The-Leader_1969-01-09

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FREEPORT
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BALDWIN
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MERRIC'K ROOSEVELT
33rd Year, No. 38 FREEPORT. N. Y.. THURSDAY. JAHVAhY t. IMS
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NEWS & VIEWS I
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HIGKIttGHTS . ; , llM enOr* coininunlly saddtiM>d by A* md-d
«a dcaft of ED-BUCKLEY/nL'{Foii>wrt>r*M photos with
Husatt R«ti»w-Slar •iid> Brooklyn Eagle}. Fumnal tirwiem mi
- ~f ullon't atirsctad' htindredi includins a d»I«satian irom- tho.
FrMportviicchang* a u b h«adfd .by PRESIDENT JTOHIf AB-BATE.
the-MuonsiXaslkm Star,'alc^ s i c . . . . SBI^ttMY tc. LOV ~
DE MOV iiott-cMdItig from CrtUomla. (Csn w«U onjoy him-
MU tiow that h* made a mint MlUng to the MIKE OCEHA EN-
. TEBPBISES. BetidtSi Ws son-in-law ATTY. GENE SCHAFFER
U am ai Nassau'* most aeiivo barristers)... jSotry to report tltat
anp of THE LEADER'S see columidsts. BIG 3M MILLER (^ave
You Sepn This Sld^f.) was In an automobile, accident and hos­pitalized,
{more detuh later) . . .Congratulations to CLAUDE -
L. JfENKlNJarelectti new president of the Very actiye and widely-known
niBBPO^T TUNA CLUB. IBIU White did an excellent
job as ]Mwi'|M!«K<^ • • • Attention all girls: The NASSA COUN­CIL
OP a m i . SCOUTS is sponsoring Us Ihbd Annual Cadella
Fashion Show. "Tiuouigh The Looking Class" at the Garden-City
American-lsraH pmm
Conyressinaii Hero llBlniiei^^
Initor Javits And Congressman
Caller Honorary Cliairman
High Seh'Ml-on'JfiSi !«.<
Brbokside PTA
Tci Hdld Party
. Brookside' School PTA will
present Mr; iind Mrs, Ull Pacher
andjtiifir three-year-tjM daughter,
lianiela, from Austria to sing ond
entertain at * its annual paid-up
nictnberahip luncheon. This wilt
be held on TufjidaV. Jan', 21,' nt
the school, nt } p.m.
Mr, Pncher i.i a graduate stu-dfint
at Columbia University. Mr.
and Mrs, Pachcr and Daniela will
visit .the classrooms and perform,
and will answer questiona about
Austria.
.'All,;poj«!oJfl,.4*%;jrjylti(d,,to- ot-icnd.,',
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ConBrcssni&n Herbert Tenzer, noted phllanihioplst and civi^
leader, Will be the guest of honor at the eist Annual Dinner of B'ii«l
iWofl, Aimericon Fraternal Zionist Organization, to be held on Su»i'
day evening, iPftbruaiy 2S,-198% In the Qrarid BaUnxiin of the I t oS
York Hilton Hotel. Dr. Harris J. Levine,. Chairman of the Binnaf
Committee and the B'nal ZIon
Foundation, announced Uiia week.
The Dinner will hli^Ught the
presentation of the ISflS B'nai
Zlon Araerica-Israci Friendship
Gold Medal Award to Coneres.i-man
Tcnzer in recognition of hia
oulstandini! contributions to the
furtherance of friendship between
the peoples of both democracies.
- .Some 1500 Ziot>ial (tnd.,Jewish
mwrn vmnm mm jm
the metropolitan and: fuljuncl
areas are Expected to attend tli»
Dinner,' the proceeds of whidi
wlU go toward the two "current
major projJJcts ol the B'nai Zltn
Foundation; the .B'nol Zion Horns
for Retsi-dcd' Children ,in fttwli
Ha'ayin, Israel, which,, .Wljo^
completed, will ."houHgijajid^NMiQe.^.:
Should Freeport sell lis Stadium? There are two points of viuvf,
dm is tljat we should'soll the Stadium lohi for. industrial use and
thus get Increased tax revenues. The other is that we should keep-the
Stadium and develop it as a community facUity. What do YOp
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Pressures have been exerted on the Village Board to dispose oi!
the Stadium property, piear the intmet-tlo.n o« Mill and Metric^
lioads. The Board decided to obtain an estpfertanaysis of the*mono/
factors Involved, iricludiDg- projections; of iffobablo'futuw Incomp,
from Stadium versits'Iniiustrlal-UBe. The flrjn of Price^j^iiterhou-a*
&, Coi. was retained to make a thorough study andia report,
The completed study by Price Watertotise shQwi that if. the lanit
wns sold'to industry, Freeport -would recelva'aBoat $412,600 ior the
.7',4adres, less $00,000 demolitidh costs. It the land was fully de­veloped:
with industry, the Jotal assessment for tax^^ about
$550,000. The annual tax return at tlie cuiTcnt rate.of $3.82 would
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Save January 26 for the most spectacular Cocktail Party ol the year, "Bunny Nite," sponioieil by ;:
Jhe,Freeporl Chamber ol Commerce, will, be held at the South Shore Yacht Club between 4 and
8 >.m. There will be door-prisis. dancteff, and a buBet. Come on down and dance with your fay
orite bunny. Pictured afeove is Harry Secor with his hard worMng eommltiee-r^eated (L. to H.)
are Shirley Matthews. Emily Garbo, Gloria Mehrmann, Norma ^raun, Betty He^y. f^J^'
Kathorlne-Abbaie, Dorothy Appelmann. Harry Secor, Vera Dixon ond Marian Knoeller, (The
Bunnies will be announced latir],
Good Government Party
/Mopts 17 P t Platform
Using a theme of "Ifs Time for a-Cbange." the Good Govern- . . -^
ment Parly of Freepoil last Tiiui^day night adapted a 17-poinl plat- j The Good Governnjent Party
tern prepared by Nathan P. 7.ablow and George Maklon, co-chau- „£ Freeport, composed of con-men
of- thf e Plat.f.o rm C,. ommi.t.t.e''e . f«f-ni,H nnd di^dicatcd. .citizens
The preainble and planka follows:
cernL-d !, and dedicated-, citizens
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Comnumder AjtnoW Btaadt. CommMdlnff Omcerof Ow N<IT«I
Reserve Tr«J«li»fli Center, Hans* A«., Frenwrfc addxetted «*•
Fioepott Chamber of Commerce at the weekly luacbeott meet­ing
held ai Al B.Wblte's. Commander. Brmndt dUeuas«d ib*
readiness ol the Naval Aitcratt Carrier Fleet. Photo ebow ihww
-(L. 10 H,) Roy Cacciotoie. I*refideia o< the Chamber. Mldiaal
Kemp, who introduced the ipeaker,, Comnuutder Bnmdt and
' Waller Cireeo, 1*1 Vloe-Pres. of the Chamber. ,'
'<Pjhoto by Qscnt'B Stu41o)'
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