The-Leader_1964-10-01

              The LEADER "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
FREEPOIIT'S
ORIGINAL
omciAL
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FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK ROOSEVELT
^aih Year, No. 23 FHEEPOBT. N. Y., THUHSDAY. OCTOBEB 1. 1961 »• PRICE! FIVE CENTS PEH COPY
NEWS & VIEWS
BY
EDDIE VASIL
N. Y. Ncvospaper Reporters Asso.
• National Press-Syndtote
NASSAU REPUBLICANS
SPONSOR FREEPORrS
A.A.U. CHAMP'S TRIP
TO TOKYO OLYMPICS
Sam Boone of Preeport, National A.A.U. Champion in the 138-lb.
Greco-Roman wrestling class, will be able to participate in the_
International Olympics to be held in Tokyo. Japan next week,
thanks to the Nassau County Hepublican organization.
The young Freeport athlete was heartbroken on Tuesday night
when he found'out that-hc could j • • :
KM realize a life-lime dream tac-| pu^ican Leader'of Nassau-Coun.-.J
cause .-he .didini?*-have^ the-neccs-j jy^ heard -about Sam BoOne's'lih-=-j
fortunate situation, he immedi­ately
took action to" assure the
necessaty travel funds- and any
loss income Sam Boone rolght
iuJTer while being away from his.
nighl-time job with the Nassau |
County Division of Sanitation and t
Water Supply. , , • I
It all slarted when Sam Boone •
could not leave w-ith the rest of
the U.S. Olympic Team because
of necessary physical examina-tloas
and medical approval which
he was originally denied.
A team of two prominent phy­sicians,
associated with Doctors
Hospital, conducted a two-wcpks
scries of close examinations and
on Tuesday. Sep!. 29, gave full
approval for Som Boone's par­ticipation
In contact sports.
Snm Boone is considered one,
ol the flnest Olympic Team athle*
tcs in America. His Olympic vlc-orics
would not only bring in­ternational
fame to Nassau Coun­ty
and Freeport, but also to the
entire United States.'
He lives with his wife and two
children at 346 North Columbus
Ave., Freeport, and has been a
resident hero for 10 years. Theif
third child is eKpeclcd during his
Olympic contests.
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INDUSTRIAL PARK
GROUND-A
HUGE SUCCES:
SAM BOONE
A.A.tl. Champion
sary funds for expenses and travel
to.the Orient
When -Assembly Speaker Jo-soph
i'. Carlino, who IB also He-mm
OUNCE 1964 WINNERS OF
ORT UTTLE LEAGUE
• The final winners of the Booster and Incentive Campaign of
Freeport Little League for the 1884 season have been announced by
Thomas J. Lovelidge, League Treasurer and Campaign Chairman.
In all, about 75 Little Leaguers were the.recipients of various
prizes, ranging, according to the number of. boosters each was able
to dispose of. The ' Special Prize
for the most boosters disposed
was a Schwinn Bicycle and the
other prizes were a Eadio Clock;
a, transistor radio; tape recorders;
iba.sebali jackets and little League
fbasebaUs. ..,..._..
The high ft^lnner was R. Sadi-
INDUSTRIAL PARK. GROUNDBREAKING—Utins a glided »pado, doeorated wUh symbols ol pilft
roll money and lax revenuos expected to tosuU from now building*, Boy K. Caccloloro. proildent
of non-p«olil Local Davolopment Corp., breaks ground lor Ftooport Induslrial Park. The local
coiporalion, aided by tho SlaJo Job Devolopmonl AulhorUy, made arrangements for two ownisr-occupant
companies to build firii plants at sito, Fieoport led all other munlclpallHes In ostablliif.
Ing a new industrial psrk under tho JDA. Left to right aro Joseph Dawson of Baldwin & Cfi&v
neMusw engineers for tho project? Vincent Scbulmnn of Schulman & Soloway, archiieelss Jo«i»ph
Canale of Joseph H, Fishor & Co., accountants: Edwin J, Froodman, of Froodman, WoiBboia and
Furlong, couasol lor Loctl Devolopment Corp.; John O. Toislor, Villago AUornoy; Mayor Hoherl
J. Sweeney} Mr. Caccialoroj Vlllogo Ttuttoo Henry A. Altongnrton, o director ol tho LDCs Arthur
R. Muller, froaswrers Bernard Ames, a vico-prosidoatf Villoffo Truiloe Francis J. Mmso, a director,
and Poter A. Cattano. a former vleo-prosldont. (Pholo by Ouustr'n .Studiti)
plan Testimonial Dinner
For Judge Edw, Freedman
A Testimonial Committee, un­der
tho chainnanship of Elliot
Samuelson, has been formed to
honor Preeport's Police Justice,
Edwin J, Freedman.
This dinner wiy be held at Carl
Hoppl's, SatuiTiay, January 23,
J095,
Anyone desiring more informa­tion
may call Mr. Samuelson, FR
g-6020, or write in care of P.O.
Box 489, Freeport
gui- of tho Freeport Bowl team
who_received a new Schwinn
Bicycle for his efforts,
A clock radio was the next
ptize. aiid was won by S. Crawl of
the Turners Automotive team.
(Continued oa poge ISf
Public Appeal For
Blood Needed For
Heart Surgery For
Young Local SIrl
The Freeport Exchango Club
and tiw Soai of Italy are both
making public appeals lor Wood
needed by at young gifl who I«
undergoing heart lutgery. Con­tact
rflhe* JOHN ABBATE,
FH 8-0500 Of VICTOB H«SSO.
Mmumstt&tat of Freeport Kogpi-
^jBl, FH i-Oam for complete
detaihi.
SENATOR ED SPENO
REPUBLICANS "MOVE I n '64"
Tho voter reglslraHon drive for the Hopublfcan Party and called
MOVE In '64 io underway and chaired by State Senator Edward
J. Speno (Mcond from right). A? the recent roeotlng of parly
leaders at the Garden City Hotel, Speno holds the MOVE
charier with Hapubltcan County leader, Joseph F. Carlino. At
tha extreme left is North Hempstead Supervltor Clint Martin
while Town of Hempstead Clerk, Nathan L. H, Bonnoit, extreme
right, looks on. October L 2 8e 3 are rogiilriition days.
Brodbide PTA To Hold
Annual Open School Nile
f The Brookside School PTA
wil hold its annual "Open School
Night" on Oclober 0 at 6 p.m.
"Open School Niglit" wlU be
combined with tlto mi^mbershlp
drive,
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