The-Leader_1962-09-27

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r NASiSAtr COtnSfy COURT JODOE PAUL KEHY (right) Is shown
;/ Teeelvlng » «ertlflcate bf AppreciaUon from- HilUard Coan, in behalf
t of ^e-HEBREW ACADEM¥. Mr. Coan, president of HiU's Suiier
Markets, was' the "recipteAt of a cltatioD fromr the Acajdeiny. Jodge
Kell; in active ht inany Long- Island projecla lnclitdl,n£ active par-ticIpaUon
In the NatlouaJ Conference of Christljtns and ^ens.
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. pictured above from left to riebt are (froAt row) BOB KAVENElt,
DOBliS MAZES and WIIXIAM MALONE, and (standing) New Yotfc
Stute Assembiy Speaker-JOK CARLDfO and OAKOL- ABONSONT
shown daring last week's raeetliag of the Freeport CITIZENS FOB
CABUNO Committee.
.IRR Plans Extra
laps for-riolidays—
The liOng-Island Rail' Boad 4ill
row 38 extra cars and "four addl-lloital
traUis Into .Its mid-day ser-
Ice Friday Sept. 28) to occommo-
B,te Its Jewish passengers hurrying
^acBie before sundown for the ob-ervance
of Itosh Ha«hanah, the
Jewish New Year.
Tbn 4 extra train*—2 to Batjy-
1 to Freeport and"l to Long
each~wUl run Icom Peu» Station
New Yorlc
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Elihu Hendon Appointed
To Assbt Village Counael:
EimulHc^doa^ jTPreefiort-atbwn^
with offices at ^ Wbst. SoorSse
Hlg^iway, has beeji .^appoliyted by
Mayor RobeKb 3, Sweeney ami', the
Board ot Trustees-as a 6fpectBl'a&'
sistant to VUiagc Counsel John O.
Tcosler, efectlve Oct. I.
~ Mr. Hendoa, rormcit); an. Vitt2:rney
In ths otOfices <tf the Corporation
Counsel of the City of New Ykjric
lives jsEJtb Us wife and- two chil­dren
at 64 overtoa.St.
EtEBRATIOftT
Old'Fashioned Square
Dance In Festival Plans
Are You Signed
Up for Festival?
Kveiv.w?ek cie Uader will print
the- natifes of organization BUd
'j^QOfl^s'vrho" have-siKncd to-jjwv'
tlqlpalLe in the Pj-etport Hlal-ori-cftl';
F8fiia*M'^«iad« 4»jd Exl|l-
Bitlcn. took loi- your group's
name here, and U you haven't"
seat In your reieivallon. yet, do
It NOWl "Aiprpllcatkm Mante are
avMbbte at Va» Muiddpa]
BuiHlng:.
Aatiaue Car Club of L. I.
Barrett Pipers Band
PreepcttiS' Glri Scouts
Salnnation Army
Otalted Rinid of Presort, Inc.
E83PHHION
.MheiaOM):.'
lOaBdett.Cl^iib'-
Girt scouts
- EMKvigsal So<fleii?y
'"Mtsbfitinai QpuncU
Meimori»l Ubraiy
^Norttaest dvlo Association
PoHce-Department
Meeting Dates of
Fr'port Community
Coiaicil Announce a
konnan Lecfc, the President of
ISbe IFVeeport Comiouxiity Council,
announced the schedule of its regu­lar
meetings to be held at the F^ee-potft'
S&mori^ library at 8 p.m. on
the following cta4ie»: .
'_ Qair»j..mv. %_Deo.JJ^ JBILJ,-
1963." Wb.. 19, March: 12, April 16,
May 7,. and June- It.
uiW2KiSt5QBB Noncae
caud>taeka.nnig>Stoce,'.39 Sontta
Mate St4-Fre«pfM«,. «ai:c«maiii. open
.ittte^nntftlt^lMB^tiiitt aua6M9f Sept
30.^A1I other tng store members of
til*'Fteepori Mumamey Assoeiatiim
clou at-3 pjiu narSvtistys. Chub'
bvalC* .teli9l|aB« -nmMlacr. ISL-CR-S-
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An old-faabioiied square dance, deslpied for family fun, has beea
added to plans for Preeporfs Htetorteal Festival. "Salute to the Vim."
on Sat., Oct. 20. Cliff WormeU will be the caller. ^ , . "• '
The square dance will tftkt2l>ce_bn the qonorete skating rink area
near the center of Ranjlall Part and Is scheduled to start at '8 p.m,
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THgyitJ. »K TIIEKE .-^.. AI Gr«v«r and Ms sllliw Moflel-a^^Jtotag"
-IMS (lOiown here with sons Dante and Al Jr. itt driver's seat wltk
. yuidM'licaded frbnd) wiB be among the cavalcade ot antique aato-mobOesuiakflig.
part'tai. the Freepoi*:Hlstorio»tPa»«*e »nd lEiWWtlon
on October 20-Sl. Mtembera oif the Antlfluc Car Jsioctotlmi from »U
over tbi|j»Btari seaboard are «zpe«(ed, In eostmwe. to ^afaJe, fliwmgh-tbe
village and t h e n ^ exhibit their BlMnbig~* prize VChlcIeii In »
special area of Bandall Park on Satarday~5nd~gunday afternoons
of the 70th anniversary festival, Owneni of the ears ivIU receive spe­cial
ploqncs donated by Grover, a Freeport boat dealer, and will
compete for prizes offered by local businessmen.
and last until 10 p.m., after which
the park will close as soon as every­one
can leave. Admission to the
square dance Is free, as it la to alt
Festival events.
- JPrcoedlng the-square—dance,—the
Gill Scouts .will entertain in a
Campfire Sing at their encampment
In the park from 7 to 8 pjn. The
Historical'Gxhtbltlon will he closed
at, 7, according" to J. Norman Leek,
Oeijeral Chalnaan of the Festival
Committee, to give exhibitors and
monitors a chance'to relax before
the evening's emtertalnment. ~
Time-table for the Festival has
beeu set as follows: Tiie Historical
-i^BdfrwlU'open the gala weelC'^end,
starting at .10:iS a.m. on Sjiturday,
October 20, according to K'^nt
Tbbmson, parade choijrman. It will
pass the reviewing'stand and dls-band-
lji-BandaU-ParltT-iwherc- the~
tents and booths of £lie Historical,
Elichibltlon wUl'bpen to the public
at IX aJn. ^
Many of the floats and other' ve-liioles
from fihe parade wlU become
part of the exhibition for closer In-],
section during the Festival. Amonp
these will be a large grouji ot
antique automobiles, which wUI bo
displayed tJU 7 pjn, in the'are*'
to be used later for the square dance
(Ootltinued on Page G)
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