The-Leader_1968-01-11

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33ad Year. No. 38 FBEEPORT
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NEWS & VIEWS """"'"""
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BY
EDDIE VASIL
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S On WTIIK. 1520 on tlit Dial •RFW'.-.^iKrtt
MAKING THE ROtJNDS . . . FiTMporf cWibw of Commeit*
DiteetoT, DR. FRANK DHATE," U{» for his attnual Ca»ibb«aii
Tac«lJoaJ»ith hir-Vifs this woek . . . Now that owner AL (Big
AU PELLICANE Is hack ^jenopaJly lupervining CLUB 2S (S.
Grcre St), now this place will strBtghten out (It used to ba very
popular but later hecamo a question.spot.' Cbaocnuiig brunetto
named "Peggy" celcbreliDg hor 81h annivewary th««) . . . CAPT.
CARL G. FORSBF.RG, head of the huge VIKINO FISHING
FXXET still ramsiRs one of our biggest column boosters oven
though he's row based at.Montauk. (ffe-authored ihat recent
srliclc on the Busslan Fishing Fleet milking U.S. waters) . . .
Special miBion-dQllaj>,sniilo on CAROL WALBEBH'S pretty lace
these days 'causa her hubby. DICK WALBERN was promoted to
Deputy Inspector wUh ,NCPD (She's "Gial Friday" to BJLL
ALLEN at Freejport Blue Print) . . . Mora and more grass looU
mwnngsjsuahif^ for a ,'TJraft Bill Gtacket;':. mof^mint to have
JhU form^ •Xf'if^rl Mayor back in VilUge IJail ss Top'Exec . . .
Ckfsa' iri^JxJsjiw^rried about the behavipr of a well-known Froa-port
wife^who doesn't see eye-to-erye with her oqually wall-known ,
hu.b..d... «'Ji:j;^fi|yiiaff*r)i|rrf'iTiiBiini)iiii(iiiim
YOU AND
THE LAW
by ^: J
HERBERT W. NEWMAN", LLB. „
Momber N. Y. Bar'Association
David W.Winani ;
Named YP Of Bank
DAVID W. WINAN3
' David W. Winons has bean
promoted.. Irom AuUlant Vice
President Jl<j Vlee President -of
Rational JE>«'nkf^f N<»(h,;Ant»ri(;»,
ijiiiiftiiiinMMifiii'
. Fxecporl G.QR,teaaer Julius Jtflnte and SKccutJ\>e CoMirtl^teijwatt-'
Alan'W.-VoUmer'nnnounced that the Nakjau-CoUn^'dR«}U$U«6m
Coaitmtte^ roand Us unanlttious suppoH tbr^the election otf A^8etn1)1y«
man Jftgsph.'M(-torglotta of Untondale! as'County GOP Chahrtnan" at
^a i^ciirganiMtlon meeting recently held at the" Garden t!ity'Hotel.
Th^ )»ndoT8en>ent'- was unop- "r ' "" ^'
posfed ijnd ^follo\wed -the veconi'
mendnttori made nwenlly by the
pi-jrty's Exeeotiv'e' Committee.
MarglOtta, 4(1, succeeds Siafe'Sen.
Edward J, Spew' of-vEaat Meadow
_wl» surpfiaed'ttjsny'[rf Ihe or-
Maretotta headed lavish; praiso
on hljs predecessor and pointed
put'that thjf^W&ssftii iRepul^lauii
orkanJj!atl<tn Kad,-bMn'fedait|ilete*, 1' '
1/ j^earK^ni:^ and strCnttttteivRt ,'".
under'Speho. He poinied'ta tho'v!
g"4nuatlon'si,'lsatf?rs virhen he an-jparty's auecfesses t>n town'and
ncmnred shortiy before. Christmas county levels in the recent olec-
Doy that he wns" stepping down
as Chalrm(»\ to pursue hjs career
as a lepislalivc leaderv
' Iti accepting the Chairmanship,
Margiotta was candid-in declar­ing
that he'-wantffldithe Jpb and
considered it "the highest, polK
Ucal honor that can be bestwed
upon a xnao."
tJon as proof of that strength,
The.new, young Chairman, Who
'made his mnrK in tiie organiza-""
tton as aii outstanding 'orgartlzer
and'shrewd campaign tdctlciaii
in ^Hcmtwlead , Xowitthip;-; -WM
even more-'oUts^hcn''in Hfe're­gard
jrot ,t}i'e, importance of the
' (Continued' oil page ft)
fio'ardi « (^Kr -^'
A veteran of 39 years in bank'
Buying A Home
For most famillai,, buying a homo, v/hcthcr new or a rewle. is
probably the 3arf/csl svncjle purchase lhey,wiH cvcy bu called upon
tn maku dunnjr then" lifetime.
Yet, a large number of families will aUempl to purchase their
home in Hie same manner as they purchase a puart Of nullt from the
giOcery store.
Tlui. type of action can result
in large monetaiY losses, aggra-valion
and bitterness. The pur-cha.
se of real estate is unique,
sellei- join Ijcr husband in signing
the contract or is the mere signa­ture
of thu husband,,4iufflcleiit on
the theory that iw is the agent of
subject ^lo its own rules of IJW and the wijfe. In the event of marital
•custums. It Tequires the talent of-an
atloiney well versed in its
pilfalk and pioblems, and the
prospective puj chaser wftuld do
welt ,to retain .counjelj.
Some of the problems that arise
will point out the seriousness of
the necessity of co'insel.
Let me begin with the so-called
"Binder," This docifment is ."sup-po-
sed to represent an informal
understanding among the part^e.^
•fcilhng short of an agreement, that
is. the parties have probibly
as^i-ced tvn price und are now will­ing
to enter into a formal con­tract
wi'h their attornevs-prescnt.
Yet, bv executing.-the-binder,
it U quite possible that the pu*-
chai-eri and. seller haVe entered
into a fonlial bintUn^ contract
•without them Itnowing or under­standing
their actions.
difficulties between a husband
and wife, the pioblem becsmcs
•a major ifsue.
• The description of the property,
in language capable of identifying
tho specific properly purchased
nwit be carefully examined by
coun-iel as a .street address is u.<!-
ually not sufflrient.
Financing the sale is to be con­sidered
mast Ecriausly. The ques­tion
of how much" ea^h to use;
the .-amsunt of down payment;'
e<!ci'ow of down payment; the
amount of morfg^ge; the (efms of
the mortgage, including the tef-ms
of ^.interest: tvoe of payment; the
casts of obtaining 'same; pre-pay*
pwot clauses and a. host of other
problems wu<!t ^e «7£anuned by
counsel and CKphined to the pur­chaser
before he becomes ,hopo-ing,
including 2Z years with North
America, Mr. Winans is manBeex
of Ihq.Fioeport'offico.
X. long-lime rosidont of Fr^e*
port, Mr. Winans is a chaifter
president of the Froeport Lionfj
serving now as Treasfiufer, and he
is a director of tho Freeporl
Chamber of Commerce.
roerco wl»l hi?veySfr. ,Jatne3" lEt.
;".' Europe, .hca-d of-!|he^>eeport Of-
• I fico" 6f Siconorfu'c Opportunity eA
guest'"speaker at the luncheon
Thursday, Jan. tlth.
Laurence Demps^y
Named Assistant. ^
Library Director
Mr. Lauicnee F.,-Potnpsey^'l'cfr
crence Librarian at the Freupart
Mempriwl Lijjrary, has .been ap-'
pointed as Assistant Director, ef-fcclive
January 1, 1908, to replace
Mrs. Helen E. .'iVUmott who h
retiring, the Boaid of Trustees
announced today ix the Library
Mr. Dempspylias been the ref-.
erence librarian since Au!;u;>t 1,
1065 Before^ coming to Freejiort
he'wat, on the ttqff of the Hunter
College JLibrary. He received his
Masters degiuo in Library Science
from "Coliimlttla'tJniverjfty,, ' •
'Hii B.A.^vos earned at Hpnter
College in the Jiel4 of education-and
he is ,a ccrtif^cd teacher, us
well as a fully qualified librarian-'
I lei>ly entangled.
The capacity of the parties may 1 i?rom there, your aitortiev will
present a problem. A question that g^ jnto questions of title; that is
aij-ses is musf the'wife of tlie'•'• - {Continued , on page 3 ) ' ,,
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Mercy League To
Meet In Baldwin '.-.
By, Mn. Philip Dln^nbackei
. The Baldwin Lfiagt^e^r Mercy
Hobpifal regular «neetjng,-'Mon-j
day. Jan. 15 at 1 p.m, in'the Mer-.
I ty Loup^e, On Tuqsclav, Jan. -23,
uame place,',',lye, will have' a
"Smorgasbord" featuring hot and
co\d dishes,-prep<ire4r^nd served-by
themembcfj, at' J2i30 p-W.
Plan tp come and help u>, help
Mercy, Cards, ace optional. .. -
rrl«dman'r Pfiwrnaqr **•»
•vary Sunday 10 a.ni> to % 7J»
FB 8-80ftl.
H»««.t**H Town Pteildtaa Sttp«vi«ot'H«:^ •flr"-Cw« ^ ? ^ ^ ^
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