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1962 PTA 110 >sevelt lesday P.TJV. School FREEPORT h-ESIORIAL LIERA r V W. MERRICK -RD. ' FREEPOst, W, X. MORE NEWS MORE FEATURES MORE PICTURES The LEADER “NASSAU’S LARGEST WEEKLY\ FREEPORT BALDWrN MERRICK Follow The LEA DE R For Reliable ADVERTISING ROOSEVELT 26th Year, No. 52 FREEPORT, N. Y„ THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1962 PRICE FIVE CEireS PER COPY JOHN T. CAPOZZOLI MARKS 32nd YEAR General Super, of Sanitation to Be Honored with Testimonial Dinner Popular John T. CapcYXOli, life long Freepcrter and General Supei-- visoi* of Scnid.)tion In Ithe Viiltag'e of | PieeporC, will mark his S2nd anni- vereary with this departimien't He Is a veteran in this depart- meul and has served more years than any other municipal employee in Sanitation. He and his wife, Diiibam. reside at 59 Alexander Ave. They have six ciiildren and 3 gi'andchUdi'en and arc considered among the old est scL'tlers of tlie Bennington Park Johnny Caposzoli is a modest man but a ’very well-Ilked and re spected fneonber of the community. He serves as Treasure!' of the South east Civic Asso. He is alsp a member of.Jhe Free- p d r t '^ ' d g e '. o r S l k a ' t a ^ ' . h u been' WsooSated- wlttti Ha«e:\Oo:'^b.'. ijhe Pi'ceprort Plre Dept, for 30 years. The C j ^ zzo U fetitUy have been active parisftiioners of Our Holy Re deemer Roman Caitholic Churdh for more than a half-century. John was a petsonal friend of the late Mon- aigner Mahan and is a long-time friend of Rev. Jqhn J. Madden. John la also a member of the GOP WOMEN PLAN \FASHION SHOW\ JOHN T. CAPOZZOU : « n p e ' - P i t m e n s ' ' A A s 6 . - a » a '’'ir . ' i m \Oappy” or “Uncle John,” as J c J^ to Capozzoli Is affectionately called, considej's his work berth his voca tion and avocaUen, Experts in the ■field of sanitation respect him as a top m-an in this very important municipal department. (Continued on page C) \Two by Two Club\ To Present Easter Film This Week The Two by Two Club of the Freeport Methodist Church is planning to mark the Lenten Sea son by presenting their annual Len ten film. This year. ' The Story of RuUi\ is to be shown in the Powell Room. Friday, April 13 a t 8 p.m. and Sat urday, April 14 at 1:30 and 6- p.m. Ma WelcomesWetson's Mayor Robert J. Sweeney. jyor R. Sweeney j I c Freeport Speaking over the Long Island radio network &t the opening of iVetson's Restaurant Drlve-In. Mayor Sweeney said, “More and more businesses and business people are realizing ttie greater opportuni ties for gi'owth in this popular south shore village.” GROUND BROKEN FOR SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING PROJECT fVeeport Mayor Robert J. Sweeney, and caialnnan John B. Mack of-tite Freeport •Honring Anthorfty, - - join In breaking ground for the-new Senior Citizens Housing Project a t Main M d Raynor^Str^ts. Lef^. to right! Williams, Executive Director, FVeeport Housing Antbority:'A. BfeCarthy, Mem ber of the Anthority; John Tracy, Management S n P ^ iso h Public Housing-Attthoilty. N. ^ g l o ^ s s r -Corporation^ Main_Cbntmctor; an d A b raham Wtwak .representing -PhUip NldkeWwg, Commissioner, ffhp.w a s'im nvoldablyabsentfroni-thecetem b ny. - W omen’s Division Of Free port Republican Club Plan$ Highlight At Lombardo’s .The Women's Division of the huge Freeport Republican Club will sponsor their 1962 social highlight at Guy Lombardo's East Point House on May 5. Tlie affair this year will be a Luncheon and Fashion Show, stoi'llng at noon, and will feature some of the most attractive members of tire organization as models. Freeport Republican Leader. Peter C. Kelly, announced that Mrs. William ‘'Btirbai'a\ Molloy, serves os General Chairman of this annual social success. The Fashion Show will feature the latest stylings in mUUnery as offered by New Mode MUUnery of 'Soutt ' ' ....... V BARBARA MOLLOY General Chairman ■treasures of Grand Avenue. Bald win. will also be modeled. The latest in American and EAiro- pean shoes styles will be furnished by the famous ”PiippagBUo.” (Out let Shopi, of Baldwin. The models will wear attractive cocktail diessfcs which are featured by Theresa’s Bridal CSowns and Dress Shoppe of South Main St., Freeport. (Continued on Page 10) • PETE KELLY SCHOLARSHIP FUND A RECORD-BREAKER IN 1962 SAYS GEN. CHAIRMAN VOLLMER Al-ty. Alan W Vollmer. <3eneral Chairman of the 1962 Peiber C. Kelly] Bcholgrshlp Fund predKsted thnt' this year's campaign and awards | is'.Tould be record-breakers. | In the past, Peter C. Kelly ScJiolarship Fund, named after the Freeport Republican Leader, has awarded 30 scholarships bo deserving Pieepoi't students. Based on reports received from Atty. Julius Mlntz. Joumal Chair man. and WlUiam Molloy. Ticket & Resei-vatlons OhaUman, Mr. Alan VoUiner stalled that all indications point to a highly successful year. The goal In 1962 has been set at 12 5C4io5irsWp awards. New York State Assembly Speaker Joseph P. Carlino will serve as ' the special guest speaker a t the Annual Awards pinner which wflP. be held on June 13 at Carl Hoppl’s.. Full Page of GOP Beauties Appear on P^age 5 a t t y . ALAS W. VOLUIIER drug store notige The Camion Phannacyr 6 South Main St., Freeport, will remain open late' until 10 p.m. this Stmday, Apr. 15. All other drug stores .which are members] of Che Freeport Pham iacy: itssoelatl^n close al 3 p-m. o n Sun days, TB s telephone number of the Cannon Pharmacy I sFR 8-0041. m ‘E l ■3 ■mi