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24th Year, No, 2 FRipPORT, jN. Y., THUjRSDAY. JTAY 7, 1959 ••^ PRICl FIVE CINTS PER COPT>
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Chamber Of Commerce
Installs New Officers
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Plctnred.above from left to right are Michael Sands, Manager of
AVGBB; \VUrred AHen, president of Freeport Blue Print Co.; J. Noiwan
JLeok of <;bhimbUii Bronie Corp.; Bml) Frenser of Meadow Brook
Bank; Unk flStbd.SMt^, Exe«a(lTe Director of 'the Freeport Cha«ber
:of <>mmii^-^^3^iftt'..yt^6)it.fiT, Haod of Weiuter. lurtmnento Cor».;
G«orve'je;agH^j^Iij|)|tt^,(^ W..>r; OrjutfrCSii BIMI Heiuv Alteuiarten.
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[ . Terijef^ Poilw! ^ttsUM Panj Kdty.ilnaitallied X ^winu texA; as the
,19S9-ie60 preal^ent of the Preejiiwt Chunber of'CoawicriM'»aee«e)lliV
Edward S.' Martl^, Approxbaatel;^ !!00 leadtng- men sod t^ometi from all
fields of eitdeavor attended the affair. ,>-
|>ER JOSEPH T. KIEPLER
tlOHdREfi AT TESTIMOMIAL
I^HINER^iSIVEH BY ^ K S
BIKmeyef^lecfed
Library Trustee
Russell E. Hobtling
Becomes I^restilent
•Wiaiam B. BUtaiejwr of Mary­land
Ave., JfteepwHi, has been elec­ted
l>y the; trustees of^the IiVeepoyt
Memorial Ubrai^sr'to flU the unex­pired
term of their beloved piem-b
«r, the late Dr. Reginald Herljer
Scott. -
; Mr. Ruissell E. HotalWi. former
Vice-President of the Board Is the
new . Pitesldent and Mr.'= Jerome
Bates Ross'Is now Vloe-Presldent.
Around-LL Race
Stirs Wide Interest
Boat Dealer Ted i4uig ,Jr.
TeUs Eicdhange Cltib \
• About June 6 Marathon
The marathon boat jBce around
Long Island, scheduled to start at
dawn June 8, has aroused great
Interest in boating ctrcles all over
tfa«: t7nHed ' States,' Ted 'Lang; Jr
ite said, ^ e speaker wq^^lntolUted
bjr John 3; Randall 3d, 'prt^ram
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^Regardless of. the weather, this
"toughest kind of rac^" will get
under way at'the starting line off
Jones Inlet unless the, safety com­mittee
rules It out. Mr. Lang Is
vioe-presldent of the Around Long
Island Marathon Association, a
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Story on Pace M . . •
FREEPORT BEAUTIES POSE
FOR "FASHIONS AT LUNCHEON"
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GOP Women's Caid J^arly
Attracts Huge Attemdance
Mrs. Hose Mason and Mrs. Dofo-t&
y'Gordon,' Cbalnnen of the An-noal
Card Party of the 'WOBGUHI'S
Bivisioa of Uie freeport >ItepnblIoan
Clttb, reported tbat the aBBnal af-lair
iMld oa> April Vt 'at thfr S%t<-
port Elks CiBb, ftitraeted em»dty
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^OffieUts flr«m Nattan . County,
tvfm. or a«(nprtetNr«n« Village of
Fraepori' w«n lAtriMteced at ibb
Iradlttenal'HeiPiMlwb «keUi event
prbe 'wfnncra tndtided .Raymond
CoogUb^Kred yowim, PMrlete 0«1^
Un^ . Eo»' i^pcr. iHefib Kanla,
Helen ;¥«««,-AUMI Wee. ^awwd
BatcniuMB, AMe Oe Valve, Mary AU
bMoht iind' Antbony Psrtse.
VNarl2«.4$fjiW*n«'3M^aMir**W^ Hijmito hw»wf't€'(ff.:miMty , <*W:^9»F)n'«^^ »»l!WO Mala-
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Beatrix Oentry, Jctyee OSerputn and, JTosephliiB LaMD, three of Free<
liort'a most oharming residents, ar« pictured above adding the nontlcat
toneb to thp "Fashions for Luncheon" show to be presented by the
Freeport Chamber -of Conuaerce In cooperation .nitb the Freeport
MendtanU* Asceelatloa on May 13 at Guy LMubardo's East Point
House, Ah yes, we nearly forgot . . . In case you noticed, the handsome
watercraft mu) loaned by Bates Boat Sales of 02 Woodcleft Ave.
t r n m GLACKEN TO INSTALL
l l i i n i BBRDEnE FFD CHIEF
'A^^thur Bttntette will be installed May 9 as Chief of the Freeport
3nre iiepartinent at the.Falrlapea, 15S Lakevllle road, Kew Hyde Park,
by M^ypr vnillsm Olaokcu,
1^ Deputsr-Chiet ^ames I^der atid and Deputy Chief Francis MUESO
wlU hi instoDedby ibe VUlage Board. The captains and lieutenants and
the newly elected wardens wlU be lastaUed by ex-Oblef Harry Ohulsano.
flanVji l«wls Witt be presented with a 50 year pin by m^nbers of hUi
company.
LocalDelMMay C|t*l»ter
To Spmisor Travelogue
' M^.' and Mrs, Alfred Oldelioff
tO- IVXMev^t wiU present a travel­ogue,
.Uluetraied with movies, -on
the Carlbtlean Islands Friday, M^y
IS/at ft pju. )a Ute.Spftf^kn Temple.'
?Vecport/Oh«i>*(iV,'jjiOrtl(»r of/ DB;
iiolay. ii, sp(»n4^»^ H!^ ^o^^^;'
!XiclKt»' ap;xm-'iM4e],t]^/,^>e9vlwrs.'
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Song StylUt Featured
At Eddie Kayatt's New
Freeport Bar-B-Q Louttgt
Lew Wolfe, former golden-glove '
and professional boxer who be­came
an outslanding pianist and
song stylist, Is now featured nlfht-ly'ln
the Western Lounge'oC Ed
Kayatt's new Baf-B-Q re#tkiinint
tjH W. Snnrlse highway; l^rMpoirt,
. Jttr. Wolfe ~ baa appeared la
leading »U[bt dabs and theatera
And has made .beveral dnena- '
gniftttB ftppearances In HoUywood '
and New YctlL He has >l^yed,'.
drusstio tdUfi" bst galaed 'liU-i^
p«pidartt7 aa « ViM«itt an4 Vscai*''
Uatli^ifatavfff rtr,iKa7*n at ia» '
' Beer Ifutcngi 'tMnig« In' Herrt^ ^