The-Leader_1961-09-21

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26th Year, No, 23 FRIEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, l»6l •«©••• PRICE FIVE CENTS PER COPY
'ill Pitifyea Thanks
l^iiilgstei^s F i ^ Aid
< .ChalmiiUV looniui. Uuryea, ot-JBltttepsirt <teft)^'SFe Barry Kofzer, 8,
zJeffre^j'Jbusman. 11 and Stemi^Sbane. 10,!aU<.of Wat.>ileiu-lelta
Xhe jromiKBters raised $^^oi|ttb'e March «£!|Hmes by jwesenting
a>'fCamtvtA" conslstla? of a wdetj of ganics andacUvUies d^njns
their Mwmer raraUoo. . . -'^''^
< I^nds raised (for the BIaFCli>ai>f-Dlnies sli^porta'ilie work a{:tbe
National Fonndatton, developer Ofiithe Salk anA S»liin polio iracciites,
and now concerned witli fislitiiigi\citpiiUD|r birth defects and arth-fUis
as weU as poUo*
imwAjmmdMmi
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5^Ta»ste3e George Farber-g Objeci's:
.ThGfi Fsieejp^oorl VnU laEged Bwoarad re-sdtasb- &Afiiatullf Praised
Jlshed ft new Board ol Water and
I i l ^ t Commissioners at Hieir meet­ing
last Monday night. The Vil­lage
Party admlntstraMon stated that
• they de(5ided that the former com-tnlssioD
waSmever set up by proper
resolution. Based on this decision,
• the Village Bart? .majority aholisihed
t the -entire existing 'commission.
• The VlUage^gBoai-d, In priSjeedJnfc
j to'form a new^atinlclpal BgartAttf
f Water and I4ghl^GomnilssIoners,'^ei
i terinlnea Its.nwkeup and powerfj
rapwever, OWty • Party iciKtet!
ioeoiTge FateUeiJB'opposed the aifltlon,;
t-Me contended rtawt-the orlgtaJBlvriBsjiJ
iuflutlon in iMS'OfBatcd a lalld :«x-.,
Ming Board-andvJthat the
• «J|ficlals s!jould-4iave , glTen meatei
: co&4deraMon to the matter befiire
caimlnating the old Commission.-
; When Dnltx. Party Trust>se »ilr-
Ixxglia^'-ji- "Ho" vote also on 'i%e.
?"app6lntment;*^cif new nieml>er,'^*'a;
.'. .''",""'^flS3hHniied aa^JPagie .«*- ^' ~ '< -
presentry^clit!
Jewish Women's CouncU
To Celebrate Biiihday
On WL'cJnosday, Sept. 27. at 12:18
pjii.. tlic East Na-ssau Section of Na­tional
Council of Jewish Women In­vites
all members and prospective
meiriberb to a Sandwich Luncheon
Meeting at t!!ie Reformed Jewish
Cent-re on Merrick and Kirfcwood
Aves. in Merrick.
This Is the opening meeting ol
the season and Program Chairman,
Mrs. Waiter Sohoen »f North Bell-more,
announced that the 14th
Birthday of the East Nassau Sec­tion
will be cdebrated at this meeb*
ing.
Hon. Thomas P. Farley To
Serve As Vic&Ojairman
Of 1961 Jubilee Mercy Bali
Hon. Thomas P. Farley of Hemp­stead,
noted Long aland Jurist who
has been active in civic and chari-tahle-.
aflairs, has-been named vite
chairman of She SlVer juMtee
Bfewa? ^BaQ' to Be-h^isjjn^ yria^y?,
mm^si-17 at thf-o^flen catgjr
• i s irtce cbatenaii, Steley wM-as?
sist Otoii!mMic-wp!ain_)7. Solliypn'
of Boclcvilie Craitre with the-coor-dlnaUon
of the vartous committee
efforts and the intense pr«paratlons
wttlch make the' Mercy BaE one of
the outstanding social and chari­table
occasions of tihe year.
Justice of the-Supreme Court for
the 10th .Jttdiciar District, Fairley Is
a member of both the American and
Nassau County Bar Associations, a
director of the Catholic lawyers
Ouild, Catholic CliaritieB, Mercy
Hospital and is a member of the
Board of Sponsors of the Friends of
;Mercy Hospital
Unity Party PJ«ns
First Membership
l^eeting Oct. 11
On- Wednesday;-Sept. JJ, the Be-
«a^aW»tlon Comimtttee of the
*'0iilty party" met at;; the Jimne of
.= ^Sittaiell Scltnelder, ChtUijaiaa. ;!Ibe
apwaittee coiislist^d M^EeK-Ahhene,
;«aieki^AinatulU.^^Ui;r<Bvafis, 'Phil
S^iftSteUo .and^R*d HoBOT,: Jr. '
"laiftiehi^; SChri^dO* Jafid^lits com-.
!Mrst >i{emb^$bip r-IUteettaig of :^ttae
Vdul),' on October,' 11, at 8
'jun.
'^nvitations-wiUbes^l&tO' aU 2jm
memfaets- bt. re^pd. 'William, F.
(SbBclien It^dlcaiect ,ttiat > all - other;
-persoRB aniii^.K;j^^dents tnter^stea
itwild-be-'wejDBiaiB. •-~ ^ ^ . _^ •
v.' Befi^stimeats' will be sifti^.
'Freeport A i ^ C Plans
^ludliaiy Meetiiig Txiesi
&HRC iVeepoflt .AtBcHlfliy-srtli
-hold a I%ld-Up Membershlp'iluach-
-«on Tuesday, Sfept, 28 a t i t e s . E.
-Slomin's, 120 Virginia'Ave, Preeport
at 12:30 pjn. AUJnterested in Join-
•Jng the organization should con-
'.tact Mrs. BeJttjvaaoRls, MA 3-1S82.
'Freeport Business Women
^o'Me^t'At>Sea'Breeze
SHsscMarHto .l,,-:KoWa. publicity
7Chatnnan,MEtuiU)Ui«!ed that tbeSust-saessVWMnen
of'Fre«!port Will toSlS
Atheir 'first IWlmecang on-1!litirar
•day, *S^t^ber'4i21, at ifie «?Sba
•Breeze '-sestaUn^tpSlO mmeifi-Me..
••'-<Ti»'^»B^M^yy*fts*tta«y,"3»6^Nr;
ii&te, ^'iiintil' iO i-#m. -•HilS ^Smiii&r,
::Sept.'84^-All'littJier''arlM; stotoea'wlio
are iiKiiilwis of -.'Uie -Freeport
, •:mm.nimif^ ^.ttisdi^Mte ' olose _ ''-At
'^Pbatm&er 'teM^lione nnisiber -la
lattalion Event This Week
The Freeport Fire Department will sponsor the First Annual Nas­sau
County Battalion Parade and Drill on September 23 & 24. The
nine battalions which malte up Nassau County consists of 12 fire de­partments
with 8,000 volunteer firemen.
The parade will start at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 23 from Wood-cleft
Avenue going norbh to Front
Street, then to Ocean Avenue and
continuing north to Merrick Boftd,
tSen east to Church Street and then
north to Pine where It will termin­ate.
Beside the many volunteer fire
departments, their Women's Aiuxil-iaries
and tsands, the six very lovely
Miss Rheingold contestants for 1B62
will lie on hand for the parade..
After the parade a gala block
party will be held on Church St.
between Merrick Rd, and Pin* St.
The public Is.lavlted to Join in the
festivities.
Ulie drill will be held on Sunday
afternoon at Firemen's Field start­ing
at 1 p.m. Firemen's Field Is lo­cated
on Sunrise Highway and Buf­falo
Avenue in Freeport.
The three ijip racing teams from
each-of the nine battalions will par­ticipate
in six different events for
(Contanued on Page 4)
f o b Dill, Mannie Levlne and
Sheriff Combs He&4 List
Preeport Republican Leader Peter O. Kelly announced that some of
Nassau County's top dignitaries will address the Presort Republican
Club and its members at the big meeting planned on Tuesday, Septemiier
26, at the Freeport Eaks Club.
Freeport GOP Ciub President Robert Schade reported that final
plans have been completed and that a record attendance Is expected at
this first official 1861 Fall meeting. The Preeport R^ublioan Club is one
Of the most active and one of the largest in the State of New "york.
Special guests at this affair will mclude Robert EMU, Republican
candidate for County Executive, Manuel Levlne, District Attorney and
jKse Combs, Sheriff of Nassau County.
JUDGE MOXEY A. RIGBY
TESTIMONIAL DINNER AT
LOMBARDO'S SATURDAY
Moxey A. Rigby, the little boy
from Bennington Park, the Negro
lad who was ambitious enough to
work as a waiter at the Freeport
EllB Club for many years to ordef
tfaat he could attend law school, wui
be honored by Nassau County this
Saturday night at a huge testimon­i
a l dinner to be held at Guy Lom-
"bardo's Kast Point House.
'.Iildge Moxey A. Rlgby Js one of
•ttie most respected jurists in tihe
i t a t e of New York. It is beUeved
%hithe is the only member, of bis
tace to everbe elected to this Judl-tflal'Bbsltlon
in the entire State.
•As a lawyer'and laiJer as an As- JUDOl MOXiy BIGBIT
Blktai^t 'District AttMney, Moxey
Bigby of R-eeport won the respect from all walks of Ufe and from aU
of fine members of WB -prbfeaslon In fields <a en&emai induding top
addition t o t h e admSmtton of the state and county dignitaries, are ex-entire
«!ommunlty. pected to attend the affair this Sat-
• jjofe than 300 men^ind women urday.
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