The-Leader_1961-08-24

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26th Y«aT, No. 19 FSPEPORT, N. Y^ THURSDAY,. AUGUST 2^ 1961 ' » PRICE FIVE COfTSFfiRCOPlr
VIUME BOARD J»^IRO^
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BURIXNG CODE OtJOK^
^a»«MtiMti^ am BUW S M WMKH ^ e ^ »B^Btege Btou on Mondfl
»tlM to «Mail ^ piUto b^^ag on tbe piVfOBeA cbsnges to ttae
talMBg oota rad wntaj ni^raoMs i^jfe »i«rty u the constructton
of i#CTtiii8&4KnK tmUdtBRs.
Afte ^BJABV B W ^ ^Miote ^aik, tatt ^ aail gainst the pro­posed
^ b « ^ , ami after m teBgttr, i ^ ttan te»68-fcour msston wWeh
was ^»^itl % myj^ ^atad u p a m t e and t^cbanges, the Village
Boart ot Itr^teei Hmmtoaw^y * ^ to M^t me «Aanees.
. T:*« I»W ndhp wOl Itelt ta« tei^t ««i«^««ht house huikUngs
Imm m to m' aM^m m^tasi: « iMifis to 2^4. to addition, other
changes pat«tel*« iKt ^ « <tf iMC « l &e definlUon of ceMw and
bBMtnent vete aim oditfM.
The PUnim ao^Pd * **ei3»oi* appesed «w adopUon of Uiese chang­es
to the BuUdlQg ^ei^ aad Zoning CMinances by a vote of 4 to i.
TRieBB new <Sb$cti0m tat-t^peetea to be ta efteet to Seiitember, 1961.
run detaSs wUl tie pSi^ili^ Vf THE t£Al>ER at that time.
NASSAU EXiCUnVE PAHERSON
ISSUES ELKS' PROCLAMATION
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New ^^Hunter Clothes** Stolfe
<^tilally <^iens In Freepiwt
TUs week. In opwiat eeMmiato bdd fai bis «fllcei KMSMI <!«ira^
EzecuUve A. HoOjr Patterson famed a FBOCLAiOAndN amuma^iig
the Galden AmOreraarjf «r the Fk«qiort Lodge «f Eliis on Augnst 26tlK
Mr. Fattets^ in idgnbig this iirs^niatloii, cwnmented vpMi the
many good senlBes perfoimed hy the Order of Elks. Durli^ Oieir
fifty jrears of eststenee^ tbe Fieeport Lodge has eoatriBnted more than
a quarter of ai mmian doUacs to isharltable orgmnixatlinis and inotltM-ttons
In tUs area. . . .
^° neivred L,-lo K. acec Mtm^OtA P. Cterorino, the Junior I^tsi-
Exalted Bider M Uie Lodg^ Coim^ Qceeutlve Mtternm, and Georgfe
Morton Le^. tbn gmliir I M « VUt^^ted Bid» of Fte^KMi lAdge,
vrii«>, t h y ? ^ ydfli J. 1 ^ ^ ^ SpR^I^ U Urn UMWiwy C6.ChalniiaM
ta UM GidAat XMilee fitautt^
nnq»ii^^1^M|pFW'eiH|!^re« -'Vlce-I'ii^i&iitC'<«4Nb^=^-iair-ldI^)i!^-^
t^laUbdunent at 8Sf South Ma&i' i t o ^ I t e p ^ m AngoM le. The Mm« abo hasafunenrt^Mm^n^
St. A oajmdty erowd, eonstetbig of jmm^am^ v O ^ officials. biislim» feadeis and Mends a^H^M Iha
w m ^ . •mmm abnaa Aran CMI to Mtft} AndMw Caootolore. Trustee Henrr Allengarten,
ArMuv 4iBffl«i n^K CibM 9msr mm. Mm* Boiwrt f. Sweeney, Sbs. Ror Caooiatore, John Bm
Ttmte* KAnfe Somra^ | ^ O^^tw^ M^ l^eAtore Jr. and MBI. IMHiai S^rttat Sr.
Mitorlal Obituary
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DRAFli Mftkl^ NiW JOUGH POUCT
ITMTTY PARTY RIJRTED^
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I'he U«% Partj', which suffen«l serious daiiiu^e im Election Day, March 21, 1961,
'^len H^yof fi^l {llacken and his two Tinistevc cuiidi<lutcs were surprisingly defealpd, ap-pef^
rea>toi>e baribi on Monday night, August 21. m far us official n>pr«tentuliun is am'
©emed. II «»#Bttred tliat any remuing fragments of a Iwo-jiarty system were also in*
'tcmcd -Willi me ^ ^ s e .
Mnltor and Fabrlierg Pall-B^r^fH?
W[ie Vma Teu^em who ^«ere sufposed to be the last dffimlly mihm tmi matov
igliUft^M-'BWli^ *M ttie Unity I%l%, tumed out to be paU-brarera inslrnd. Tbe wrvb^
%ms P l a i t e d at ibe P ^ l% to^ttg M the Village Board hdd oo 1M@^^ a l | ^ . - A^
^tte Wnriees wn^'-wlttfoal ^ s f i t «tf cli^rgy, titere m'as-^en^ rf l ^ u iie^iraente-
"'"'"^—— Appwtlniat^ M pecple attended. Fifty-pereent ^ n ^ te " P i r t e ^M-Mt
^ine to ^ p *^ary Caesar."
%wm ftB^fy mWm&: Iqf an assortment of many poisms Woisrf to fomm mm'
Ml « A ^ K^^ mm tte l i ^ ' o f the syUiboUe " 1 ^ ^o^ M mmr—.mt
lift .-i^^ii iwttlM te d£»tton.
h^m iWte ttpf I m fflsffiken was one »f the inrat wmem itatym^ to mm
^ - -^ rt. Wkmm M fio dlMitttat the ehaiifteter tof Bill Gtacken as a mtm ^ftois
4Mmi'Wldta^^-lto«««Mtia»wai. lEliere is »o doubt that BiU Gladwn ttm^ taii-^
«veMill:^e tnM-tf jMMMyte^ lii^twn bealtlv, to i%main in offlee and ttei% is im
I t o d ^ ^ k t te litovdM W t o * far abtft* the oHl of duty while be mm^ m Ite dtM
Bu^:tteite isiw t«tf«n[^i«ffl^«SBncy»—too nittch disloyalty — to ninch apatby^
li}«r mudli JI^Nsiiryiee i n t Wa mm iM^iort.
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EviWi tiioudi M^»s. MuUtEsr 4ind Fairberfe the tttidar Unity Party standai^xb^re^
mV^ Biail^'of 1^u)Btefis^did>tHift»fo£eale even fte gJight^t suspicion of party loyttlty oi>
«ie«itiU^ ctf «^pii96|tion; tii^re TIMB liik»^!iin&ver a # « « mx>w ofoppositisn in evidence a t flie
- - ' All^i^lM^UlIerail^iidikdfg'lMifedllli^ tML^ tpaPty oiitlei withbiU even a word
inei:flx^,iimit''w$s^-ixm^'^ «^intp# treadily expi«Bi»d hy^m^mpeof^
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