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"NASSAU^S LARGEST WEEKLY"
BALDWfN -
27th Year, IvTo. 4 0 -
MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
OFFICIAL •
ANNIVERSARY
NEWSPAPER
FiiE^PORT.y^ Y., THtmSDAY, JANUARY 31. ,1963
ROOSEVELT
PRICE FIVE CENTS PER CC)3E*V
l^7ARS"SWING FOR
MARCH OF DIMES
Qiamber Sponsors
Qala "Mardi Gras"
The Freeport Chamber oj Com­merce
wnr sponsor, a gala "Mardi
Gras" evening ^oa-SUttday^'lPab; 84
Pr'eeport. BUBS plu^ 6n jWeat
V •".t^:^
s Top wriiciais
Refuse To Support Man
Nominated By Own Party
MARCH-OF DIMES benefitted ~ from prooeeas of 25th Anniversarr
AU-Siar Show ^eld'Iast S^dajr In ^ e JEUTOU Theatre tn Hempstead.
Lymnn Dnryea of 'Frcepor^ 'Nusm Conntr coordinator, seated,
dlscDEOies program ivith CInibliy Jackson otJ^rceporTana dfcliestra
leader Woody. Herman, )wth te»toted~ performers In the shim«~.
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tOllRSE
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I , - j ^ - / ^ '^lUlam,A^ Parker,'Director of Frecport Adi^t Education, announced
at' tUe' JU«3'''SllFIfl^"*Se?ae8i^"HoBram wui indlude"a~speclarcottrsfS-Tn-ir
=the^Wrttlng of PubUclty JE^l^K^ tor'Newspaper Publication and, jEladlo
^Brokdcast. -'••-.-,'- "•:«'^''i. • "* "^ ' •
•The COUIS0 will start' on THarsday, January 31, and be held every
ThUiwWy mgbt-lorslx weelg.&om's to 10 p.m. in the'"new Freeport
High School'on '^U£bt Brooj^sld? Ave.
i ,It Is xeqiieSed that 'aH""organilzatlons who plan to send pufaUcity^
Chairmen .og-repregentotjiieai-ta-these claMe8;--^nd---BU--oiaiBtB'7iiQHr
vwSS-'3of7g|fiEna,,aBgl«ter tnuuedlately because It is; hitended thfttLoIas?
.me^bet^P^-kept-at-aNnntSi nq]nber~'ior 'twst i«sultir.' ' ~
'A "] -JBfegUla^tlpa ^ stert;on Januarys at the Freepott Senior-togh
^•^chooL Contact t^VAdpiBdnjlation Dept. opea~dai]y and l^nesdaj'^wul
^ursday^ eve^ojls;. at%e..Te{|^&0ticiii~re«^ for Freeport realdente'la''|t'
' and!Tdr qaii<-r'etfd^ts"|ff. - ". ^'" '-- •; -,.''i',' -\v;/ • 'I
^ - W^aaA^i^yj^^-:islunai^xefiaii^^ and ji£in«siitKrfiattor,-%lIL
can^ne(:,'tib^j>i^bllsitf^,>Rit^t ' I '
/ " 'Cotiti. 'Ave., hav'e
'announced plans for'many features
;including a'coloriul contest for the
best costumej
The affair will start with cock­tails
at S p.m. and ivTll include e
Buffet. SUMJer and general. dancing
to the. miilodies of Paui Mitto's
Society Orchestra. \
For reaervatlonf. and~ tickets call
the Chamber of Commerce office at
PB 8-7402.
Community.Par+y to
Sponsor Dance on
Saturday Feb. 9
The Community Party, Freeport'fi
new local political organization,.has
aiinounced plans -for a dance and
get-together February79 at the Con­gregation
B'nal Israel on Nmth
3ayvie!W Ave. ... •' .-
Tickets' each may be obtained
ttiru any member of the'party or
from William Vogts, Chairman' of
the Dance Committee.
Paul A^ttson, Community Party
pjresldent, stated that the'nomlnat'
Ing convention, at which the Party
wm namts its candidates for two
truE*ee_£Mltlonaj^ will be held 3Peb,
By EDDIE VASIL
The well-appointed ballroom of the luxurious "Union Re-torm
Temple on North Brookside Avenue served as an ideaU
setting for the fifth annual dinner-dance of the VillaEe Partv'
of Freeport., . ^- • • ' • . „ - • -V;
, Ar spirit of success and camajiadelrie Been>ed:,tp'fil
>gettier..^th ^Ucl?. sQng»;,A&Li^BMl%'M^^y^^i|fi^
..•i, - 0pi5r-,twto years ago the Village Party took a clean sweep
in the Freeport political picture and "elected a Mayor and" two
Truste'B5.~-Last year tjiey successfully nominated and elected
Edwin'J. Freedman as Police Judge over some stiff compe­tition.
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Yes, this is the feeling and the spirit which was apparent
last Saturday night when approximately 300 members and
friends of the Village Party first gathered in celebration.
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PREDia BIGGEST
YEAR
4 at the Knights of Columbus Club
house, Broadway, Freeport. -
Tlie organization which was
farmed last month by an amalga­mation-
of the Home Rule'and Unity
Parties has, in that short period,
obtained ctver 300 paid up members.
DRUG STOUE I^OIICE
• The Atlantm; Cbemlsti^. 179 At­lantic
Ave., Freeport, irill remain
.i^en.Jate ontn iO i^in. ibis Sun­day,
Feb. 3. AQ other'dnv Btoces
wiUeh'jftre memben of'ilte JRreJejpoit
[FUandaoy * AfltMiattet ^, flai^ "M
iij^l^jn, jooB'SiindayB. T^ Athuittc
MJSIteiHlfcla -^ftfepli0n0* nttnfact if
The UfiS-aeaMn for tSe Freeport Mitijlclpal Stadium vlll be bigger,
than ever predict three of the people' who are in tli«, position, ^
know the Inalde details. The'.picture, above show* (left, to rigbt)
DVKE ..DONALDSON and «BS. BiiAAE KCDENBVEO' of the
KedeUbncf Bae&v Anoclation,' aad-Sj^ANNUp HE8SIN6, ChalraUB
' of ibe'Freepori Faik Cnnmlsslon, diortiig <he ncent algnliv ol tlW
.'ttfiOfA-lDrfaiaat J!-year contract.. Xhe' wUdty-kunrai- vetemi race
-'^'offfislaU^ieported'thst the acciirity of » 5-;|r(Mir ^OBtraot 'DOW quMe4_
•ilnra now'to inake-ttuir-iieeeitanritaip^iHnaieiita'to the itadisob
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