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27tfc Tear, No. 20
MRS. H. M.. MASON
1 7 . FRAJJKEL AVE.
FREBPORT, H» Y.
Freeport's O r i g i n s ! OUIOIBI N e w s p a p er
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FRfeEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1962 »• PRICE FIVE CENTS PER COPY
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; JEAN' FlNNJERilN, [Co-C&atoittCR- of-; the-1962 - Freepprt'ilfepubllcan
'Campaign, nith New Ttttrk. State' As^embl; Speaker, JOSEPH F.
CARLINO, who is also R«pnbn««» Leader of Nassau -Connty.
freeport Republican Leader, Pster C. Kelly, announced that final
plans, for the 1962 campaign in Freeport have been completed, Julius
Mlntz and Laura Jean Finneran will serve as Co-chairmen.
Mr. Kelly also re'ported that the following have been named to the
executlve^4^appt^|^lCppnlttee: . p e a d ^ a i ^ i « t - B a r and. BUI Molloy;
f tlephpiie-iflUaC^^ Cullin Mad Martha Bweeney: - T A ^ :
FORCE: fboar to door workers) dialmian: Warren. Sehulwrt, staff
'''• tContlT'xosi on V&%m 4) "
iMILFRENGER^ HONORED
' Emil J. Freneer,'rietit, vice presUent and manager p( Meadow Brook
^^:ktlonaI Bank'8~ FVeeport Office cislebrated his 40th jrcar In ^anUnf
'the fitst of thts inoDth, Jin honor .of the occasion, hC'wns.presented a
Polaroid camera by Joseph B. BEcLees, Iert> executive vlc6 t>'esldent,
and Bennan F, Heesch, senior vio^ president in charge of personnel
administration. Mr. Freneer was; with the First National Banli &
Trust Co., of FteeiKirt «1ien tbat orcanizatlim merged with the First
National Jfsaiii. of lUterrick. in. 1949 to i o tm The Meadow- BTOD1I~
National Bank.
New fower Plant
Order Canicelled
New specif icafions To Be
Pcesehtra Next Week
. All iildflor a power plant sen*
eritto^ nnit were rejecied by Oie
VlUase Board-and the' prevtoiis-ly-
aniiiprlzed purchase of a
Nordberg unit /or tlie power
Plant. wM rescinded by nnanl-mous
vote of the Bvard at the
mectinji: of Angust 27,.
At thcu.saDi'e time, the Board
of Watein.and'llirht Commisslon-
-crs Vfas I n s t r u c t ^ ^ prepare new
jpcoificaUonS. These,^W4U:1M!^ lire-
E-WIDE EVENT
Qctla Pageant To Indude
Complete CotmnmjiM^tiistory
Let no one ever under-estlmate the'people of B^eeporti
They rate with the finest,wKfii It comes dowa^to a *ery special
event and that event is the Iflg 70th Analversasy oelehratlon of the
Village ol freeport. which will be held to October.
Pveeporters; are pjo»d of Uielr Village of tJieir cotomunlty heritaM.
This wBS'proven'the otlietmlghl; '
/heO'32 men and women, repre-bcnting
every faction, every section,
evei7 generation, every organiza­tion
and every way of life in Free-port,
gathered together at the Vll-lagc
Hall for the first big general
meeting of the Otflciiu 70th Anni-vcrsary
Ob6ery<(nce of ft'e^port.
•f tfie H^atA-^t Water and fJfffit J
CommLssionere; Jtiaa prepared, a I
deti^pcl answer to and analysis I
of a letter ot protest directed io
the Mayor and Board of Trustees
by "JBUUS Gerzof on August S
after the Board had previously
-voted to buy the Nordberg: unit.
Freeport's industry, business. 6o^
clal and service organizations audi
every type community entei-prlM
will be represented. ,
THE I^EADEB, the official news*
paper of the 70th.anniversary cele-iWaUon,
will prlat' 16/HlO special
Issues'.'t& commemorate- the, gala
.aw|*A ^4^4h^ Bpiurdi-i^Wtt*^' ji • ^ P * ceicbijaUofa. wi^t unipubteaiy 1 BitabiJ-lta TiW!""?™™!i»j^3l H i ll
G^OP Recruits Plan
"Get-Accjuaiiite#'
Party ©n Sept. 23
A "Get. Acqiifttottd" cocktad ,
party, featuring •'.. visits-^ by^. State
As^inUy' Speika- Josepli Carllno
iffia other top' Bepublicdn' candi­dates,
will be given by'the Ereeport
Cfaapter of Bepubllcah Itecrults oii
Sunday aftmtoon, Sept. 23,* &t .the
South Shore Yacht OluV.:— •
"A :generad Invitation to Freeport
3ronng=^people<5Tliet5«?^n->=18 and 3i.
who a^ejnlfee^teii -ki ipplltlosi akd^
in l i i e i t l i i ^ t h e candidates, hm been
extended Ijy John Eipargo,"PFesident.
of the Chapter.
OrlginaUy scheduled far this Sun­day,
the event has been postponed
a weekT^ to avoid conflict with the
traveling - schedules -of the candi­dates
w^o will^ be attending the
Btate Republican Convention in
Buffalo.
—In-addltlon. .jn Spfinker. CatUao,
County Judge Paul Kelly, Senator
Edward Speno, Congressman Rrank
(CWitJii'tted—On-'Pige 6) "
DRUG STORE NOTICE'
The Ciuutpn Pharmacy, 6 South
WUiitx '6t^ Freporti wlU remain open
late untU iO-fiMa. this Sunday, Sept.
16. An otiier i^rog stores which are
memiiers of the Fireeport Pharmacy
Assbdjm^'eto^ at-£ pan: oa'Bnn-'
days. The telephone nnlnber of the
Cannon PIjaRna4gr is FE 8-0041..
colorful page .its" e#r*^B®e"r'
n-eeport. Tt ..'iU include everything
frond a parade to a real old-time,
clam-diggers- hoe-down ~
Bahdttll Paric will, be the center
of acttyitles and also the location'of
'many tolorful exhibits and displays,j
'stories i i f v-'-'"'. , .iifuiMi.,,,, ^
J. Normah I,eck, Oeneral CtaahN
man, announced that all Fi°eeport
organizations .should contact tho
committee to assure theli' full repre*
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NASSAU LEADERS PIAN
f ORGET.ME NOI BAIL"
rlaniiiiig ifaeir rcBpeciive catnm\iiKc'a iiru^fam fur ^ijirug iBiAjud's
Tenth Annnal Forget-Me-Not Ball at the Garden City Hotel on
Oct'obei 20 'arei <I..to r.l Hon. Anthony Barblero of Elmont, Dinner
and'Prize Committee; Ctiarles BacUey, Jr., Esq., of Freeport, Becep-tion
Committee'; and. Hon. Danlfcl G. Albert of BocfcviUc Centre,
Prize Committee. Proceeds from the Ball will M donated to tho
tittited Cerebral Palsy T i ^ t m e n t Center in Boosevclt, h- i.
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