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FREEPORT BALDWIN
' 27th Year, No. 10
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PHIEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1982
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Pletared al»b¥«-fn»m len to right are Joseph Gerlutiiser, Presi­dent
of the Freeport Klwanfe Club; Httgh Erwin, President «f-the
Freepprt Board of Ediiimtlon^Bert S, Gerard, Asst,, Siipt..of Schools;
anff B«!ii; Weliistai|iJPtSsliBttt:;'M.v%^ap:^^^^
1>> ilie' iSiftan'ls" Ct^jiiR siC«{piiBlIffl^epyloB.
ThiB Kiwanis CJiib presented, the'liniciear sblenile IttlBiny •^steai
to Uie Preeport High School to lannch nuclear science (raining on
a bifh school level. The educators stressed the importance o(. snch
earl;' training.
Mayor^Deciares ;
Marathon Weiek'
Mrs. Harold Battin
Honored By Mercy
Mercy Hospital paid tribute to
Mrs. Harold BabOn of "Freeport
and 121 other women from- eight
separate communities who have
heen active,. duea-paxing members
of the Leagues of Mercy Hospital
for more than 2S years at the an­nual
^ Mercy Council luncheon-meeting
held at the Garden city
Hotel.
Distinctive gold charms for more
than a quarter' of i -century of
aervlce were presented.
Mayor Bobert JT. Sweeney has'
proolalnijed July S - i s "Around'
Long Island Marathon Week"
3?lie Around Long Island As&c
elation, througli its president;!
Ed KotU, So, Grove, St., declared,
that the "Armijnd Long Island'
Mariithon" is the only 8uUalile<
teft yet devised, lor the provlns'
craft.
John P. Pisciier, Craig Ave.,;
Chairman of the Rules Com-
^mlttee, reininds that only stock
type boiits, exactly a« sold off
the showroom floor, are eligible;
to compete 1« the 280-irifle teal.-
Cam Irwin, Hartig Marine,-
Freeport, Communications Qt- \
ficer, stated that every possible
safety precaution has been taken
to protect the contestants.
Widdy-Known Authmity
In 25th Year Of Service
At the annual ReorganlaaUon Meeting of the Freeport Board of
Bdncatfon heid on Tuesday night. July 3, 1982, In the Board Room at
Freep«»t High School, Mr. Clifton B, Smith was iinanimonsly elected
President. At the same meettag. Mr. Herbert F, Baehr was elected Vice-
President, and Mr. Howard B. Rnsmussen was appointed to flU UM
Trusteeship vacated by Mr. Eoy Ctockley «n June 30, ,
Mr. Hugh Erwln in retiring from the Prcsldenoy nominated Mr.
Smith as Ms successor, This action waa^ln keeptog with the spirit of a
policy adopted prevlonsly limiting the tuna o| mtot at tho President
the nation's oufstandiiig School Biiard members, be served as Frcsldeni
of the New York State School Boards Association In 1948. In 1933, Mr.
., Smith was elected President of. tite -National School Boards Asiaciation.
II was during this tenure of officB that he was an official visitor to
West Germany on ^n educational mission.
After the election of Messrs. Smith and Bnehr, the newly organized
Board made the following Appointments:
icjiool Clcrfc—John T. Cotter, Jr. School District Treasurer—Boy
R. Go'ckley. School District Auditor—Fred C. Berge. Dental Supervisor
—Dr. Morton Samet. ,
F. F. D. 4th OF JULY
SHOW BIfi
A record attendance witnessed the 1962 Freeport Fire Department
Fourth of July Firewoiiis and Firemanlcs Show'at the fVeeport SUtdium
Wednesday night. " . . .
PPO Chief Ben Coolfe and Ex-Chlef John S. Marlrift, /General Chalt'-
man of the show, announced that the 1962 presentation wa« <rtle of'tll^'
most sucoesisful ever sponsored. ' -
l ^ e program was filled vtth many thrilUng features ttictudtrie the
famoiija All-woman'fitock car race presented by tite Donaldsoa-s&edlen-berg
auto racing- enterprises.
l a addition t o the colorlul loarade, the prosrAm also induaed'vat'-'
jous firemanlc'exhEb'itlons ^ v e n byriiie''ViMpoit,-=:e&^»)9iPV&i'-^&lei'
Bodcawny, 'Wwtiiflt'pa.rtJiwm^ji.. • - •' ' ~i\
' lst-l3ifepirtysciilerEat€!btagtobla, Jn'tliarge o r < * « ' t t e l « ' ' i ^^
atmouuosdi'tlAt'tlw.-widnef Jaf;the- tscpl^»e 4Mdt-ir<1»eI%\»MiBVt^
- csitte .tho -Miliifjg«,.it£tefc''b!tcl~-.£<^'nUa{e.'- The "WiOiflllg'.'GMttOtf''ii^
Permanent Priest
Assigned To Greet
Orthodox Church |
Piter Cakouros, president of thi
Qreelc O^hodox Ghtirch CouncU of
South. Nassau County, announced
thati-Bialiop lacovas has assigned,
Bev.jQteorge Aiposteiakos as the per-;-
tnanent priest of the fVeeport
church'.
The South Nassau Greek OrthoJ-dot
- parish now numbers approxi-
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LYMAN DURYEA NAMED
TO TOP COUNTY SPOT
National headquarten of the, March of Dimes ansoonced tlia-t
Lyman Dttryes of Fteeport has been appointed as General Clisiniun
> and Co-ordinstor of all March of Dlmejn 'projects and sctMUes la
Nassan fkranty.
" MI, Dnryea. promln^tfreeport florist and creator ol.the wldety-
•Iwown b V B Y ^ OBCUO»'AWABO, has been active hi the fifbt-
^agslMit-po!ii>,ev,er SIIM!^ t^-itaauM became a -vietbn-ttf'Uie'dbeaM,
''4lrtie'h"be •#•»*''ybiita'i^ :88ir. He « i a co-iChalifmsit'^ of tbe'saeeessfal.'
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