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^SM Yepr, No. 31 PREEPORT, N. Y^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 . » PBICS FWE CSITS P?a <J6I»Y
I p ^ A. RE-ELECTS
lliiS^BOB GORDOH
c:»Elie, ve»7 actlviB and state-wldt rT^TT
^ 0 ^ t 6 d Pieeiwrt Police Benevo- V '1?.
i ^ JisMciAtlen r«-eleoted Patrol- f
mak^'ajbert D. Gor*m to again |
serve as Its presldeat during thp,
' IMs^ wlB he Ms third consecutive i
t^tti as^ftead m this organization
Fatroirnan Sbrdon also serves »h
"I^asttrjBr ol the New York State,
Police/Opnleiciioe.
*Heni^ McGoldrick was elect©! j
jdce-prfesldent Jos^h Baehety wir'
serve as Secretary, Bobert Schtilta
|s file, ,l?laaaolal Secretary sBd I
jjjioiBBs' McAdaia was re-elected!
irreasurer, ' j ROBERT D. GOWON, PBA Pres.
R. It AVE BUSINISIMEN
AND MERCHAIiTr l i t i
fREEPORT MERCHANTS TO
l&ID AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Freeport Merchanls lo Aid in Raising
Funds"for 1962 Coiinm. Ambassador
- PlE^ns KTc' mine- ciMApieteil' tor ^t!i»- netaU-Dlvtsion, OUamtwr- of
Commarce Sales "Day OR behalf bl the 1982 Community Ainbaasador
Project Fund,
The following stores, all IdentMie^ hy window or counter cards^ are
donattag 10% o! gross sales -oX Monday, Nov. '30, lo the fund now being
raised :^ ispttd Rreeport's SdCom-,
piittlly'--Amba!^«lor.'aiMrimd daftag^
~Atlantlo "Ave, NUi«KT, Atlantic'
Ave. & S. Dong Headh; Apple(ton*B
Hardware Store, 9i S. Main; Bar-asoh's
YowSi, Oemte:, 61 S. Main;
Bsyvlew Phianaacy, 379 Attantic
Ave.; Bob's Shoe Bepalr, 60 W. Mer-plcK
Ed.; dhase Oleajieils, 174 W.
Sunrlas Bwy.; Chuhhuclss Drug
Btbre, Inc., 39 S.,sa^D. St.; Dan-i^
er'linc., ^0 S, Illala'st.
j Also; Preei»ort Awning & Shade
fCo., 325 S. Main a , ; I^eeport Cut
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ii&vja Ydtt A Cioiiiiilaumt?
Gi^lvaiicerDay T«»:Ji<B Held
i^Keport taxpayers vdio beUeve
iiu^ have been Imiiroperly assessed
on the vain; of their property may
dUrniss Oielr assessment JBU Qrelv-ani^
9»y, t^es., Nov. 21.
. Mayor Boberi Sweeney, in«DlwT8
of the Village Bokrd of Trustees
and yiUa^e Treasurer Leonard
Smith will hear grievances frort
7 pjn. to 11 {1.111. at the Munielpal
Building, 36 North Ocean Avenue.
Property assessanenta in Freeport
are established by the Nassau Coun­ty
Board ot Assessors.
Ho Window Service
At Freeporf Post
Office on Nov. 23
. Balpb , It. Marshall, PostmastOT.
Bunounoed that .there will he no
window aenrto^ a* the Freeport Pmt
Office on Nov, 23, 1961. "For the con
venlence of box holders the post
office -lobby will toe open froni: 9
aSflo 8 p.m. Itoere wlll,be iw wsga-lar
delivery of mail 1301 spSdlal de­livery
aS-tlcles -will be, SBlivereti; »B
reselved until 7. pjn.
Freeport Elks Plan.
Annual Bawi Bance
Thc'Preeport Iiodgc of Elks will
bold Its Annu&l Bam Dance on. Sat.,
JNov„ - 3 ^ " ^ the. I«d«e.„¥ly-jjopuhur
aemand,;BillJS4ittKe. otice.<)|;aln-$7lU
play the .tunes, and call the turns'.
Chairman "Scoop" Michaels has
provided Door and Costume Prizes
In a'ddlttqtii to 'thp regular. "Bam
:Oance '^r«»d," ' ^ "
' OonCtem ydiif reservation by con­tacting:
the IJodge or Mr. Michaels
m 9-12^ because only a Umlted
number of tlcfeets will iw sold.'
To Launch Programs lor Gfifahg#of
Name and Wolidaf Decorations
The n»nshaats aid businessmen located on Bailrfl«d Ave. In Free-port,
who represent many fields of endeavor, have announced plans for
a general oi^inlzatlon meeting to be held within the next few days.
Nelson Kayattp owner and operator of Kayatt's Red Carpet Restau­rant,
is spearheading this movemgnt ol unlfleation for the general wel- '
f««<e -and Improvement of this cenlrally-Ioeated area. He will be the
host at a luncheon to be held at his restaurant lor the formation of
this association.
Mayor Bob Sweeney, Chamber of Commerce Pres. Bill Allen, Roy
Cacdatore <rf the Merchants' Division, Trustee Henry Altengarten and
other leading businessmen and public officials will be Invited as special
guests.
The group plans to complete plans for the re-naming of llatlroad
Ave. now that the grade-elimination project ia completed. It also Intends
to laimch a program ol holiday decorations for this very busy business
area -which Is the gateway to the village.
THE LEADER has campaigned for many months for a change of
name of this section which at one time was considered as secondary
and which has been called many derogatory names,
LEADER WILL SPONSOR 1961
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t^NCH 1961-'62 MOT
JFREEPpRf BOWUM m ^ ^ ^
ICathryn,Kadane
Named TV Finalist
Miss Eathryn Aini^Kadane is
among Zp campus finallits who ax&
ocmipetltiQ;. for'piaees iDii Wheat'on
CoEege's teonai of 4' tV quiz Ufls to
appear on "the OM. CoHege Bowl
teleoasC Deo. 24, at S;30 pjn., BSii';
A^nieniber;pf the junlocjdass at
.Wheaton,' Mtes Kadane to the
dauglfter.oi.Mr- and Ifis, David K.
Kadane of 78 Porterfleld PI., Free-port,
At "Beaton ihe is. j l airanber
uf tpB staff of "RashUghti" Oje col­lege
literary magazine, and haa
eam^ a plape on the Dean's Ust.
Long Island Assn. Issues
Protest Against Proposed
Nassau Tax Increase
The L. I. A2,&n. issued a protest
against the proposed 25% Increase
in Nassau County's tax rate. The
LIA, representing commerce and
industry, termed the increase "un­realistic
and discriminatory against
j property owners."
,THE'LEADER, the iicw.spaper yhlch'has ijeeij serving;'the'people
of l^teeport (or more than 2S year^,< announced that it will sponsor a
IDGl Ctirl&tmos DecoratiorU; Contest: ' ~- - -
..-Mayor Bobert J. Sweeney, WSlfried T, Allen, Pres^ of the Freeport
Chamber of commeriee; "ftustee Henry Altengarten, Merchants Division
officials Boy-Oacclatoie, and Jos^h Oerhaiiset, Harry Wre^e;'NMsoo;
ICayatt, M*s. William Martto Sr., Mrs. Joseph Holy. Dr. John 3H, Martin,
Supt. of Schools, Quy X>ombardo, Mario Blanco, Jerry Bagatellej and
Judge Paul Kelly will tee re«]uested to serve as Judges.
Tlie contest Is open to any resident ol Freeport and any business
'establishment, lljose who wish to participate may enter by registering
by phone with Mrs. Emma Jardtne of THE LEADER, PR 8^080 or
PR 8-S133,
There wni be no charge or obllgatloa and the two wtonere, one
to the private*home category and the other to touslneas, wiB be ^warded,
special iarophles and other prizes. •
^ I S S ME KATE
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'' Happy is the theme, as the above group of dignitaries ntabe final
.; plans for the kiclc-alf of Freeport's iybi/cs JOiuor.JfO'Hiing program
~ sponsored by the Freeport Eaks-Becreatlon Dcpt:; Freeport Bowt
I Sbowq left to right a're: Mayor B«bert }. Sweeneyi Dfck Bavls,
I - ^rop. Freeport Bowl; Warren Peartanan, Freeport Bee. Dept. leader;
••- .Jlick, Funic, Youth Chairman .Freeport Ellis, and Edward Lochren,
• Chairman FFecpqrt_Pa4lL Oomm,
DRUG STORE NOTtCE
The Freeport Drag Shop, SS So.
Hain St., Freeport,' will remain open
late, ontU 10 pjn. this Sunday,
Nov.- ifl. •AU'otber arug"Btflfcs- who
'are members of ''the Freeport
Pharmacy AssoeUtlon close at
2 pju. on Sundays. Freeport Drug
Shop telephone number is FB 8-
ft077.
Picture above shows Tabby Schletfer and Mori Meyrrson who play
the leads in "Kiss Me Kate."
Justice IjOdge and Chapter, 3*1101 B'rlth wUl pre&ent "KJss Me Kate"
on Sat., Nov, 10 and Sat., Dec-2 at the Baldwin Senior High School
at 8:30 P ^ . To insure the.succesa-Ol.the-sh'ow, Hie cast-Includes many
m'emb^s who have top professional liackgrounds in musical comedy. ,
Tobhy Scblelfer, the female lead at "Kiss Me Katel" posseiis'es a
glorious voice. She Ims a-ppeared on
Broadway Jn "Beat Foot Forward,"
"lidt's Pace it*, and "On the Town".
Tobby has been a'feolnired singer
at Radio City Music Hall aJ]t<|.'oTt
radio. "Ktate" has frequently ap-
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