The-Leader_1961-06-15

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FfiEEPORT, »• t.
pS>¥EftTISENG
FREiP^ORT
"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
BALDWIN i ROOSEVELT
LEADER
••fOR
ALLIJOGAL;
NEWS
MERRICK:
PR^EPQRT, W. Y, THUSS]iA¥,JUNB 1^ 1961 PBICB FIVE CBHTS PKB C^^T
SEtia
CANDIDATES . i | W . # i HmfUm^: for Top Spot
^ ^ ^ ^ & ^ f u t i v e ' . o f Nas&au
" f t l i f f i ^ i i i . A.- Holly Patterson
mmUif vMiA ^received enOui^E^
I i ^ me EaceeuUve Committed of «te
l ^ d ^ m^lpM, tbjt top CKH> leadership r^teb^
pii ft tt^t « ^ ^ « i i a imjsmted to the Count? RepuKU-
^ofafi;!^ etstft^pt^ «l>i|l^, ttie County.
«»r^^uitied 1^ more thftn 2,000 ^ •
¥;^'p)Mfa»n teaders bom all pants ot
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mmi GOP
12
N^AJM^^
m ^ 0 mm be tibe reelpi^kte
M'^HMm^'^^^iaS^ mx^im- to iwte from $2S0-«ICMW, at a Obotpeai
^•^m^Ms^^tjA4SfaA ^igA^ fa Mi^U. n«eport Mayor Ri^iot J.
^ ^ ^ ^ p ^ W^B^^^-im ammA ^fflwt (^ Uie' l^^c^oi^ Aepubiiecoi
^^^^ttma . f ^ ^ ^ i ^ t e i ^ tt^ y«HS, has made it posslljte tat
^ ^ P' I I ^ H p ^ ^ ^ ^ U , n e i ^ i i ^ of pottUcal or religious afnuaUixi,
• ""-^^^^^^^i^ilM ^HtaMf i9 Wm community^ businessmen, Mu-fXlS^
ffkltS^^l.'vatb tids ye^B «N3rt flsdli% at least coie scholantatp
be^'^isiB^iiB Urn xArae itf Bi^. Orawfonl of Holy Redeemer R. C.
-*53ii~A CROWD
DINNI»t
• mrwrnrnms msmwrt SMITH
' • ^ ^ i i p » i t ^ aalM^if^Ame 17,-wheQ' bis %«ttaer Hks
"Soldlon Days" lor
Our Senior Cft-feeni
VvSmndis mi Ma^ To
Jolm* a i n ^ Gtmntaent mwse vi
matat'emma-nm m furat imams
in %emarfe and an oeti^ i ^ r ^ -
pant tn eoimttiniltf affatra, hm am-eluded
an agraisnient wltb "Hel^i,
Otto and Walter," the "TVusty IWo"
who took over Ottrd Vlebroclc's huge
restaurant-luncheonette operation
on Smith Main St., which will assure-the
remembrance of birthdays of
our senior ciUzens.
Bach we^ they will sponsor a
"Birthday lAmdbmm" tm a guest ot
ttte uerls nmnm. The bonwed
gu^ em. also invito » mm&. Stolen
• " .'•>_• • - • . . . ' " — • ' — s •
*&g I". 1.5%
bet- Wl^VK Of . F K ^ ^ ^
• " is»t PM.
I. memttaa. «f a »rpart at IW
a. S^Mnx (tf s d^lllns on Warn
WIS i£ RcMBeMfe At. »S' a^o
a. Br«M3n ef a n ^ ^ i ^ WEUtrm
4. Q«e^m itf B dvrttag en Ibe
B^K .ec^aer of SM^Mt 4«e. and
& Iceetion of a ^tnind ^pi s6 SS
S. Sunrise Hwy.
8. Sree^on ttf s-gronnd ^ n ' a t IM
B. Siimte Bwy. .
7. Srect!on-of three stores on the
N/p corner of ^est Susrt^. .Jgwy.
Btuf B^fen'Place.
8. Breetfa^L-.of aTgronnd sign at
160 R~Maeri^ Bd.
EdyeaHon Sotfrd
y®effiif Chanf ed'
ftr IP^smbv, Jmm %l Ma imm.
^awed- to W^iBtK&i^M AiOB S tt
i A utter to tosor %» GiaiHVbifl.
9 # ^% Batted Bifler ot tba i n ^
'lI'le^B^^Ms/sraiilees to .n^s^aM
imtfir' ^ i s ^ ' ^ . s e e '^, «ip»it
i a > ^ ^ i& is U^Jbis aumft^
«Brt to OTwta?. *etaNs t i ^ I S ^ Z r x ^ ^ ^ S . *2r
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liiltots lii^-addltian,'l(> BHI^ iigr ^
Agnes ;Oftlt«sta».; tlieijk&a^is: 7 ^ ;
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OfialinBm\8^'''i^-M^!n^.1l^'ffiBi'
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iSBUO StORE NCmOB
'ii'r'MJiMiiiyiiiir'ifiifcm'»!•'¥'win''
Dr. John H. A'^rtm
Replaces Dr. Dodd
As School Supt.
Dr. John Henry Martin of Wiajme. New Ja«ey. was selected as
Superintendent of Schools of DJ'.SJJ. No. 9. F»ep<ntk at a sisecial
meeting of the Board vA Bduoatloi^ h i ^ on Tuesday evening, June 13.
Dr. Martin, who will fill the vacancy created by the retirement
of Dr. John W. Dod4 is eminently quaUfied for the posiUon. He has
served as t^idber and supervise lb
the etanentaijr, Jndor KOA. senior
hieft s^cmt% vA Nn^^Kut; as Juidoi
and gfinJi» Mgh «d}o<d iHln^Eial ab
Oy^iO^ "Bm't as prtDd^aa tf tM
King^n M^ mm&\ m msai^m*
lum coHffdBnatw and JixMor W^
Wayne, New Jersey.
From IMm to JS4B, A^uttn ^rwd
in the WM. Wmty. Be 1 ^ a itMK
officer tn ^»dii)niita» offi^ M
the Oommui^ in fSiM tf the
United ttatfiB ^»te uid $am-i^a»
tielpated In Om Inmicn itf south-ma
HrafflM te 1M4, Bufiof u « -«
iu ^ n ^ m dviiaa ^muttuife ^
the VM. Mob CUMs tf ^itf.
•mt «^ ftimA of W^ae, Wtm 3vf- •
s ^ Slnoe IWt. Ztamg ttOs &ne ha
DR. f OHN (Continued on page 2)
FREEPORT L i n U LEAGUE
PLANS GALA ANNUAL PARADE
The Annual i^irade of Fre^iort Uttle League will taice place n ^
Saturday nwmlnB. June 17 and wUl start Uxaa Vbe Mnniettul Building
In Presort at 10:30 ajn. This Is the puade tlim.% wm stiheduledfinr ttie
opetfnt; day 1»ck In the earfy ]^at of Hay n A ^ was p ^ ^ i i f ^ .m
acoouni of Imdenient weattter. . . . . . . ,.
June 14 is Xittk (-eague TtM^M^m 1%^ m& ft em^ ^a^m
m^omi. little League Week btm Mue U flim d«w 17, niMi tm
"b^m BO tesigmted ^ Om w^esm&m tf WmMim mm^^: SUtt
pno^annUim besp^ks fd^ ngant iw ttie t n ^ ^ ^ , awMa^m and
mmt^^m of utile t«s«ne—td«Js 1 ^ $wmm ^msMlimm te-«« m*
ttHWd i ^w and vttaUty.'' . ' .
.^^'UtUe League VomM^mm m^jsMOM'ta vm to itftat
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