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FREtPORT
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GIANT FFD FIREWORKS AND
F|RE<HANICS SNOW JULY 4di
• ^N^t VfMi'dfty idght, on iho Fourth of July, the Preejlort Fire Depart-tnoat
w®-J(«*|«>tri1th:Aai«i«l.=Flr«work« and mmwijcs Show af> the
_Fpeep«3Tei^j;nfeJjpa;8tii^uiB.; .' ,-' ' '• - '
; Micefl-
't liiiwi
• ' .other -Hhl'gbliirhta • Include- i-iWfmiii'a'''6tock ^akr Race, /irem^njos.
. e]^biU.(mg, building, and autoinobtlft. Orefllgh^ing dtuqonstyn^lona, jjrfl-
' clelotu'drills,''ccqnedy acts,'net jumping-t«CbRlques', nM»^&a''°dlBp]ay,8 of
old-time flre-fishtlng equipment and of caui»e,-the one'*hoUT I^fig displa;
'ol Aerial and ground fireworks.
A« CUa. of the Frrepart Fire DeinrtngeDt I «jn pletiMd to Invite
you .ftnd yonr faanllles in joining us tn thU hD|« Mkt« and s»ne
fourth of July cetobnilion. .
SOUTHEAST CIVICS MNNER
AnRAOfl CAPACITY CROWD
Judge Paul Kelly Presents
Official Charter to Group
An over-flow^n^ attendance of niemben, frlehd« and guests attended
the Second .AJinvfal-PJnner of, the 9outb«aat Olvic AlsBOciaU^ last Sat-
Wday night at ftrtmavcra's Restaurant. ,
In addition to Major William P.' Olacleen and' the tncmbers of the
iBoBidiof Trustees of'Fteeportf prominent dignitaries from the Village
• or^Kreeport. Town of fieiiipstead'tlAd Nas&u Cknmty were "aUo present.
',' Judge Paul Kelly.ia founder, tind ' ''' ' '
^chvter member of, the association
presented the official Stafa;, of- New
lYork ChartM to. the group. ^~
apecial invited, gueats - Included
. Hon.'WtUlam F. giB:iuii«ti^1iibn.;;peter
. ;Cfc, Kelly, Hon., Mfwfy'fA. 'jEUgby,
Bheriff Jesse P. Ootnta, Warden'Ed-
^vard O'Hara, Captain ' Thomas
- Bamsden and Rt. Qey. Falher John
;Mftddca.
- t Anthony Chiistopoulos and Harry
;,OhulG«Lno served- as •'TaastmMtera
[ior the evening and Edward A? VM11>
•Sfanaglng Editor of T^^ LBADSR.
' <,WBS the principal «>eafcer.. -
' < WllUAm Qulgley and ,Wi}Ue 'Wll-
''^.llanis were the co-chaiimen..cit-the
-"^jg^ral dinner comtnlttJMi. I^e pui>-
-^•'•Jlcity^ and publleatlon duties wer^i
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Suy Li^mbado's
"Hit the peck"
Becomes iig Hit
• .'Ae'.Cny:'ldialM(rio'l9«o' iones
Beaeh " Theatre' iM-esentatlon . "Wt
The ' De«k" opened last Thursday
nlfht and It immedUtely ]l>ee«Me
one of the blggcit hltd In' ine'(ro>
poUtan show biulsees.
The pcq^nbur Vineent .Yotmutn*
aonn and the' tahnto et a espable
caat headed by Gene KebMr B ^ y
Ann' On>Te-M>d.J'«aa I&MA proved
tff be aMbanlttii^jomdijdtkttep:
The colorful Freeport Boat Show opened yestsrday on Newton ilwi
to Wreepoi*. This Is the ftejt ttae.that' this%pe of <weri.'air attracttoj"'
pre»mtM without tiharge, has ever been offered to the public noli waly'.
m Freeport but on I^ng Island. The Bottaiow-wlU tun until July^
and promises to attract thousands of people to Fre^jort, j
Norman I^ck, Kesldent of a»e Fr«i»rt Chanibe^ of OonunOTse,
Roy Cacclatore, President of the Freeport Merchant. Aisoclatlon, Hrary
Altengerten. feddle Klohartz. Al Gnwer. Ralph Delaney and otfter of- :
fleers and members of tUe Chamber of Commerce. Freeport Merchants
Association and Preeporl Waterfront businessmen greeted crowds .which
were attracted,
Joe CrtsttfuUl and Jo Karpen, of the Freepcrt XSommunity Ohoril^
offered vocalsoleotlonsduring the special ceremoniesaiaPJtCi^fiuvawra
aceompanled by THelma Oooaibe. . . - ^'-i"-''-'^yii^kii
- The opening of the .Boai. show launched iheJottli
Holiday • -
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STORE
NOTICE
Xhd 9<n1dey - rhamacy, 2M
N. Main St., Vnetmtrjiai remain
open late, antlt la SMqi. thin Son-day,-
Jnly 8« All-otli^ drug stotei
who ate weatbent: of-the Freeport
Vhamacy AseeelaUon oIew» at Z
pju. pn Stmdays, Tlie Bfskeley
rbannaey telephone nniabcr la
FB s-sees.
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On l^onday, July 4th, Zlpiier's
FJuumuiay, S|rv. prore St^-Free-port
will ireioatn'^peir Ial« until
10 piSL.AU other dvng storea which
jurej membeni «f, th* Freeport-
~nuuBia«y' Asfoeiatloit will dose
at Z pJm. on tlie holiday. Zipper's
Pharmaey telephone number is
FREEPORT H P SCHOOL
GRADUATES BIGGEST CLASS
\ *rhe largest senior'class in the history of Freeport High School
was gra<fiAted In the Municipal Stadium during exerclsefrheld on Buni
day, .June 28 at &:00,PJM.' Board of Education^President t«o ^,'Oiblyn
t)a.d hl«' bluest commencement assignment in, the '28 years "!he hac
'served as "a^nember of the Board when he handed'out dlplonm to a
v<«:ord't«taJpf 880-students. ^ "'- r ' ' •
' jpop atudenV<ft- the class was Bar- ^ ^^
bora Purman, whose four year aca­demic
average of. 89-44% ln''grades
9' through J2 earned ih^r the Vale­dictory
honors. Close behhvj ,'_wa«
Cho Balutatorlan, Sylvia -.M^mai,
^ith a iour y ^ average, of'Njl^^S.,
Other'grajfluatbig ^ars-.wlil£
lOViLY LYNN CHRISTIE BIG
HIT AT GOLD^ SLIPPER
Popular Long Islander Considered
One of Show Business' New Stars
lynn Christie, one of Long
Island's most beautiful and talented
song styllste Is a smash hit during
her current appearance at the fabu'
lous Golden Slipper in Qlen Oove.
This lovely million-dollar per­sonality
will be appearing at this
popular show-palace until July 3.
- No stranger to FreeporUaecause.
she has been the guest of Charles
Scandore and Peter t>anisUo at.Ouy
Lombardo's East Point House many
times, Lynn Christie Is considered
one of the brightest new etArs in
show busUlM*/ ' / . .^ • •• •„.
In addttra^tO'belng-a' ^ktivtiixMut
with 'Beyilfe' Reconte,' she has also
app«ared at ,the' viddety-known 600
Olub In^'AttanUe oity. ahd'soi^e of
the tbp'nfght^clubs and cabarets in
the country. She'has also, appeared
'|ri TV and;radfo. >•'.- - '. . •
' At the pre^t time, she Is under
oo'nsUersition for;4ppeart|nce3 on a
new television show ahd will have
a motion picture screen 't«t In
Hollywood.
' 8h&,-|B a former summer resident
of" Freeport.,
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acadedUc averages qualifying them
for'tnsltlonff In.the top lQ9&'.v$tf'tbe
clas» were: ' - . ' . , - " ' / . - ••
Charl^' Met;,' Anthony , carUlo,
Btepben ;^,i^lt... Jot^n Fettuioa;
tinda Devoui^ei Riohard jSai'chas,
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