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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
OFFICIAL
ANNIVERSARY
NEWSPAPER
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27th Year, No. 33 FilEEPORT, N. v., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1962 » PRtCE FIVE CENTS PER COPY
h JANUAI^ FOR MARCH OF
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Corat^iKsetoiTO'Eine^ slgias ptoelamatlssn Atsignat-ing'JTaiiiiaTy/'
loeS^At?*2StIi Annlreiisai? AfareU of Dimes Month" In
Nassau Oounty.as IiTman-Duryea, County Coordinator for the X063
Mardh'of'Dimcsrlootis OR- ' . ' " ' '
yW"^'^ '^&m Developing Into Dynamic
Organization For Freeport
Another capacity crowd attended the FiSeeport CKamber
ofCommeroeEuncheon, held Dec. 6th at TaruUi's Restaurant.
•prindBal speaker Ray Keirnan, Village Purchasing Ajgenl,
gavp a very enlightening talk on the function of this most
-important department. . , ._: j . • •
The Freeport Chamber of Commefce,,»nder the progres­sive
leadership of Pres. Bill Allen and Vice-Presidents Roy
Gaceiatore, Lou Bloom,-Harry Secor-andUtheBoard-of Dijec-tors,.
is doing ah outstanding jolrof revitalizing and jprqmoting
.theibusiness andJunflustrial needs in;our;villa .;: ;'-i,
This Chamber is represented by leaders from every tjrpe
business including, some whd are National leaders in their
respective fields. They give free of their time and knowledge
with one objective and that is to make Fr6eport a better
Business Community.
We look for big things to develop through our Chamber
jn-the years-ahead and urge very business-and.'Tndustrial
Company-in Freeport to "join and-become an active-member.
Luncheon meetings are held every Thursday with each
member notified each week by niail p£ iQcation and speaker.
BE RONORE
Salvation Army
To Sponsor
Advisor Board
I Dinner For
- Bound Couple - • ' :
Geo. Fleckenstein
Back in Practice
Oeorga FlfiofeeiMitelln, widely-known
Iiong Island crimliml trial
lawyer, returned- to private practice
alter iicrvlng U. years as ^a:^au_
County Aist. District Atitomey.' He
The Advlsoi7 Board of the Freeport Sslvation Armjr la' sponibrinf
a Testimonial Dinner to Captain WHllant Nortl> and Mrs. North at tliD
EUcs Club on Jonuarr 16,1963. ; • •
Tills covriigeoBS and dedicated couple jwlll leaTE lor Kenya to -work
with t&e i>Und natives for the next five year!. . ' :?
Alice Fraser, Chalnnan of the Board, has invited Brigadier JNcwton "
and,Mrs. Newton, and a.speaker Irom SahattMi iy-niy Jltodqfarters. .;
Xbe partielp^lnir inemlierB of the Conamtttee are Mahel Etatthi, Eusi
JBIotaling, Burf Southard, Hubert Wells, Jokeph OerlyauseT,, Dr. George I
'Isenberg, Boljert^Setaade^and-pc. JnUna'Ifosncr. '..'",'','.•.'
It Is-hap«;d that Freeportvrs will attend 'and pay tribute to Uioa won- -f
derful people Who have endeared themselves to fVcoport. •
The Ser,vlee Clubti are endeavoring- to present Captain and .mra. . -,
Nortli with personal itcmi; that tliey will need Kenya, The I<'tre )
ITeparlmettt has g^racionsly contributed. Yhc members of the Freeport
LioUs Club have voted to attend the dinner in lieu of a rcevlar ineet-ing.
Other iPreeport organizations are cordially Invited.
CSiiristnias Movies To Be
Seen At Freeport library
The Decejnber Stay how of the
FreBport Memorial Utoary^wlll con­sist
of a film program. The films,
aifltaWe to elementBry age ehlldren
and younfar, will be "Ohrlstmas
-Customs- Bar And Near,"-"Christ­mas
miapsody," and,"ClJrJst«nas On
Grandfather's Farm." The prQgram
wU be held in the «brery, Deo.
16.at 10:30 a.ni: " -
Open Meeting Of Village
Board On December 17
» The next Open • Meeting of the
VlUaee Board will be held Monday,
Dec. 17, at » P.M. In the Confeiie.noe
Jtoom of. the Muniolftai BuUdJng,
There are_ no public hearings or bid
openings soheduledlor this meeting
or for the remainder of this year,
since the two ensuing Mondays fall
'on holiday eves and the Board-will
ijnofc lie iii isesslon. I'i
ATTY. GEORGE FLECKENSTEIN
Doctors Hospital Women
Sponsor A H R C Benefit
Corrado wlth_ law JjfliseS^a.tc.ifiaS-MerrlolE:
Rd.,'Massape4ua.
—^prior to being named as a prose­cutor
by District -Attcimey "granlc
CJulotta in 1951, George FIe<*(8n-stem
won a reputation as an .'out-,
standing criminal lawyer toy;ii8'Biic-cessful
handling of the defense im
some of Long Island's best-kiibwo
murder cases. During onfe\;pMlod
he had a record ran of 20 aci|«lttals
in criminal caseo. Be sminteihed
law ofSfieefi in-fVeepott
While Mr. Fleclcensteln Berred m
an ADA tn Nassau, he created m.
Thvialble reicord of cournflcBoriSr
as a trial prosecutor for t9be county.
George yieciccnstcin, who&e father
wias also a lawyer, attended Cornell
University, the Univ. of Rochester
and New Yorlc University Law
School.
Association ( o r . b ^ of BetarAia-f3ilIdr«a,~'9i^it!eK>Bdtmor« cl^
fer, benefited from proceediTot ^e-Chriatmas sale In the dlnlne"xooia
' of'Docton Bospftal,-Freeport on Uood^.' Diiq^yintr •oioe «t the
. - gale Iteipa ate (lefi.to right),.MDis. EmanBOtt.Bjw, J** Anton'.Mtfttcr.
~^*. - , < Jtunes X Byan of Baldwin. 4r ,
DRUG STORE NOTICE
' Chubbock'a Dntf Store', 39 South
iM^ln St, Freeport, will remain iipen
1^, ttntn 10 p,in. this Stmday, Dec.
'4$.- All oQter.^biV atet« memlMn of
'Uw Freeport Muumacy Assuoiail«B
xloM-at JS' V-w. <w Sandayn. Chub-
<t|ilA'» *eIe!*9Wt,^«"»aw to F& 9-
ERICAN^LEGION
BENEiK^iNllEDiXUNl)
Photo above elwwB (left to risht),. FasfCommaniders John' E. Carlin
-and WiUlata A. Snyder, of the WiUlain'CIbiton Btory Fust, Atnertcan
l^gim, pra(eiitla{rtbe;Mston-FoBVs |30a[\c6nb1butUiit ehecjt io tbe
iaei umted Fiud of Freeport.''''ftecelrJnK fhe donatloa is Edward U.
Voelker {extreme right), Frcsldcnt, ^nd John I. lacer, Treanirer of
the United f^iind of JE^eeport, Mr.'''To«ll(er reported tbat tbia amount
was fbM' fairtesi dngle cOfltribntiipn evar received from any social or
ffAtenuJ orfaniwUini. 'li
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