The-Leader_1961-01-19

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Ti&e LiEADER
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FREEPORT BALDWIN ROOSEVELT
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L^APER
FOR
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NEWS
MERRICK
2Sth ¥^T, No. 40 FREEPOirr, N, Y., THURSDAY, JiUfUARY IS. 1961 9«iCT FIVE CENTS PEH GOVfT
DDaORS HOSPITAl MED. STAFF
IMSTALLS NEW 1961
Affvfe shows Sr. Mmm. R. ^i»d«i (Itft). 40 Butdail * ^
n^"«BaKn^drt%. Or. Wmam Vatmns ((Wrt) M ^
tti^i^^B^M'to--'F«^epiM. Ift'.'Airtm Wn^, (center),
"!^ne^>^ Mitms a « 4 ^ ^ UuAdl^ M. ^ u m s is vme^ ism ri^
SUPERVISORS
REJECT "^OW
MEADOW BID''
ApirficatioR For le-^mhg
l ^ e i l Afl^ MapM* WMIiam .
Cladcen And &iiiiniiiii%. Leader
R«se Heavy Objectiiins
Bicycle Safe+y lor
ImWir Organked
Xli« E^e^Mwt Bleycle Ste^r Coni-wen
• 1961 at » ineetine IWU In
tb« nHice of the retiring ehslnmui.
Natban P. ZkUtHT. Bfr. AMn Borf-mam
Weeport atloni^. was aDanl-tBoosly.
elected as ttemuuwnt ehair-mau
irf Uie ConunlUee.
Kie U^de safetjr imi^ain vraa
tfnted to teadi (he :nniii^MaB Ito
Mwc^t ottf safe way to rtte » U*
Sh^Mawe to due JiMf« . •»> ..
Presiditig Supervisor Bdward Lerfcfn and the meniliers of the Board
of Sup^irtsixs of the ttown of Besqpstead notified Majror WUllftm F.
Q l a a ^ of Freeport that t l ^ 1mm dmted a request for ra-«»ataift
sniuie 1^ a Merrill buiMsr. ^ ttie "Gam ISmdow" area.
tb& targe tract tA ams&k tend to faulted outside of tte ^QiM
bnwtela of the vUlsse bM la «ltttat * e Freeport Sslma IMMe^
Slamr ^adcen led a eoamiiml^^aMa flgtt tat heavUy ot^^av to «to
^Simttaned cm I ^w 10)
i^ri^.^JP^ alkmab of an
Ule Artner.
5'4va . ^•IMUM^'S
Aikiyri ra^LIXICK TO
neyia uiNHirY PARTY
Elation - IMnmer - Dafnce
[Thursday, January 19
i^ mie nune of Alan Kellock. vtrntiSemmA etvte and ediKatton Iradcr
iol ft^piwt. wffl be submitted tor ^ » « i « to Presidwit of-»B. 1 ^ ^
|l>W^'«te4 ^at org»ol»t^l^ meM si Ow Lombardo^ BaM IMtt
<^fae,"n»e^^ night. J a ^ ^ m Ste i i « is»d up a slatft j^^mA
>^ Oe inmiaKMnff c(»a«lttM ftir ti^lhu vM. m ofncers of ^ noQr
Ifw • e tett^Q^ig year: • • •."
I Tto e t a ^ t ^ be Uie ^ t a e ^
'vm ^MdntlBllta 2 AJML TIM ^ ^ -
^aled ewnt u oped' i» aU manbm
Hi i to tl»% E^rty and win i « U ^
i l « ^ h ^ l^oup's campaign «w tt«
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STATE DPW TO CO-OPERATE
m t FREEPOirr ON PROJEO
• Er^iffieers Reaelt Full A f reement
. On Srade Kpiiia+ion Pr©bl#m
{ Tm^m i^b^Ui import ^ 6 ibt
- a f f l s s ^ - <tf <«>liiloii teirera
>-B^^«ii i « i regard to consfWte-
!ttm of ft raUzoadreyining ~«indl
«dji«eent to the milUdia-ganan wa­ter
tidok has been resolved.
\ State Ei^ineers, toge^iO' wiUi
iKwaiorfci ijn^toeers aie i n / a j ^ -
EjU^t aw* me itena ^B.be revis^
i « t t l » e j « « n eonsfcraetcd «^&Mi|
Teenagers Sponior
yarehDtmesDance
Tho Rrewort teen-agws, oader
the aui^jtces of the Becreation De-partetent
wlU condtict a second
teen-a^ dance to benefit the Mikrch
(tf IXnoes Campaign.
"Sm *me» 1 ^ be held on f^mm
eiwtaft j^muary 20th. at mm ».
mm- ^ ^ G7« tKii««^ am
tewi rt 9:ie and 10£30 fm. Ttap
dbws» 1 ^ be 25 c ^ Mr mA.
nw^m f^ie bas his or ti»- mem-mmp
mM md 40 cents AK M »
BmnMm MMc wiU be w i ^M ^
Pwtw £mv»i$ and his aU tbn« ^ei^
•tUCfieat to m-H."
wmmcAnm
Roy R. GocWey Becomes VP;
Stanley deAJsser Fills Vacancy
Su^ Erwin, Mew Voik V^l^te^ Oimapany executive^ «iut i^mMt
n^mmi of the Freep<^ Wtrnm eS Bdimittm at a special eaMttac telA
in tbe Sodnr High S ^ ^ im Vhwabiy, January 12. par. MnM m*
I^sm tte late Leo F. OlM^ nhiwe d«ttt onDecunber It tamtaktitt
» S^BS m dedicated sm^m m » me^mt iM tbe Bmud.
mr. JSmia, a gradtutc itWa^
inittt CtM^ and eu»^%>' IMA
I^teW ZM»EK!t<n> tor ^ Vim»a
(^ We^epeH, x^S^ at «t IXMnra
Steeet vltit his wife iDdlii and
daughter 3aat, « s»ilor in tteefiott
Rigll S<±o<d. Ttia Brwins also havo
two sons, Hu^. Jr.. and Peter, both
eS whom attemM the tocal f n d^
seliMlB and graduated fttaet Owl-i
r a ^ GoUe^.
Nofice to Freeport
Senior Citizens
Vkam note tint Che Freeport
SmSor Cittoais meeit ewafy dw.
:nbini^'.tfiroiigh Fildari at m
^ ( l i t f Stitit fioBi U:M ajB, to
' i ^ -IMK^ AD ne^Nvt reddente IB
^fom oi « § Md older tarn' " '
«tf^ imy of tbe
Woolworth Honors
Retiring Employees
At Special Par%
V^amM of the P. W. 1^tfIiMr«i
mim la mm^on held a dtaia- rt
ttol H B ^ ' S Ih BaldirtB, Omd^
ol^t, inn, ». in honor m * » »
onqMrees wiu* retired os Du^A
m. TMr woe Mrs. Mabel Bae^
lits. 3%serte Johnsm and Mto. B ^
Kitten.' Mrs. Jobns(»i was unable- to
attend- the mmsc as she is in Doc-toxs
Hoq>it(U f cdlowlng an aoc^deot.
i&^rem.and a.eUt .»0re sei^ to Wif
4ttama. iRNdB Oie 6b»te pMM^^v
. i^i^Bmt«a'Pa«e SI)
HOOH EBWIN
XMtVfiSXIHIS
Xhe Beriidejr PharmsM^ 288^1^
Jttain 1 ^ IteepfHi, i^'i
lalc, imHl 10 pjn.. tbift SnniOsv,
AMI. 22. AU otitm- drag st«n» lAo
4tf tbe
AasocbUiatt'
Sw«edtng Mr. &r«da fts
Bii^Mim 18 R07 R. CSOi^m^. R ^
Uint tf ttte United »iad tf fl«e«
mm Sir ttie {last ima y ^ » wM '
M^MCS of Staff and SK^CS S ^
nrtraents fiat ZMryramti li»igu«
CJo^ieratlve AssootaUon. tan. SOr.
Chxddey. a graduate of Benassrlvaiila
Slate Cniveisljtjr has a broad baeic*
ground of diversified cKiMtlepGe in
business. He and tats wife Omm
Uim at 159 iSnitb ^reet. Xlt^ imm ,
tmrlbiqiiteti and two sons — tSm-mb^
lat^uan cs mcmmi^r-tiA,
MOmeb miapw <a Axmmiki 9Mm%
Quien, tkeim.t and Ata^ tftai%
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l i i M''ite wcanc^ i » e ^ t v ttw
^raana •aBrrGiwwf."«B«i^Ww^""'
iMoted »an!«F. p. de I^b^>, % ^ ] f
"Wane 'imme.' lak-J.'de'XMar .&;-<.a
wen JtiHnm tmtependeat cahsffliatil
fa: unloiia sad fnitastryin tbQ.'fld^ -
of' emplogree coWebSfitto .wul.
fdnge^ benefits and- is Oea&ra|.
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