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BALDWIN ^MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
OFFICIAL
ANNIVERSARY
NEWSPAPER
ROOSEVELT
29th Yeair No;^^i6 ERllPOET. N, Y„ THUHSDAY. AWGUST 15. W63 PBICi: FIVE CENTS PER COPY
SEIi a^ENO^S ^RT
jPiclured pboye from Isft 'to rig%» B*» IStRS." FLOSElNrCT
S-TEflWEa «SIBEHA" ond MHS. EDWTAmB J. SPEND sKown
..jwhile checking «rt exhibils which w!e»e"^leiaturea durliig the
special Brrshovr, htM7»t Sea, Edwtufd J. SpeBO's" home Itet
Sunday. Apipiroxlmaltaly 400 people attended the special aSF"
exhibit and cackt&il patty. Sirena's paintings are slso exhibited
in the salon of. the Mermck Theatre.
BALDWIN TENNIS PROGRAM
ATTRACTS 370 YOUNfiSTERS
-Miss Jan Gebbia, Tennis Instructor, gives direction to
Michael Conway, in the Summer Tennis ~ Pros/ram, sponsored
jointly by the Baldwin Kiwanis'Club and the Baldwin School
District Recreation Department. Michael is one of 370 youngr-sters
who, have registered for tennis instructions this summer.
Looking.oa, (left to right); Mr. Chester D. Phipps. Presi­dent
of the Baldwin Klwanis Club and Mr. Kent G. ThomMu,
Recreation Supervisor for the Baldwin School District.
Fpeepdrt Awarded
Pedesffiari Saf efy
Gitati on By A A A
gPoFfKe ;sec6nCeBiisee«tim»§r
Freeport-rhas—earned a special
honor from the' American Auto­mobile
Association for its' record
of no pedestrian fatalities in Iftiit
A safety citation was awarded
"toThe coinmnnity "by judges in
the AAA's 24th annual pedestraan
safety appraisal program^ J. B.;
Grossley, vice-president of the
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The Dorfmans Aid_
'Washifigton Mafch'
On August ist, . 1983, the irst
meeting of the L.I. Coordinating
Cdmihitteo for the • ManSh on
Washington was held in Mineola.
I The march, scheduled fin: Au­gust
28, was called by- all the
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John G. Peterson
^"^^wid^sf Again -
County Executive Eugene H
Nickerson received 7-bids for the
construction of Eastern Parkway
—Cofnwell 'Avenue Drain, Bald­win,
from Milbum Creek" -jester
ly along Washington Place; north­erly
along Kastern Parkway'and
v/esterly along Cornwell Avenue.
A distance of approximately 1,750
feet The apparent low bid of |45,-
0.50 was submitted by J.C.P. Con­tracting
Corp, (JolHi C. Peterson).
The engineering estimate of cost
was $55,950.
All bids are beihg studied prior
.titJjojiitract award.
Freeport Tuna G!ub
Announces Winners
Tlie Freeport Tuna Club,-Inc.,
conducted their .Annual Bluefish
Derby on Saturday and Sunday,
<Aug.-10-and 11).
The winners were- Arthur
Bubchmann, with a_a_lb. 12 oz.
Blue, caught on his own boat
"Flying Carpet."
Second was Jack CharnJjer£
with a 7 lb. 8 oz. Blue.
On Sunday, August 11, Gil
Woemer brought Jnto Freeport 22
Tuna up to 30 lbs., caught eiglit
miles southeast of the Experi­mental
Buoy, from his boat
"Junee."
DRUG STORE NOTICE
The Atlantic Chemists, 179 Al-lanli
« Ave.. Freeport. will remain
open late until 10 'p^m. this Sun­day,
Aug. IS. All other drug stores
which axe members of Ihe Free^'
port Pharmacy Astociaiidh close
at 2 p.m. on Sundays.^ The Atlan­tic
Chemists telephone number is
FR 8>4676.
3 ; Pietuie _^d^^ FrankUn^j Rubi, pninmi the
DURYEA ORCHID CORSAGE, which was presealad by THE
LEADER to MRS. JOSEPH (Helen) HOLT (center) lor her
coroiheiidable community work espeelBlly .WUb_the Freeport
Band^and Orchestra Mothers' Club. Mrs. Carsten Vorh'^'-'- (riiiht)-
'smiles approvingly. The award•waB'-pKW»iilBd'it«>.qptdWt<i|||pi.
raising luncheon;for the benefit of the Friseport Histir^al
Museum. About SO women attended the affair which w«ibeM'|
in the garden of Ihe mufteum-''6n South Main St. —— ' ~'^T
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Real Indians Jit
Brookside ScliDol
Mrs. Lynne Jaffa shows some interested Utile Indians how
to make tom-toms, which are to be used in the BTOokside
School "Indian Week" celebration,
Left to right: Cynthia Del.Verne; John Griffin: Mrs. i:.ynne
Jaffe, Recreation Instructor and Lauren Fleischer,
- Brookside is one'^of seven Baldwin schot;! playgrounds which.
provide a supervised summer recreation program for youngsiertf
of school age. - ' >v.
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