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FREEPQRT
NASSAU'S LARSESTi WEEKLY"
BALDWIN ROOSEVELT
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FOR
NElQlffi|t»LY
MEWS
H
MERRICK
&4th Year^No. 19 . FREBPORT^VN^ ¥^: THl^RSDAY, AUGUST 27v im .•^'&. . - fBiq8f:finE.ClEST».P|BK'C9Et^
1959 Contest Sporisoirship
Includes Prominent Names
- ' Entire CommunitY Joins In •*
' Launchfhg f jrsf "Miss Freeporf"
The "JMlBi Freeport'of 1959" cotiteit ms aiutwored^ Jointly by the
Freeport Cluuaber «t jCammerce, tba Fre«iMirt Mensluuits Asaoeiatlon
and THE UBADEB, jYeeport's OftkUl NemM^. the (qMnaon in-
«liuletl UM following: LVHAN DUBTBA. flmisti fm KASNOCH. Jeweler
knd tcoph; donor; BERT COBNEIX, head o^ Ami VDlamonlzed"
lenrelrr: OTTO KISKZ, Se* Breece B««(MU*nt;' OOT LOMBARDO,
OIIABLE»' HOANDORE* wd-r£IEB ITANGEUS «( .tlw BAST FOINT
ClOVSE; CHAJEtLES TAYLOR, rnmMirt'BUnori tile CATBI BESTAD;
JBANTi F«ter Ctm of tJie.aiANDABIN: BESfAVBANT: COBD vJOE-JHRO0B?
S BB8TAVBAMT and New Jerwy MotH; BUSB BepFIELUt and
1XIUI8 BCkSCTH «>f tli« S«a 0«W Bwtamraut: and ED0IE KAYA|TT'3'
B&6nicnBAN<v tMB-B-Q pnr).
AddltlmMI'flSAjuoiw a » JuiX AIXEN «r Fnwport BIneprint Co.;
JAKE'jS£SiEMBBaG.Mid DTJKE DONAI^DSONof the JPreeporl Stadium
Banc; iXAKIOOr'J(>BSEI>OKr, batrdveescni; "IBE TODBIST" olcht-welar
»m4r CATCaJUUCK FISBINO PLEET; IX>MG ISLAND TRU^X
WjjBOOTO SSMIMIFEDERALSA VINOS AND LOAN OO.J MEADOIV
«K; AQUniBXAN BB<^NaaB'iCOBJE'.; WMBgl^
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III ijin>iii»lMri>ijif»H'ffi o6ia«:i'
' '.lUMJUWrjqiBEaa.SXHXP; .W..T.''6BANT OO., DOQ rabner, nuuiaffcr;
{ <VIBOL jQBEEN'avSlPOBSSWBABi ladlo aMtlon WOBBi HOTEL NEW
' vi^jWCER;.MARTIN COAL AND OIL OO.; Dick Davli^ ttiana«er FBEE-
' 'i^RT BOWL; ZEPFEB'S PHARMACY; JERRY BAClATEtLG, f>hoi<«-
• rtlbher; FBEEIWBT GLAZINO CO.,' Fodner famUyi CENTITBY THEA-
\ 1Xf!&; XiONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD; Gnr|[« Mi Liftvy SOO^ETELT
, RACEWAY ;^ GBOVE PHOTO SUPPLIES/ BEGU SCBVLTS oT KteU
, ' Herviee; lutd TABVLLI'S LOUNGE. ^ ~ .. '
jMPJpPORTpF
Judges Name Judy McGuire
2nd Mace In Very Gl6se_Rac!|^.
'MISS FREEPORT'
BOBI FERRELL
2nd PLACE WINNER ?
Brief Biographical Sketches
6 i 3 "Miss Ereeport^^ Girls
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Tb» 'wtniwr, Bobl' PeiT«U,
*'Mlas't^reeport" Is'automaticaUyl^a
CBi^dldat^ for Uni "Mt» Nassau"
botitefet wU«h «U1 be' held bi Ki^ch,,
~t9C0.-Tbi^' teadH to ^"MJfiB New iTork.
Btate'! sitd finaUy.-"Win-AaaeriGa."
,"IiaiS8.I>Veepuri" l« a years old.
Her measurementasre 25'23-36, she
'{& S'4" tail and'weights ISO lbs. She
to blonde and an lienor etudent
gmduate of ptcepprt High School-
She was active m drsntatics and
.JOumaUam and plans-to attend the
Schopi o; iqttoiqtional Service at
the'Atqerlcaa Unlvenslty in Wash-
Uigton, O. .6. • ^
Second .place winner' Judy Mc-
.Oudbe inmam^ 38-24-36, staiidB
V'lO' i^gh koA. weighs }3&. 8b«, la
,a vvadua^ xATsjeeamA El«b ScliooJ>
Balutatorian in her .eenior -year,
,^tor-ta-clUef- of the school, paper
<uad the winner of xasus speaking
-contests. She. Is very activ? in
drfkni»tles\an has studied piAhq^and
baUi^.'Sb3$''was.-awanled..i% coveted,
linear ,ic)uai^tahiyp to.Vna^rj M^
'Aidr'-U^uire; la-,coiai^tton i^l^th
'pntiUi^narieB,>«on -'=-=*==*saa
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and welgb3< 129', Us. She- attended
Holy Redeemer SobMl/^wos erad>
uated from 8fc. Agpesjaigh School.
Bbe. -is itfeaeatly attending.^' Mrs,
Sldnner's Secretarial School itt
Oaideti Cits"-prepuing for a car­eer
as executive secretary. Mies
Flynn appeared Iq-.^he radio show
"j^tars of TomoiTOw" when sM v^s
only."? j«ars oiir. Her interests are
inainly in singing' and In show
business. - -
Revu6 Being Planned
With Miu Freeport €irU
out. of the'origiaAl field of'35
entrants, ,teif beautiful' «DA: t«l«nte<t
yoi|iDg ladles''b«4ipe .eligible for
the^fiiwi&^'Jn'«3iiltloiD;;to' the three
prize .-wlnnenC the other. tlhfllsts.
in the '*Mj58.Preeporlt o 19W',' con­test
were: liiane jAeXjambert, Bv*^!
elyn Ann Cterko, Judy. MInntrly,
Sbnny 'CarmeU, Mana Tbefifta de
,T<jl?do,v,Ahn^Fr»nk a«xd JacWft
Slider,' '^ ^.; ', , ' ', .
-^F^iii are now'-'belhV 'ttninged.by
• ''aw||wti;:,-l«)»^:dPft^,^^^
|«rniii«-t»-variety:
JUDY MoGUllUi
3rd PLACE WINNER
••^^.%<:^i^W^^:, xJW^^i^ ^. _ .jt!ffl«teet,ff^
.>i[eM!:.SM:Mm.'''' mnr^vttNM'
VOCAUSTJMillV, nVNH WIHS
3ni HiCHBT COteT $POt
On Tuesday nightt August 36. a packed house with etaudtag room
only In the Preeport Kigh School Auditorium, witaesaad th9 nnala'ot
the "Miss Preeport,ot 1969" beauty-talent contest. Ten of.Freeport's
fairest and moot talented beauties competed for the "dlamondised"
crown aijdi the fame and fortune of belnj^ "Miss Sfreeport."
' Lovely and blonde Barbara "Bobl" Penell, of iO Seaman Aw.
^as selected as the Queen In one of the closest races ever Judged
according to the "Miss America" point system. Statuesquo abd- doric-haired
Judith McOulrc of 185' Wallace St., was selected for the second
place in this very competitive contest and song-stylist Mary Flynn ot
20 XhitchcsB St. won third place laurels, «
, The iudges wero (he HON. JOHN D. BENNETT, Surrogate of Nas­sau
County,-.who also seryed IM ^ o t referee; HQN," WltiJAM It.-
"OMCWdBN.rwho.'alsd a,w«nt*d the handsome traphlfs to the tlUeo top
who'^<^»n«4,-"»ilas' "rAepbrfi eBBB['Mii»ld^»ii*Nllto'^fc»*~'-^^
WrMportV.jStUipB VtiCNO ot.-tl»s»Mii*i; l i ^ ; -(
-'PZ2Elp,)0f the JR.- CHAMBER OP'"O6MMKR6«'
'OEOROB, MORTON LEVY JR, representing Roosevelt Rt^jeway;
CHARIiES ' SOANDORE of Ouy LombardoV Bast Point .HOUM^ 4nd'
OQOBOE ESPOSITO, president of the IProeport Merchants Assootalion.
,./' Also .serving, on the judges' panel were RICHARD OONNELtiY. •
•vloe-pres,' representing the Long Island Trust Co.; DON., ^VEjLLE^--
vlce-pies. of the''Meadow Brook. National Bank; WILLIAM MARTIK
SR,, ptea. ot the South Shore Federal Savings and Loan; HENHY ALT- '
BIKhABTEN. ylce-pnes. ot the Preeport Chamber ot Conuneroe; KSNT
THOMPSON; director of the Freeport Recreation Dept.; and BBRI?
CORNEUi and REMRV; J. CAMEL. advertlsing-taVent'scouts.
LARRY OILBEATI served as'show director and producer and his.
orcheiitra, THE CONTINIINTALB furnished the music. Usherettes were
MABV LOU MIXEK, SUSAN CLEARY. LYN MIRANDA. MAROB
CliEABY, KA^tHIS ttaCDONALD, VAL DIEHL, HAZEL SMTHf. itfiVi'lf
WRANN and JOANMUSTACCBXO. The ushet^ttes were aU cbarmtnglF
attired In evenltl^ gowns.
'. The entire ehow was broadcast
live by radio station WOBB, under
the db-ectloa of Mike Stutds, Bta-tloh'
Manager.. Tom McCarthy and
Do/otby Mack handled the inter­views
and contestitnts and judges
and reported the contest details and
Harvey Soper served as chief radio
engineer. This special events broad­cast
was sponsored by'W.T. Grant
Co., Zippers Pharmacy, Don Wiener
of Don's Affair and Theresa Samp­son,
Cczsetlere.
The entire production was mode
possible by the cooperallon of the
Freeport Board of Educationpr.
John W. Dodd, Supt. of Sdwols,
Miss Dorothy Maxwell, personal
represent^Clve of Arthur Murray,
MX. JDorto Mtoer. the staff at ^ord
iriebrock's,. the Freeport Lodge of
Elks, (wbere reliBaiwIs were held),
Louls -, Ghu(4«WiV0ffictel ',coiM«?C
sign |^toft?-.tjw''si!^^p»ri'Police
-'lifiRt. and head titghJ school, cvwti*^-
ian'Hftrry :5(Jrnseheinr-Bnd Jt>lj'
-«l8iant &irr PauUiani fiettt Df'
'son .'aJMl .'l*n' y^un;;,»uli»ger
V, pnepOTtVoirtt 'Syl.jftelUy,
•^tmiibif ikpd.veteriu*
Ceremonies. Sddle Vastl, managlBg-editor
of THE LBADBR, served M
official contest nosis.
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WE THANK YOU :
The Freeport Chember
of Commerce, The Free*
port Merchants Associa­tion
and The Uacletr take,
rttis opportunity^ to' thank
all who mada.thd 1954
«MISS FREEPORr^Cont^
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