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4 M W • not after Md.' > din* JrtHrf'kln > -loionn di end u be dead; telr hus« rtritauteeji Be names . uid port ivn^ and ETINCS: T H . JR.. d ^lace, E. a/k/a who wai resident t, in said i of. you. sore the aunty of urt, Nas* Uneola in 20th day L of that . p e rsonal OP, We ' e Surro- wmty ol D. BEK* e’s Court n .you as t obliged lhat..^ou S^jeCtiORS . , . have on S ........ ■ e w N T j . ; iiiiitUI X .§ & . S ?y“\co'„-r'. ■ T p : . ' j r s ®r- fe'S .'s: ■ ^ >'HARS M > ? 7 . « S - a . ; ; sTS \ ‘ S § M i c A , \ - ' - - p M i M JUST CALL.....FR 8-3133 - 3080 THE OLD SALT By JOHNNY WATERFRONT Wiih the month of August almost gone, the overall fishing picture I has been good for most of the 1967 season. The ardent angler bagging I more than a fair share o6 fish. Blue fishing is still in the spotlite, 1 having been located off Coney Island this past week. The general I behavior of these fish has been very erratic this season. Fluke fishing I wiih a few Bass and Porgies thrown in, are keeping the bot tom Fisherman happy. The Frce- port-Babylon Tuna tournament has been rescheduled for one day only Sunday, August 27. Samo rules and-plans will apply. The K*‘Jcss-La III” made another trip the \Texas Tower” cod fish |w e re caught in goodly numbers. Disaster struck 3 times this ftweek, 1 boat breaking up in ^ e a v y seas' off Hatteras, with a Uoss of 3 lives, another caught Jfire off Rockaway Beach, burn in g to waterline and then sink- no loss of life; due-to golant l^^p lro s c u e by the Coast Guard.. A ^v).fK^hlfd, off Mohtauck Point with a [1-'C ; i ^ ^ s i b l e loss of 4 to 5 lives, only survived, who himself was the water for 4 hours before I Heart of Freeport: $22.00 per week I and up, all hotel facilities inoluded. NORMANDIE HOTEL 17 EAST MERRICK ROAD GERTRUDE A. STEWART Experienced Teacher of Piano CHILDREN and ADULTS 119 N. Main Si.* Freeport FH. 9-0747 D. A. McDOUGALO 8c SON, INC. General Electric Authorixed Dealer NEW A USED REFRIGERATORS SALES 11 E. Merrick Rd., PReeport 9-2383 Roofing&Siding EMORY W. WRIGHT Eatimatea Cheerfully Given No Job Too SmaJJ FReeport 9-9090 being rescued. Fog in the area prevented the Coast Guard from reaching the disabled Craft be- foi'e it sank. A lesson should be learned from these unfortunate accidents, by giving more and better care to all boats and equip ment before taking the line off the shore, for a day of fiin oi fishing. Let’s \All” - 4 >tactice safe boating week all year. An evening at the waterfront was enjoyed by Johnny Water front and companion last week, namely Guy Lombardo’s extra vaganza \Arabian Nights\ Jones Beach Theatre. This show is so well put to gether, that in my opinion, no person should miss taking the family or a friend, to see-the talented performers do their bit on a stage, where background sceneiy keeps changing,'as if .by. magic. The sound system is an electronic accomplishment, you can hear so well, that even a whisper is picked up by the many mikes on stage. The spot and stage lights change color to suit the scene. Do not i ^ s up the opportunity to sec this show soon as closing day is Sept. 3, 29G7. Dress is optional, slacks or mini skirts O.K. too. The annual $500 million at tack on household furnishings by the larvae of clothes moths and carpet beetles is at its peak dur ing the summer. ' Many Gala Events Set For Freeport's 75th Kangaroo Kourts, Automobile Caravans, Promenading in Old Fashioned Costumes arc just a few of the events that are soon going to take place in Freeport, as the citizens of the Village arc preparing for the biggest birthday party this part of New York has seen in many years. Over 7S years ago the village of Freeport was Incor porated and since that time much' has been added to the book of progress. And now the time h ^ arrived for all residents of the Village to show how proud they are of their 75 years of heritage. As the -culmination of months and months of preparation, the peridd of September 23-through Octobef 1 has been declared the official Diamond Jubilee Celc- bratiop Week, and many activi ties will take place. There wiU literally be something for every body regardless ol Interests. Do you enjoy parades? Well, if you do, you have a big treat in store for you, as a gigantic celebration pA^de will take place during the celebration week . , ..how abou*. fireworks? Well, as the, windup .to the Exciting Historical Spec tacular each evening September •25. 26, 27,‘ 28. 29 there will be a never-to-bo forgotten fireworks display that will be unlike any you have even seen. Yes, there w ill. be much to see and much •to do during the Freepojrt Dia mond Jubilee Celebration. If you already haven’t started to tako part, do so'now for the old ad- dage \Enjoy your Diamond Ju bilee for there's n strong' possi bility you won’t be around for the next one . . holds true, This is a celebration for the.Village of Freeport and its citizens and all citizens are needed and want ed. NANCY PEDERSEN AND FREDERICK BAEHR WED Nancy Pedersen, daughter of Mr* and Mrs. Palmer Pedersen of Smithtown, and Frederick Baehr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bachr of Freeport, were united in marriage on August 12, at the New Vil lage, Congregational Church in Lake Grove, L.I. Pastor Moses Sabina of Smithtown and Mr. Herbert Baehr, father of the Groom, performed SEA FOOD STEAKS , CHOPS SAN BAR R e s taurant & Lounge Overfooklng the W ater OPEN DAILY LU N C H D IN N E R • 8NACK6 . 25$ Hudson Avenue Freeport. FR 8-9319 , FREDVISEL CARPENTER ' BUILDER GENERAL CONTRACTOR PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE FR 8-6498 BA 8-S428 SLEEP-IN-MAIDS DAY WORKERS ABLE MAIDS, m G LICENSED . BONDED 163 N. Main S t, F p t TN B- T h e B A L D W IN a n d CORNELIUS C O M P A N Y IM S. Bergen Place • FReeport 8-6760 (Oar New OdSfeM) Conanlting ENGINEERS SmeuUM. - . S j d & -A a £ u .I890 ^ lU u n id p a l a m C ivil ENCE'IEEBING & SintVETntNG the double-ring coremiony. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a floor length gown of silk organza over English net and Bouqi|Ct Taffeta, with Crif- fley Embroidery on the neck, sleeves and hem of skirt. The na tural waistline as well as the scooped neck and border of the skirt were of Venetian Lace. The shoulder length veil was held by a headpiece of pcau de soio and lace flowers with seeded pearls. She carried o cascade bouquet of Phalacnopsis, Stephanotis and English Ivy. Miss Ellen Pedersen was Maid of Honor for her sister, and wore a Nile green and white floor length gown of chiffon over pcau de sole. She carried a cascade of green and white Camellias. The bridesmaids were Miss Joyce Dys of Michigan, Miss Jean MacKenzic of New Jersey, cousin of the ‘Groom, and Miss Gail Manfredl of Roslyn Heights, cousin of the bride. They wore yellow and white gowns of the same style a.s the Maid of Hon or, and carried cascade bouquets of yellow, and white Camellias. Mr.. John Biyan of Freeport was Best Man, and u.ihcrs were Mr. Bruce Baehr, brother of the Grtiom, ■ Mr. John Baohr, cousin of ihe Groom, and Mr. Torrance Brown of Freeport. A reception followed in the Church Social Room, after which 'the couple left for a wedding trip to Canada and Expo ’67. Upon their return they will re side In Karrisville. Rhode Island. Mrs.. Baohr is a graduate of Smithtown Central High School and Barrington College. She wilt begin teaching this Fall. Mr. Baehr will enter his sen ior year at Barrington College this Pall where he is majoring in Psychology and Education. IN THE MAIL , Thanks ForGrehid 75 MaryUnd Avenub Preoporl, Neiv York August 2t, 1967 Mr. Edward Vasil, Managing Editor THE LEADER 154 East Merrick Hoad Freeport, New York Dear Eddie Vasil: On behalf of the Freeport Ad visory Board of the Youth Serv ice Project of the Family Serv ice Project of the Family Serv icc Association, let me thank you and Mr. Duryca for the beauti ful orchidi All of us engaged in this pro ject ore glad to know that thin important work in our com munity is recognized and appro- ciatod. We trust even more poo- . plo in our community will sup- Again this summer, the Youth Service Project conducted an In- Icnsivo day camp program for children from pre-school through the early teen-agers. About 20li of them took pari. The prograrr included trip.s to places of Jn- tcrest ftr Nassau and suffoiU counties and New York City, and use of fncllitics at Johox Beach, Salisbury, Sunken Mca dow, and Hecksher Porks. . A popular feature with chi) dren and parents was a weekly film .festival in the playground of the Cleveland Avenue School brehid-s to nil who have helped thiH program succeccdl Kind regards. .Sincerely, RUTH K. HUGHES (Mrs. C.M.J Chnlrman Advisory Beord of Family Service Association of Nassau County Lightning cloims about 300 lives a year in the United States. FOR RENT INDUSTRIM BUIIDINGS 2500 sguare I m * (ImoMdiaie Occupancy) ' 4000 Kiuais {w t OuM l i t Occupancy) Inquire: H. A. Haas (S16) FR 8-3080 Whertt I'rifiuU M eet SHERRE'S LOUNGE Your Hosts: , 8HERRE A AL BEDARD 239 WOODCLEFT AVE. FReeport 8-9890 Open All Year Round - WHOLESALE . - . Plum bing Supplies STEVEN P l u m b i n g S u p p i l e a Co., Inc. ti)4l MERRICK HOAD BALDWIN • BioAude:ATM.) , . BA 34660