The-Leader_1956-01-26

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iPOIidW THE
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Tl&e LEADER
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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY
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%mh Ymt, nn. m F^EPOBT, N.Y^ THORSDA¥, JAMUARY 26. 1S56 - ^ •• FIVE CENTS PER COPf
New NaiiBil Sy^n
F e ^ ^ r t , Biddwni Jwrt
- To FnrxB New IMdmti
All acUvMl^ ol tte Qlrl Semt
• movement are greats centralized
under K ieorBa&lmili» of the Soutii
Nsi^nu OouiKtK dli«ct^ \m the
Na«l<HiBl organtetion, ««i)ch be-c
»B» e»«Mve"th.« f l ^ of the year.
AU l^wn Comnitte^ in the area,
one for each cammuntty. have been
dteoJv^ and flw dtstrtete divided
Into 33 Nelgbborlfflod Aissoctations,
set up 10 take their places, tn the
toJMl area ^tsepart has b ^ i Joined
with Baldwin to form one district
and fiierrlek and iaaa^{>ectutt com-,
prise another. Otter dlstrlete are
as follows: Lynbrook-Malverne-:&i»t
Ro^aira^: Oe^nstde^Crfins Beadi-
Sslnad PBTII, and Valta^ Str«nj
Mrs. Hairy Tanek of Matoerne
was elected president at the first
OiraMng of the South N a ^ u OouS'
dl jheld la Lsninrmic on Tuesdajr.
Jamiary W. BOrs. Qmrws "fMmie
M midvrin Is i
district ch^nmm.
Nassau County's PyWic Works Staff
R. mat, troofi
Enno Rarger, ^ap oonsiatant.
DaMson,
Meltor, «raop and Kb«.
mi
New Re^eo^ Bmt
Unre About ¥iiie
At&NOMalM^b%
tip to
date on Ke^iort's vllAge govera-ment
and other .organizations at a
m^Ung s p n ^ e d In ttie Mtuiclpal
BuUtUnc Monda? ttlgiu by t ta Csm&'
munlty CotiucK.
Police Court .fistlw Paul KtMy,
CSouncU President, told tl« gmptmo
of the session and outlined the spon-isortng
group* many a«>aipU£Ai<
meats. He thai cuUt^ ui»n repre­sentatives
of <rthcr m-eanlzationa.
Those who sgolw included Trustee
CmA Vlebrodc. for the Villat*
Board: Dr. John W. Dodd, Supcrln-tHident
of Schools; Mm. l^ttde
Bco?er, for tftc Seaioj- GiUisem
Qrouji; MrK. Frank Varmus, Mental
Health Cteirmmi of tlie Communtt;
Council, active in the Souin Shoro
Child Ouldame Center; J. Edwin-
Clark Bf ttie Ubrwry Board: RaUil
Am'lel Qrisbman, •repi'sseatlsv ttw
Intertattti clerEir Ckmnctl; Harry
Proposdl
CIVICS TO WEDNESDAY
Aaneed Its
to next Wednesday, Fehniftrjr 1, at
m.amei%
aveaue.
ALL DAT SVratAW
frtedman.% Kiannaqr, T
Sunrise hJ^mmy, ^a
imtil m o'elode Susday a^t »ttm
other drug stores c^ose In tUt alter-
XKMilt for ttte i ^ t of ISUe day. Hs
Is
To BeHeldThursdMy, Mar. 22
After ItjHriiliig llinl Fretimri Sehuoi PisJriel Inis «c-c|
iiirt'd titk' to tlic Milbuni Pond »rea, llie (^JJiwiis Cliiiii-ntiltee
for Edttcation af i(s met'ting Tupswlny nfglil !;itg{^stc<l j
u viite oil llws pifiipoged nvw high nt'liotri be selwdiilptll
9emmnhtiemfd
k Dowo-Zonuig Qm
Qa Wl^t of .OMnge
On Neailiy ResMleiKes
Urn
Thursilay, Murch 22.
It no oth« important event con-nicta
with ttat date, tt & utrie^
st»od tto m^t^ited day wiU tie
chosen. The Board <tf Bdncatlon wfll
also ^tm& te fiw if Mimday. Man^
13, win be SBliaible b« re^tratlon
day wh«n an:We wfio IlUed t»\
register ft>r (he vote «ra a «tte iajA
June wlU have ft lAiance to quaUf;.
nl^hfc. Fielxrti&ry IS. in the Atidnson
Sehod .eafeteda. n a swtonrim;
p»l is added to the {itos It weuld
ISImthsast Asks Separate Vote
pwHigliSchoolS«;iminwgPool|i
The qu^t"*" »f wlirtbtr Pweporl's pr^iosed high
sehool sliould include a swrniningtM^l .0MW,Jj».lJtt .d««id«lj
hy II sejMfate WJtc of tli<? petqite mien a merentlunj on liiB
•iiew sehod m M 4 tlw Norllieast a vie ^soeiation dcctored
ill a resolution adopted last Friday night m the V.F,W. Hall,
<a»rMiy
clsion is awaited fen Vtmpmfa, iiatUe
orer South Main street down-zoning
after Mie eam|detton of a time-day
lie high and shtfkild iie
«i
bo<»t the cofit another ^61,t49. Mr.
ItevMns milt if ^ e cost d a ^ o l
in the new Uoio^ale S^iool makes > trial last weelt
a fah* hasla for judgiDent. Other Testimony ijy Maytn- WUliam P.
^miHsms pohited out teit anauai 01itclE« nad Bolwrt B. Pattersn.
m^ttenance costs lor a pool would' Pianntog Bo«j4 CbahrBawi, high-liebted
4be trlars tlnal day. JusUce
PB»y D, itoddard rmmneA d^i^in
in the suit, which Brew out of a
zCKOtaig change fr«»n Braldenee "A"
to MEaautei^iriaK tm prt^ertJes
owned hy Wallace Weils aiu! radio
sta^on im)B8 on fi&tai sfo-eet, ]wt
«oittnn^ Atlffintie Avemie.
UT. Patterson ••lesiWJe* that tlie
(OeitaauM (rotn Pci^ 81
22 Wt^pott
T^fenty-two ^reepirt
emem^ haw joined in a T^reaanre
^Ofc to be teuM 1^ ^ Sbo^^tU
Advertising Co., of
mt
services or
tor free
entertatntnent of one
Idnd or matber and itm average
l^rsoB can ^ftln ft f&ftS^aJ return
at lea^t $50 on an investmeni of
'&M, the cost (tf tlw tM^cs, and if
every eougnn Is iffied the return will
mm^ . . .
An o^ts^or re(n«i^itlne the
cempaoy will begin calUx« residents
of Freepint mu, weefc sollcttbie or-ol
meBv caHed npoa Vlikmo
cleric MUford F. Van Riper, wlui
Rfte a brW'
tr^uced
many i^Uage depanments. They la-
Police Chief Peter Star. Chief
Oeorge Schwan of the voluatces
m
Addey Namdl Presideid
Of Coadies AsHsmtion
Bfll A^ley. Director of Athletics
at fte^mrt GB^ ficbool, has bema _
elected President of the New Tork"
He was c t e ^ ^ Wmie&y durtaff th*
seccmd day of the 18th aimual con-veoUon
hdd by the mmm
Uon for I I » 1 ^ , Kiystoii
and EenmaUon iat tJie Bote! Statler,
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