The-Leader_1961-03-09

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LEADEE
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APVMTI^NG
FRE'-por.T i'z::z2U^ Llisii?
W. MERRICK fiO.
FREEPORT, K, f*
The LEADER "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
FREEPORT BALDWIN ROOSEVELT
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25th Y^r, No. 47 FREEPORT, N. Y^ THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1961 PRICX FIVE CENTS PER C?OPY
UNITY PARTY FAITHFUL
PACK CAMPAIGN DINNER
More Than 1 ^ Aftend Huge
\ flO^Pla+e Affair ,at Af B. White's
* Itee Itaa ^B in«n mil mmma iAio«r«4 tbeir loyalty and falOi in
IfcB I M ^ I t e ^ of KfB^wt ^ att^rflag UK second 9tM-a-i>Iate « » -
inlKn ^ 1 ^ b ^ OQ 'A^^tey, saiuifti T, at &1 B. Whiter rcstMvant
OB Br«i^& Ave.
^ a e tap vmiMei of UM Cn% P M ^ and of the VjUage of Ppeejwrl
mixm K^tQr «i& praaadi^it tai^en, doctoi^, professional m ^ mi
tetna tan «U m ^ i^ Ufe.
SpMia guente li^MUd ASm K A ^ FVesldent of Use Unl^ narl^,
fro^Krt % i ^ ^ fteqil M M ^ , Arttnff fildler and B«ft McCMboid,
VlOiWi A t t w ^ %n Woi^bt, V^^wt treasurer Len Smith, Ste^H^
Fc&e SnMm t%itf Se% «i^ A»oc^H'JasUee JuUus Blrgenthal, f>liU
FREEPORT CANDIDATES TO
ADDRESS REGUUR DEMOCRATS
Local Club Also to Elect
l%l Officer on March 9th
"Fhe iUi^iln^ n ^ ^ r t DratHHUBts win l»rid a meeting M&iich 9 at Oie
XP sartlcqlar JnteKoi to citizen4,af F^eepoit wU be tlie api^arance
vffl^te ^vint^iisr tttitiert Swe^n^if candidate for li&^or and H»U7 JtUen-
•"•• v . ' - - • • • • Eknners cnmpalgning' in the teustee races,
grratis w91 offer thorough discnssioBs of ttiMr irespectlve !«»•
b MiOtMn, fiM m^dH teAtf es ttK titeMon and inductirai of olfl^ra
til ^ 'mmUm ftwpM IMin«»Rtle aub.
Special Notice on
Bike Registration
Kre^^rt iMMents «AI hate an-
&tiudw, Mu^ II. ^ . at lh«
^dier tti^ a^osl, on ttw i d ^
ffvmUI. Mai^m tte Iran of i AJS.
to iwxtaiaM oa ttutt ^ t e
WMm CIn ^ C^tamit
MMte Warka IMa^ilirtffi
Aaries IT. ttitite avarted ttie am-ttscb
for ttM »«mi ^ ^ ctf ta-
(Kffiset to ^ t a 6. V^mmm tf B^d-win
at Us law Wi [rtce of PSS,785.
BCe was low atnone 11 Mdters OR
Feb. IS.
Hospital Offers Free
Nurses Refresher Clourse
South Nassau Cammunitles Ho.<!-
pital ii; Ooeanslde will offer its 12th
Registered Hnr^' free retr^h^'
eotiree stertlng AprU 10 and coa-jJwjjlwg
§0c six 1^li&
Editorial , . . •
Weepers-Sweepers
, , . "^^^ Bill Glacken's oMpodttai tee^ v^ug rijou* tie •
Unity Party's great campaign wml& ^nnpai^ to t i * a«ra'
pw^ty, yet, they do not e ^ d n tWr own mmts^ of e ^ -
iraign money which eaabta thraa to pla^^ tWr *^reMi
away' 'slogan even over bu^s.
By the way, just what would Hk^ "Wmmr-Swemem"
sm&^ away?
Would their new bro<wra, wieMei hf ia^Eperleni^ ha«k,
smmp away such Unity Par^ i^minlstrafion MemoMfei.
meats as the widening and taiffovooaent td Newtek mmi,
Brookside Avenue, South Main S t i ^ t and Ifenry St. extm-sion?
Would these self-styled amateurs SWBMI away the highly
commendable work being performed by the &nitation and
Highway Departments under Harry Chuisano?
Would these "let's change the set-up" boys dispense with
the modern and well-maintained equipment of the Freeport
Fire Department?
Would these "it's time for a change" delegates alter Free-port's
enviable law tax structure?
Would these embryo ^oliticos even outdo the wisdom of
Solomon and find a mythical formula which would make
them be all things to all people?
Are these but few of Freeport's enhaacem^its which
thrae Weepers-Sweepers, _who are opp(»ii]^ Mayor Bill
Glacken and the Unity Pi^ty adminSi^antet, ^^es^me to sweep
away?
You and oply you, the mtbem . r t J f i ^ o r t , " ®pB.Ae %s
"of ^Wm 9ee^m%
mni^w to i n I-t"
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GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
STiRIS FREEPORT SERYKES
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ntEEPORfS WATBffiiMr
ENTERPRIZES 0 F ^ HUGE
PERAAANENT BOAT SHOW"
Many Exclusive Features
Available At Local Dealers
Why all the fuss about the boat Shows held in West Hempstead,
Jamaica or New York Olty?
Actually, ^FYeeporfs waterfront offers en "Ail-year "Round Boat Shoi^"
with petsonalized attention you could never get at the cmnmerclal-type
shows.
Every day tbroiighout the year, the merchants and t>oat dealers, along
with eevveerryy associated marine en-terpriset
offers the sports and
marlne-mlnded people the finest in
watercraft and acc^sorlra.
fo addition to comfortaMe iHum-rmms
and displays, i^e marine
dealers of n«epiirt offer cusunners
sometliing no temporary btmt show
oa.n iDhiplliate-41ve d^nonstiMions
3fB Om water,
COsManM Hi jam S'
Plciarad Biitt*^ left to^Jlglit tag wow, ai« V^Ulim (Bedtgas, Ben' Gteige Kantlts. Vestas Kaxb «id
Feler'CalQSIinn. B^^fiMB tow fyoai left to right are Gcoige B ^ e ^ St^e Kalathaltlw, Geeiia Beimubaa,
• tames'iLariBo^ George Koa^mmi^ Cteige TombtUtos anfl'Tasos Ynfatinaft.-. Utey aie'tnenAeis vi Om
.Gcatena Cttmmfttee.ol the Gredt Orttodn Commiinily of SonOi Nassm Conn^ w l ^
iihe B ^ Isndl pR9«i7 ill Ttet^ta* for eoanu^don into.BreeiMt^ ttrst G K ^ OrCbedoK Clwrdi. ^Kbete
iaboye wss UXcm iMm Om lllnit.sa!viees hOA In tbeli eluu^ .on: Bnadic^ at V/amA--mum, WMgr' wm-
•iGaxA imim&m mMa^'iaam tUb ^mnaiaalty den^ea fnniis i r f i^ UdtpeA nralEe fl^-fHnii^«f flA
F H S SENIOR VARIETY SHOW
BECOMES OUTSTANDING HIT;
2 MORE PERFORMANCES DUE
; By DON musj^mm •>
Vi^iteKiay, Wednesday. M^b 4 ^mmsaSt ttw 9 w t a we^m
wem of "The Hi-Ute, Zone," &m Mil Bmmt Varte^ mm, lOm ihow
WIS pr^ented at the John W. Dodd imOm Wl^ ^teM i s iM i^ectaen
tar the JunicHr High students. Two moce p^fi^aaa^i x«awbt to Is
j&rm on Fiiday and ^turday nlghte st AM,:BM,. ta Hp-i^K Kti^psrt..
Ki^ School. . • " *•*
A^ parents and students are urged
lio come to see the seniorB dteplay
their abiU^ and ag^l^r. Tb^sts
for tonuHTow^ and Saturday's per­formance
are ma sale liow at ttie
"Vtat^ ehap in ttie higb School.
If the show is not add oat befoie
curtaia time, ttctets win be avail-alUte
^t ^ e box office outside ttie
AU tickets vfll iHSt
$1JW. taie ptooegSs g«dng to the
aeBinx fund for ttie Smli^ Prou
ta be held in JFhne.
WlOiout giving ^w^ -the vAiale
fibcnr, I would like ti» 0ive a few
ttescarvliig rasdlte and mentioa a few
ol; Uis hte9^tep# «l. i t e tew.
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