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27th YeatijNo. 21
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"NASSAU'S LARGESTr WEEKLY''
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7REEP0RT YOUm WINS
WMTER'S AWARD Oil TV
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Fl;l*»J>BI', N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1962
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'Mr. Joseph 6Uinl«r. VUx President and Ctntral SUnafer of WABC
rr^Chamieiyy, presents «»» avanls td Mr. Mnrjr Bmcvlk'of Free-port,
V, I, (IcItJ ana Mlaa l^nni'^Welnr ot-UHt'Brom^'fAr. Mmiiin
<he Btation'SL aUavm "Yonth TV.', V&ner"' .Mrfpt -'4W«i^tU^^aftL;
•Sm«vlk and Miss Welsa workeS aU UAntmfer on the aeveloipment''of
An«1r wlnnlnf twrlp^ oaQlQfa^liitQt t^err^'—^'^^"'-^^**'''"^^-' - t-i^ r---
Dr. Martin T<^ Address
B'nai Israel Ssteiliood
J, A- teneral meninfeJSWp meeting of
)ihe Sisterhood C^mgp^tion.-. Btel
Israel will be hcM Tljiirsday, Sept.
•20 at 8:30- pM. m tae bamcKAia
Ibe Temple. X)r,Tjpl]n .Blenix. Martin,
Sigrt.'of -iSchdolsi Win' Be tttb guest
speaker. , •,• . . =- ' •
Red Cross Honors
Its **Volunteens"
At+ention All
I Fr'p'rt Merchants
And Businessmen
THE LEADER,-m its new lull
expansion prograin of 10,000
guaranteed 'cSiculatton, m addi­tion
to naore t&sturea^ features
an4-'SU>ries, wl^ lurtbir coope^
f .'W/. iii\aai!.jlaei.^j3e6m»iitfi,' kaiiA.
^ira5%^ifcWoI «i4^jeSt.^f "\ir^
V. ^tarttnk. Tirlt:h7t)ie oext .specjal
give to the MenshanCs LHvlaion of
the mmmbtx of Cmnmrnxe, ,60%
of all i»on# 't^snt, ila'conocB-tralea
ftdvmislnt W the Pi«8-
poeti merchants aad tiusiiiiessmen.
. .ttis mpnes o&n beiis«i b^ tjbe
iii«is]mi)ts'for,0Qi6h' putfue^ m
CShrlkinMia ^.ijd h^Milaj^ dwAi^-
tlons or Cw wfiaifew o t i^ pip-"
motfcm'thiy'deiirf.',,,^ ;•; '"•.;'"•"'
. ^n{^ IiBAoninte&IS'tocovs
ienrei^aepast-in t^iplsg^-Kreeport
te5bi»:ft.Kgg»'wi4 better shop-f&
tS and ttiisln^ss'iB&ter.
Qola Parade To Feature
Many iMeresiing Specials
gJOP Recruits Plan
"Get-Acquainted"
Party on Sept. 23
A _ "Get _ Acquainted" cocktail
party, featuring visits by State
Afsembly Speaker Joseph—Carllno
and ojttjer top Republican candi­dates,-
wOU be given by the Preeport
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: High ~ School Bed Cross menihers gave many honrs this suminer
: In renderirig~pei'S'*»Eil"se*'lc«s'*<'"the~a55e*'and-hospttaUMdr-OTer-
'• J300 members in Nassau County served In more than a dOMn fauUta-
Uoaa, hospitals, Red Cross Blood,Banks and at the Chapter House
as veil as the JRempstead Child Care Center.
' The '^olunteens," the nevcat group in Bed Cross received High
SdioOl plnA.and a ntatcblntr cap-to their pinafore after'25 hours of
service or SO honrs In hospitals.
Shown Is Mercedes Sonuners, left, vho earned 137 bonra daring
• the, snmmer poiod, with Mrs. Barry Kaplan, Coordinator fnmi the
OfOce of Volanteen and lIrB..Bnth Mones, Staff menher of Sotitb
Shore; Nmirinf Bome, Freerport.
Board of Education
To Meet Sept. 21
: There will be aj»ubuc Meeting o£
the Board of Education at 0 PM.
Friday, Sept. 21, in tiie Board Room
of neeporr^lBJi-SchooI-^t Brook-side
Ave., for "the.piirpose of revlew-
JnB_the.Board-^_Buildln£ Iftoferam..
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Zipper's Pharmacy, S5 So. Grove
St„ Freeport, ;will remalh open late
nntU-lO pjn„ UUs Sunday,-Sep). 23.
AU other dniff store mcmlwrs of the
Vreeport Pharmacy Association close
at z' punt, on Sundays. Zipper's
Pharmacy .teleidione- .Bomlwr .is
FB 8-9449. i
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Pictured, above are (left to jdcMf BOY CACCIATOBE, Vlee-Presl< *
dent of the Freeport Chamber of Conuneree, 3. NOBIUCAN LECK,
past .president oP the Chamber and Geipeial Chairman of the Free-
> fHOrt-'Festtvai Comntttiee, and/BABBY 8ECOB,. ,Vice-Pi«sident ,oi
fte Chamber of Commerce,, dioitm daring: the leriilar .ThOrsday.
..Junoheon meethif held last.ireeCat the 8BA GiJM.,BBiTAlJitAST,
...Mrtjbeok, -the fvest speaker,, outlined the plans for the •peclal ob­servance
of Freeport^ 10th anhiversary to be hdd on Oefc-2* *tid,.,
^-'-Oct. 21;'!iFhe Chamber; at'Commerce wiU also sponsor-a'/CommemiirB* .
tive "Old Fashioned Sunday Nt|ht SupRer" on October i$ -ai4bie Free»^
port BUcs Ginb, In honor.okfroeport's Birthday eelebration. '
With only a month remaining before Freeport's gala celebration
of its 70lli. anniver&ary as an Incorporated vlUage, committees ar^
rapidly shaplng^up final plans for the Historical Parade and -Historical
Exhibition jWhlcS.will.take.i>lace Oetotoer 20 and. 21 .
- In case of rain, the same ceaeliratdori will be held the following
aBarSHnday, October 27 • :=:=-
set Sunday, October 28, as' the date
for an old-faebioned Sunday Night
Supper to beheld at the Snks Club'
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Saturday
end 28. a«wrding to general chair­man
J.„ Herman Leek.
The Chamber of Commerce has
DON'T BE FOOLED
BY FAST TALKERS
"~ The lD£eriEi£fs,'~bustnessmeri and the seneral pijIflloTufeTJautloncd -
affainst behig fooled by any fast-talUng but unofficial solicitation for
parUcipailon-ln.^JPrecpoTl's 70th anniversary cetebration. .
THE mAMMR. the only newspaper prbited and published to Free-port,
was named as the OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER for the 70tb anniversatr
observance.. ; .
THE l£ADEK wUI be the only newspaper which will publish 16,000
copies ofthift'OMicUil Anniversary Souvenir Issue,.complete with plelure«^
stories and special feainres.
In order to Insure your {participation in the Official Anniversatx
Sonvenh'.:iBs4e,;aien make sore that the solicitor contacting you is on.
aothorlceA jwpresentatlve of TBE LEADEB. In that way, your pictures,
greetings aad stories wlU reach approximately 4S,1M)0 readei^