the board of the
Preeport Exchange Olub, the Elka
Lodge, and the Freeport Chamber
of Commerce.
Last year, at about the same time,
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DRUG STORE NOTICE
-Prledman's Pharmacy, 15 West
Sunrise Hwy., Freeport, will remain
open late, until 10 p^ this Sunday,
July 23. All other drug stores which
are members of the Preeport Phar­macy
Association close at 2 pjn. on
Sundays! The FMedman Pharmacy
tetepbone number. Is Hft 8-00O1.
MANNIE MESSING CITED
BY FREEPORT KIWANIS
Mr. Sfennle Illesslnff.^Ctoalrpan Of th# Freeport Park Comiuis-slon
Is shown above, reading a c|ta(loa to tlie.iiinemberB ol the Fre&i
port Ktwanfat Club conmendlng (lie Club'k'Wtstanding service Ut
the yontli of our emnmiulity. Mr. Joseph &lrli*iiser, Preaideiit ol
the lUwanls CInb stands by to receive this award from, the National
BecreaUon Association, Mr. laeon Webunan {left) was Chainnaa of
the Klmnnls Clnb's Annual Bermuda Night at which this award
was prese'nted.
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