The-Leader_1969-07-31

              IPAGE TWO THE LEADER THimSDAY. JOLY 31. lS6i
'Student Unrest' Forum
Stirs Heated Debate
fry wiil not tolerate violence,
wlwlher it's! the violence of a
mtib or u bomb <»r a shut, or the
vioU'jire' <if institutional decay
and inditTerence thnt Icsids to the
violence of chlUiron dying from
hunger an(i the buildings elecoy-ing
while people fight with rats,"
He called for a common effort
to fulfill "what this country
promises and what its peitential
ii." LtnvMisfciii p<iitile(l oitt that
he will continue to be available
to meet ^with any constituerjl of
group coneertied with community
prohtems,
Freeport E.O.C.
Send Kids To Camp
Mm, Virginia Bibhs, Family As-aintaiil
at the Frecport Economic
Opptirluiiitj Couneil Kccntly bid
a fond farevs'cll to vacation bound
youtiRslura, Vanessa Cnx, 8, of IS-I
Colonial Ave,, and William Druy-ton,
10, of lOA WiiveiiyPL, and
Mitciiell Fowler. 10, of 171 Jay St.,
all Freepoft, r^
These youniiftfrs were part ot
a IniRer Croup who vocontly de-piirtod
h>v two week vacation id
Camp De Wolfe, WacliaK River.
Lony Island, tharikji to the B'ree-port
Economic Opportunity Coun­cil.
For many of the children the
vacation marks the first time in
their youns • lives Ihcy will be
away from home.
Before Summer is over about 70
youngs(cr.s i-aoRing iii age from 7
to 15 years, of iiU races and cruotiii
will have enjoyed a two week frc.-
vacation but 150 other youn<|,<!!er.'!
in the local area will not be able
(D(;iM.-Lriiif> Benc-h) twelflh Conjirossionnl Forum wliich wrw at- i to iiol off the Iwt Summer streets
)C)H!<-(1 hy .sfvcriil liundred peo|)!e JiundHj' nifflit at the St. Deinc-.'nnil go !« .lainp htxnmo there
trios Clrci-k Ortlwiriox Clutrch in Freeporl, ' simply isn't enough money to sonil
Thi- Forum was uddrc'i.'ied by two KUCSI Kpciiki'r.>i. Confircssmen' tliem, AccordinK to Mr.-*. Bibbs, 10
John ilradcni.'w (Ocni,.JiKliiinH); -(of the kkU ware able to ,io to
:iiiil IHitil Mi-Chwkey (Hep.-Catif.) i (.j,|„i^ ^^^l^ (j,^, ^^,^^ hiKhly mo-1''*""!'''*'•''"•'"'''^ ^""''-^'•'''•*^>"*''"''*'''
CiHiKres-stHiin Brndi'mas, a >'i»hk-^ Hvuti-d to «cck a better vvnrld."' ^^ ^'"^ R*-'^-•''^"'''h''" ^ • ^ ^ ' ' " " l ' " '
(lit! ruembcf of the Hdtwr KCIIUNI- j |f,. i,is„ cflKH-d Oijifires^man Uishiip «£ the Diocese oC Lonj?
tUm'Sntt fjfiftor Cfm-ini/errt-. wuf-f Brarto'mitsJ* nKserfioii that Je.'i.VthHri H*'""" ^'*^ cjjujvh. i t coa»
' t w o percent'of the .ttudcnt.-! n r e i ^ ' " " " ^ «S0 per child to send a
radicals atid r<'volu!ii»fiuric.s.
McCliwkcy reporli'd that the
Itcpuhlicaii task force WHS also
unanimous in it.s- reconimeiida-tioii
to rresitlfiii Nixon thnt tliere
.slHiiild bo no I'cpH'.-isiive IcHisla-tii
»»i {i.s* lo liic liadiuK of shident
l<j,-His and fiiium-ial a.ssislancc.
wilh re.sjM'ct lo ISM; present situa-:
tioji io Coourfss. he went on to f
^:ay. "I huvf !KI|)CH for the bi-partisan
coalition in the House;
i>i ftcprcs'cntatiws. If you send |
IM ririy mort- men like A! Low-1
enstc-in, we'll ehaiiKc the course j
of this country." , j
• All thteo ConKreiisroen nRreed '.
that students mn.st no resort to'
force or violence to get the dia-loKUe
necessary lo resjolve prob­lems.
Ill a hiKhly .spirited and some­times
iiesited debiito dm-infi the
(iistiiKsion pt'iidd, members of the
- . . , , .•ludience called fur an immediate
llldlxQItCIVE '''"^' ' " '"^^ ^'•'*''>»' di.scrimlnation
Fweport'x school' system, Mr.
A» Congressman AUard)K. Lowensloin'i i«c«iil FlHh Congres­sional
District Fofum in Ffooport, Rep. John Brad«inas (D-In-dianal.
D ranking momber of the Houao Education wid Labor
Conunlttoc, speaks on tho topic of •tudent unrest. Also appearing
1WM Con^ettrnan Paul McCloskay. a leading mtmber of Iho
task forc» rocontly appointed by ProiMenl Nixon to viaK col-legt
cnnnpuses ihroughout the nation and look into the eauset
of student unrcit.
.Stu<lcnl Unre.><l was the .subject of Rep. AUurd K. Lowenslein'si
Objections Dismissed til
Freeport Land Condemenation
The Nassau Counfy Supremo Court has? dismissed,,(jbjoctions
fdcd by a taxpayer, Henry Spilzler, to a land opudemnatiMi by the
Villago of Frecport last year whereby tho village acquired vacant
land for a playgrtund on Stevens Street-near North Main Street.
Originally the VUtage Board has decided to |it>rchase the prop.
etty by negotiation with the j -;;
own^r, the estate of Jacob Gelt- [ ^fiy uptiA several ocensions. I t
man. at a co.st of $70,000, How-1 found a large, rectangular parcel,
ever when public objections were i „n grade, de.«!|rab!c and ripe for
raised by some village resident.s.
inchiding Mr. Spitzlor and other
opponents of the adminLstraliun,
the VilluRe Board decided to al­low
the courts to determine the
price.in condert?ootion procoed-in
«.s.
A court decision In-OctoSer'of
1088 awarded the property flwn-er
170,780 plus interest, and the
village wound up paying nboui
53,000 more thnn tltc negotiated
price. The land i.s about 72,000
.Hquare feet, hi a residential zone.
The moiit recAit court action
was an attempt to reopen tlsc
development. The unit value
found by the Court reflected aa
accurate estimate ot value based
upon the testimony and the rec­ord
in this e».so. The Cotirt is
.satisfied that its findingR arc sup-s .
ported by the overwhelming evi­dence
ta this case."
The court »l«o found a "Inck
of status of the objcetanls." say-inij.
"For proper participation in
the proceeding, the parly must,
.show .some interest as an owner,
tenmit, mortgagee, easement
holder, or ttecnsee which would
give him some statM to appear
ease, on a conlenlion by Mr. j in thi.s proceeding Jn the first in-.
Spilzler thai the vill:i(!e had fail-j stance." ^
od to present pertinent evidence | In the meantime the village has
that misht liave resulted in ii; proceedinj? with plans tor de-
'• lower price. In his decision dLs- velopmcnt of the playground.
missing Mr. Spitzler's action.
Judge Howard T. Hog;in said,
soliciting bids for construction of
bu.sketbidl and handball courts
fd that it' WHS "a daiifjcnius over-iMoipliliciilion
loiisserl thiit lite
only cause of stwU'iit uruest is
till- |>re.sciice of extremist gnmp.;.'
lie went on toH-ite oilier causes
laich a> tile e«ioci'ni and dissalis-
.fiietidn of a large number o( slii-diiils
Willi Ihe C|iuilil.v of uni-vtHsily
lifi', tlie rclalionstiip of
UH' luiiveisil.v to tlu! coiniuuriity.
iiiul the entire ?|)cclruni ul priib-h'liis
within Amwieuti sofiely ul.
Jai go,
Ciiiigri'Ksninn McCloske.v, a
leading member of Hie task force
of twenty-two Hcpublican Cuo-
.g|•|'^<snlell r<;cenlly iippointi'd by
.('rcsi<leiit Nixon to visit coUeg,-
<'ami>u.se.s tlirougliout tlie nation
iititl look into the cau.ses of slii-flenl
unw-Ht,' reported on the la.sic
fiireeV Ciiuling.s. He .saidrhal,
"till! uiwiiber.s were UiianimiHib'
in tlie view that this colieBe Kune-ratliin.
i;s n<il only tlu; beat »'du-youngjiter.';
to camp. ,
Anyone interested in helping to
' send a child to camp may send
1 their donation lo the EOC Sum^
I iner Camp Fund, eare of the Fi-ce-
• pm-l Economic Opportunity Coun-
' t i l , ' SI West Sunrise Highway,
; Freeport. N. Y.
'The Court has viewed thi.s prup- and other facilities.
Atlantic Richfield
Pomotes Foyr
Atluntie RichHeld Company has
announced appoinlraent'? to exccu
tive pcmta in the company's re­cently
e.slublishetl Midconttnent
Are'a with heudquarters here,
M. S. Raynor, from manager of
accounting conlrol to administru-live
manager; R. R. Davis, from
manager lif induHtrial prtxluctK to
industry »ale.4s manager: H. T.
Maurer, from mnnajier of supply
and distribulton to manager of
product .supply, and J. J . Hur,
from planniiig director to mana­ger
of evaluation and coordination.
Raynor, tornjorly of Wcstport,
Conn, started with Sinclair in 1947
as a clerk in tho accounting de­partment
Over the years he was
promoted to positions of Increas­ing
re.spomibility, including divi-
.sion controller,
A native of Freeport, ho holds a
BBA Cegrce from Pace College.
He and his family nlan to m a te
their homo in Luke forest,.Bl.
MARTIN
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HEATS
BES7
FR B^l4m, 8-0283
Roof iii9& Siding
iMORY W. WRIGHT
Estimates Cheerfully Given
No Job Too Small
FReeport 9-9090
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Bar & Grill
. Youx Hosts:
J im 8c Hick Laiicos
CoHi,OT W . MEBBICK BD.
a a d S. GROVE ST.
Freeport, N. Y.
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NEW CAHPJBT • SHOWftOOM
Complete Rug Service
SHOP AT HOME SERVICE
• All Famous Name Brands
86 E. Sunrise H'way
Freeport f H 8-1212
m
Joe McAnrtre%vs, Chairman of th« j
Fiecptnt School Board, alfirmud}
the neetl to work through demo-erulic
pnteessex in order to find!
solutions ttt pniblems. Revi^rend j
Frank Robiimin iif Roosevelt'
n.sked that the v<>ice.>< n t l h -*
black member.^ of the community [
be heard in orsler to ovoid any,
recurrenco of violence in the'
eomiiig school year. •' 1
In bis moving symmation, Con- !
gressiiian Lowenstein returned ]
tlie n\i;etihg lo Ihe liu-ger prob- i
lem; "whetliei; it's white or black.:
nr Freeport or Cornell, this eoun- '
.JAM- ZJhit Jfinajl Ov*
^tofttf «»(Oi VM^n
Call
Duryea's Flower S!HI|>
70 S. GttOVE ST. FB ••55?9
iDHUBBUK'S
DRUG STORE
"Your Presciiplioa Store"
Opon Sundays, 8 hM. lo 2 P.M.
39 S. MAIN ST. FREEPOR1
FH 9-3333 - FR S-J788
MERRICK
on tvlerrlck Rd. Phone M A 3-1522
One Block East «f.
Meadowttrook Parkway
NOW iPLAYING
R t t t i Gordon
Geraldlne Page
in
'^WhaiEver
Happened To
Aunt Alice"
SAVE FHEE T.V.
ToL: FBeeporl 8-931S
ERNirS AND TOMMY'S
MIDSHIP RESTAURANT
, Full cowraa dinners served daBy,
LOBSTERS - SEAFOOD - STEAKS & CHOPS
SPECIAL ATTEHTION GIVEN TO PARTIES
Opeji 7 Pays a Week W7 So, Grofe St.. Pteaiioft
THf IDITH MclNTOSH SCHOOL OF MUSIC
• Mu'sic Cent«rr-4«-Httl«ide Ave. Rackvllle Centre, N. Y.
Announces a Summer Course oi Elgbt Weeks
Commencing June 24th
Pinno. Theoryt^Violin. VioloneeUo. Organ, Flute. Voice
Regiitei nQW:."loi Sumner Course and for Fall Term
Phone tor Appointment ROckvltle Centre <W9M
Edith's & Harry's
STEAK HOUSE
— AIR CONDITIONED—
Foot of Ray St. on Froeport River
BUSINESSMEN'S COMPLETE LUNCHEON
Menu Changes Every Day .— But Not The Price
from $1.25 to $1.50
"Best Shell Steak in Town" $2.50 (luncheon or!y)
DINNER from $2.95
Served t i l l 2 A.1VI.
PIANO BAR
featuring
BUZZY IMOORE
Mon-.Wed.-Prl.-Sat-Sun.'
9 p.m. to 3>a.m.
- All
HAPPY
Drinks
5 to 6
Man, th
HOUR
Half Price •
P-m.
r« Frf.
So. Main - loft on RAY ST., Freeport MA S-f S88