The-Leader_1961-05-04

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SPECIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION BULLETIN:
lEATS d#USSEi BY 42 VCmS
I Henry C. Brown
Named Assistant
Recreation Supt,
ISmttf C. Wrmtn, sftn of Mr. »nd
Mw, Renr» A, Bnum *r MS Der-bm
l^sa n^irft^d to the pari-thm
itf A^bteil Sii»crlttt«n<lent
«r XcwmUm ia th« Vittage «t
ItawTf ikttentetf Nortii Tarr;.
town lUBta SeMxri and grradnated
In 1953. Wbll* at Austin F«iy
Siate Tcachfra College In ClatlM.
vHle, Tenneitsee, he won sU-Cwt-ferenoe
Honors in Footlmll and
(Continued on page S)
BEAUTY-BRAINS-BRAWN
ash
A r«MC«>brmiiing attendance at more than IMS ^irnltarie$. "mem­bers
and friends of the Freeport Fire Dettartment witnessed the in-
.<!(all»iietn ceremonies ol the new Chiefs of the Freeport Ftrc r»cparl-meiit
held at Carl IIoppl's last Saturdny night. Picture above ^hows
• tieft to rlsht) 1st I>eputy Chief Ben Cooke, <;hiet Frank Mu>isa and
: taA D e p ^ Chief Pat <!otlsnnIa who were installed hf IMayar Robert
J. Svmmes. Joe Manic served as General Chttli««« irf the Affair. Out-mim
(&lef Mmnm Ryder was proent^ with m gin m token of &p-pwelaUon
ol Havlee. I%tttn bf Baeateile
fREEPORT REPUBUCANS PAY
VIllAGE OFHCIAtS HONOR
ames ijfttcers
For imi-1%2 Term
Mrs. l«« MBrnw, Archer Sctnrol
PTA President jind Pi-<>siding Olfi-vpr
smnmmeM Ihp .slate of officera
at ihp April nipellns. of the Execu­tive
Cttmmittw for 1961-63.
Ttie yare rts follows; Mrs. Cluirlcs
Rpijsiujrd, Pres.; Mr.s, Vincent Pai-ladmo,
Lsi Vite-Pi-es : Mrs, Joseph
M(<«>, 2nd Vice-Pres.; Mrs. Arthur
K»y, itesni'dlng Scc'y: Mr.s. Jolin
Wwerwmff, C3on"»poudinR Secy;
S*w. TIMIHWS MeAdani, Treas.;
tetefttss to ihp fteeport Cquiwll.;
Mm. Omirm' Itertinan. Mrs. Ch«r{^
i«MliiiB iiiii Mrs. William Bendix.
ThA ftttpHKt Bepobttcftn Clnb pllM«d bart • ! p d r jneetinir III
oftbe «tfleial (amny of the VBIiice^ V^^^A-tMt to lickt:
iTniaten (tank W. Soners «id Jta4km' mdlw, i^MOtean zom
: Ii«idw''ir«i«'C. 'SeHr, Flioseiiart »^nr.,Ai[iff .H. .AQffimr.-Fre^j^irt
l, P ^ P . jpOi ^ n ^ w t Kobert S « t a ^ Xin^gm IMnq^ ntWkNs and'
iiWbmm jytaiwuten. fFtaoM l^.'SagAteQei
I.
;DRUG SE09E NOnCB
' ^BendiMd^VbMmugr, «4.iv. Bfiv-
•An aithBv-iBrnr »twHMA»-Mte men-
••wicisllut-«lnse •!• SipnMMi^imdi^.
Sou^ N a ^ u Girl Scouts
Plan Carnival Sat. May 6
Tlie South Nassau Girl Scouts are
holding a Carnival at Uie Lakeside
School. Babylon Bd.. MeiTicIt, on
Sat. May 6, from 10 am to 3 p.m.
There will be games, movies, re-fr^
iinante. and ijrize.s. Everybody's
welame. f*ee admission, por ia-formatJwi,
teteisSione Joyce SOB-dow^,
PR i-gIB
enf I«nriwnto's "Festival Queen," Barbara l^mf, la pieiuMd bebiir
crawtt* t^ P e ^ nanzilo white Ghnriia S^n%re Hrtinvts her WWiBe
r a ^ . Mtb nwB are bu!ilne«s a s s m ^ ^ and pM^mn of Guy Lombards.
The ^eeUnn and crowning of the "Queen" Innh iiloee on May 1 at
ttieir KiUfl Point Houtie in Vnepart. ^irhwa le«ey, who ha« many
DH^ellng and ibeatrleal offers, l« i%" tall and (vei^hii 113 lbs. Her
ra^asiirenients are 31-21-34. John KoiKiell LoweB, widely-known beatlty
pageant imprrsKarlo and Long Island tnenlor of the "Mish Universe"
coittetit. »e«^ed as producer-direetor of the Gay Lombaftlo Festival
paeeanl. Piuito by Ba^telle
Baldwin Juvenile
Delinquency Rate
Lowest in Nassau
Population increase in Baldwin
during the last two years has also
brought an inereaise in the juvenile
delinquency rate, aojording to Pa-tretman
diireebw IMck Satratb tf
Urn teU«rtn I^dta Bc^s club.
ff^'BtaMm * ^ t h said "that ah-
Vmm^ li»wMe ^ ^ ^ u e n e y is 1 ^
0 ^ A g , tte zate ctf deUnqneiK? Is
IfoMwta Is ttm tow^ rate in N a ^ u
Tta muA OgimB were not dlB?
(^B^-b^tte.^M«rbt branch of the
XTsi^n) iCMnail^-Ciidiee D^Mitment,
«at they did ^Btnte Sbat "no Juvmlte
Stm^mSst.m.iSBai&yitn.T .
(Gontiiiwd >on-«9ge ai
FREEPORT HISTORICAL
SOCIETY TO HOLD
1st MEETING SUNDAY
General Public Invited to
Organizational Ceremonies;
New York State Charter Granted
tim Hmt meeting of the neirtr-^nned R«^ert HKtorical Society
wM te h^d m Sonday aftemwm, Iffi^ 1. at i pan. »l (be Ubisi;)r vA
Om nc^Hat iMilnr R(glt SchottL " ^
« t e M 19 WHUant >. K a l u ^ ft inxq^ af Vmm^si. resldtnte teM
^ M l t t A ^ «m aistorleal S e e l ^ «llk « • a n t e mm of preser^« tiw
IIMMV itf fti^pHrt and Its eBTinHW ta m Wm^mt HBhirleBl iSaxeam,
M Mritorti ot tbi e«nunntd^ B K im^dl to ^iMid thh m^ttnv
•ad ^«Me^to In the OTptnitaMiwial w^mmm^m. A New TfvA SMkt
^lamsn hamA W tlie Bmird ttf ttmnH taw idrwilr been given to ftf
Frecvort HI^Mrienl Society and nrtn be i ^ i d ^ y Reseated l« tbe i^mw
• a Sunday. Hay Itli.
Sepi«s«ntaU»c> of Tarimu eivie granps, as mU m mumuns asod
cdOMrtisamt lnatliiitl<ni% wlU attepd and address tlie aiMtlnf.