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yeaijvNo. 39^,,- .. FREEPOHT, N. Y, 'mURSl>AY, JANUARY„24, 1963 >• PRICE FtVE CENTS PER COP*
Pictured above from left to right are Dr. David P. Jaxhelmer, Sec­retary;
EDWAKB • H. DENHOFF. Jst VJce-Pres.; DR. PHIUP
BLOOM, Pres.:. IVILEIAJM M. VOGT.^gnd VJce-Prts. and KATT-MOND
KEIItNAN, .Financial Secretary «I tbe FVeeport -Eschan^
Club. Tlie^'p^ioto was riafc.cn dodne Installation. «eremoiiieavb»ld on
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Waiiam J. NoU Elected
^To High Office In County
Building Inspectors Asso.
Wililnm J. NoU, SUpt. of the Free-
:port Building Dept., has been, hon-
"oied by his fellow professionals, who
Iiave eleci»d him Becretary of tho
., Building Inspectors' Association of
Nassau Ck>unty^ He will .be Installed
iat a gala dinner on January 31.
Mayor Sweeney '
in WGBB Broadcast
l^layoi*'Robert .J. Sweenes will give
a "Report to tlie People" on Sundoy,
Jan. 27, on the WGBB progrBtn
"Supervisor Speaks," broadcast over
Frceport's owiTr^dlo station at 12:1&
P.M. All Preeporters should be In­terested
In the Mayor's report on
current Village ma<|ters affecting all
residents, and are urged to tune Ui
to WGBB, 1Z40 On the dial.
Ed FarreU States Election
Challenge To Bob Sweeney
JOHN MARRA
APPOINTED TO
VILLAGE POST
More tlian 100 Freeportcrs who attended Monday night's Open
Meeting of the Village Board might be forgiven for thinking they had
scumbled-lnto a polltlcnl-campalgii meeting when the subject ot two*
year versus four-year terms was raised from the floor.
Edward J. Parrell brought the matter up when Mayor Robert S.
Sweeney recognized iiim during the '
discussion session following com­pletion
of agendo matters. Mr, Far­reU
said, that Village Party incum­bents
had run on a platfoim in
whicli the matter of a two-yeat
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John S. Marra, an cx-Flre Chief
and a VUIage employee for-more
than ^2'yfars,>ao4''C^ren{ly Store^iri
Iceepex-jln tha'UnvDep^i
'W8«'^ft>rjjStedl-W •a^i
Board of IVu^tees, upon the recom
mendatipn of the Board 'Of Sewer
and Sanitation Oontmissfoners, to
the position of Supt. of ^nitatlon
and Garage, effective jantiaty 26.
He succeeds Albert Ferti)natOt''WIto
has resigned.
FVed Fraokel, currently a mmber
of the department, was-aEspolnted
as Assistant Supt. of Banftetton and
Gai-age, also effective Jcinuary 25.
Joseph Manz, currency Pailcing
Meter Service Ma», wUl succeed
Marra as Storekeeper.
JUDGE m^XIHStldP
iParlt Commission And Associates
IHonor Kent Thomson At Dinii#
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The. beavtltol DDBTEA. OBCHID AWARD is pttvoiUA.M-kjnofaijUfua ot-i^pnUtcmwcnlUoB and
appreciation of-commendable «*r!ce In the commimity.'Thls week we honor KENX'-^CRpMSOI* Jflw*
iws scrTedthe'VUIage so loyaUy'and efficiently aa^QBtvttb^'OecrnUiULjtepUWfoir^i^i'^ieBtTbBm--^^^
ion has.submitted his reslKiiatlon to accept'a p(HdUoti.a>!;iind>«r tbe KeeM»Ooii\Dq>t.^f_4lMi Town of'
iiempalcad..I«a).FMday Ugbt, the members of iba s1^jft»t-P»)*::Oaxiaaii»itm^»M'iibtir^»»^^
'-iionored'Mr.-and M».*Kent Thomson i t a speetel .>dtwier<'jPBrty heid{-«t'tbe g«»''B»B«»e'JB««t«BM^-,'
ViitaM aliDve^ t^kea at the affair, shoin (lett liojxigbti:JKD'€Xi9SBa,i^iipt..«I'Va*lu «ikd 8t*^B^
PBANK J. surra,- 1 * * Commissioner; MI^.-fDNA iCOXXf,-^C^SU^mUai »«f^(*e*(yrj:; 'MAIWIB^-
MESSING. Ohabnian JBl the tWi. 'ComJSrfsalMit. UBS.-KEIfT ita^aSlllfi^,^XgHV>r'^!tKmaotff':f^-
SJUi'cATAUH). FaA C»mmissim>er. '' ' " -' ' ,. 'V~v-J
Picture above sliows (Icft)Atty.'SVUIlam J. Deeley, Jr., receiving tho ._
gUvil, as the symbol of the 1963 presidency of the NassaaSUatTyers'
Association/from installing officer Judge Paul Kelly. Freeport Po­lice
Judge Edwin'J. Freedman (center)_ out-going president, smites
approvingly. Judge Kelly Is also a former president of this very
active organization.
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR
PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN
' -WUllam A. Parker, Director of Preeport^Adult Education, announced
that the 1963 Spring Semester Program,will include a special course in
the Writing of Publicity Releases for Newspaper Publication and Eadlo
. The courie wiU start on Thursday, January ai, 'and be held every
ThuiBday night for six weeks f^m 8 to 10 >m. In the new Freeport
High School on South Brookslde" Ave. .,,',..
It is rc^muested that aU organizations who-plan to send publicity
"chahroen M rcpteseiitatiVes to these classes, and aU others-who^
wish to attend, register, immediately because it Is, intended that cla^
,ine<nbersliip be kept at* a smaU number for best results.
- BsgBtratlon wDl'. start on January 22 at the Freeport Senior High
recbool. Contact the Adult Education Dtpt. open daUy and Tuesday an^
..>rhutt4»jf/;evcning*i^.ie .registration fee for'-Proeport residents Is W
' "and 'iof -^n-rcsidftqiis I&; ' ' - ' t ^li
.' ^^jiii^^A. VasU, veteran newspapermoji wW Managing Editor, wiu
<MXQdVic(~ttM»-I>iil>lictty'Vriting'claMe$. .' ,