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F:^::^^oR^• EJEI^DFCIAL LIH^.^HY
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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY
FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
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ANNIVERSARY
• NEWSPAPER
ROOSEVELT
27th Year, No. 29 F!!EEP0R1\ N. Y., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962 •• PRICE FIVE CENTS PER COPY
OFFIGALS OK Bi€
CHRISTMAS PARADE
UJIfrid 'I Allrn Fresidentr Frcepart Chamber of Commeroe, signs
contract for lib amnial Christmas 7d>jland Parade t«>_be held on
December 1. Kent Gr-Vhonison, f^rade Chairaiail. (left), and Roy
Cabciatore, Generftl Parade Chairman, smile appmvbigljr while at the
Breeze Restaurant. AH groups and mganlzationm nQsIiing ta enter
flaatik or participate in the Christmas Toyland Parade on December
1, sba^Id contact Chiiirjnan Kent O. ThoiuBon ^1 F,R JP-40<KWN— , n
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Patrolman Martin Cohdoh
Cited By Village Board
upon recommeiid'aiUoii of the Po-
'iice Depart!nfia.tr-Paft*oItnaii, Martin
Condon haa received a commenda­tion
from tHe Mayor and Baard. of
Trustees for "keen- poMoe dwty"
arising ' from his recent work in
recQyerttig (jwo^jStolen automobiles
and. ^Irrestlng live pej-sotiB In a
two-iiay period. "Itie Village i s for­tunate.
Indeed -to -ba-ve -men pf-tMs
caljbre In the PoUqe fouce," said
Mayor Sweeney.
Doctors Hospital
Medicos to Meet
A regular meeting of the medical
staff will be held-Monday—<11/19)
at 9 p,m. in the Lecture Boom of
Doctors Hospital, Preeport.
Dr. fcadore Shapird wUl lead ft
discussion on ^ the "Cerebral ¥as--
ciilar Insufficiency and Its Rela­tionship
to tlie Extra-cranial Ves­sels."
Ooclttails and a collation will fol­low
the meeting
OK SCHOOL BOND
$1,S49/MW ISSUE AVmORKESMAJOR
IMPROyEMENTS TO ATKINSON SOiOOt
^ e y for Master
Plan Wins Approval
Mayor Robert J. Sweeney has
been advised by wire from Albany
that -the Vlllftfe's application for
urban plannine assistance has been,
approved, and the development of &
-Master^-Plan-can get-anderw»y-lm^
mediately. *"
'xiie Master Plan, which will cost
aboul $44,000, will b[2 drawn by
Raymond and^May iMBociat«s, 4nd^
.aoeordlng-'ttfTT" RlchamJ^i'of Euraato,
chairman of the Planning Board.
With the approval of the apjilica-tion
for assistance, the cost of the
plan""wlll be divided lassne- the
"Federal government, which pays
two-thirds, the State and the Vil­lage,
which will pay one-sixth each.
The Master Plan will be a com­prehensive
stu% of the Village as
It Is today—populaUon, zoning, eco-nomlM,
facliities and so on. trpon
its completion; Village planners wlU
know whether to prooeefl' ^ith
tffbon Beiiewal and what programs
to 'SdJJpt
West Seaman Ave., into a perma­nent
Ith grade center. It also per­mits
the acquisition of land and-the
constiuotlon of ^a new 20-room
.elementaig.-,school ildiflcent--tO- the uphe^ present rate la |4.B8.
AtMnson School.
Clifton Smith, President of the
Preeport Board of Education, ex-iffiea^&
d. bia ii.ppreciA't4nn, -. o t,. ,Uu
in the finest standards of education.
The plan had ,been previously ap­proved
by the New York State
Dept. o* Bduoatlon. Present plans
have set September 1964 as the
oompletion date of the project.
Freeport Bowling Program
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Geoise Bennett Smiilii EEt- Yxntli Arllilties dhaiman^ has esUniaf«d tliat the Freq^ort Elha Bowl-bir'^
bgnua irtb reach an ^timatedl tOjm yomiBSteni betoeen &e ages at ?-M ftmm. TOe iini«i»in is
ctt^ucteA in. con|aiu!tiott"wltb «ie Village «« WteBpori. Uw Preepwrt Bowl^ anA the Ifceepoft^ Lodge
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, r SSctuei-al «pciiliig eowniMiIei at as,tm^ort Bowl necntir « « : MninQr MeMing, Pailc' Conmfs-iiaiwvtri
»a iimba, id m BIfa wi4. Becresttonal matt, SDO^MU SBvemia^ Bmtam Bvfiler, Mmsm
;>ftiaett.Swe«MS]f,En4tecl f i l l e r Jmk Oninii, 2r. «f ^i» WmtdottttoSi^ o^^Bm, mMaMj^^amtJmn
Preeport School District residents voted approval of_tl)e $1,540,000
bond issue on Tuesday by a majority of 208, TMs issue attracted 2,384
votes, 1,288 in favor and 1,078 opposed^ A majority vote was requh-ed
lor passage.
The approved proposal authorizes the conversion of the Carolina
Atkinsan Elementary School on.
The approval pi this bond-issue,
will be reflected In' the tax rata
by an increase of slightly more than
8c par $100 of assessed valuation.
Mr. Smith reminded the public
that the state is paying $600,000 of
,thc project's total cost. The new
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We "echbdrot'l-oinorfow" which
will bR on display at the World's
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Pull details "' and architects
sketches will be printed i.t TBS
JJBADER, • •
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DRUG STORE NOTIGB
Chubbiicbs Drng Store, 29 South
Main St., Preeport, will remain open
late, imtn 10 p.m. this Sunday, Nov,
IB.. All, other drag store members^J.
the Freepirl Phaimaay AsTOCI»«oH
close at Z p^m. oh Sundays. Chub-buck's
telephone number Is PR 9-
3338. ^—^:i_
Freeport Senior Hii^
iPTA Meeting On Nov. 19
There will be a General Member­ship
Meeting of the FSreeport Senior
High School P.TA., on Monday.
Nov. 18, at 8:30 In the Hlfh School
Auditorium. "
• The Program wHi he Fitness
Through Physical Bduatlon.
CREEKS HAD A WORD FOR IT
^SO-DOES JUDGE PAUt KEUX
..Dynamic Youth'Snpporter, The Hon. Paul Kelly, Nassau County-
Court Jndge, Congratulates Bev. Vlcbolas Magonllas as' Splrllnal
'Advisor to St, Paul's Greek Orthodox Youth of America, (G. O. T. A.),'
Hempstead Chapter for the chapter's ontsUndlng achievements
both' rellgionsty and socially. The abdre took place In St. Paul's
Audltotlnni during O.O.Y.A.'s annual^ dance. (Judge FanI Kelly is
a-scholar of ancient Greek)/
Fboto above shomi (left to rigbt): Sotlrios Caohnles, Vice Fres.
of Board of I n u t e a ; Judge TnnH Kelly; <,BeT. Ntcbobts jaagoiillsv,
and BSatheir Kakli(, VicePrH. of St. fatU'B G.0.T.A,
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