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AAORE PICTURES ne LEADER •^NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY I I
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26tli Year, No. 51 FREEPORT, N. Y„ THURSDAYv'^^PRIL 5, \Wl - PRICE FIVE a S K T O P B B C i ^ n r
ELKS DONATE $15,000.00
T 6 78 ORGANIZATIONS
Awards totaUng well over $IS,«O0.W were distrUmted to 78 different
organizations at the Annual Charitjr Awards Ntsht held "nmndar,
Mareb 29th by the FVeeport Lodge of Elks. Individual awards ranged
tnnn $1,3MJM t» Yoitlli A^tivltl^ and United Cerebral Palsy Assm.
to SUMMK) MUSh to S9 Utile X^«imi In the Cmnmnnltr.
Si^rieted at Uie Fr^ttn^lfani Cmanonles are a to t,\, Con-niABder
Wbasmn. MUUps, I M m ^ ng noMg^ Vfxra, Georse D. Ara-
BOW, £to.' ^a^fm dmHittllil^ BMpiW^ l b% IMU, I«entiBid, MeiTiek
l^mpt^ IRillRIHv^l^^eidjBe^Hrih WmmAn^an, <%rde M; Sqnire%
the mim,n^at ^ niBHSk Mtam-A, 9mtmi», W^t, ustO^JBi^^^Hwmieei
CbsSmkm Hi Uk Map* tmOm, Dr. JiOra l^ra^xano, di^ caiaimnui,
SMce D ^ v i i , SO* Natanai nHUUtottMi. Xmy VBawib, Freeport
Uttie
VILLAGE BOARD ANNOUNCES
NEW COW MEADOW POLL PUN
The aOt^a^ pubUe cvljitai pM stteduled for April 28, in which
icsidents would i^Uate ataeU^ m not the Vinsge of Freeport should
r.cquire Cow SSesdov sitf wfaeflbv t h ^ prtfer a 2-year or 4-year term
for M^yor and Trmtem, wm set »dde lust night In executive session
of the Wlage Board-
The question wHl be put to r o ­dents
in the foa<m of a referei^uiii
Instead, the vote to be hdd at a later
dale and to be liindlng npon the
Board whether or not to proceed to­ward
acquiring the tract at a pay­ment
not to exceed $l,4l)0j)0.
Deci^^n to tmike fftis ^lange tma^
after s poll of the Boakd tadtrafteil
that two mjn^l^ nisinba» iiranild
not aMe h^ a "ym" V^B <a Wm
puMle in any aditei^ s^oe^mB.
'J!nmle&. Qmam Mabte^ ttf 1 ^
mtnoriif Unity ^arty offered a res­olution
calling tor a bond referen­dum
'and it was seconded tOP'-MEoror
Sweeney during the public m^iog.
Village Treasurer Ijeonard D. B.
Smith, seated in tAie audience, then
pclnted out- that certain legttl qties-ttom
woUtd be Involved btfore a
T^erenAiim could be authorized, so
Vx B«»tion wm l»t>led and the meet-b%
ad|oiKned.
Diatag the enadng executive ses-fOMittinwa
OB Page 2)
ON TEEN-AGE
M U G DANGER TO BE
SHOWN IN FREEPOR
Northeast CMe Asso. Sponsjb>rf
Shdwina of Outstandinf l^oyie
On Today's Danger to Our Ydutli
As anmimcedla last «eek% tesue of the I«eader, the semMoen-m^
wtarjr'iqotion.ptctme expo^ng tti& wtde-spmad tratfto of tuueoticff
am(»% te^iageis parUailar^ hi Metrop«^tm New York. 1^111 t»-fibot«m
In E!reeport OB Thursday night, AprU 1&, at 8:tS pm- i ° the Atlsliisaa:
itsi^mBb A'r^ue) sebooL.
V ^ e {^bowing :of the fUmwill bp
i^onswed W. tbie iNwUtoist. CMUt
'•••'•Smo^aOm' 'as-' it- ipddie isw^tee': to'
Spartan Lodge to
Honor Sreeis
"Oredc MfM" M t M e l ^ 9 ^
at l^e msxt SMettic cm TB^dof,
AprU SB at ^mrten Temi^Ve.
Bdtita B. m ^ ^ , Wte!^%ifM
Mast». IiO|^ ta mrtro ^ ontsra
of howwIaB all O r ^ i Masma vhtA
wm »M aaoual evml ontl it ^w
team «ea,
Inv^Omm haw ^ma miA to
Parthenon ami K^faale I ^ ^ ^ la
Hew irott and to nem^ imsWR:
Couaftr,
All &t^k mmti^m rt the fra­ternity
will be iMJwt wdcMM.
BHSXelebrates
1962 "Girls Week"
By EIEEEN BIOBIE
Blue Team
For the past 24 years the girls oi
Baldwin High School have wel­comed
spring by celebrating Girls*
Week. This y«ir Olrls' W^k will
begin on Sunday, April S.
On Oils day, 1ma^m i^ n ^%
vle» wMi ^ A mmll^m,JSt^ p |M
ifie 'to^^nteB of m mx^mcM. mb'^
pert^we.. ,»«•• 5.^ .^'^f^.^".....
• Thft n ^ t h p i ^ ^ ^ ^ l i l i ^ ek
is the bisdest time vi tite school
year. Sophomores. Juniors, and si^n-lors
put in hours of hard work to-get^^
everyday, planning and ^ -
M^Unating their program, and prjic-tlelns
for the final higlilight, l(ii|^!H>-
as j^nrtsnite.
C^f^ Week, however, is not Just
for the girls but for their families.
MoCher-Oai^bter ClMa>el Pro­gram.
I^itheta* KIti, M » % Osty.
Blue and Osid Banqfiet, Tai Sanee,
and Sportsnite make up tbis week
of togetherness.
Tile pleasure the girts derive from
planning this wonderful week
clianfis the word "work" to J<qr.
Spirit, sportsmanship, tmmwork,
and cooperation of the girls of
Baldwin Senior Hi^^ School have
made Olrls' Week a tradlUon.
mm M. GERZOF TO BE
INSTALLED PRESIDENT OF
rNAI B'RITH CONGREGATION
Herman Rosenstein to Be Honored
As President Emeritus of Temple
mmmm itatensteta. President of B'aal mmel emmmilim tm tt>e
m^ ^tx ycMS and recently ^ected ta Wm twuma^ i^fee of Wremmi
XamSOm, -^a be honored at the InstafflittaB ^ ^ m » i « to be b^ by
^ ^ t W ^ ^ o n on Sunday evening. A | ^ 8 at 7:M o ' d o^
mem Reaben M, Kate wiU Instell the aiwly ^ec^d offteera which
include: JtiUra m, QemjC, ttert-d?
n«: Itorry ^la^re, M V I E B - * ^ . ;
E.'. Ocargp "Tcggl. *ni Wt^-Rw.;
Hairy J. Oiwwi.. Tteeigurra"; Jidlus
W. Kaplan. PSnatwial SecrcBary and
Herman Lecd.«s. Recording »««tary
aaid members nf the Bdard of TVust-ces:
Alfred Slrlln as CSialrman, Sey-mcur
Jai-muJ. J, O^a^ Kaufman.
Abi-ahjm Schucliman. Morion Tol-chin.
Dr. Saul I. Teplite. Rnbbi erf the
ATTY. 3VUV8 GEBZOF (Omtlnued on I ^ e m
I Ci^SIS CELE^MOiS
9i^ameta'iai& pta^.]^wtai
,.^Ue tOm, fbsishdwn Wtiamrg-Si^
CCon^Hied on Bai^-af^ .
Earl Faber, Cruise
Boat Owner, Dies
MiA Ptous nBb», n , mmm fM
am tma Awtfte ^mm. ^ n t a tamte
w^bex^ tn ReiraM O ^ eM 9tt»-
pitel.
&-4M H rt IMttta HUr. w a s to W.
Palm Itaiiai ^x. smm mm ^ » v
ItoTlric. a» InngM ttie « t ^ i
Afir.'Mte' mm wm eeaieMa Ui
to si^itog mmmmm. We » i i s U e
IMUe ' r ? iiifga«iiq^iwi-'*l|m.lt»ii ta
aeBBim i«bo-.(^ At- I^M A mWon
ip: ttie iiiM^iwci-|& s.-fesr.--
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RteSu*;^'. Manngy, '1IS:.lKiaA_
ijir.; S,.';Ul>tber,dnw ir«|ipBB^^iir|UE«ll.
ijtoer'nen^befw tt^Om-'Vic^ipfiti.JBbe^
'as»er AWBiiftiiMm dese . # t-fun. -w
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Constentine "Oua*;. Cassis, veteran loeal i^Meat
bnlMer, Is eelebratintr his 86th anniversai? In'tiie
dli^T. Mr. CTaasis Is dhown at the site of tato imv
lmflti»BiiBIun dollar apartment iioiBe i r i d ^ iM la
tag bat wiildi he also owns. The niedern eiltta^
MAXV te iemted en Brooklyn Ave. bel»ei» WMmm Wt,
ilme, Kr. Gai^bi is olsa president <tf tine MteHW
RAt ttie liitematiaiial Gredt frat«nal KMdi^.
sad ^Maifauait
MMiMmeUoa ta-
VILUGE BOARD ANNOUNCES
APPOINTMENTS FOR 196243
A Mffi^pa BoanI of Sewer and S M ^ ^ n t^mxasOamm <nKt
l^attA 1 ^ Om members appointed dt^ns ttm At^ml C^iate^tem
^ ^ I S t^ Mae f^eeport Village BmrA on j^itt S ta 'VS^e SUi, KM
i ^ f f i ^ E H ^ were made to adminiab^tim p^&n% «dtfr« ^»Mte «M
0«imttl#im ond^ committees.
AxmnV'^e new appointmeats
v i ^ OUf.^i^tiowing.' ^tdhta i . Mae-
Don;Mil'as'TiUege Clerk tmja tenn
of two years; Clinton Meti as
]3(^ufy:VfiUB^ (^eric; LMXtard OJB,
B^^ as Vl^^ge Treasoter for two
jreaJiB.MSd as VSUoge Ass^sor for
Ofm:^isat;[Joha-0. Teseiet.jm Vil­lage
Coi^is^ i(^«^}^mri Cbailes
SOslmiuiim as 'A«aiig >Etdlc(i JfusUce
Sai^^-jWf EEaixjr jr>.j^it|t8&tla aa
Stvt. ^ . itttfiunvs .for otte yew;
Ailrea, Bterlunato as 8upt ttf Sasd^
tatim for one jsmx; mi' Mm, Dee
BiratovU as PnMl^ Btilailons nttee-tor
(os'one year. VreA.O; Beig Co.
was aj^d&ited ^tdic Aodlttn- for a
one^'Tear.. period.
Vacsttoies £81 various Boards'trad
Commissions'«w-e QQed w IMSmtSi'
each an^tdi^XBeni for five jieaxs;'
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