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HOllDff GREETINGS jruym''gy
Freeport • Baldwin
THE LEADER 55ih Year. No. SI Freeport, N.Y. 11520 Odicial ncMpapcr of the Village of Frccport'Freepon and Baldwin School Districu Thursday. December 21.1989 25c
Kids' holiday art fills South main windows
WINNING ARTISTS: stteftaraBiiyvWwAvanuettudontsThomuFuniari.CtuwanaiarfcUnd.
David Otivo and M«tth«w Ptvtik in foraground. and Kftytaan Rocksnsiet, AUnn* St. CUIr and
Audnt Uona, raar. At Hftht. back In thair wann cUuroom at TransBgurttion School ar«
Rashawn Burgast, Latania Munay and Lastar Ifin with thaIr teacher DanlM Uppman.
WINNINQWINOOWSrChristmaa tree and candy cane at Baraach'a. above, wonafiratpffze for
Bayview aecond oraden. Below, a wreath and snowmen in the window above 69 South Main
was a winner for Transfiguration students. For more pictures, see page 21.
Young artists from
Bay view Avenue School,
Transfiguration Parish Day
School and Our Holy
Redeemer School were winners
in the Freeport Chamber
of Commerce first annual
window painting contest
which resulted in a colorful
holiday display for South
Main Street storefronts.
A difficult task faced
judges, Hempstead Town
Coundlwoman Angie Cullin,
Chamber artist Lu MoUzen
and Freeport Leader sta/Trr
Sue Morgan, as they perused
the vivid array of Christmas
trees, Chanukah menorahs,
wreaths, stoddngs and snowmen
gracing the Freeport
shqjping district.
In th« second grade category
ftrst place went to
Bayview for a bold sponge
painted tree and candy cane
at Barasch's Kids' Store.
Bayview kids also took second
place for a menorah at
Irvinff s Men's Shop.
Transfiguration tooSt the
lop award in the third grade
category for a snowy scene
above 69 South Main featuring
a large wreath made from
outlines of the children's
hands. Bayview won second
priie for snowmen pointed nt
Lloyds Jewelers-
The top prire for fourth
graders went to Bayview for
a toy-laden Christmas stocking
at Irving's. Second pnio
was won by OHR fourth
graders for their creche scene
at Amantina Fashions.
The contest's chairman,
Michael Byrne, expressed
thanks to School Principals
Tbny Duahamel of Bayview,
George Hirsch of Transfiguration,
and Sister Mary
^^Iliom Postauer, O.P., of
OHR for encouraging their
students' participation.
The Chamber will award
prizes of $30 for first place
winners, and $20 for second
place winners.
Tactics told for 'troops'
of non-violence
by Katherine Kuckens
'Non-violence is a system
of bringing about total
change. It's not the antithesis
of violence. It's not in competition
with violence. And violence
ii not just B physical
attack on the body. IVeating
people inhumanely is violent.
Psychtilogical violence, violence
to the spirit, is just as
painful as violence to the
body'
So spoke DT- Bernard
l^fayelte, guest lecturer at
the Fjeeport Memorial
Library December !•*, who
led a thought-provoking and
uplifting discussion about the
meaning of non-vi<^ence.
DrLafayette is a consultant
to the Martin Luther
King Institute for Non-Violence,
a state-funded organization
that seeks to educaie
and '.riform people about Dr
Kirg s process for social
charge through non-violence
Dr Lafayette has been a
CT\-:lnght4 acaiiTst for mar.y
ytrtrx, from his 1959 tndrung
•jr^cr Dr La-*-son. ihimself .T
student of Mahatnia Gandhi)
to the march of Selma, the
Poor People's Campaign in
Washington. D.C.. the death
of Dr. King in Memphis and
on to today.
Abandoning his prepared
lecture. Dr. LafayetU turned
his attention to the young
people in the audience. His
anecdotes about the strugi^es
of Black Americans to sit in
the front of a public bus, to
eat at public lunch counters,
served ns a moving history
lesson to the rapt listeners.
Not a state of miod
"Non-violence is not a state
of mind," said Dr. Lafayette.
"U IS not enough to say, jn
the face of a violent art, 'we
stood around and did nothing,
because *f are non-violent
Non-violence is a system
You have to be trained
Thcr* :s much j-ou must As to
•.nest on your humanity and
defend your nghts.'
A qu*^saoneT frocn the audience
found irony in the Mar-

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Title	The-Leader_1989-12-21
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1989
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info

Title	The-Leader_1989-12-21_001
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1989
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info
text	.<r:::M'^... HOllDff GREETINGS jruym''gy Freeport • Baldwin THE LEADER 55ih Year. No. SI Freeport, N.Y. 11520 Odicial ncMpapcr of the Village of Frccport'Freepon and Baldwin School Districu Thursday. December 21.1989 25c Kids' holiday art fills South main windows WINNING ARTISTS: stteftaraBiiyvWwAvanuettudontsThomuFuniari.CtuwanaiarfcUnd. David Otivo and M«tth«w Ptvtik in foraground. and Kftytaan Rocksnsiet, AUnn* St. CUIr and Audnt Uona, raar. At Hftht. back In thair wann cUuroom at TransBgurttion School ar« Rashawn Burgast, Latania Munay and Lastar Ifin with thaIr teacher DanlM Uppman. WINNINQWINOOWSrChristmaa tree and candy cane at Baraach'a. above, wonafiratpffze for Bayview aecond oraden. Below, a wreath and snowmen in the window above 69 South Main was a winner for Transfiguration students. For more pictures, see page 21. Young artists from Bay view Avenue School, Transfiguration Parish Day School and Our Holy Redeemer School were winners in the Freeport Chamber of Commerce first annual window painting contest which resulted in a colorful holiday display for South Main Street storefronts. A difficult task faced judges, Hempstead Town Coundlwoman Angie Cullin, Chamber artist Lu MoUzen and Freeport Leader sta/Trr Sue Morgan, as they perused the vivid array of Christmas trees, Chanukah menorahs, wreaths, stoddngs and snowmen gracing the Freeport shqjping district. In th« second grade category ftrst place went to Bayview for a bold sponge painted tree and candy cane at Barasch's Kids' Store. Bayview kids also took second place for a menorah at Irvinff s Men's Shop. Transfiguration tooSt the lop award in the third grade category for a snowy scene above 69 South Main featuring a large wreath made from outlines of the children's hands. Bayview won second priie for snowmen pointed nt Lloyds Jewelers- The top prire for fourth graders went to Bayview for a toy-laden Christmas stocking at Irving's. Second pnio was won by OHR fourth graders for their creche scene at Amantina Fashions. The contest's chairman, Michael Byrne, expressed thanks to School Principals Tbny Duahamel of Bayview, George Hirsch of Transfiguration, and Sister Mary ^^Iliom Postauer, O.P., of OHR for encouraging their students' participation. The Chamber will award prizes of $30 for first place winners, and $20 for second place winners. Tactics told for 'troops' of non-violence by Katherine Kuckens 'Non-violence is a system of bringing about total change. It's not the antithesis of violence. It's not in competition with violence. And violence ii not just B physical attack on the body. IVeating people inhumanely is violent. Psychtilogical violence, violence to the spirit, is just as painful as violence to the body' So spoke DT- Bernard l^fayelte, guest lecturer at the Fjeeport Memorial Library December !•, who led a thought-provoking and uplifting discussion about the meaning of non-vi<^ence. DrLafayette is a consultant to the Martin Luther King Institute for Non-Violence, a state-funded organization that seeks to educaie and '.riform people about Dr Kirg s process for social charge through non-violence Dr Lafayette has been a CT\-:lnght4 acaiiTst for mar.y ytrtrx, from his 1959 tndrung •jr^cr Dr La--son. ihimself.T student of Mahatnia Gandhi) to the march of Selma, the Poor People's Campaign in Washington. D.C.. the death of Dr. King in Memphis and on to today. Abandoning his prepared lecture. Dr. LafayetU turned his attention to the young people in the audience. His anecdotes about the strugi^es of Black Americans to sit in the front of a public bus, to eat at public lunch counters, served ns a moving history lesson to the rapt listeners. Not a state of miod "Non-violence is not a state of mind" said Dr. Lafayette. "U IS not enough to say, jn the face of a violent art, 'we stood around and did nothing, because f are non-violent Non-violence is a system You have to be trained Thcr :s much j-ou must As to •.nest on your humanity and defend your nghts.' A qu*^saoneT frocn the audience found irony in the Mar-

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