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iFREEPOKT BALDW4N MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
OFFICiAL
ANiMIVEJ?SARY
NEWSPAPER
28tb Year, Wo. 13 FREEPOHT, N. Y., THUHSDAY, JULY 25,, 19B3
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«REEK^0RTHODOX CHURCHL
. jAftjjrojfim^^ of thi Greek Orthodox feithijoca^^^
f in .ffii8.8ectio)Br 6* Ittng; island, welcome the Very. Eey.-. Emilianos
•:Tsirpaalis;as their., new .spJritu leader. Hfe w^as a^^poultetf t« the
^ Gi«ek <>cthodpx-;Church in Preeport by tl^e Blihop of the-Greek,
••,Arcjxgg£9se:jpr.#w,,Y^ 9, 1963.. -\.; \''-^ , •''::.'-':• •',
The,' Re-Vj—TsirpanliSj-^lthough
ionly 28 years; old,- can easl^]?
aualifyjfls, 'a 'Jhaii. cif 'experience
In his chos«ij:i«eiE3He iwaa boto
pji^thp Isle OIHCOS,; one of;.the 12
of the Greek Dodecanese Islands.
When he was but 1^ years old,
he left- his homeland to attend
the Ecclesiastical School of Pat-
Guy Lofnbardcr To
Help^ LauQcfi Chase
attah Branch
After 3 years of concentratfed
studies in Theology, Rev, Tsirpan-lis
entered the Theolpgicar School
of Haltei,.which is'the official in­stitute
of the Iteniheijical Pgtrli
srohatc in Constantinople, Tutkey.
He was ordained" in 1954 and 3
ye^irs Jater--received his Degree
in Theology cum Inudtir, '
After tiis'graduation in 1057, ho
Gtiy: . Lombardo,.; ,Free|>prt's
speedboa:t eriUiusiast extfaprdjni
aire land pi^diicfr of tiie^ Jones'-
. B e a c h suniirier spectacular
"Around the World in lighi^
Days," wlllofiEiclally "launcix" the
TifaL-IS^eepbrt{«iffiee"'l>f'flie:Chaso
B|anbattan Bank on Saturd^,
July 27 at 9 a.m. The branch,
located at 75 West Merrick Boad,
Is' in the heart of the village that
has adopted the slogan "Boating
and Fishing Capital ol the East," ji
Mayor Robert J^ Sweeney wHl
.ferjlslpate in. the .opening .day
ceremonies along with Francis J.
Sk,eIIy, theTj'ranch manager, and
oithCT Chase Manhattan officials,
t h i s will be the bank's M h offict
in.Nassau Gofinty. "
WMKBERS^STARr SEASON
Baldwin's Youth Center
Programs Resume In Fall
iThe Junior High Youtti Center
Programs, originally scheduled to;
beheld each , Friday' evening, at'
CommonSj have •befejl'cajjcellfe^'forl-the
duration of flie siiinmerj
months. This program will resume |
again in the Pall. I
Ecfucafion Board's
Mfee|ittg pates
h'. At the-'Amnuar Reorganization
Meeting of the I^eeport :Board of
I Education, Clifton B. Smith,
• President, announced |hat regular;
.meetings of sthe Board will ht
•h^d oii the third Tuesd# in each
month . beginhing . with Septem-
•faer" IT, "'lSS3;_-' _.*.', _.-•.;
1 - All • Board' meetings, ' unless-
I otherwise annOuncM jwllj bejield
in •the 'Board Room at Ereeport
High .School and will begin at
•8:15-'p.m. -^^^ '•*-f".," '-^"
•- Jtafprm^Dii tod-€ii^Uott|^COT^
' icBHiipg-=Bo«rd-=of_Education^biM*
•liesS: should be addressed; to 'fte
; pistrict-jCierk, John.T. Cottee, Jr.,
; Freeport Public Schools, P.O. Box
50, Freeport. '-M. —
The first two li:ni to bo brought into Frccporl by Ihc rico-porl
Tuna Club this season were caught i »m the "Justine"
owned and skippered by John Thomas, President of the Free-port
Tuna Club. The'iirst ono was caught by Ed Sanders, a 41 Vz
.pounder. The second was caught by Artie Russell, a SSV'a pounder.
They_twere caught. Saturday 55 miles SSE of Jones Inlet. This |a
'the second fear in a row'for Thomas to have the iirsi"tuna, caught
from his boat. The contest is sponsored by the Freeport Tuna
Club of whiirfa all are members. Photo shows left to ri|^—Artie'
Russell'of Freeport with his 38Vi pound tuna^and Ed Sanders «f
RockviUo Centre with his 41 Vi pound tuna. Iii^the center is Capt.
John Thom».s., skipper of the "Jiisline" and president of the club.
J<din W. McLaughlin
Broadcast From WGBB
' Elder John W, McLaughlin,
Asst. to the Pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Freeport,
will give the morning devotions
on radio station WGBB at 9:25
a.m. each nioming beginning Jiily,
23th, and ending August 2nd.
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Cfaubbuk^.Drug jSiore, 39 South
M(un St« Freeport. 'will remain
open late: until 10 pjn. this Sun­day,
July 28. All other drug store
members of the Freeport Phar­macy
Association close at 2 pjn.
on Sundays, Chubbuks telephone
number laFR 8-3333.
proudly displayiag.tfa'e,:top pri^'fe.fe'iiveK'oitfJ-ftiSK
, Republican Club'Picnic on Saturday, 'Juiy'>3?i.il863',-Bi'a" -(I.'""to *'«.)''
Vice-President Waller Murphy, GOP"LaJdiriPMe''Kelly, andf
Cliib President Robert Raynori ^Em seleiiiionoifwiiiner&of the.
CE.Stereo set with AM/FBC tiinez and GE Portisl^. dishwasher,
as well as a $SOilO gilt certificate at "Fredericks/ will ciunax a
day of picnicking, contests, end games. Hundreds of Freeport
Republicans and top public officials are expected at the annual
outing at the Hempstead Town Park at Point Lookout^^
TRftDE ASSOCIAPIIf
Frank D. Curley (right) of the Curley Pump Company, Free-port,
is presented an honorary life membership in the Nassau
, Electric I<eague by the organisation's President James F. West-head.
Curley was honored for his long-time service to the League,
twice serving as Presidenl
In Its THE LEADER
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