The-Leader_1963-09-19

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NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
• OFFICIAL
ANNIVERSARY
• NEWSPAPER
2ath Year, N0.-2I tiEEPOHT, N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1963
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PRICE: FIVE-CENTS"PEHrCOPV
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• A charming couple who know ladies' sportswew in its finest,
you'll find In Buth and Walter Green, of Carol Green's, at 80- South
Main Street in Freeport. r-^ ' '-• *;'•;;••.;,• / o •....':"-;•.•;• ;•.•'.' '
; At the shop for over four yearsr their main interest is in
cldthing ladies in smart sports attire. They feature all of the famous
nafional brands, and are auth­or
izedi agents lor the outstanding
Pendeltcm .lipe of. garments,
Prioud Jjarents of two^hlldl'en,
Andrea, IS, a student at Calhoun
High_School, and Larry, 12, at­tending
Merrj'ck Ave. Junior BHgh
School, the 'Greeiis take a per­sonal
interest in each person eii-
-tenng their shopr . .
Walter is a leader of local pdni-mCinitjf-
affairs, being^acti've; in" the'
Chamber of Gonunerce,:. the Mer­chant's
Association, a member of
the; Merrick Jewish' Center, and
the Men's Club of th«! Center,* and
theJlbcchange iClub .of Freeport. ••
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4" Samuel B. • G#ber,r'Mdely-Known: PreeportL Repiibllcan and
long-tinie resident, waS unanimously dected as Executive Commit­teeman
by the Preeppft Repuijl|c9n'" Committeemen, at their or-'
g&faizBtion .meeting last:';weekl;;'f. .,-;;'/•?-•;•, .'> - j . . - ' ; •"_ '
J; "This will be Mr. Gerbef'5,3rd terni/in .this oMc^
serves as Freeport GOP Co- '
Leader with _ Leader Peter 'C.
Kelly. Sam Gerber also serves a.>5
Acting "Leader when Mr. Kelly
is put-of-town.
Sam Gerber has been a resident
of Frqeport nearly a half-century.
H^ his gaine'd legions of friends
arid followers not only because of
his; capable, loyal and^dependable
service" in politics and civic pro-
•grams but„ also' because he. has
become a Memorial Day legend.
Diuring the past 30 years," Samuel
Da'^d Gerber has served as the
Grand Marshal of the very co.lot-ful'aAd
traditional Memorial i)ay
Parade which attracts-hundreds,
of participants and thousands ol
-spectatoKf. - . , .. . ' .._
- -Mri' Gerber serves as Depu^
SAMUEXr V, UUUJbH
Commissioner of Jurors in Nasr
sau County.
Sociity
Plans All Exhibi
Seh001 Board To
Change Meeting To
Thursday, Sept. 26
School Board President, Cliftcih
B. Smith, announced that the spt?-
cial meeting of the School Board,
originally scheduled for Tuesday,
September 24, had been chan/lod
to Thuisday. September 26, ai
8:15 p.m. in the Board Room at
Freepoi-t High School.
Long Island Trust Co.
And, Bridgehampton Bank
The plan-to merge The'-ES'sdgt'
hfsmjjton.National Bank of Bridgc-liampton,
N. Y., into the Long
Inland Trust Company has bt-en
c.qncelled hy muluaj consent, ac­cording
to an announcement made
ay Frederick Hainfeld Jr., and
Merton Tyndall, presidents of the
respective banks^' •
As a result of this decision, the
special stockholder meetings of
both bankspset-for September 17,
1063, were cancelled.
Joe VanBlerck _
Addresses Kiwanis
„ Robert CaldierO, president; re.-
ported that the guest speaker at
'last weeks Preeport KiwattiMneet-^,
iiigWafi JoseplL!^
VanJBlerck showed a film deplct-
•ing^th* :most:interesting sloty"''or
the rCpnstr.ucti6n^of-4he-P3M09-at-
•OieTllco;PJlant.,"i;^~.-. , . • --'••-•. 7:.
' SPrior.;- 'tQ^__tbe: .'film,;- Mr. "Van
Blerck toid everyone of. his close
.association'with-the design of the:
PT-109, dating; back-, over twenly
years; and - of its . invaluable-yer^
sa'tility in, communication, trans­portation;
strafinr and torpedo-injg.
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: • A • Bo^rd of •Dirfctors meeting,
followed thfe regular meeting.
The Freeport Club is planning j
.a- "Haward Lawr£3ic«; Night" to I
honor Mr. Lawj-ence's twenty-five,
years in association with the Free-,
p'ai-t Kiwanis. I
- READY OUTDOOR ART: (Loft to right) Mrs. WilliBm Ka-land
of the Freeport Historical Society assists committee inam>,
bars Mrs. Dorothy Bedell and MxB..I}oroiliy Bryan in choosing -
'Snd hanging their painilnss in the sarden of the Historical
Society Museum. 3S0 S. Main St., Freeporti. for an ouidoor snri .<
show and tea for members and prioapectivo wiembdrs w^iek
•wtLl be held there on Saturday, Sept. 21, from_l to 5 (rain date '
Oct. S)..A. number of other Freeport artists will join Mrsi BB'—
deitand Mrs. Bryan in exhffirtlng at the el fresco ?.flalr, . . -
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FRANCO RE-ELECTEES M
EAMltdBlT DEMOCRA
Drug" Sfore Notice
Bernhard's - Pharmacy, 54 W.
Merrick Rd,, Fieepor^ 'wrlU re­main
op«n late until 10 pjn.
Sunday; tkiipt:-22. All other drug
stdxos wim atememljeH of the
Freepott Phaanuacf Ascoeiatiop
.clpcft 9l. 2 pjga. on. Suxular. Bern-hord'a
telephone U- FR 8'
Picture above shows Ralph Franco (center) with bis wife.
Mary, and Nasf<tu'County Executive Eugene Nickorsen.
RALPH P. FRANCO, Democratic Leader of.Freeport, was,
unanimously re-elected by the 42 Democratic Committeemen, at «
meeting" held September 17, at- the Party's permanent headquar*'.
tcrs, 3-Little Pine St. . -
Mr. Franco stated that there is a 'tremendous amount of ea«
thusiasm among the^. Committee­men.
Captains, Inspectors and
Club memijera which Freeport ha?
never before -witnessed.
He repoi-led that Club member­ship
is. steadily increasiag. and
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