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\ 15th Tear "N6. 20
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to Serve As Aides
Id Civil Defense
Ryan Expresses His
Appreciation Over
Overwhelming Response
More than 1,800 Frqeport residents
have volunteered to serve In various
capacities of the Civil Defense or-ganiza^
lon, chairman Cyril c. Ryan
announced * today. He predicted
that the total would be more than
2,000 when all the.voluniteers have
been listed.
'This was truly an overwhelming
response on tha part of Freeport's
resident?." Mr. Ryan added, '"and
the m&nibers of ' the committee
wish to take this nhan? of pub-licly
notifying each and all. who
filled out^rhslr .cards that they are
deeply appreciative of this "spon-taneous
response and wish to thank
one and all. Great' credit ^ is due
the /;teachers -and pupil? of airthe
rty,* schools,.* whose * splendid.
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ing to, join" Oivil\pef^nse activities
to also get their names and quali-fications
on file;
not our intention to" unduly
afam) our people or call upon them
for unnecessary services. We do,
however, wish Lo have an orgsniza.-
'tlon that will be able to function
should the necessity arise."
Chairman Ryan announced that
Mayor Robert L. Doxsee has named
Richard A. Hungerford as head of
the .A4r ^tald Wardens.
The Freeport Civil Defense,
mittee'; a%jpointed by \Mayor IJbxsee
comprises Chairman Ryan, F. Gor-don,
Edwards and Samuel D. Qer-ber,
Deputies; Dr. Benjamin Fink,
medical; Milton Danziger, evaaua-tion;
Fire Chief Robert N. Kinsey,
Police Chief Peter Elar,. W*Uter.?.
.Pope, engineers; William 8^Hughes
schools, Hugh Erwin, communica-tions,
Frederick Porter, jr., and
Hungerford. ,
Top G Q P Praise Mrs. B6n|a?n%nJ, Reiner
Saya Law
Street of Village
The vmago Board At *ta
Monday -nAnht acted promptly on the
pleas of Bpokc*!me^\for, a
of property owner*, from tine
west !»eMbn . thwt @t»p@ .be taken to
curb speeding egpecially by heavy
trucks .amdk :k«*Me*8* tbwugh Nq?^*
Brookslde ave^ ; by ' voMng ,to/ have
full stop signs ^ Installed ' at . Qraba •
Uoally e^er^ , Intersection of; ;• the
street. • • ' •'• '-'• • , • •/' ••-.'.':•'' •
Mayor RobeinK. ' XA ' I)o%see
the dele^tl(mtimtdesp^,
the ^ cohlrnry, the '* Vllla@&
. not vprcaayko ;have JBrookslde
ave., tahen over
_ j^^epresen^Mve^^an'd/J
candidate for State CompboUer/^c^n^gm^ula^A^ of the
Freeport Republican plub's Women's Cdni^ttee annual lundheqn, for the huge snopeas of the affair,
held at the South Shore? Yacht Club h&st^urs^Ay/ '
This luncheon, which *ww attended by 400 Nassau women and leading T^assau County and state officials,
was considered the highlight of the BepnbUeaa^Cldb^MyltlM^^area. ?r V <
of the .
;.l4hat if .the
taking over of *he atreet for eudi «^
urpose.
After Mi? open session, the* Bb
Registration Day*
SsituriJay
There arc to be
,daysj,jn Freepdrt-during which
citizens of the village ^wlU be given
an "opportunity to qu*&Ufy to vote
on Election Day/Tuesday^ Nov. 7.
The first of these are tomorrow
and Saturday when the polls will
be open from 10-AJM. to 10 FJM*
On Friday, Oct. 13, registration
hours will be the same, but on the
final day, 'Saturday, ^ October»14,
the, registration places will be open?
from '.T/'AJkL' to 10 TJM^' {ix'/';.' 7'.".%
?here are 17 (Eieotlun Dlstricta
'In'-Freeport.' "' ; '• -'";"', •' '"'•'%.'' ' • '•'
DRUG STORE
OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY
The WhelanjDrug Store; 64 South'
Main st., wiu remain bpep, Sunday
after the other pharmaqies in Free-port
close , at 2 P.M. The telephone
is FReeport. ^0083. V
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MiUineiry Show la r
Feature of Event in
South Shore Y.C
, Approktmmtely; 400 women, mem-
:bers of the Freeport Republican
Club and their guests, were enter-tained
last Thursday at ;the"annual
luncheon of the Club at the South
Shore Yacht Club, by.a mlllujery
designer. «. "'
, Following the. luncheon and be-fore
the show, Republican candi-dates
Congressman Leonard W.
Ha)l, Assemblyman Joseph Garllno
and Raymond MicQoyern spdke
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Peter
signs •
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Randall
Maxspn aw., /
Prince , at:,
Bayvlew,.a!v0»
&no
also ; At ^
ma#er was brought to a head
by ' a communication'' '"from the
Northwest Oi^io Association yUrgin*
that\an o«3h!uin(^/be 'a^op^ pro*
hlblting (xxmamcrciail tndfia fon all
residential strceta ln'ppee%)ort, M»"
Xpr Doxsec explalnied that tbJa would
6e Impoeslblu since @Ms eould be
done on3y by a village Aaying a
population of 26,000 except wMen a
street commend t^pax^
Roward TOhoo&peon told/pf Uio
heavy commercial' trafilo on'24Torth
Brookslde avcnua. ?e say. a ,jraMio
officer wac awlcne# to" tRe area for
a week during .ivhiph the speeding
was curbed, . but {Insisted that as
soon as ho *M taJcienJKway,
on Page 4)
George: TV, .Berna, Exalted- Rtjer of tibo Freeport ^.odge 6f
o.iB6iated as toastmaster^ at 4 dinner given in bp
of^tbe^presJ and radio Tueg^y night, in $be'
/ *
wa* a/gala Bnperschdt/ pMola [^ opened Ms
by
*e<era»i Freeport merohan^
8em*#tJ»ani s*^ Tasi Thors
. 4h'e""tape ; across ' the ^ fronts eatranoe* j\ • '•''•' r . ' ' .•'::..•'-•'; •.•'/. - - . . - • • ^ .. - . -. ,. - ,. ,
Wany pronUnen* eituse^ Ooldblatt, president' of the Frjeepbrt (Dhamb6r Jof Commerce ;
VUIage Trustee Cord y:e^»»«kai&^ K Campbell, pobUsherqf T?E FBEEPOBMBiind fTB^TLEAD*
attended the openui]rJ 'EveMyt* <%' Furman *»d attameys Lester Banniann amA M#M@o ^Phdn»! execur
of the Rreemab: Properties; of whleh Normaay Is *Ae p help
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daw tenant were
Newspaper
'% said Mr. Bern*; and.Verpf
Elkdcm' sincerely,, believe .that a free
hnd free]'speech make Aineri-
\tlie greab democracy that It la*
WopapeM aAd" radio hayji; always
pera4^'^i honorihg every ot
national. week,' ad hi behalf .of \
st Lodge,f % was
fourth eatate)
Newspaper/ week; y ^ .^ .„-...;.,<.. ^ ..?
(J^TwenJty^iiye ^ representatives from
Mae ^ leading^ daily yandf.weekiy^news?
papers, '• and{:;Badid;; stations^ in! ithls
area of Wew York attended, .the din*
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j.- Reiner^ aiid Mr. Berns, extended ;• ,'. ^ /!
welcomes »• "Officials^ Qf \ thd Free4', '^ X V
poj;t Elka with .Daniel/ CannichaeiV ^'.. • {. "y\
handliljig \ public ^relations. / _Z!ddlQ ^ ^ .%• ^1:'^
Vas*r acted ^"di;^^ "7 ^rr\^7%7
"Without;
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the gueata
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