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FIUEIPOBT, m "ST., THUBSOAY. JUNE 11; 1984 PRICEj FIVE CEHTS PER C»FY
FREEPORT DAY AT WORLD'S
FAIR NEXT WED.. JUNE 17
I NEWS & VIEWS
BY
EDDIE VASIL
,!•! United Press International
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ft Motional Press Syndicate
Hundreds Attend Big Qlamorous
Opening Of Freeport Motor Inn
And Exotic Outrigger Restaurant
The glMnorou».rREEPOBT MOTOR IMN & MAHtNA. with its
colflrful OUTHIGGEH RESTAUHAKT. had an equally alamorows
Grand Opsalng last Sunday when approxjiniloly.aso^dioirfiiirlMF
dljied at this exotic "South Sea Paradiso" «n Freeporta South Miain
St.
Host ABNER SUBIN and his rostaurant-cxport JACK GORME
deserve full credit for creating this excellent cstabiishment and
arranging a grand opening, complete even with lobster and caviar,
vvliich was indeed outstanding. JOE CREAMER, the developer of
this property on Preeport's fabulous wat^front, now enjoys the pride
of seeing his dream come true.
Mayor Bob Swdsney, Chamber, of Commerce Pretidenl Boy
Cacclfttore and every official and dignitary prosent expressed fhoii
coniplinenli and congratulated Mr. Subin and his ^askQcIatea.
Freeport, in fact, this entire section- of Long Island, has had
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F. H. S. TO GRADUATE 534
STUDENT! WITH COLORFUL
CEREMONIES ON JUNE 21
Led by top scholars Andrew Levy, Valedictorian, with a 97.5
Hverage, and Salutatorian, Rosalind Greenberg with a 97,3 aver­age,
S34 Freeport High ^ o o l Seniors will receive their diplomas
as membeis of Freeport High School's ^Ist graduating class, on
Sunday, June 21, at Freeport Stadium.
.To the traditiorial strains of
"Pomp and Circumstance," Prin­cipal
J. Wesley Soutliard, Supt.
John Heiii-y Martin, and Board
President, Clifton B. Smith, • ac­companied
by members of the
Board of Education and the clergy
\vill-begjn the stately processional
,al S p.m. '• _ ' ;
• In case of rain, the ceremony
will be held in the Freeport High
School Gymnasium.
Salutatorian .Rosalind Green­berg
resides with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Albert Greenberg at 243
Miller Avenue. A brilliant scholar
in social studies and Spanish, Boz
(as she is called by her friends)
enjoys reading the classics in
drama, seicntiflc treatises, and
20th century poetiy.
She has her own laboratory
where sho conducts original ex­periments
with photo electric cells,
in embryology; and short wave
radio.
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READYING 'FREEPORT DAY AT FAIR.* Plan! for "FrRepoM Day at Iho World's I'air" — noxt
Wednosday, Juno 1"? — are conipIet«d at incotina of commltlco chaiiwon oppolniod by tho Ch«ni-bar
of Cowmarce. Soatod, left to right,, aro Clayton Williamson, bus co^ordinotor. a»id Co-Chair-man
John H. O'Neitl and Melba Howard, white In back row stand Waltor Rlchardcon, ViUvigo
co-ordlnaJorj Boy Cacciatore, Chamber of Commerce president: Doo Kralovil, Fair program chair­man,'
Gilber Weber, treasurer, and Clinton Mot i, publicljy chairman. Mayor Robert J, Swqonoy is
honorary chairman.
Cow Meadow Plan
Goes Forward
Ralph P, Franco, Director of
Real Estate, Nassau County, an­nounced
that County Executive
Nickewon's plan in ttie develop­ment
of Cow Meadow as a wild
lite preserve was further advanc­ed
on June 8, by the ratiOcation
ot the taking map leading the way
to condemnation of the property
now used as a debris yard, etc.,
immediately south of the Colony
Park Homes,
Spencer Shaw To
Speak At Library
Spencer Shawr of the Nassau
Library System will speak at
8:15 p.m, on Thxrrs., Juno 18 at
the Freeport Memorial Library on
Library USA, one of the attrac
tions at the World's Fair, and for
which Mr. Shaw was a consultant,
The program, open to the pub­lic,
is sponsored by the Friends
of the Freeport Memorial Library,
DRUG STORE NOTICE
The Cannon Pharmacy, 9 South
Main St, Freaport. wUl ttinain
opm late untU 10 p.ia. this Snn
day, June 14. All other drug ttoie*
which HO menibeTt of the Wma-port
PhamsiKy Association close
at 2 pjn. m Suadttys. The tele-phone'
number of &o Cannon
Ph8rn»cy,to FRJ-OMl. _,, •
CPhoio by 0.s«ir'.>i .Studio)
Some Freeporlers will do more iil the World's Pair than sue
the exhibits next Wednesday, June 17,
"Prooptirt Day" wHl offer special prognims, it was announced by
John H. O'Neill and Melbu Howard, co-chairmen of a committee
named by the local Chamber ot Commerce. Perform»ne«s by enter­tainment
groups in the N«w York i ' ' •
State Pavllion~frce to everyone; ourf times during tliu doy and
—win share ithc spoUlght at vari- ] (Continued on page 4)
Freeport's Fire Depl
Wm 3 T«> Awa^s
Photo above shows iha ibtoe top officers of tho Froepoit Fire
. Dapt. who are proudly exhlblthts the tiopUlos won by our prize-winning
fir«iightors. From left to right are.Louts ModagUo, Itt
Deputy Chief, FFD Chtof Paul Falcone and 2nd Deputy Chief .
JoEn'Souiherland,' .4.^ . ' »
The- Freeport Pbe Dept. psTtldpatad in the Annual Parade at
LinfleahHrst on Saturday, 3am 6th. They woii three first place
Irophys which included 'fBesil'Appearliifif Dopartmonl," "Most Men
In LtaB* and lest Appearing Ovetall DopartmeBi." .
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