The-Leader_1960-05-05

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igSthTfete, No. a- ERIEPORI^ -N«V3f^. THimS»AY, AlAt 5, * 1960
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#EEroRT ORGANIZATIONS
LftilNCH SPRlNC SOCIAL
SiUON WITH BIG SUCCESS
; Freeport Fire Dep+,, Doctors HospL,
< South Shore Yacht Club and Eflcs
\ Hold Gala Traditional Affairs
" •- •- ^By EDWE VASih
. Four of Wreepoti'3 Itirfest and Best-known organkattons launched
their 1860 epHng social seasons with outstandlnK atMis last Saturday
evening, April 30.
; • The Freeport Plre pept. held their Annual Installatfon Dinner at
pari Hopplls ta Baldwin. Approximately 1,000 members of the Freeport
Volunteer Fire uept. attended with
their wives aa& friends. -Mayor
Wliliam F. Olaciien Installed James
H. iftyder as Ohlef, Prank Musso
Bs lit Deputy Chief and Ben Co<i|(e
OS Und Deputy I Chief.
Judge 'Jfolin D. Bennett, Surrogate
of Hassau County, installed the.^ar-
Iou$ fire company officers and
other officials. Assembly Speaker
Joseph' Cturllho presented a special
jfeo«year- seriee plaque to Edward- A.
|tloe,!sa8-?ear pins -were ato pre-serit
»(J[ Ex-Chlef Wei Bijss; served
mci Biro cmra PSR copif
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NOTICE
•Sbm Atlimtle CkembtB, 179 At-lantlo
Ave., Preeport. wUl rmmln
open laifl until 10 pjn., tbb Son-day,
Kby-S* AU otiier dntf i^res
whloli are nwinbtn of the Tttp-port
rtMfinftey iUMdation: ,elaie-vAt'
2 Piiii.'«q^^li|>d*3r|. "Kiw-AtlKntle'
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SPECIAL l>irOGRAMfyWNED
F 6 | ' F # BAND 1^
.; Dinner-Dance 1^or^ormgBar^a
'i And Prof, K4, Wettlaufer May II
. Mayor WBIlam P. Olaoken of Preeport, tongr Istod, has proclBlmed,
the..week fif May l-li- IBSO. as Freeport, jBagB'School Band Week, in.recog-
^itton «if ttie dutstandtaft service tbe;-:paid fats given the school and
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.;. On _We<iBe«d»3f ;':lilghti JMay p ,
Ihe Band aadiJthcfc director. Or.
iAjbacd'-.-Petfiliiiiier.'- hy the' -XOgb.
«»' blttii^ fa%:i|ilnsdn ischool, in
•i'rw^t;''-:',iAi*';^"*,:/ ;_ •
,. J.afr* JWiBS.Cteaoff l8i»i*sid«it of
Mothers' Club. Mrs. Harvey Dean
and, Mrs. Jeromo BJtfbeti are ,co-ehalitt^
in <tf'th« dinner 4f^''4'duici!i
^At ttiie:'iiM<^^««rBrd& triU. Jbe made
to the aeniw uta^iOKra of the Band
ey tt>«.Xla^|Kottl«rB-'C14»..anft
„ I I I . . I .>'.i<I. . ^ . - t i .•.—•.' 1
a. dinner and dance wUl he given.
MTi J, R^rman Lecfc ,wiU present
the Arlon Award Flatius m& a'
medai to: Mr. J. Wesley Bquthaiid.
Ihere will be dancing, after'Che
dinner a*uf the nniste wlH be fwt-.
•bished" by Alt's eiuartet
On Friday night. May 6, at 7
«'cIock, the Band will parade and
have-».con««)r^ on the stefxt'of the
High. 0choo) IKudUerlum, weathetf
permitting.
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llEEI>0RTCHAMB|ir OF COMMERCE
INSTALIS 1960-1961 SUITE OF OEEICEIS
Plctufe alwvft tNtms Hoii, Pattl Kdiyi leftp'police JnsUce of Freeport, hffSffjpjfC-ygu gutel to Momwui
-I^iAit-wlioV.iMa reriatmled. AS' BreMent - or t ^ fvn^port'Chamber or.CamKfl^lcgk,.t^!lfU^ Muual neettiMr
and InstalMlon cUnhM>^dBn«e was held at any I«aib«rdo'a, East Point HMM» lut jfffffi. PlotnMI alM are >
(left to rlfhl)'M»8< 'Mabel BatUn, Exeoitlve Seoretary, Harry WekatoF ,««4,4EI<s^ ,^teiifiirte%' vfccH i
presidents. Aiiioliiirtiilifid were Roy ^ac«iatar^ Vice-I'lres.^ Wtfftgtx, •nUeattr^f'' ' j /
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,^ '-{fhix again,,(AM4l»iA> Stoeet MefebBAta ai«-c«ying fter A.«ltap^ hi
'- (Skier prtsiDlnent .tf<««h«B«, repi^esensng- tur gvoep^, dahHs.. tJter iMefH'
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ate',ajf0roe(£'until: )(t:Ol:l'-p.m. ^mch p^eMtit CtkiAr presD^tllrfr eueMaienr
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I' Ji£st-V-es^ aaotitetti gnnip of inerchantfr fmazitjaet iipt .VUlflger Bttt^tt
ltlra^'oHBDge•~ln tbe-jqef«!«'tune from iiV^vxie^tKrWMV'M. sodweuaHl*
^,lwckint,i;fC the Glvto. Aesoclatlens on tlUt gKottdd* ttkat tb> f^keanx;
^4«ons- paiWng- oa Oie 8tt«et-i»reveat«d' ttteh^ tim»hiem'ttifBi, SEHMBS: »
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.Ilittt tBJtflitg oei«ni»tdes ttnd the
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