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FREEPOKT BALDWIN
28th Year, No, 6^
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FREEPORti
OFFICIAL
ANNIVERSARY
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PREEPQRT, N. ¥., THUPSJ>«. JUNfe 6,1963.
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LEADEH'S DIGEST . . . Was, there a shameful "hangfag" In
Fieeport this week? An uncbnfirmed report reached this <iesk
thai "Helen" of the PHEEPOHT BLUE PRINT CO. (Brooklyn
Ave.) witnessed a sickening sigljt of a 17 year old boy hanging
a pigeon right in the heart of the Village (Alert Freeport cops
appeared within minutes and took the punk away. He's re-poried
as also being wanted in conne6tidn<--caz theft) . . . EAST
POINT HOUSE Mailre D' BUDDY SANIES completing plans
for Jhe annual MISS OMIVEBSE BEAUTY PAQEAlCr which
will bo held at GUY LOMBAHDO'S MARIIIB DECK.this Sat-.
. urdiy nite-;i(J«ne fl). BaMwin% JOHN aUSSElLioWEtL, Jhe^
.: »ew./;?lortnz Zt>3jeld."s;«Saai handles'the: .prt>dttoiion;>Yoi&
l:tiSSfiP*^'r,smll'niisl|«i«Mp'^»'l^f^^
I "•r:;," JdJB'T?iSIUfB;-Syn*mlc;own^^^ (Mim-^
7 faclurei on N.Maln St. Freeport) celeJbi^Bliag new big contracts
! with4wo nationally-Imowm merchandising chains . .-, That very
I - successful <^!»mmi»imon_;Brea|i:fas% ?it: feiardeii City Hotel which
attracted some of the "inosl prominent Catholics in the County
(Judge Mario PitJonL etc.) was arranged, by,dynamic'TOMMY
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Freepoijf Tuna Cliib
Nlaitiet^^irthersjof
ecl;Pass Derby
The Freeportj^una Glub, toe,
conducted; thfeirl Annual Striped
BassTDerby oii^^unelst and June
2 n d . ' - •;•!'):« :.: ,. ••:.;•:.;.
t h e winpenTfl^as Claude Jenkins !
with a 48 l6.: ?,?azftStriped.,Sass
caught;, :ftn;,ihtj:' -'^boSt •"EipUdB.'*'
•'CommgvW;infcwyLrJolmA'^&U8^-
:with.a.4t:ikr.-Striped .Bassv^ta^^
LWiU.i:be.|iwar^ea.,,fep5,ia^gp§^:sl.
'Ihe/Juhe.lS" meeting. '. ' " 'f'
Mayor Buys First
Tlx from Civics
WINNERS OF CHURCH
^RT EXHIBIT NAMED
Picture above shows ^ Fred
Fenrlola (left), PiSsldent'of the
. Npiiheast' _',??W<Ptn. ^•A^O'" /,. P'^"
senting-tbe- iizst; tickets of U>e
aBsoclation's annttal dinner' to
Mayor-Boherl_J. Sweeney. T h r
agair^airili^ held Juwe-7-at the
Valley Stream Park Inn.
'— picture above shows' Rev. Robert H. Pierce (left)' of Ifae
Church of the Transfiguration, Freeport. (EOnpratulatingPoUy
Cochron of Baldwin (3rd Place Winner), John Velea ol freeiport
(2nd Prize Winner) and Barry Feldman of Freeport, let' Prize
winner, after the judging of^ihe recent^arf iboiiriBiionsored by
the women's organization of the church," (Photo by Bagatelle).
School Board to
Meet Tiifes. June M
Next Meeting of" Freeport
School Board will be held at 6: l i
P.M. on Tuesday, June 11, in the
Board Room o£ Freeport High
School.
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Chubbuks Drug Store. 39 South
Main St., Freeport, will remain
opan late, until 10 p.m, this Sun­day,
June 9.-An other drug storo
nienibers„of the Freeport'Phar-tnacy
Association, close, at. j2 p.in.
op Siindays. Chubjbtik's teleph(»»»
number is FH 9-3333.
Pifetfired above ar4 tfroiii. loft .'to' right) MBrJorie "faylori
Beverly Giil and Gar Gwtlman (extreme right) shown receiviag
last minute instructions from William ''X^ Ashley, Chairman of
the Selection Committee of the Peter G. Kelly Scholarship Fund,'
prior to. the start of the door-lo-door campaign to r«ise funds.
The "drive for 'dollars is. planned la enable 10 boys and frirls io
receive college scholarships. This is an annual community-wide
project. ' (Photo by Bagatelle)
POLICE WIN OFFICIAL
PRAISE IN CATCHING
FREEPORT ^UNiLIN|EI&^
Ed _Mill.er,^B^ Nieollnltr*
And Joe Reed Are Citefcl
By Mayor'And Trustees
Three Freeport policement "have earned" commendati'jiv^rom
the Village Board iof their roles In disarming and cajpturihg a
man who is alleged to have threatened an acquaintance'with a gun.
The praise went to Patrolmen Edward Miller, Benedcto Nicohrio
sn'cl Joseph Eeed.
muier had been assigned to check a complaint that there was
a man .with a gun outside tlte premises at 52 RusseU -Place the
evening V May 21. When Miller asked if he was armed, the sus­pect
denied it, but after noticing _a bulge in his right jacket pocket
the patrolman took a gun from him. The stranger ran east on RusseU
Place, with Miller after him. About 60 feet east, Miller fell on an
uneven .sidewalk md was unable to catch the fugitive.
Nicoliho, assigned to help, took Canine Corps Mike with hira
tracking the suspect through backyards. A radio message from head­quarters
to his car informed him that a man-had been seen going '
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