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ing of
Village Board
Republican Club Votes
He also has b ^ Fra^port
^nUage Chairman feu- the United
O^petoal Pal^ A^ociation
N^sau County fund drive; co-
<ABirman (rfCateUcCharMtra itf
the RockvOle Centre Diocese
fmA drive in ll^; aiui a disMst
captain for tee Amrar^^n Cancv
Sieiefy, N^sEitt Couo^ Qiapl@r.
A forme* mana^r, cos^
will bg rfr^Miea pK^tlHil of the
Wrmpiai R^p^lii^n Oidi fiv a
second term at the iailiMag to be
Mdim AplI ^ b ^ i B ^ at 8: W
PM in the Wffliam Ointon mxxry
Post Headquarto^ of the
American Legion, 47 West
^mte Hig^i^, Rpe^KWt.
Mr. Hager. a G.Q,P. com-miM^
mm. wlQ te tai^^ed with
the remainder of ttie Chdi's slate,
at ti^uetton e»r^a«Mdes to be
held on June 9th in the Malibu
leaA Ottb in lido ^m:h.
Other dflTicers to be chosen with
Mr. Ha^* indudte Fnmk Smith,
first vice presiderit; Mrs.
Etctard {Ange) Qillin, ^cond
vice president; and Richard
Mi^ai^r. third lAae pi^denL
Ais» Mrs. Heiheit (Arline)
Schmidt, tr^i^ir@r, Aire. Harry
(Audrey) Hendrickson, recor­ding
s^retery: Mrs. MtMMl
( M a r t h a i Sweeney,
eor^^ndit^ s^retary; Alice
Fraser, financial secr^ary; and
Ri^ard Vurture, ^rgiant-at-arms.
Julius L. Minte, executive
Republif^ui ^nramitteeman fm
the village, is hoimrBry
pr^ent, and Alan W. VoUmer k
dep% aiecttttve @nnnrilte@enan.
Affir. Hager has a rich4iisl(»y hi
Itepibltean Mfiiim hi ^ i idUap^
In addition to b d ^ a feraier viee
president of to Ww&&^iact 6.0JP.
Club, be^sras ^apcMmnni for
die£is^oii«r^^HiD « a i ^ i^
hi lifiS; »68 i^lage courdhiator;
ehataian of tte Wesaa Han^tm
Day in 196Q; Iras beoi a ^triift
represi»itettvefi^^ vm to *il. a
block fsptatai hi ISSI and a
committeeoiBn from IWM to
presrait.
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i^nerican L^^m Pi^t W.; Uie
li»gue; National Conference of
ClnJstfinis and Jews; Pete i^fy
Scholarship Fund; and a
jprfattmwof ^ly i^deeatn^
Roman CathoUc Ctnurch.
Re has be^ a Freeport
resident fw « years and is
<ranplofed te te ^ c e ^ te
Presiding Supervise of Hemp-
Mr, Hager's first respon-dbflilf,
he noM. i i^ 1% to ap­point
club members to committee
i»tgnmen^.
Among ttiese are Finance,
Membership, Hospitality,
R@olutions, Publicity, Welfare,
House Installation, Program,
Bulletin and the Young
RepuUtcaiffi.
The Fourth /Uinual in^Wlation
IMnner4>anee will b^ln witt a
cocktail r^eption hour at 7 P.M.
with tinner fdlowlng an hour
later, according to club vice
prsident Prank Smith, who Is
^neral ciairman oC the event.
Tickets, available from Frwj
^tlanuindre, chairman of the
ticket committ^. are $11.00 per
person, which will include
complimentary drinks during the
cocktaU hiur.
Remarks by Mayor Robert I. Sweeney - Aprfl 3,1972
S^tion 87 of die Village Law recite diat the Board
of Trustees shall m^t at eight o'clock in tiie evenii^ on
tte fust Monday in Ae month folloi^ni the annual
etection - and ludi n^etinf is known as the AnnuM
Meeting of the Board.
It is a time, not only for appointments, which acthri^
h tiie sole buMn^ bdbre the Bom-d at 1km mee^g - but
i^> to look b ^ Meffy, in tetroipect, aM a h ^ l , hi
in, of t te activltiies whldi have engird and wiU
Chifnlw of CommiiM GDm-mttiM
worki^ on In^tftion
dance are I to r. Bill Gaylor.
Mario Blanco, Roy Om^Om,
•toe OoGemuro ai^ Joe
QnrhnuMf.
D'AMATO TO SEEK SE^T IN
NEW lath A.D.: Atma^ P.
D'Amato of Island Park, a young
man who ofi^s a bad^^wmd of
legislative experience and
community l^ui^^ip, has been
tapped by ttie Nmtsau Ciiun^
Re|mblif»n Par^ to se^ the
Assembly s^t in the newly
crated 18th As^nbly Dittriet.
Under the recently enacted
reafportlimment lian of the tole
Legislature, the new 18th
As^mbly Disblet was created to
include portions of Merrick,
Baldwin, Ocranslde, Fr^pcMrt,
Baldwin Harb^ and latend Park.
D*Amato has serv^ feu* tto
past two yeare as the lei^shitive
^Hii^ii to Assemblyman Jose^
M. Margiotta (R-UniondaleJ,
who is also ^namu R^wAlican
Par^ Oiairman.
In Albany, D'Amato was
charged with the rcsporffilbility
of helping in the research and
writing of many vital p l i ^ of
legislation. He helped prepare
the Marine Sanctuary Act irf iSfi
so that the wedands of Long
Istand could te pnrtecl^. He also
help«i write l^islation so that
New York Stote could prolyl Ifa
{rff-shore waters without the need
of weking greater powera from
ttie Cedraral government.
In addition, when it was
revealed that some cesspool
firms were lll^ally dumping raw
sewage in Nassau, D'Amato
help^ write a strong UU aim^
at ^minating such abus«i. "^e
bill reguirral Housing of sudi
films 1^ the state and the
fci^ftog of a metira^ recant of
the intake and dispo^l itf tbto
His work In the State C^pihd
led to his being chi^ei to be Oie
s|m:ia] Courasel to the Jmmt
L^lative Qiromittee m Laws
Aff«:ting LomI Gov^wn^t He
h^ alKi sraved as a ^edal
Assistant Attenif G^sral to tte
El«:tioa Frmids Bumu.
^ Of iifwm^fote ntfle.lr me appointmeiit tonight of a
iopeiin^id^t i^ PlibUe Wm-ks - a pi^tfain whteh h^
been vai^nt for many years m the Village stoructoire. Tbfe
Board is exfremdy proud of its "inside" operation which
has won it mxlsksi throughout the munteipalitl^ of our
Stote. We sincerely anticipate that the restructuring of the
"outside** chain of command will afford an efficiency of
operation which can make for an unbeatable municipd
team.
In iie areas of anticipated actbity we are all aware of
the need for remedial action in our North Mmn Shreet area
and tfie total of tfie BoardVefforti will and are being ex­erted
to arrive at a solution to that most prying proWera.
Of equal oon«m are two important areas of aclWty -
our incii^rator mid our sewer plant system. We are ail
aware of the ecolo^cal emphasis of the times - but may
be unawirfe of the tapact such emphasis is having on our
pocketbooki.
We are faced with tlie problen» of expandii^ our
incinerator phmt - or going into the Town system, and of
modemiiing our sewer plant - or going In to the County
sptero. ThBM are not easy decisions; they cannot be
dealt with l^htly - or disregarded - the problems are
there - and In n e ^ of immediate solution.
With us too, is the constant problem of the periodic
hooding of our southern struts. Being a waterfront
community - I don't know that we*ll ever really solve
that problem ui its entirety - but it cannot be ignored -
and the elimination of such a problem is expensh^e.
We have Just awarded bids on the Hanse Park Com-mumty
CSenter - ami pn^rely hope and pray that Ite
o i n ^ t t o n wiU in some way tend to ease the unrest of our
youth and give sdace to our senior citizenry.
•Riefe is much that has to be done - and we, this
Board, pledge our utmcrat efforts to accomplish the task.
Before we begin - we, as a Board, want to suiccrely
ttiaidc those dedlcatod ViUa^ ^nploye^ who efl^tively
fCcBitiiiiied on F a | ^ i)
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