The-Leader_1961-09-07

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We, the pubUstaers. m^t^ and Staff of THE LE/IDBR tak» this
opportMBlty to wish our many Benders and Advertisers of the Jewish
Faith the Best In Health and Happiness eJuriag this 1961-5722 Jewish New
Y6ar otoervance.
' Sincerely Yours,
EDWABD A. VASIL, Managing Editor.
First Meeting Since Elections
The Unity l^irty of Freeport ia very much aUveJ This was fully
«yidenced by the feet that 40 memheis of the Executive Committee met
en Tuesday night, Septraiber S, at a meeting headed by WilUain F.
01acken, former Mayor of Ereeport.
; The executive nientbers present represented every section of the
Community. This was bhe iiist official gathering of Unity Party execu­tives
since the last S^rch elections,
A lull program of political and social activities is being planned
to he spear-headed by a major membership and social event scheduled
in early October. MStcheU Schneider was appointed by Ben Abbene as
Oeiieral ChaU-man of this major event.
The executiveTnembers present were Informed by William P. Glacken
that a membership survey revealed Uiafe the Unity Party contains more
tlian 2,000 paid members as of this date.
Bill Glacken, in his speech to the grcjCp^ also stated U»t the Unity
Party of Freeport Is very much aUve and will be in full action wltUn
the next few months.
MORE TMAN MiLLIOK SPENT
BY POLYTECH INSTITUTE
OF BROOKLYN ON RESEARCH
Free^port Laboratory Leads
Aerospace Budget m I960
Aerospace research a* Polytechnic Inatttute's fteeport Aerodynamics
Iiaboratory .amounted to more than a mUIion doliars last year, accord-lilg
to- Dr. Bmest Weber, Polytechnic President.
\ The aerospace budget of $i;252,70(l is more than 30 percent or the
Institute's entire amiual reseaivh budget of $4 million dollars.
Kie research projects on hyper'-
sonic (above 3$00 mpb.) aerody*
nantlcs and in the design and struc­ture
of JCBM's and other'long
range missiles, sponsored by the
^Nayy, Aif Porc« and Army, are con­ducted
largely at the Tieeport lab,
&27 Atlantic Ave., where wind tun­nels
can- simulate speeds up to
"20,000 miles per hour.
lirpical of the-aerospace research
Ss project TAB which Is a study of
the effects of high speed,and high
temperatures on re-entry space ve-hiples.
In overall charge of the aero-apace
department is Dr. AntoniiQ
Perrl, of 22 Bo?|njey Kace, Bocfc-ville
Centre, a j ^ C*. Paul 'l<U»by,
assistant direetcjr, of 17 TOUow-brook
Lane, Rre^rt.
The scientist abn la to predict
how long a space vehicle will last
under certain temperatures and
pressures during its flight through
the upper atmosphere. Since the
nof>e cone Is the first part of the
vehicle to feel the heat, model cones
of stainless steel, aluminum alloy,
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Yiitage Taxes
Due In September
Jf^eeport wlBage taxes (second
half) have become due and inust ba
paid in September to avoid a pen*
alty. Regardless''of whether or not
owners have received blBs, Qiey are
responsible tift paying the taxes on
real estate^-tmless a bank or other
corporation is charged with the pay­ments.
Many Atiz^ctioiis To Be
Presented A t L.i. Fdir
Authentic Indian Dances by the
Compflre Oirts, Judo Demonstra­tions
by teen<«ge boys, and baton
twirling eichibttlons by New York
State Champion twlrlws are a few
of the unusual events in a nine-day
caravan of programs to be pre­sented
by the Health and Wettare
Council at Cbe Liong Island Fair,
September 9-17 at Roosevelt Hace-way
and Exposition Center, West-bury.
U I.
Doe Club Of Freeport To
Hold First FaU Meeting
•the Doe Club of iveeport wUl
have tbrtf ttKt .nieoting of the -Fall
season,. on-Se]|%i.J3,.;.at,, ft:30, p;m;
Red Gro89 Sinisses Need
For Aiddftionai Bictod
The uiFgent nee^ fisr additional
blood donations was stressed in B
menwKandum to local Bed Cross
leado^s from Mrs. Walter Allen of
Garden City, Nassau Red Cross
Blood Program Chairman, who also
released the dates or donor ses­sions
In September.
Weksler Instrumefit
Corp. Nominated
The Long Island Assoclatton an­nounced
it will present Its first An­nual
Building Awards s t ceremonies
to be held September 11 at the long
Island Pair.
Nineteen ohatDbers of commerc in
Nassau and Suffolk Counties in­cluding
the fVeeport Chamber of
Commerce, are cooperating in the
MA contest. Flfty-slx entries have
been submitted by these chambers
to the UA'B panel of judges.
Weksler Instruments Corp. of
B. Merrick Rd., Freeport, haabeen
honored by being selected to be
nomlna4ied for an award.
Archer St. Sdiool Pbins
"Back To SdiooJ N i # i l"
Thjs Archer St. School shall hold
its anixiial "Back to School Night",
Thursday, September 14 at S p.m.
Miss Margaret O'Coimor, the
.Principal, wIU Inittoduce the teach­ers
to the parents, and a short visit
wtU -be ni»de' Iqr the parents to the
cta^ssdooms t>o get aciitHtoted with
the children's teacher,
AU the new members from the
Bayyiew Airenue School are wel­comed.
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Bembard'a Fhaosacjc, Si W. M«r-
Hck B4« Fteevort. «1U vimiS» «fe>
l^te^ imMl 10 pjn. SiHUtV; G^t. Ut.
AH other drag stoi^ nfa» Vf^ Vltmr
tern of the FTeiiPwi ybwrmM^ Aft-wtctBUon
cl»»B St % pjn,«» Siu4a-y-
Berahard'8. telepluiiite ia FB 8-0(08.
Fl E i liSa P Wl
Chief Frank Miisso And Deputies
Ben Cooke And Pat Cotigwla
ead Men To Permanent Trophy
The fVeeport Fire Department participated in "ihe Annual Labor
Day Firemen's Parade at Hicksville.
Headed by Chief Frank Musso and Deputy Chiefs Benjamin Cooke
and Patrick Cotdgnola. they were awarded 1st place for best appearance
and 1st place (or the Most Men in Line.
For these honors they -were awarded the Gerte trophy for the third
year and •will retain the trophy pemuanei^ly.
The Freeport Hre Dept. Band, headed by Director William Dayton,
led the contingent \^hloh totaled approximately ITO men Including the
band members.
The Departoient will next participate In the invitation parade at
Bockaiway Beach on Saturday, September 9,;
JAJSO^PUJ^ ATWAMOI
NIGHir FRIDAY
Mayor Boh Sweeney, Trustees and
Village O^ciats Special Guests
The Annual Asfet^ night Of the Freeport Little League will take
place on Friday evenlxU, September 8, at 7:45 p.m. in the Freeport High
School Auditorium.
Mayor Robert Sweeney and the Freeport Village Ttustees wUl be
honored guests on tible ocoaslon. Mr. Herbert Ba^r a meniber ojf the
Freeport School Board, has been • • ^•
Invited to represent tSje Freeport
Board of Education. Chief Peter
Elar of the Freeport Police Depart­ment
and Chief Francis Musso, Jr.,
of the Freeport Fbre Department
have been Invited to attend,''
Trophies will be awarded to the
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Inaugurates Block Captain Systerf!
KSKWH Coiinty BepntiUi»D leader Joseph 'F. Cariino (riglit) gIveB
Instrn^iiiinji to two B^^bllsazi 1UM4 CaptainiC^ »%il MMt&ews (left)
and F^«^lck Bondle (center) as the Bepnblican Block Captain
systeo^ ibrougliont tbe County Is launched.
Cariino has recommended to Bepublican Executive Committeemen
in alt ttcait that BtoeK Captahu be appoliBed to help estabUsh a,
recend Ittg"*^*" vote In the election this November.
SwsBfr flUTQgA have already coQipleted their Bepnblican Block Cap­tain
qt((apizatlon. Ono of these is the ViUat:« ot Hempstead, which
M nnder the direction of lis ExecattTe Leafier, To\m Cleric Nathan
U H. BcoDett, and Is the area where Matthews and Bundle have tieen
appointed.