The-Leader_1968-03-21

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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
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Official
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FREEPORT
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32nd Ysar. Ho. 48.
BALDWIN
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MERRICK ROOSEVELT
FREEPORT. N. .Y.. TJnmsDAY, MARCH %\: Vm ' •••»» PRICEt FIVE CENTS PfiR 0 »T
rNEWS & VIEWS
BY
EDDIE VASit
H£NRY S9titLER.
\ . V; fifmpaptr R*pmltn Atto. -
ftptiontJ Pr*w Sj-MdfeMe -
i , . Lintcii to ttio "JSOmE VASIL SHOW"
^» J OK WTIIE, 1S20 on itm Dial '
.EDDI^ron'S ttOTES. ... Mayba at &mn ha'c not u aolt-tpokan
u a polUidan bill thai* is rmr doubl vi}iat>to«»mnr that HEMRY-
'SPrrZLEB ix dalos an ex­cellent
}(>b as a mmnbwr ci'\
;ih« PUVVNINtl BOAn'D OF
•FREEPORT. (Tha Wt that'
~ 'ho doaa vi^oe hb atiinion and
•js 'not a -rubbe* afatnp yat-
•rasn'-is lo.Jbis CMdlt.and an
> 'asset Jto tha. Bdmltuatra^on,
jso'icy) HJappr .85lh
Birlhda; fd'MRK'WILl.lAM'.
J. (Aonei MAHTinr SO. (Tha
Martin Claa tuNtnid hte Mtrjth
'a special" tanQT' partf at
OTTO^ KimZ', Sea Bzeese
[Restautant lajt .weak)... AI.
B. WHITE, thbdai 'mytxi.
gomofmo - MionM-'
one: Cut^ica can now b«-_
coma-'Maiiotu bitt it Is still,
rumcoed that an HehraUr
'goirmg. gantlauau can not
'gel into WhaaUay Hill* . . .
HU many fziemb wUhlng
yetoran freepbrtRealtor.eS- . '•'".'
yaar old BABHEY HTTLTZ a speedy recovery : . ; DB. and MRS,
RUDOLPH JOSEPH look time from theit bu$y'ach^iile« to b«
j>roud paionia when their talented aqd bandsoina^aoti. P£TEB«
appeared in a casMwrt with IhaColuJxibU U'ltiv, Cfaa^iher Mualc
Oh:h. 00 March 12 la NVC. (Peler 1 aaCclunibUi OaiT. aophomoiia
and although fa» plans to folloW a medical career Uka hU dad/
he is so oxperi an oboe j)Iay«r that be coald^quaUfy fogt.aay l^ro^
fetsSbnal big-aaine symphony ligUi now. The family is mufiCBlj^
Mis. Joseph is a talented vocalist,'daughters Wendy and.Jane'"
play tha piano and flute exceUenUy. Wendy is a 2nd>year pt«.Rted
student and Jane's a mualcal ace at BHS).
DUBYEA ORCHID AWARD . . . The beautifui DURYEA ORCHID
ICORSAGE Is presented as a floral token of public recosniUon and
appieeialion of commendable service in the community . . . This week
we. salute a man who has given of hiis tiofic, efllort, yes, and money,
unsellWhly tor almost every major cause in B^eeport. , . Included are
the Chamber of Comihercer'ViDage Blood Bank, Annual Chrigbnas
Toyland ParaderBoy Scouts, Exchange Club, 76th Anniversary-. Ceje-brJtlon,
Elks Club, Sons of tialy,.Masons and ma»y t e m % ^ uro­grams
. , , Days, nights and week-ends mean noUiing to thia'inwilte
is always ready to serve and his, miUioa-d9ilar personality and'.evcj:-
Rtesent smile are known throughout thp community.. . .;In^ct,jTiie'
has given so much of hla time and'efforts Ihat in m«(ny'instances his
' iwn business has suffered . . . But even against-advice of friends, he
, contmues-to give unstintmgly . . . We aVc proud to pay public 'tribute
to JOHN ABajffE by presenting the DURYKA ORCHID AWARD
to hts,.j;harmiDjfe^iijde«tanding and cooperatiya wife, Cathwine.. . .
It is people'0?%is calibre and endeavor which make FVeeport a
great vitoge inuR ways.
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MAKING THE BOUNDS . . . Veungi MOXCY W. HIGBY of Ftee-port
coaUmung &e high standards of tb« "nEtisby" name with com­mendable
work ydib! the' Urban Raaavrel Program in'Iitwood.
{His dad was the late and highly-zespected JUDGE MOXEY A.
RIGBY of Nassau Couniy District CourL) ,'. ..Happy Birthday
1o veteran nawspaperman TONY.FAyCETTA (Nowsday). {Sons
. Peiei and Gawnr eav« him a special surprisa party. Wife. MUdicd.
is a career enqiloyeo with N. Y. Motor Vehicle Siiraau of&» in
Freeport.) , . . Cute place for cocktails: TK£ OFFICE on 8«uih
Grovo near Menddc (Charming Sandra U hostess and bartender'
very congenial.) . . ,'We'i«' losfaig one of out grealeit publk
servants now t&at, CONGRESSMAN HERB T^ZER u not going
lo run for xa.«lMfion as out repniMnlative. (But Ibeit agafai, wtm
can blama hint. VI^SVUIUT <» >ova ^''Ub bl> wUa, who sdiset idm
and wbom he, )mSs*es.i He's a milUonahre, a highly successful
New Officers Of
Exempt Firemen
At' a recent meeting of the
iFre^port, Exempt Firemen's' As-^
sociatlon of Freeport, the follow­ing
officers W£iB elect; d:
President, Johh'E. Chulsfano;
Vice-Preiiddnt, Christopher Mal-liis-
eh'.Tinanciol Sficrolary, Harry
Gritmon; Trustees, Fred Buss,
Jtim. Giordano and "Russell Ada-head;
Treasurer, .JVank Gr6incr,
•anjJ Sergeant-at-Arms,' Frank
JacftsonJ , . , •
With thcvjeccnt bond iasud passage-in RteepoKt,; work la flow
tmderway for-alterations and additions to the-Ar^hor Street-Ele­mentary
School and the Freeport Senior High" School, • /,- • - -
Soih. projecfa. designed by Frederic P. Wiedcr^um .Assoclttte^
of Valiey .Stream, wlfl provide the. new faciliUea •necessai^ to re­lieve
current overnirowded con­ditions'-
and help meet the school's
expanding-educational prbgi-ajm.
.Special Nibitibe
lercerVWU" hpld their 'Qen-eral
Membership Meettog Thun-day,''
Miirch'2I, 12i30.p.wi;-at Al
B." •Whites, id Brooklyn Ave.)
Freeport.
There v/lll be a drawing for a
vveekjy cash priae. 'Vou must be
present to win and a^^paid tip
member ot the Charal)er.
Plea-se try to attend. There will
be a question and answer acsaion.
Citing the advantages 'of the
long-awaited building program,
Mr. Christopher J, Warrell, Su-perintepdcht
of Schools, said:
*'We are pleased that the' Vot­ers
of Freeport hove approved
these • two • proieetR #hJch wlU
take -care -0* the 'bua4ing'ncied9
for-the elementary and'senior
high school -chiidren of the JOls-trict.
Incorporated in both addi­tions
will be provislona for utiliz­ing
the latest tcchnlqties' in edu­cation."
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The elementary School .wUJ^re- .
- (Continued on page. 1.2).
BKl HEINS HlftH 2^^^^il/y
Budget Meeting
By School Board
Freeport .Board of Education
wtU hold a budget ."UilMi;}!!'' at.
Frcaport High School at 8;15
Thursday, March 21. -
In a l»Ua' Bent to aU xmidenls..
Board Ifresidant .Hugh ,'Bxvin
said that the purpose of th« meat;;
Ina is to get the jvlawaof Ffy4-
porfs cit||!«ns on tha projprams
and acUvlttes th«y vr«uld-Uk* ta
M«-included in thta yaays budsat.
"Tha budget is now in jiMq^ont--
Uonc': 1» JBid< "and OM* iurc
maiir decUions to ba nad*. W*
want lo hm what'tha, cUtmia
lUnk xhoulifl bo laclttda<L"
Afl»r a btW *w*»w,*f btldgi^
catagorfas and the budgaliBg vsto?
emu. the Tipmi will IbUit ia~a««»
geaiions. All tuggMtlons 'mVO, ba
(•corded and the School Board
vrill casvfully review aacb en*.
'^->?3^r;^liam'«Sn9 t*.»8JfliterrJck''R^ad', BaiaijfinV'wia-wrve a*
iJn'tt'bnwadtf Chainhflh'^ot the'Sou'th 'Nassau Unit of.iKe AJmeriean
.Cancer Society's Nassau Division in the 1W8 Edjicatlonal-Pund Rais-
:;ing: Crusade which-starts.Aprit 1st, according'to Hon. Charles C.
We.hrroana of' Freeport, '.Unit -Chairman
(Contiiuied on page 4)
V
Pichite abova ihcjiM Judge CharteS.C, Mahnoann (lett) pmMPt-\
I119 irCortiScata of Appoinlmani to WilUain Hains. ' ' -
i/lr. Heins, O" member' of the
Board bf Directors, haa been .af­filiated
with the Kassau Division
for many years and haa served
on humeroufl ccrHmltteea pro­moting,
the work.,ol the Society.
He has accepted^the responslbilty,
(Continued'on page 12)
' Reo ^Heltert Tenzer CD-5th"Dish:ict.NY)'inrtbunced tWa morning that'he hMjdecirfid not to seek
k third^m i ^ S g r ^ e n « t . . the first Democrat'ever elected to Congress.ftom Nassau County's 5th
District - issued the following atatenient at a newa conference tiila.moitUng: • • • .. - \ •
"AflSJ^montha 5 so^k«areWng. deliberation, and, discuaaion with m famdy.-1 have .decided not
to seek-a third term i i the H<>u»e of Represeatattvcs.' . . (Contmufid on-pag*,13); ^-
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