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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
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Qriiilnal
NEWSPAPER
FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK ^ ROOSEVELT
28th Year. No. S2 FREEPOHT, N. Y» TBtUHSDAY. APRIL 23, 1964 m^^ •• PHlCls FIVE CENTS PER COPY
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OFFiaALS ATTEND PREVIEW
AT ^ O R T MOTOR INN
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Pictuze aboTs shows (l«tt} Mayor Bob Sweono? and Villago
Trustee Fiank Somep (right) consralulBllna Mr. and Mis. MinoT
Subin, during s pieview ol thoir new million •dollar Froeport
Motor Inn loealod on Soylh Main St. in Freoporl. This luxurious
waterfront 4B-unit motel, eomplei© with cocktail lounge and
restaurant, private dock and, OlrnipiC'Size •wimming pool with
cabiuBs will officially open soon.
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AT mEKKlCil THtATRE
New Peter Sellers-George C. Scott
Movie Attracts Top Press Reviews
^By EDDIE VASIL
Kobort M. Cooper, Columbia Pictuies Corp. executive, and
Charles W. "Kirk" Kirkconnell, Manager o£ the Merrick Theatre,
were my hosts at a special pre-view of tho now Peter Sellers' hit,
"Dr. Strangelove," which opened yesterdaj', Weclnosdny, April 22,
at the luxurious Merrick Theatre.
•; To say that Djr. Strangelove Is —•—;—^ p—
one Of the funniest yet most
thought-provoking, motion pic­tures
of the year, is putting it
mildly!
I t stars aich great actors as
Petoi" Sellei-s, George C, Scott,
Sterling Hayden, Keeaan Wynn
and Slim Pickens, It also intio-duces
a' new charmer- named
Tracy Reed.
%i'. Strangelove, or: How I
Learned To Stop Worrying and
Love the Bomb" should be »
im^t-see o neverybody's list at
top motion picturr entertainment.
; LIRB magazine caHed it a wildly
comic nightmare! NEWSWEEK,'
SATURDAY REVIEW, N.Y.
DAILY NEWS, TIME magazine,
N.Y. POST and the N.Y. TIMES
classed .it as a brilliant satire al­most
beyond compare and rated
it one of the funniest and most
serious American movies' ever
nimed.
Produced by Stanley Kubrick
for Columbia • Pi«-tures, Dr.
(Continued ori nage 8)
Associated Offers
Week-End Specials
ChMk flie Wpek-«nd Specials of­fered
i y 'file Associated super­market
on page 16 of this issiie
of The LEADEE.
^ CLEAN
STARTS
DONT FORGET I
Turn Your Clock
AHEAD
This Sunday.
"All preparations for Frccporl's CloHn-Up Week have been '\
completed," said Supt. of Snnitntlon John S. Mmrn. "Us succci!!?
or failure now depends upon how well tlio residents ,nnd business
people co-operiitc next Monday through Frid^jy, April '27 U> May I
inclusive."
Trash will be picked iip daily
at Uie curb by about 10 Village-owned
truckis. Mr. Marrn sfrcs-wd
the need for pntting out unwanted
articles before 8 a.m. any of tliosc
days, but after 6 p.m. Uw pre­ceding
njghl. Garbage collection.^
will follow the usual schedule.
The National Fire Underwvitera
have .slated Ih.il every 12 niin-ulcs
a ho»!v In Hit U.S. it desti'oy-ed
or damaged by a bla/.o due to
rubbish nccumulnlion.
Village nulhorllie.1 urge every­one
to clMr Ini.sh out of attics,
biisonvents, garage and yards, as
(Continued on p»gc 5)
AF Cmdr. Gotti
Issues Invitation
To Project Apollo
Bernard Cblli, Mitcbel SquM-ron
Cominander, Air Force Asw.,
AerospncQ Education. Council, an­nounced
thgt his organization, in
cooperation with Giuman Aircraft
Engineering Corp. and the Nation­al
Aeronautics & Space Adminis­tration,
• is sponsoring a Project
Appolo Presentation on Wednes­day,
April 20i 0:30 p.m-. at the
Brick- Theatre, of Mitchcl Ait
Farce Base in Garden City.
Tho presentation illusliates the
entire "Manned Exploration of
the Moon Program" planned to
land a team of two astronauts on
the moon.
There is no p^pjbslon charge
and the general public is Invited.
I Commander Clolti is on the staff
at the Frooport Post Office and
can bo reached there for further
details.
Don't Miss The Bier -
SPEBSQSA Gala Show
For an evening of harmony,
don't mhs the gala SPEBSQSA
(Soeiely For The Preservation
And Encouragement of . Barljof
Shop Quartet Sinsring In America)
show, ''Harmonf In HawalL'! - at
the'Freeport High School Satur­day,.
April 25. Tickets at Gnyve
Slallonerjr Store, 47 So. Grove
St, Tteepottf- . ' ' ^^^
Preeport Village
Official Notice
The Water Dept. will clean the
entire water system by flushing
hydrants each of the five work
I days from 9 A.M, to 4 P.M.
At the same time each of the
1,000 fife hydrants will be me­chanically
checked, thus insuring
maximum efficiency for your
I protection.
i Suggestion; To avoid rusty
water - draw water for cooking,
washing or any other pui-pose be-ifore
S A.M. and after 5 P.M, for
TWO WEEKS starting April 13,
1984.
ED YAMIN APPOINTED TO
HIGH POSITION WITH N. Y.
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
<t EdwaVd R. Yamin, of Preeport,
has been appointed a member of
the Committee on Unlawful Prac­tice
of the Law of the New York|
Slate Bar Association by Orison;
S. Mardcn, President ol the Slate
Association, it was announced la.it
wocic by..John E. Beriy, Execu­tive
Director, Mr. Ynmin la also
a member of the M-Stoto Coor­dinating
Committee on Unlawful
Pructlcc.
He Is a past-prcsldcnl of the
Frecport Republican Club and
now serves as Editor of club's of-ftcial
publicWion. Atty. Ed Yamin
is also Vlce-Commandcr of the
WJlUam Clinton Stoi-y Post, No.
342, American Legion. EDWAR0 B. YAMIN
TWO OF FREEPORFS
FINEST FIRE CHIEFS
DRUG STORE NOTICE
The Ciannon Pharmacy, 6 South
Main St., Freeport, will remain
open late uolU 10 p.m. this Sun­day.
April 28. All other dnig itoret
whisk ara nentban of tba Frea-port
Pharmacy Awoetalion elofs
at 2 p.in, on Sundays. Th« tok-pl^
ne auinbar of VM Canmai
Pbamtacy It FH 8-IKI4I.
Picture above ibowa ont-solng Froaporf Flro J>6pi^ Chief Pat
CotignolB (lalt) «jn0ralBliii.ln9 tho now Chief, Paul Folcoae.
durtiiB I to official InslaUalloii caramonios held last Saturday at
Carl HopliJ'f. A racard-braaklngr attendanca was proseni lor Ihs
colorful offdr. ,,