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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
OFFICIAL
ANNIVERSARY
NEWSPAPER
ROOSEVELT
SSlh Yoar, No. 18 ^TEREEPOHTj-N. Y„ THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 1963 PRICE: FJVE.CENT^PER COPY.
Editortai
;. No responsible citizen desires to see the good work and
the progress of a'political party undermined' and J i v i d e d j
and therefore no sincere and loyal Freeport Republiean
should .want his party spill Particularly~iTot -during these
times when: the Democrats, are very active and are leaving
no sitohe unturned, no trick unplayed, in quest for office and
power. * •
1 Th6 Republican Glub in Freeport has been headed by
njany excellent men of high calibre. It has been a leader in
political circles and hai^enjdyed the reputation of being the
most active and the largest in the State of New York.
In addition, Freeport harbeen the cradle and the home
of some of the most .prominent men in public life. The Hon.
Paul Kelly, Judge of the County Ck»urt the lats Judge Moxey
Bigby; the late Nassau County Welfare Confmiissioner Bob
Campbell; Deputy Commissioner of Jurors Sam Gerber; Asst.
- District Atty. Bob Shetaar; Speaker Carlino's Research Coun-
.sel Allan ¥ollnier and his late father,, Nassau County Sheriff
Al Vbllmer; and many others- through the years are proof-of
"the cmlbfe of the Freeport Republican Glub.
!% It IS Unfortunate that e^en therslightestjsign of insur-
_. „.^.ge!ncy;Has.;t0;:appear''atvthis''tjm^ '.v-/,!/'
"»*:yS||S?®t|ite&?ssitry^^
—, __^;«ssQQ£e.Y:^he;;.rf4''*-^^^'t-*^A*l*^i??^tfti^ vSte, 'every 'bif
'•'""'" of'IQppbr'f 'Tri'drder ••.to'Besf''rlpres'int''the"'pecfpietpf-*'their-d
i s t r i c t . '. ' ' " ' •—. •; " , •• • . \_ ;^
_^iil_ The people of Freieport; in every section and in every
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SOUTH
OPENS
lappy Birthday
Merrii
Picture above showc CbarlA'KirkcoimeU. Manager; Irving
MaJlem. owner; Town of Hiempitead Supervisor Ralph G. Caso;
,, noted intemaHonal arlist and ttaealrical personality "Sirena"
end Ben Capsuto of the staff, dluring the e.nke-(natiner ««renionie<
celebrating the firit anniversary of the Merrick Theatre, Tiiis
.new and modern movie sfaavreaw showrtfae finest in American
and Iniemalional films. One of ita exclusive features is an inti.
male ait gallery in the lobby>lounge. The Merrick Theatre^ i*—
.located on ^Merrick Road in the'new shopping center just over
Meadowbrook Causeway.
SHORE FEDERAL
IRDBRANCir
-Officiating at the Grand Opening ceremonws for SSPs d}ir<l office in East Meadow is
Hempstead Township's Supervisor. Ralph G. :!Caso> shown here; taking a king ilze out at the
ribbon which officially opened Uie doors at the new-LsftevUIe Shopping Ceiiter. location. Assiat-in'g!
Mf. Qa^, are'Officers and; Directors of Soiiib Shore federal, S; & IT, pictured abovO (ti. t0'R,)t
' Abrabaiii''Sleg|»i. I^ke'President;'.'Paul J. .Roche, .ChMimjin of th|"Board; Charles'B. Bucktey. Jr.^
.'eA;ltorB^y «tid iCii^ctor/.' WiUUm J.'Martin, jr.. I''resideiit and fi^s^J^aitin.'Jr.^ bis eharining'wife
•WhojBcted^as-official hostess; Wrailiam C. Sabella, Secrofaif; Irving • GreblaM,, DwMtor. TbetljiwB.
• {^ay •'^»ftbx*tioa^.• ineMdia:.'lree!' gWis *^ 'iiisCtersJ 'k' huge -South 'Sh<ore Federal Treasure • Chest_bold.
Ibf iraluablefcash , p ^ iot a Grand Prize Of a" SfZOJijavingii accountr anC.cholee of
----'tecraMvi'--,gifis;'-'tiiai'Wefe'-^vm new- iavings ;aocotitil~for-$25 or more.
Let^:N53tfr:!Sorg«t'"
t i
;';yhere' are stlH; somp excellent
."a'ackage, de^l". - tickets 'available
to go to tbe iPdio Grbiinds ori Sept.
12; pliii&day nig!ht) *tf MaW some
fun jluring "Freeport: Nite with
the Mets"_ and to honor Duke
SjfiiydiE^'!^_•"._ .,.,.•_„. „ ...:.., ;_,,.„ •,,./
. laTie^combina^ tiCketsVlor,. $4
Includes all transportation plus- a
$2i50 ticket to the game. These
tickets^ JTiajc .be obtained at the
following places:
Bayview Pharmacy at Bayview
and Atlantic Avenues; Carol
Grepn Sportswear, 80 South Main
Street and-South Shore Federal
Sayings and Loan AfStMiatton, 17
W^ Merrick Road, Freeiwrt,. They
xitay' also be obtained from Mc.
Irving Flaumenbaum wh<f lives at
23 Buchanan Street, FVeeport and
whose telephone number ' S' PI
J--3000r ^xt J28..^ther memb
of jhe, committee- In addition toi;
tin', Jr.^ ar^'^Harry Secor ol Bay*,
view .Pharmacy, .Walter Gtemot
Carol Green aiid "Wjniam C, Sa?
bella of isbuth Shore Federal. •;
? As an addied incentive .a "picture
of Duke Snyder is offered to ticket
purchasers. But the supply iS
limited-
Freeport High Open
For Regifttratijons - - - -
J. Wesley Southard, pnncipaL
announced that the Freeport High
School IS open durmg August
26 to August 30 to tegister new
students. Coiiriseiois will be avail­able
io discuss- programs and to
take f,3r*' of programming.
Th" enMre Freeport High School
wit open on Wednesaay, Septem­ber
4, at 8 °a.m.
Trash Pickup _
EST TOIiday^We ek
Because of the Labor Day holi"
iSy, there will be no curb pickup
of trash Wednesday, Sepi. 4, bf
the Freeport Sanitation Oept. Th*
next such pickup will be made «fH-W'edn
«sdBY,.Sept 11. Please plao*
irash at the curb - afiey B p.KU -
Tuesday, Sept 10, and before •;
Bin. Wednesday, Sept. 11.
The regular Monday garbsgO:
collection wil be made on Tuat*
day and the regular Tuesday beii "
lection on Wednesday for LabM'.
Day week only.
John S. Marra, Supl. ot SanlU*
tion, BiUd; "You can help by jsaW^'
ing this informalioa 'on to .ytMC..
neighbors.'You can "alio hi^y0{
to keep our village sireels cltMkj^i
by complying with the abar*;;
regulationl^ Thank you for y*»r j
co-operation.
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