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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKiLY"
BALDWIN IVlERRICK
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27t^ Year, No. 5 FBEEPORT, N, Y., THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 •• PHIPEFIVE CPJTS l>iR COPt
Let us proudly honor the memory of all'tho^e who gave
their last full measure of devotion to th^ cause oC-liberty and
just for all.
'' M^e can hqst pay tribute to our heroic dead by re-dedicating
ourselves to the cause of freedom for which they
so bravely fought.
fiEV. DR. JOHN lATSHAW
BEGINS ELEVENTH YEAR
Bishop Uoyd C. Wuue'reappointed The Rev.'>Dr. 3obn h.'-tptsba,'*
Jt) serve aa jnlnister of the Freeport Methodic 'Phtvcli 'for the ^leventb
fiax at last week's session at tbV Annual Nen; Yarik east (Conference
iield in Bridgeport, Conn. ' - « - . • '.
t>r. Latshaw hesan hi? ntlnistrr aa a student poatw U> 1933, serving
f^everal sntall Chorcltes 'each Sunday. Upon gnidafliion frqjt^J^jpnn*
Iheologtcal SetttlDaiy. Hsdisoot N. 3^ in 193Q he entered tlt& Wyoinlps
. Conference where he served. ttn» diffenoit pairlalies tief«ir« bcin^ 09-
^ painted to the NeW Tloxk East Cfinfeiirence in 1949. ^
In 19^2 he came'to ^.Ft^epfirt where t l ^ Church' has (nmn, nod
t.rospered nndei* his jculdance.
Bismlntsttr }iere has extended far beyond the bowidarlea of the
Methodist' Church. Jae~ has been Freeport Police Chaplain for several
>>ars, -• .' ' - '
He is minister and friend to all who seek his aid.
' Or. Latsbaw is married to' the former Helen mac i^stie. Thei;^ have
one son;'John L.. laishaw,' Jfi-., who wiU be gradqated'fraot Jnni^iti*
'- Gqllege this-Jane. ' - • ; , - , "
EEPORT mm
RdGRAM
Sam Qerber Again Qrand
Marshal Of HjugeBaa'adt
Plans for r^eeporfs huge 1962 Memorim Day Observimce have been
completed. Samuel D. Gerber, who has served as Grand Marshal lor
more than 27 ye/SW will again head the caremontes in that capacity.
: Serving wlfh Orand Mraslial Sam Gerbe/will be Br. Ray SUouss as
AMt. grand Marshal and Pranic B. Manis as Chief of Staff. Guy A.
Russell la the adjutant.
The men named ,to serve as Aides are:
Kenneth VoOBht, Theodore Combs, Stuart K. Wallace. Guy EusseU,
Fiank Manz, Harold Olsen, Dr. Ray^ Strauas, Oharlea Hansan, Alan
Voltoer. E. Wlllard Helland. John Oar|ln, Edward Uoenca, B!miL_Ander-snt,
Robert DlMonda. Pred Becker. "BenjariSln Ciaravtao, BrneBt Stnmpf,
Jr., George Mfliynes, Arthur Pearoe, Edward Johaimemsnn, Pranls, Baw-man,
Anthony TaranUno and I«o Henderson.
The parade will form on Pine St., at 9:30 a.m., on the morning of
Wednesday, Mtfy 30, 1902. The column win face East.
First Division; Head.of column at Junction of Pine and Church Sta.,
facing East. •" ' . ,
i Second Division; Head of column on Grove St. facing North at Pine
Postmaster Issues
Holljcl^y Schedule
;:i'«*oport'''';'F<H!taia8t«R ."Balph-' IM.
Marshall announced that there will
he no winditw service »t; the F»»e-i.
ort iPosi OWloe 06'May '30, 1962
For the convenience of box holders
^he post, office .Iobby"'wlll be open
from 9 ajn. to 6 p jn
;. There will be no rejEular delivery
-of mall but special delivei? articles
wli be delivered as received ontU
7 p.m.
Doctors Hospital
Serves as Hayen
For Young Sailors
j Tho_ "emergency room •of Doctors
Hospital, Freeport, "was'B beeihive
.-^if'act Wily Otot Spturday,- ^tem<>oni
At first ilance It appeared that great
calamity hwl befalfca the six chil­dren
rushed to the.ipremises by two
ambulances of the Nasmu County
Police Depaptment.
(Continued op P^ge 7)
Rambler Freeport
Cited by Auto Club
A Freeport automobUe agency,
BamWer Freeport. ina, ofPreeport,
was honored by ilie Automobile Club
of Near York on May 22 for Its par­ticipation
In the high school driver
aduoation program B1> Baldwin High
.School. . . .. ^-—
Charl&s. J Murphy, director of
traffic engineering-andsi'ety of the
.auto club, presented, a certificate m
recognition of out&taadlng service
to the community to Harold Stern,
president of the dealershlj), in a
ceremony ad 2:30 pJti. In liie office
of Gerald Thayer, principal of the
whool.
The dealer, who has provided two
dual-fiontroUed tsMrdng cars for
use by the school, Is being commend­ed
for maWng "an Important civic
teontrlbuMon, to traffic" eafety and_
the te4t;cUon of accidents on the
highiways." A shnllar.owtHijsate vra8
ptesentted to-ths school several years
Sgo.
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ORUQ STOIIB NOTICE
•This Ailswtip Cbfiqte^ 170 At-t^
vM Ave., Fn>»pwi, vU| rem^a
Qpett li^t« until 14 (hBK. U>t# Bmi-.
yfbkitk are BnemfacfK «* *i» ppeeport
'n^fiftf^tBf /^mttintim <;1««! at
9 IMU. «n Siw44yi. V>P Atlantic
Cbi^)?^ telet^one nitmlter is
FB 8-4676.
Ttie I(9yview fhitnmfiy. ZiO At­lantic
Av^ Vttffiojfi, «U} remain
aptn Ute, V^Vt U> S-n^.^s Wedo
liljiy-30. HcfMtlAl ©»y. W]«.B»y«5teW
f4ii^r9«<7 W*ph«>e numher' l»
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Head of column on Grove St.', "Saclne South at
Head of column on Pine St., facing East at Grove
•6traet^"=j''-—
'Third Division:
Pine St.
Fourth Division:
fetreet. •
Calls: First'Call: 9:40 a.m. As8«mbly: 9:45 a.m. ' '
Unauthorized Calls or the playing of field music or bai^da while in
the assembly area la prohibited.
(Continued on Page 2)
PALATABLE POLITICS
Picture Aliute allows Irceport VillaKi Ttuifir Frnnli Somera (left) ^
and Mayur Robert 3. fiwccney (center) watchine Carl' Welson
demonstrate the technique of ftialitn? the nationaQ-faaians Wetaon >
fiatnbnrgers.. The new Wetson Drive-In Restanrant was recently
epeoed' in FVeeport .»t the comer of Snnrise Hwy. and Henry Street i
at the enfr»nee ia the tJBX station.
freeport Historical
Mfiseum WiH Be Open
Memorial Day 10 to 4