The-Leader_1962-10-25

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1 REEPORT, N. Y., THUHSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1962
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I^SSAU lAWYERS HONOR
QUR-JUDGE PAUL KlUY
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Plcfawe Above shows (1. to T.), JncUre EIIIVIB J. Fniedown of FiMpart. •
.Vtts^'ot Uie_]t{Msau 0UfV7«(s'-As!ioeistf«t Df- t o n r J»I»nd presi»Kli«
Nass^B CoHDty eonir^ Jjid^e. P^ut fCf^ w l ^ jhe 105» lawJwVi AtnM
.. for 'ObUngMSIieat -AtHit^ lik%tbe letel- woftaaliw. XooMw? «« *>i
A RECORD-BREAKER
Colorful Parade, Show And
Festival Attracts Over 40,000
World Community Day ~
Services Sunday Nov. 2
Ihe PrcEport Cjuhsil ot United
Church Wcirjtn are holdlner the
World Ccmm'unlty pay Services at
thj" Salvation Army at Church St.
In Frctport on Novemljer 2.
A Fiteepprt Leader
yiWts ilthe^Leailer*
Tlie new 'name <sf Railroad Ave­nue
j is. to be Freeport Plaza, and
the; larea vill alsa 'become' part ol
thPryillBge Park. 8y.£teni with pl-^nt-
Injrs or tree.s and shrubbery by the
Vildge BeautlllcaUon Committee
aiid, the Pirk conunission. Cere-mcntps
will take place on Saturday,
October 27, at 2:0 p.m. in th«
HOBttifweatAJrtia'^whfeii^ <?Kiii*h ted
'Math B{<fe<;ts Join Bailroatl ^v^n^e.
'Band;ni^ic. sticrt speeches, acd'the'
linVeilUis; of the new name signs
alid the planting map will be fea-tnired,
according -to -Uie Festival
Committpe. In chm-ge cf this event
Is the Railroad Avenue,'CoHHnlttec
consisting o{ chairman Jcp Vlto
'With Charles Kocnlg «nd £ddic
Va^ll. The public ii ^coj-dially in­vited.
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FREEPORT GOP WOMEN
SPONSOR ANNUAL EVENT
"We don't know how you did It. but it was groat beyond all our
expectations." That was the accolade accorded Festival Chafrman J.
Norman licck anft his hard-worWng committee membera by Mayor
Robert J. Sweeney and echoed by the Board or Trustees during the
Board meeting and the PoUce-^ourt ceremony on Monday night after
Init week-end's Historical Parade
and Bxhilbtlon.
It Is estimated that more than
MJooo paople tume(i out in Satur­day's
peitfect 'wefl«he!r tb wattai the
'parade- wblc^i consisted' of 58 'dif­ferent
'Units an<)--h'undre<ts''ot per-
Bal^s. many "In ^loilut 'oostmoes
>-OB •-lmaefi!(4f«v«V;(0jiBts,-,
Mr. and Mrs. FraJW" Jawby and
Mr?, Gdna L. Cozzl., ,' ,,
~ The 'lE)chlb,ltLQb &t RandBLil Ptwir
wais 'wJtU-Rtte^^ledL piV'-botli .Salwr-day
aria Suiielai^.^ajna u»e PeEttvai
Committee'iixsi'.t'Ke-Tnuage Admlni-stn\
t^oh-Wlsh-4x> expend t)ieir. srti'tl-
'^ttdo to'ttltithnsb' who'ilelp^''maice
., - ,,,-,„a^>«a'iB)iWjimi)iiinii'i maimmpmfm
lUiom&on, e)i^tml8ht''i;tr. ''and Mta. -waa the 'complete coopei-ation^jB^t-.
Ocorsa Jackson; OhCiby ' Jackson; / <ContlmiG<i oti Pose 3)
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PMnra above shov^'Alice Frazerr Co-Chalrman (center^ jprcsetttlbt
ihq first tlCfcet of tbeFieqiort BcpnbUcan Clnb's annnal-CaTd l^rt;^
to! J«tui MgueDonald, club prevident;' FWeport GOP Leader PMer c!.
K«Uy aiid:dui4>I'arty\Chaie8Uu»UBB£SBEI^ 'VieSDtLBO& UtajOnji oa
ajppravinElyV The affair trill, be Itita on Ftiday -eventairy Ifov. 2S, A
cfijiaclty attendance is'expected to'Knet NeW„',¥orlc State Assembly
Speaker Joe Ctaibut and all tlie teadJdr Kc^t^iitlGan dlt^tarft»,aiMf^
can^Bates. Tb'^ party will be a^soeUf- ttuei ^lUi »» jBpva!kt6. tM^t-talnieentt
an^ ^tuvtbt» have becit iMauMd.' •, , - ' -. .
• Picture above shows Mrs. 'William
Martin ."•Sr.^ a veteran Fi-eeporl
^mmunlty leader, with Edward A,
Vasil, Managing Editor ol the Free-port
Leader, during her visit ,to the
.I«ader booth at JElandall Par^c dur­ing'
the Freeport Historical Festival.
Mrs, Martin ^r. "Is one of the found-errrof
the Preeport .Comi)nunity
Concert Assoclatloh. Last 'week's
souvenir Issue of The Leader was
distributed to more than i 50,000
readers. ',
Fr'port Halloween
ProgranrOctrSi-
- Elementary echool-age partif Cofj»
tume Paradfii entertainment,- cos­tume
judging, etc. Parade' starts
9:5(0 P.M. on Pine St. Terminates "in
auditorium of Dr." John W, Dodd Jr.
mgh.MfiO,, Oct 31.-
Junior ISgh' School square; Dance
at Archer St. from 7:38 to 10 PJH.,
Wftd... Oil. 31. ' ' ' '
, > Senior-Hi8l> Teen-Age Daiice in
iHi Dodd Junior Illgh gymnasium
Hm. 8 u> it):M: P.M1 Mueic by
Peter Lesvens, W^.; Oct. 31.'' »
FREEPORT YOUNGSTERS
HELP WORLD CHILOREN
By MRS. HOWARD D. MacDONALO
Hallowe'en is here—^i time for hobgoblins and Jacls-o-Iantems—anit
children. What better time to think ol the other children of the world
and be thankful for all tliat our children have, ^ '
This week, many of the youngsters In our village—and In the
country—will receive milk cartons with the UNICEP seal on them.
Jliese Tnck-or-Treat cartons wlil be carried by our young people
when they visit you on iHallowe'en.
Will you drop some colno In them? ic will give a child five glasses
of milk; ic will prot&ct a child against tuberculosis. When the' "Spootai
ol Hallowe'en" come for their Treat, let's add sometlilng for the other
little ones who need our help.
MAYOR MAKES APPEAL
PIi,otO'-by Oscar' Studio
, Makini; the first call for freedom, Mayor Robert^ flweener «f Vttt- .
port initiates the Joint Defemv Appeal Telethon. Shown frobi left
- to rtghi are Mi^ Nonuan SeMtfcer, Mrs. Jerry SchleUer,. Mayor ^
Biremey, M»». Alex ScbwartsHHt «M* MW- terry WaHeniieln.
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