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28lh Vear, No, 12 FHEEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY. JULY IB. 19B3- ««a&- "• PRICE: FIVE CENTS PER COPY ! '
ANNE AND^ILL MARTIN
HONORED BY FREEPORT
CHAMltER OF COMMERCE
~' ' , r Freeporf Exchange-
Club Holds Annual
Clamlsake-Outing
The -' Freeport - -Ej«thaiigc Club,
one of the jnost active organisa­tions,
held-^its annulaf Men's Out­ing
and Clambake .at Otto Kunz'
SeaL__ Breeze Restaurant yeste)>
^ i - ' ' - : -'\-^^-::/^''y-: •'•:;'•' •
;' M. .Burford SoaQjard and Eu­gene
Weils served-asco-ehaii^
men. John Abbate handled the
various, menjbership detaite. "The
affair;' ajways- ' a : very. popular
event, ^gaiii proved, to be vej*y
sticcessfuL
Int^rnatiopat Song
Sf ^ist Apj3® afs^At
©ii^Y-L^m6ar<(o*s
i!^?^iS^0^f'^JMM»T-^W^'^^'^^^^^^ ICommeice Pre'sideni Hoir
Cacaator«;iook-<^^ apjjrcivliaily. A-recdrd-bwaWng Bjlendanee
.wastpresoini iasi Thuiaday^i^SuyJLoinbaido's East Point House
iorpaj^; 'Irlbjltefto.JherSilliMBi'lini on-ihBJic/',50th-:';weddiiit|anm-'
veii'Siyi' 1BiH;iii«ti«i5*7|ik.i>na^^^^^ 'the,chMfegitwd loim^Mgfmein-•
bers. 61 '•tte'rtecJQtljiailanlzalion.-^• •'. •V<Pbptb by Ogcy?s jStudib)
COLUPSES
The Freeport Incinerator, located on Albaiqr Avenue, collapsed
last week. This serious situation brings j ip the possibility, wHich is
now under consideration by village officials, of closing this muni­cipal
facility permanently.^
It was originally Intended that about one half^million llollars
would, be spent,for rehabilitation and modemization. In fact, speci­fications
and°^ requirements of the proposed changes have already
been submitted to bidders. V
The collapse happened in the "charging- floor," that section- ot
the incinerator from which refuse is delivered into the burning area.
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Since last Thursday, the Sanitation Dept. has been. J.!rs.tnE( ~^%i-'
bage and refuse t o j ^ c T o | ^ i ^ | t ^ J ^ ^ ^ ^ a ^ ^ ^ ^ n ^ i | | ^ i | | a ^ b | ^ y j|
M T A conference of Villoge officials and Board of Sewer and Sani-
[ tatiori" CornihissioherS is pfanned tn 'tujly, analyze this pr.iblem.
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FREIPORI CtUBXI963
Top Republican^ Officials To Attend
AanwalPicnic At Pbiii+Lookout
Park ThirBiturda^jsJuly 2T
•Walter Mutphy, "Vice-President of the FfeepertBepublican Club
and General Chairman o t t h e GOP Club's 1963 Outing, met-with
Peter & Kelly, l¥««pprit GOI^J^eadsa-, .Hobert' Iteynor, -President ot
^tke_Club''and'Jli#;B#id" flfT .Goyerft^
- planslforJhe:_#piliisal_ind; vary JBopulay-Pre^port GOP'Clikb Outfag
which will be held on Satupayr
JUDGE CHARLLS C^ M E H M I N N
ATTEMDS COURT CdNJFERI
-^July 27, at Point Lookout Park
„,,Mrt iiurphy announced -th/t
this"year's affair vUill even sur­pass-
tlie tremendous- sufccesses of
• previous years. 5is in' th^. past,
leading Rep,ublican officials from
the Stale, County and Town of
oHempstead wUl attend-this, non-political
• * speech-making social
highlight of the'summer season.
Special "invitations have also
" been extended to Gov. and Mrs.
Nelson Hockefcller. Assembly
'. Speaker- Joseph Carlino, "Pete
Kelly . and Presiding Supervisor
J>almer D. Farrington will serve
'• as Unofficial hosts' at' this affair.
Mr. Carlino reported that there is
a very good possibility that the
• Governor and- "Happy" , Rocke­feller
would attend if other com­mitments
allow. .
TKe~^g^^«iature of_ihe 1983
Beach' Party and- Outing wiU be
the awarding of the many val­uable
prizes. Participation in
these awards'is "open t c everyone
(Continued on page I'll
Freepor+'s 6 Year
Charles F. Bfrsner
Wins Art Contest
Charles F/ 'Blrsrier, C-y'ear-oJd
son of Charles and "Virginia, Bus-ncr
of 112 Nassau .Ave., Freeport,
wQn a drawing contest oij Sifth-day
House on NBC television, j
He won a prize from" A. O.
Schwartz of Slh'Ave'. and is' also
eligible for the grand prize of
$ 1 0 0 . • . , •'
MARGARET BAXTER
Lovely"-Margaret Baxter, in-ternBllonally
pojpular song
stylist, proved to be the big
hU at the B«iadwkyHoUywoo<i
Star Nile held at Guy Lom-
"iMurdo's East! Point House last
Sumlay nlfbt' ' '.
MiEB Baxter' U a »i%illl-lln"
giitat and' stags to flire diffor-
"eSriartguages. She -has ap-ipeared
In many-^heatrlcal hits
iiicludiiig IMe-SrSsaway inuiiical-"
""Ll'I.Abiier."-., •" , ^.._
" Fieeports-Jtae-CaaduUo^aiid
his famous orcli*Sca supplied
the niusic fof Ih© various"" or-tislB
-M-ha appeared. He and^his
musical trio perform nightly a*
the ' East Point House and
highlight the week with the
Sunday Celebrity Nile at which
lime rriiany headlliners. appear
as Lombardo guests. >>>—
DRUG STORE NOTICE
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Zipper's <•' Pharmacy, 55 So.
Grove St, Freeport, will "r©m»n
open late until W p.m., this Sun­day,
July 21. AU otHw drug store
metxibers of the Freeport Phar-macy
""Association close at 2 p.m.
oa Sunday*. Zipper's Phtomac^
telephone nunoAier is FR 8-3449
Local officials view a blow-up ol the American Bar Associa­t
i o n uiuform trafific complaint form noyr being used in mora
' i W i 1730 trailed States communilios. .-.-
} Scene is ^ the Seventh Annual Traffic Court Confeience
. held June 17-21 at the Fordham University School of Law, Lm-co^^
Bciuar?, New York City, , .,
The five-day--conference was presented by .the American Bar
AsfOcJation's Traffic Court Program and the Traffic Institute cf
' Northweslern University in cooperation with the Fordham Uni-verslty
School of Law and Ihe. Humble Safely Foundation.
PicJutod from left lo right are: C. WiliUm Gaylor, Acting
PoliK- Juztice, Lynbrook; Charles C. Mehrmann. Acting Polwc
Justice, Freeport.
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