The-Leader_1969-02-06

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SSAU'S'|L«RJSiST WEiEKtY^'
FREEPORT
Zip Code 11530
BAIOWIN
33rd Year. No. 42
MERRICK
S».2Ui Cbdt 11868
ROOSEVELT
EREEPOATiN. Y.,"tinWSDSAY. FESRUARY «. 4963 - . • * » . PBICEi HVECeHtS-PSR CClf^
s^^^NEWS & VIEWSI
BY
EDDIE VASIL
/v. V, Afrni/wper ftrponrt* Aulo, \
Nationai Pritsts SyntticnU-XTwirn
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EDDXETOB'S HdTES . . .-.YOU'YO got t o - g i ^ VINCBIIT ]RAN-OAZZO
czadil for having "K 'big Pair o{ ShottMan^' in baing
Pzeepori'f penwhul Iitd«jH»ndsni candidal* for Mayor. (£•»«»-
ihough-ius aon-pzo{as»lcm«l eampslgtiir^oitlr'wlns a tokaA.Vqto.
he ne»Br g«l« discouraged) . . . A weJ-known poHtlcian. Who has '
tctved as Trustee and Acting Maror^' r«porlwl betUng big $
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I N SM THE PAPPAS CASE
By BLANCHS CJALLANT WEAVER
. (Sp«ciBl Note: I leg^t thai my dutiei ac Oomuolcatloni Con­sultant
to Senator Chaite»c£. Goodell kepi me bus? in Washington
during the Pappas trial but I am Ihanklu] thai JUDGE YOnNG and
hisvcoiirt staff gavo full pre«« privilegiK ip mv special comspondenl
Blanche Weaver, I thanlc them all for their kindnets. Ed VasiU.
C^rdbral Paky Center
Needs Vohmteer Help
Thore is an urgent ijood for
volunteers to assist in feeding the'
hnnc3icapped ohiidrfn at the Nas­sau
Cerebral Paby , Trefttmen't
and RchnblUtntion Center, Roose­velt.
, .
If you can, span: th? time be-twe*
nir;00-ia:30 any duy Mon­day
1hrou«h Friday lor ihis worth­while
work, please eall Mrs, Stan­ley
Rulon, Chairman of Clinic
Aides, FReeport 6-200.
1 sat through the Pnppa.% trial with sad regrets bi^causc I knew
AMGELO PAPPA? for more'than 15 years aha'-:SHEJLA: PAPPAS
'^ ' :-r\;^H^'-^^V^hi
BLANCHE WEAVER
ioe Rasniuas«n In
FaiaooB Away Band
Private Joscplj ^f-, 1
Fniepoi't, has been ai^signcd to the
50ih Army Bupd( Port Monroe,
Virginia, ns a pcrdUKsionLtl.
The 10B3 graduate of Pieeport
High School, and 1967 graduDle of
the Unlvej-bUy of 'Wisconsin,
Madi.<;on, Wi«;con.^in (BM) enter­ed
the Army in''October, 1968
and completed his basic combat
training at Foil Campbell, Ky.
Prior to entering .service, Pvt.
Kasmitst-en wj.<i a bund director
at the Univi-rsKy of Ketitutky,
located in Lexington,, Ky.
winis-i
•• Tho yi!las*'^a^r^|H^ftted Robori J. Sweeney tor t«^lectM|
to another tejnh as )itoyor.'*WlUlam H. White an^ Uoyd-E. Orr 1V«<^^
named os catididates'for thc.two Thistee poalttonij in thc^^on^iMK'
Mprch VUlage election. The hominationSwere mii^le without o j ^
sition at the Party's Nominating Convention held at American hn^m
Hall, January 23. • -', " ' • - , , .
• Mayor SwMtwy will b* completing two full four.yearn tonm.
Kfe was elected in 19«1 at whicl^ time the Village Party candidala^
were elected to control of the 'VUloge Admh^lBtraKon on plslfenk
pledges to halt the apartment bQam, preserve .residential Frccjpoi^.
..(Contlnaed'on page-6)
ri?^.'>
Tcstitnbnial >to TruHteo Altengarten and Sbmers lost Sitturdu^
iii^ht had its poignant momeniii. On'o was wfact; M«yoi.\6w(!c!ney <to<'
liverpd hii) eulogy to tho two hard'-Working TjriiStCM, both Ji0lt
rBliring from active participation In government.'Th<!> other'cjisjitf
when Heni-y and Frank e'xpresfiod their emotions os they leave ,thft
"Team" tlyit has played such an important rplc in rebulldiing Preorf/
port and getting It moving forward again, Both Henry AltengatJi^l '
find Frank Som«rs urged those present, and all the people of Freoi .
port, to back the Village Party candidates in the coming clectton'Bin
that the many constructive programs now-lh operation can continiua
without interruption. Friends of the ^twa Trtiatees-presented Hent^
(Ccinllnucd on page 3y ' . ,\
ANGELO PAPPAS
fvKi- since she and Angulo married, This was something that never j
.should have happened!
Aiigclo Pappas wa.s a hard-woiking inim who seldoin took a
v.icatioii, but with hii, brother, John, woriced lung liour.s in then
popvilai Ranger Restaurant on South Main St. (light across fiom
(Continued on page 2)
GUS CASSIS'MERMAID
The atlracHve six-fool sculpture filled 'Tfh* Merroaid," pictured
above was «ne,of the fe«lure4-h>Bhligbis'al the Greek.PairiUon
doting the lasl'worhfs Fair In Kew Vorfc lis czeator is'lbe in­ternationally
famous ,Gre«1c sculptor N; IKARIS. Tbe new owner
is Cus Cassis 8nd ftha ^Miwmaid" nojif<to^srale«>Uie,.lo}»l*y^o{
Gus' DIPLOMAT apwtineat'botiM on'^Brooklyir An^ Freeporl.
During itszKealumcAling it^ras d«iUealed<te-llte Hon..Spito'
IT. Agnow, Vice-President of lh« ffnUed .Slilss. Mr. Cassis is a
[lugh official io tbs AHEPA which ctso claims Vice-Pte^denl
lAgnew and,'Aristole,Daassii as membeia. (Ah. ;tiiese'Golden
iGreeksl).
IferB^fliSy « i fl«c',Ji«wl|w'/'i|lf8^«jta;fiBWtVnSa8S.
der, Barbara Lieense^ 1^1% Bita!f,I.|{eliMa'l^leli^'n,>'£fiiO^
U)Uani-.jGayIor. MwcO.ftfMam^^MmMpx^Svp^t'fi'iy^'''
respeeUmi phom wifidwrs aapi inidrfsi** aw $<wf^tttfal.'
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