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FREEPORT BALDWIN ROOSEVELT MERRICK
2.fth Year, No. 24 PREEPOHT, N.Y., THURSDAY, OCTOBlft 1, 19l0 •••::;; - praeEPitrE;ciewS;-|PBR";ooip'f;
FREEPORT ELKS LODGE PLAN
ANNUAL FALL DANCE O a . 10^
Traditional Affart Considered
Sbufh Shore Social Highlight
. ~ Caiorfnr Att'tinmt sbiAet will b« Uus featured thom« for the BaU-tiom
dMor^^tona of the Fre^kort EUca Clubhoose on Saturday NIte,
Oct. 10.
_^ lliii; M.the date when.the Anmul Fait Dance, jirlven by the fVeef
iwrt Elkft,'B. F. 6. E. #1253, wlU be held startlnr at 9:06 PAt, at
aiuuninced fey Howard S. Baicman, Exaltetl Bnler.
' ChairBDBin of the dance, Junea Fountain of ttooseveM, assOKs
isveryoine' attending ^a, most enjoyable'eivenlnri replete with nmneFOBS
uaiqne Innevattons. Oatstandlna: amonf them will be tbe attractive
aii well as accompUihed "All Oirl Orchestra" which will proridi! tJhe
mnste for the evenins:. Dreaa is optlonaL
RFiYiiift Mil: i i i i i £F w^^
Iftvllliliii PUI Vlttfllil-WIIIE rKyjElrl
Suppqrt By Organizatioiis
Assures Compfete Success
Redeemer SfJiooI AUnlnvy
S^nbrs ImpofM Film
Tiie liBdles AiixtUftry o f Out: Rdly
Sedftenier.SchM) wUl JlHWor «ftiin
on Indeeent, Utei^ituMi. It Is a
l«retta YouBg film called "The
Acctised." It will be hdtd Jn the
achool audltortum, at 8:30 pm. on
Monday night Oct. 6, Bveryone Is
taw^ to attend.
UNITED FUND OF FREEPORT
/WNUAt CAMPAKN FOR l O i m i T I O NS
The TJaVsi fuad of Preepoit opens Its fdUrth—and thus f|ur latest
—annual campaign this week on behaU of ten comnmnlty eefvlce
crganlialton^. "• . ;• . ' ._
, Ooai .of tbe campaign twlng canied on -tiy^ tlXhomas A. Utsch Mid
B^verBl hundred volimtcor workers 13 f4OJH0. . '^
JThe ^campaign will be' carried. On
11}rbttgbout all of Oct»b« f^th m*fem%>Htim during the month of
.ijifS^miA-'-
'' (octobef?«a? ben ifa&amffil, i i
."P'nlted 'Fiuid';Montli'^ 'fay-^ifiaVor
c|i£Jmafi"ot''the'"9ajni)aJiD,"V.-'' -'
iFieeport Is one of nuwe'thah
3,il00 oiUes and towna In the cotiptr;^
carrying on a "United" community
this year Is the biggest one,tbiit
we have ever tjudckd. Itjls:ljiK be­cause
the Fund has a .big Job to
do. I hope th&^.wbep people reach
tor thetr pook^tbool;. or check book
V,. . . <Op(ittwa4. mvJfKse fi>
,WaAUble> lesponsiblllttee through
"Unlfcd" drives. •
In a etateinent formaUy' opening
the campaign, Freeport'e -United
Pund presioent Roy Ootkl^y said,
• "The Boal of the United' Fund
'-.^en^ai^s' l^hMnnfuy, "M Vireei
l%rlii*'rf:;''wjl<''if«ni«ln <ipen -until
10 o^clocl^'lsiunday night after, olber
Freepor^ •dru8Sls& elos^ early In
the ffftemoon for the rest of.the
day; Its phone number )4 FKeeport
8-0003.
The huge and coioihui F*eeirart ObAteuB T^^
being planned wlU not only__ be a "first" for Fceeport »»d'*1lipt" tps
l^mg Island, but It wiU atoo be the firefc time that the enttoe coHlit.
nuinlty win eoc^Mmte Eh assuring the success of R holld^r^i»<^|raltt;
to tWs village. • • -, .. ^ .,--
llk«t Thursday evening, offtoials and leaders of such promlneat
aqcanizatisins as the Fr^port Chamber of Goniraeroe, Southeast 01vte8>
ladles Arat. of Holy RMeemer, Church of TVansflguifaaoh, IHS Band,
Central Coundl F.-T, A. dtrl'Scouts, Nautical Otdets of Ainfitlcii
iiFfeeport BatteUcm}, Rotary Club^ Klwanis Club, IMUolay. Ohapter,
V6&» and Fire Departments, Ffeeport jSohool ^ t em and f|reei>ort
Bec^tlon Dept met with oftlcera of 4he Freeport Merchants* Asaocla*
Uon^ in furtMr completing plana for tiie huge, eiowd-attrftotlng
spectacle to: be? held o«»''Sfitui}day» Dec; B;
' George Saposlto, Aaal. Manager o£ the W. T. Ctairit Store to Wfefl-port,
twesldent of the ilircbants' Association, headed the giant vlltagiao
wide meeting held at the Municipal Mdb^, The floati-flUed'|i>B]Wt9 ]
will be held In 4he morning mar&ing from tlM» eUluin on Merrick
road to Orove street, north to Sunrise highway, then to Main eti«#
tfoA back to taie atadlum.
I , Kent Thompson, Supt. of the -Ifceeport ttecreation Dept. was nAmed
Ohaliina«.of,.'the-Porade'Oonuiiltteti. pther parade oftlolals tnj^lude
t^t mm%,
$GT. 6. PATTAKOS CONGRATULATES
lARGESt ^ROUP OF ARMY RECRUjTS
>l!7e'^'fn'whflf;wUltjnaB''the Slw^ «lil1» on^bf tbo'^blg^si pi^oleofo
«v«r staged outside of Ui« UJeipy'^TV tperade.
' The general .committee of ihe Fk-eeport Christmas''Voyland Parade
*m meet again Thursday evenlnir, Oct. 15. Freeport iS&rchants' Associa-"
tlon pfasldent thanked the assembly for theh interest and coopera*
lion ln''inaking this "truly an aU-Prceport hoUday project."
^The largest shTgle gtoupWr recratted iu'thb as«». (left to right) jKarl PlotUn (Freefwrt), Pfier
garnet).' (freeport)...iUchand .dol^stetnTJoseph B»sq«o ( t * i Beach), .^Predericb Kapton <OeeansUe), Wil-
1 ^ S^tit) (Freeport),. EogwBB Tattle (Freeport), Elchard Zttaner (Menrlck), Harry Ofa^n' (Wantagb)
and Fiaidt BUSBO CPr«:epoii) are eongratnlatcd hy Sgt. Oeorge P^takoi. Sgt. Pattakos has bMn named
i'top recruiter" for (he Nnr Yoilc area for Vt» ontstandint- prodvctioioi record.
FREEPORT RfPUBLKAN CLUB
TO HOST COUNTY JUDGES
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Freeport Republican Leader, Peter C. Kelly, and Edward Yamin«
lircsldent. Jointly anifennced that the, Freeport Republican Club will
l3e host to some of Nassau Counties leading Jurists on Thursday, Oct.:
8, at the meeting to be held in the American Legion Hall on W.
Sunrise highway, •
, Bijth Peter Kelly and Edward
Yatnln stated that ilie I0S9-fl0 year
MU be a record-breaker for the
.Preepwt BeptibllcEns. The. local
chib Is hearh^ .the 1300 paid mem­bership
mark and nearly the en-te
mOTJberahip has launched a
iieisonaliised p-ogram of greeting
new-comers to Freeport in an. ef­fort
to bit the IBOO niark.
A capacity attendance is expected
next week when the foUowlng Dis­trict
Court JuidgeswlU be featured
as gunest sfwakers: Bon. Moxey
iUgby of Prewort," H ^ PrMik Vis-
.one of Merrick, Hoil. Kathleen
'iouM of Gardeh City, Hbn. i .
Klhgsley Smith of "Oaiden city,
Hon, Harold Sfrdhson of .Roosevelt
aiid- Hon, B. Thomas Paiitano of
l^ranklln S(jiua;e.^M^ hiciunbent
•ca%Udfttes for ]:^trlct CowH; Judge-
•shlps.-'
The Freeport Republican Club
will' open its new headctuaTtjers.
for the 1060 campaign on October 0
on W. Sunrise Hwy. opposite the
'America .Legion Hall. The gen­eral
public is invited to the open­ing
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Postmaster Ralph MarshbU
SeU Letter^ Writing Week i
The 23nd annual Letter Writing \
Week will be celebrated In Freeport,'
New Yoric during the week of Octo­ber
4 to 10, It was announced to* I
day .by .Postmaster .Ralph .Lb'
ManAiaU.
"I am sure we are all aware that.
a personal letter la, next to an
actual visit, the nimt Intimate and
economical means each ol us has ta
oommunlcata with our fellow
human. beings. Accordingly, I urge
evjerypne to "wrlto today to those
away'.''
Posters, depicting a mailman In
a new postal vehicle called the mall-ster,
wUl be displayed in post of­fices
throughout the country. Col'or-fnl
streamers, proclaiming that "let­ters
are fun to send and exciting
to receive," wlU be displayed on
postal vehicles,
IPostmaster Manhall stated that
the speolal Week' should servo as
a reminder to write long-overdue v
letters to serrlceraeri, hoepitallsed
patients, fprelgn acquatntanefs, tkr>
away friends .and .relatives. .
RiMmBER^UR f IREMfN--fiiiRlnnE TO THEIR EUHD! ti
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