The-Leader_1969-03-20

              "NASSAU'S UARGEST WEEKLY"
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33rd Year, No. 49 FREEPOHT. N. Y.. THUBSDAY. MARCH M. 19S»
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iNEWS&. VIEWS
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Bruce Van Leuven
Engaged To,Joyce
Photo abovo showa James Maxfield (center) reeoiTing the Dr.
Jack McElwain trophy which ii awarded aanually to the win­ner
oi the "Eightsome Open" golf iouraament. Bill Martin, Jr„'
Piesidont of the group deft}, and Dr. Jack McElwain. donor of
the trophy, made the presaentation.'
BHS Students In
Language Contest
Ejght students have been se­lected,
to represent Baldwin .Sen­ior
High School In. the oimital
national contest for high school
iitud«nts of German at, Hof^tra
UnivCT-sity on iMarch 22.
The student.s are seniors Andrea
Hnr>TJ3, Samlra Nozlck, and.Marian
Weslerhula; juniors Pisnny Brcsln,
Janet Grois, and Regina Hage*
mann; and sophomores Andrew
Elchenfleld and Jeffrey OrcU,
They are students in Mr. Gerald
Hayn's German classes.
JET STAR JOHN SCHMIH
FREEPORT GOP CLUB GUEST
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Frank Purcell and New York
Jet Stai' John Schmitt have accept^'d invitations tp attend the next
nguiar Fieeport Republican Club Meeting on Tuesday, March 25
(11 the Ellu Ciub.'
Mr. Purcell. one of frceport's favoriteia, has planned to discuss
the piopuspd Freepm't Marina
jnd other Town of Hcmp&tcud ac-tiVilies
as they relate to tiie In­corporated
Village of Freeport.
Jet center John Schmitt, 're­cently
returned jtrom two weeks
in Jamaicu, will show a sliort Of­ficial
Now York Jet Film and
tlien diacui-s just how it feels to
l>e a real live Super Bowi Cham­pion.
Leader Julius Mintz end Presi­dent
3 i l l GayJor have isuggested
that Republican Club Members
with older children feel free to
bnrtg them to the mcohng' to
meet the football ht-ro. ,. '1
At iriu iviarcn jviceting final
plmiit will be made for the April
P.'ist Presidenta Night, The spe­cial
night, the first one in a num-bi-
r at years, promises to be one
uf the highlights of the club's
meeting schedule.
JOYCE ANN EVERMAH
Mr. and Mrs Ralph F. Everman
of Cincinnati, Ohio announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Joyce Ann, to Bruce Clark Van
Leuven, son of Mr. and Mi's. Orrin
Van Leuven of Freeport.
Mifis Everman is a Junior at
Maryville College in MaryviUe,
Tenn., majoring In elementaiy
education.
' Mr. Van Leuven graduated from
Freeport High School, and has
served in the United States Marine
Coi-pR. He wil graduate from
Maryville Colegc in June with a
B.S. degre in Physical Education,
The weddhtg will take place at
Silvcrlon Presbyterian Church in
Cincinnati in July.
Bin WHIt^ m LLOYD ORR
EiEciD AS m u m s Of v u x ^
' The highly contested 1960 Vlllago of Fwiflpott el«!U«ia.-wia»'
held on Tucsdayf^Mjurch. 18.- Thore •veto -.thrw actlvtt parties.--lito;
Incumbenl Vlilmttt Jtartjjr, the Good GoTOmment Pwty and the Ii^
dcpondepta for J^elport • « -•
Ip addition to Robert Sweeney of tho ViUoge Party, who vtm- '•
the top spot aa-Mayor, (he other winners for the positions of T n » :
tees of the VUIage Included: Bill White of tho Village Party aiitl
Lloyd Orr of the Village Party, ^ ,
Edwin i, Freedman, who ran unopposed for Village Justict^
was re-elected to another term in office. He was endorsed by botb '
the Village Party and Good Government Party. i
Due to tlm« available the following totals do not include abp
sentce ballots or returns from the a7th E.D,
FOB MAYOR
Sweeney ...
Malonb ....
McNamara-
Hodgson
Miller •
SchilT
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GLAMOROUS BIRHDAY
FOR GLORIA HRMANM
Red Cross Honors
Mrs. Boysie Mann
By MBS. A, W. KIHWCirrr
The Freeport Branch «f the Americsui Bed Croiis Jield its regular
monthly meeting on March 11, at the Yankee Xllipper, 275 ,S. Main
Street, Ftticport. One of its members,-Mrs. Boysie Mann of FKeport,
! was signally honored for her Jlong and outstanding service in the
[American Red Cross Volijuteer Piogratn. '
An award w^ presented by
Mrs'. Ruth Bell, JDir«ctor-Df Nura-ing
for- Nassau- County, whoe.wa5
introduced hy Mrs, Willlain Gil-
(ContJnued on page 7>
P)iAl»'«bov* Amn Judg* CJUTIH C. Mdnmwu HI4 MI AVWIWI- '
ln0 "bride-/' Gloria, dMkvd out la lltdt Mfribliiii«UM;8iMJJnr',Wi'
jlunr MenUtr'c«ittb»tiMiGlori«'f-biiMfadar'at.ilM fubous^Bordt's
BiMtauitnt in Muhailaa. U WM » j w v ^ jpw^'fm-di«n|ilii9 '
Gloria eotnpleta With «ak« and fAMojtttgxk, Zyvi, *o«a '^ tfut.
-ty aad tmvia c«l»brltias, who-ar* SajnA tevorMM, iciofA in-
•insbm *11qnir]r Bblhdar."
BALDWIN HIGH BLUE l A H MEWS. '
• - - . - B j t R A T t I HOBTOK . ' - • - ; . -,
On March 3, Blue' Team's first practice .w'fls lield 'in (tfeiparatioa .
for the annual Sportanlte competition, to be'held .on Ap^U M. .
Tho ,pifu;tice began ^itlt th«.annotUH;ement,''of-^thls year's them*,
by captain) - ti^bble Cotistnan and [Beth Donahue,'arid'json.leftdfflw
^bin Blank -and Jennifer Kjach,'' ~ '
- Blue Team's'<li£nw-;iB;'ba»efl
upon- the idea ih^t despite the
routineness.of evety^ay;Ufe, there
a^e always new aaiji exciting m^,
for man'to follow..,, .' •,,'.,'
'.-(Continued on pagfr.7)