The-Leader_1962-01-11

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W^SmiaSSS, N.- Y., THUlSDAy» JANUABY H . 1962
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'^S^ New Mansh of Dim^iias opened its 1 9 ^ caw-nai^
jsdth Wie promise that Tour Dimes Witt Ito |t
' ^ o % l p t l ^ t o f , " ^ Bugr aA.' , • , " •
Wdl, we hmm wlial wut eoiiM»ations to this natiotial
i r d u i l t ^ WllOi ^ b ^ i U to polio. With Mardi of fiiixf^
t i i ^ i « Jm MU#a|| -Fcnipdatioii.flnanced tlie devdopmoit
of llie Saft and ttieit.ttK SaMn •waednes.
.M#r Tto'Mifcirt "Fou^atton's nationwide ead^il
.v^mmi p^graoD to I b d ^ ^ ^ IM to tlie prevention of tmt
otter d n W ^ 'Mmmm mtm. i^mM and artlititis. Aclm%,*
Itese tiro are ewn mow foniliabte tiiao polio ever -mm,
tlm mseA is immettale and prising.. Often these lUs-cmm
mt':^mimlMm a faaittj ^ - botli economieaU^ and
p%ehBl^iaIty. • • - . ,
So Ofe w i ^ of I%n^ organizatioir has expanded ito
traditi<Hial and trntoue patient aid Inogram by autiiorirang
ald~ to victims of all lands of birth defects and financing
cvaluafi»n elinicat and special treatment centers at hospitals
and ottK^'medical institutions in many parte of the country.
.All of this 'ndU mean a great demand for research aiid
medical skiBs. Therefore, part of the funds raised in-Janu-nr;'
\dU be set aside to train new hands in research and
medicine ond^ The Natibnat Foundation's program of pro­fessional
education.
.. ,:.:.i. Ifpurdtanesbiiattd dollars tod—wiU do it again if you
say ^Ypa" to Up Jfew Wm&i M Dunes.
RKAWS FlUm
<%i«|pi ^ ^pttoB (C OCOeraH and DlreBtora earlier this year «b«Q
la Wm m^ «^k ttnu^j^ xtoaas to- Vm SHl eampalgn bavs iKit
tasnd lor- the 'sprlos piai^ttot of
f£M O^sbK. 19«2-(}r4m "bi Om next
s«fei»l montlu we ihaU se«^ out,
tbose dvic oi^snl^tlans who wlU
contrJbute to. «ar^^ ^lumli^ ftar
fiitute drives.
AU xesldents of Freeportare In­vited
to attend tbe meeting to d^
eass fatax« (Ainpaigns of tbe CQaited
I<und ot fVeeport, &ic. Tbe 10
agenetes presently in the uiilted
(CtmUnued niR ^age U)
Public Thanks to
_Miir Wm^ tf Xe^pvt,
• ^ wmrt to ^M* >0B att ^
filiMM AJT tie ^ m - t eM tveratton
nM«M W tnr busii«ad.
Ite so ba$m oi^d emtscy to i«'
port that your OtmaOam bellied us
In rea<aiing the required pints <a
Uood.
I woidd also like to paMU^. thank
ail tbe fOOeem and men of tite
raBHPORT BTBS E^PT. wlio oo-
«ip^t^ as a gt&ap to make Uiis
WMb aB om hsiute,«« Wuaxk. jmi,
Jfr^ w ^ Sfllp. am {^ramsiw
Residents Pack HaM lor LengWiy
Hearing Which; P^sei MW-Wglrf
eampa^n,* .np.4liBr. .^riMar.
Bd«^»l & ^ ^ ^ r , ttm 1961
campaign diaimafM,'vM FCfwrt on
tbe pieuatt i^mpaim md tbe tv*
t;nud^«nd of ^i>t|% the-Hbe ottd
di^idjer ot eoiitriin^ijBs; ;
"I'-.have ,lie^i. partScuiari^ im­pressed,
said Mr. ^wSjur, hy tbe
tienieqdo»js_anicnint of enitaisiasm
y^y tbe wor£%rs. this jfeac and Um
number'''«rho h&ve' a^readr voion-
JIMto Of n ^ i i r t mam an aert
hi Mtaft U^^
A 8^idhiB-i«om-ca%, mmSmdm • «oirt a* q | p » i ^ m ^ " sn
S o ^ aiid <dd residents padted tl» V ^ ^ p t t ' j ^ d i ^ d » p Mtt Dte-day,
Jan. 8, for the pi^ite heattaf ctf mi p^MKi Ml ta^set I»r
l*MpMt as }»^ar^ by itey«r SnrMn^t Vfflsfo ftf^ Mntti^itni^&n.
there was a great deal at- i^niosltion from all foetlons a^dnst niany
of the pn^sosed items and eKpenditures. inM^,lf a^^ted. would
mean an hterease of 3Bc on EVeeporfa tax rate. VhSa -muUt be Uie first '
Increase in the tax rate in 3 years.
ThB Iwarit^ lasted until nearly 1 a.ift, and bichided many IntOdents
of angzy words, fialr-iqss and intetruptions. At one point, Ikteyor Sweeney
orderal Chief of FoHee Peter Blar to eject Atty. JnUas Oer^of from the
haU when Mr. Oeixof protested agaloat a breaeh- in Parliament^try pro­cedure
.and persnuil rights.
Tbe Board of Trustees reserved their deiUoa.
OttpMa mm^ f. Ittnm.Ms
beui ]»-de«Md as Beesb^t of the
FreegpiKt Bemlver l U Bffle Otttb
tm another year.-
Other iMCtlcexs deoted iu«: PtL Kd-mund
W' Soylan—1st Vlce-4«e^
dent; PtL Bobert D. Goncton-jhid
^^CHPre^dmt; • FO. Bldtord T. Mul-down^'^-
Corregpondii^ Secretary
& "Awmmx and PU. Jtseifti tumr
tbe faam% «»iMn^ton h»i^-«iit-tmi&
mmmA W^ammA -Far '.
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frnteortf JSn^Mm A . ; a i ^ ^&<
.l^-'iiiiiiiHl^n.';tttte. sanOayr-'il^
3§g:?B0 r.^.'ia ^ • ' ^
i6ttiei^]^"aipK>Ved & buildit^. expamlan 'pni^am tha.t will.'save tbe
' ^hs AMoid of '^uot^ik has for a: lot« tttnd^ be^.'stiiiiti^ 4 p#«
l ^ ^ s to solve the overcroinled condltians hi the Junior Hl{^ d£miL
•one «tf ttiese proposals was toi • " " — ' — .—^ • ^ • • • • ^ • • • • ' - i i ^ '• '
tnkm ts accommodate 7th gt»d^
qnoQier was to eonstatiot a n@V|
K-7 building and a3ao add Wi
^a^tes t» odsting etemantai? liuUd-tags:
a Qiird was to oonstraet ft
new Junimr High School; and a
fourth t/t convert tiie CaroUne <1,
Atidnson School to a Junior kigh
echoed and build a new K-6 build­ing
to take care of.Hie lower tirade
piQ^Is displaced from AtkinsDn.
A oarefUl <mt analysis of the fom'
plans revMiIed that the converst^
of Atkinson to a Junior Bgji
otter rt^iNtew liitf^tag wm tbe
l ^ t ta^^^m of "^m
am^mOsm^ 9^0jam ^m ^m tM
eanstr^ttHi of '1- am Sm^xe W^
DuUdf^.
Aft«r SiQit. «f SiSmSs. tXt, Mm
Senv KarUn had ptdnted out Oiat
the Ctooline CI. Atkinson Stteol
baa aoconunodatlons in esccess ot-those
found in the ava«ge ele-mentiu?
M^hocd, and with minor
alterations, would make an cxcei-
{OonUnued on I ^ e B)
KfiLY INSrAUS FRfEDMAII
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