The-Leader_1964-09-03

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"NASSAU'S LARSEST WEEKLY"
FREEPORT'S
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NEWSPAPER
FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK ROOSEVELT
29ft Year. No. 19 FHEEPOHT. N. Y.. THOTISDAY. SEPTEMBER % 1864 •• PHICSs FIVE CENTS PER COPY
'NEWS&^VIEWS
BY
llJJJJlli VAalL
11 United Press Internatiotml
a National Press Syndiaae
CONSIDERS
FREEPORT KEY AREA
COLUMN SALUTE TO THE THREE SPARLING BROTHERS . . .
In these days when newspaper headlines herald juvenile delinquency
in its worst forms, it is indeed a great privilege and a pleasure to
publicly compliment young men and women whoso endeavors are
commendable and constructive . . . This weeic wo pay public tribute
to the three Sparling Brothew: 17-year-old Bob, an lagle Scout;
14-year-old Lee who also became an Eagle Scout (The top honor in
BOB LEE BUZZ
this great international movement with less than M: ol 1% of the
Hundreds of thousands of Boy Scouts ever attaining this rantc), and
the youngest boy 11-year-old "Buz7." who is also a Boy Scout and
already taken up the standards set by his brothers . . . Bob Sparling
was graduated from FHS in June (38th in a class of 543). He enters
Tufts Univ. as an engineering major . . . Lee is a sophomore at FHS.
Both brothers arc members of the National Honor Society and active
in the Church of the Transfiguration . . . We congratulate these
young men and their parents, MR. and MRS. E. I. SPARLING of 268
Smith St, Freeport. Their sons are a credit to Freoport and to
America.
FEBEPOHTS SAM BOONE F i ^ p S a ^ f " 5 i i p ^ i i i i P p ' i i!
HATED THE BEST . .' . \£!l$M^j(^^^S^B^^-M^BM
Young SAM BOONE of this 1.-:-f.;;i>m>i
village, with.ttie; true mod- | | i l | | i | i iS
esly ' of a , champion, has |'5v^J||;!||Jf^»
bfoughl national famo , to , | | j ^ p S ^
Freepoit with liis wrestling ^ ^ i S p
ability . . . Sam Boono, Na- ^ | | | f ^
tional AJI.U. champion in
the 138 lb. Greco-Boman
wiestUns category, thows
County Executive Eugene H,
: Nickeison a ' "duclcuador"
maneuver. The 28-year-oId
Freeporl resident, an em­ployee
of the Nassau County
Division of Sanilalioii and
Water Supply, is a finalist
in the trials for the U, S.
Olympic team who ctedili
much ol his success to iha
inspiration and iMtruction
of Coach Vincent Zuaro of
FjjeepBrt High SchooL Nick­eison
wished . Boone good
luck in his Olympic finals.
LEADER'S DIGEST . . . The entire ettlcial commirolty in
addition io the many friends sonrf to iiear about ths death ol
MRS. JOE GALLO. He served as a. Trustee of the ViHsge ,of
Freeport for many years and aiso owned the Freeport Chevro­let
Co. before young DICK HAF?0 hought the ©nt^roriw and
changed its name to RICHARD CHEVROLET . . . jrULDE MIHTZ
How York State World's Fair Conmiissloiwr. repom that young
Marlene and Linda Herman, with their pmienls,-wcro spotted at
Picture above shows (loft to right) Joseph Crossdalo, Molba.Howard, Assembly Speaker Joe Carttno
and Atty. Julius Gerzol. <Photo by Bagatelle)
By EDDIE VASIL
Joseph F. Cailino, Spoaker ol the New York As.wmbly and
As.scmb!yman from the 2rjd District which COVCKS our Bccllon ci£
Nassau County, in running for re-ckction tor nnotiier term, con-liidws
Frooporl a key area in this district.
Freeport has olways been a loader in Republican polttlcB from
the local level rifcHt up to tlie
LEi»J>ER ADDS
NEW FEATURES
Wc ore proud to announce
tiiat The LEADER, in lis ex­pansion
program, will add 3
now features.
• A police blotter of arrests
and accident news.
• An "After Dark" column by
Prank "Tux" Bsposito.
• A sports feature by Charles
C. Mehrmann,
County Executive
To Seat Officers
Of Press Ass'n.
County Executive Eugene H.
Niclt€!r£on will install- newly
elected officers of the Nassau
County Press Association for
1864-6S at a dinner at Carl
Hoppl's, Westbury on Jericho
Turnpike, September 18 at 7:30
p.m.
S, Nicholas Napoli will be in-
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national level and Joo Carllno, as
Republican Leader of Naissau
County has been fully aware of
this fact thraugliout llie years.
This is evidenced by -the fact
that this year he selected a prom­inent
Freeport attorney, Julius
Mintz, to senre as his campaign
manager. In addition, he named
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Joseph Croasiaalf, on airline cxo'
cutlvo to servo as District Co«
chairman, Melba Howard to
servo 0.-5 DisU'ict Secretary and
Atty, Julius GcrKOf «s head of
the area "Citizens for Carlino."
In an exclusive interview with
your reporter, Mr. Carllno shited
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Post Office To Be
Closed Labor Day
The Freeport Post Office will
have no window service and no
carrier delivery service on Mon­day,
September 7th, I9M (Labor
Day). Special delivery mail wiU
be delivered as receiy^ and the
lobby; will be open from 9 ».m.
to 8 p.m. for the convenience of
boxhoMers.
To our many friends, readers and advertisers of
the Jewish Faith: -
May you and yours enjoy this great hofiday
with the best of health and happiness.
Charles P. Buckley. Jr.
logejpli HBTfis
Edward VasU
and tlie Staff Msmbers
of THE LEADEH and
MEADOWBHOOK
PRESS
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