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BALDWIN MERRICK
FftEEPORT'S
OFFICIAL-ANNiyERSARY
NIWSPAPiR
-PREEPOKT. N. y., THiraSDAT. OCTOBEB~9n963
ROOSEYELT
PHICEs FTOE CfiNfS PIJR nOPIJ
rHlpIiliO' '^ It^flpRY!;
^:?;'i^^^: i YOUNG. ChainSiri, JOHN A B -
B^ITE, MELBA HOWAHD, MAR­THA
SWEENEY, aM DORA
PHILUPS. - ""•"'" '"''" '
Biisy VITO TABUtLI took
time froiTj his busy restaurant to
prepare and serve 'the delicious
food which featured lobsters and
chicken. He also surprised us with
his musical talents by playing
ihe bass with the band. '
Young MAETHA SWEENEY
will tell us about her gSbdwill am­bassador
tour in Europe at this
week'-, meeting at --THE MID-RHII'.
Our other Ambassador,
JUDY GRONIN will be our guest
at a later date.
Boy Scout Finance
Committee * Meeting
Lsiundbes Campaign
-A "Finance Campaign Assist-' \^^^
I ants" meetinig. was held on Tuftii- ^^
'• day evejiing September 24 at B^lS-i-rr';'
'p m. "at the Harbor Junior Hi^h ^y.
School, Schreiber PL, Baldwin, it &*•
flfl!? iffROY^CACClAl'ORE and ^'^^ announced by iMr. Charl^ PTj .^,,.
-tf^MnkSv^^ot ComiTier'ce '."^the MeHa&tFKroofc Dfetrirf; lT«.s-; ^^^^
dlsmbake,- wl^ic-h'-was held }ast «•»" County Council, Boy Scout';.'ir.^;
Sunday- at -the Freeport ,Yacht "* America,
1~, ^ , ., Piospect caids as w-ell as other
Club, waSta rerx-Uic success. f•.„„__!_„ ™_*„ !„i „ j . . .
1 , . , . / . • . • ; Campaign material -wrere disr
tributed., Cariiipiign. 'areas weie
I iBssigned to the various units in
'i the District.
fThf? if^ROY-CACClAi'ORE ajui
i'This Was due, o t coui^e; to the
\Jery commendable efforts.of.XBOI
SAMET'S CEtEBRAHS $ 5 0 o 2 r i h e * ^ ^ ! ^ S S . f ^ ^ ' T f ' * ' " ; ^ S t r ^ * ' ^ ™ H« which diJ d..maao < , s m , i i ^ ir
w-1,;!! f *'^*,»**"«» " « »««»«« loealod oa Horlh Main Stiraot adjacenj to Ihe FreenorJ F'ie D»iri.
"eadquarlei?. the. btmte jumlmd.Ami hmtom II o'clock on SMU,WA»-« «!„».• »_j ^ . * -~ '<?f*'
thnniiSixi,^^u^ _ ._ -_ .«.B»«^.^«»» oeiore Mt ociocK on Saturday mght ana WM wV..^]::sB0t |>y.
thousimds, who Imed the 8lre«l. lawns and the railroad overpass. The law offings af Stifthii t
y^f and the Freeport l|till«es su«er«a |ha moiit damage with the La PlatSUa Q s i ^ ' S ^
S » ^ i ^ S ! ! - f e f ^ ' 2 f ^ ' ^ °* * " * ^ ana Jmpke. The lire Wm^ed lor a h o u , , l ^ ! u i « ?#
msfajuftoiia. The, Freeport Fire Dept. was aiateletl Uy thiB-BaMwin and Merrick VmmK %'""'"-'::'\
f Ralph Samet, Ihat widely-known ,and highly respected Main
Street Merchant King, and his son, Warren, are celebrating the
48th Anniversary of their very popular and-highly successful ide-partment-
store of women's wear named "Samet's."
[_ Eveiry anniversary serves as another milestone and as another
diploma proving the faith that
Ralph Sdnujt had" in Freeport
when he first settled here~ 50
years ago.-Saniet'sjins been lo­cated
at the same address, 69
South .Main St., Freeport, during
its entire-liistory. '
Board C^ Edpcatbn To
-'Isaiie-"Vote'.Certificates
-.^.y Provision has -befetFiBiade - *r
Jesting and-Jssuance of .Literacy
Certiflc4tes on Thursday,',Oct. 3,
aind^gaturjay^ -Oot-.S, as follows:
.---Thursday, -Ctot. -Sr'BU's'lHisirOf-"
Por^ tp: Cinr.tb 5 p.m.; Cafeteria,
Bayvlew Avenue School, Bay-ylew-
Ave; and Merrick Rd., S p.m.
to:',10:p.ni.'' - ., . :'.."./.'- ;, " ,.
Saturday, Oct. 5: Caifeteria, Bay-view
Avenue School, Bayvlew
Ave, and\W. Merrick Bd,, 10 a.m.
W'10;p.m-j_' :' "" ••;'"^"";--
Those requiring proof of liter­acy
for voting .are requested to
coroeto the aBove locations at
an>- of the hours hsited. I
li uiE spoTUii
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THE-^miEPoiiL mmm
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both; attend' the Deaf PaTl^^^pi,^"
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There are many jeasons why
Samet's has been an outstanding
success- in Freeport's* merchan­dising
scene. First, St is located in
the heart of the busy shopping
{Continued ori~page W)
Drug Store Notice
The Atlantic Chemiiits, 179 At­lantic
Ave, Freeport) wlU semaia
open late until 10 p,in. this Sun-da)',
Oct. 6. All other drug stares
which are. membexs of the Free-port
Pharmacy Associatioa CIOM
at 2 ^^aiu on Sundays. The Atlan­tic
Chemists talephotte number is
FH 8-4S7S,
the itinerary of 34-year old Bernard Sukonig and fain|,ly7-Eijire is
the active, new proprietor of tlie Freeeport Manor;^|^;;;.J|iiji;.-i .Main
-Street lri"-Freeport. ^ '• , •-,•.''••''•-•';', • ••>•
• Born in the rough, totigh Brownsville section of BtJaS
;Bemie had to struggle'^'and work business in Precpor.. n.
hard for everything he ever .se­cured.
His father had a.,smaU
store many years-ago right next
to Abe Stark'i clothing store, '
Abe Stark today is the Borough
President of the former home Qt
the • Dodgers, while Bernard—.
Sukonig has gone through a suc­cession
of jobs, which included
metal lather, taxi - driver, Bible
salesman, professional diver, and,
presently, owner and host of the
completely refurbished Freeport
Manor.
Lii/vji^- f.ojn Biocklyn to Carle
Place with his family, and thence
to Deer Park, where he presently
lesides, Bernie, is now looking
for a houar'e in Freeport. -"
Hif family, y^ife Neci% 33, and
children - )Jeftrey .MerrillJ' 8,' and
Ivy BothJ.6,"are> pf course, 'anxious
to be cipse to Bemie'3 restaurant <mm
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