The-Leader_1962-01-18

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TQjM POUTANO BECOMES
LEADER SKI COLUMNIST
FBEIPORT. N. Y, THURSDAY JANUARY 18, 1962
MERRICK
I^ICE FIVE CENTS PER COPY
TBOmAS p. POUT^^O
Siariang wdth- tbls waek^ issue,
THE VEmSER wUl^periodkiaUjr fea-twe
a £pgclat column a4iout ehe
aposrts worm f^ skiing.
Since Ms winter recreation fav­orite
has ^fosands at ardent tol-lo>
vrers In -Wm secUon of Long Xi-land,
7SB USiAsDER wUI ptiUI^
arUcles t^ -POM FOIJ?I>ANO wDdeb
are int^id^ to tie informative and
mteresUE^ to botb beginners sad
advanced sUers..
Thon»8 P. Fbirtono, a Ufe-Iong
Lone Idaader, is a. prominent mac-tising
attorney associated as a part­ner
in tbe law firm of Mehrmann
Ss Politono of Freeporh He Is ccm-iSidered
as a non-^srolessionsl ex­pert
on sidling, sld trails and slii
fitoiclltiuns and Is 'currently in Ver­mont
skiiing and collecting data
on this sport at the various sId
centers In tha^ state.
He wUI Import on all pliases vS this
raipidly growing winter sport.
RECORD - BREAKING
BUDGET APPROVED
BYjriLLAGE BOARD
Village Party Qmtrolled
$2,488,538 Spending Means
New 29/ Increase In Taxes
BUCKMY HMDS LAWYERr
' 'Froiiliieiif Aitomey iac'ks Idiwin
Spmmm Mv^m* ^aaekme
A m^^ mmOmx on Qpm mmn
will l» ta«ld St St. Vmt^^ Oi^ittal,
Boston, LJ., on Jan. 22 tumi 9
ajn. to S p.Mi, Since spaoe Is limited,
attendance will be by pre-registra-aon
only. Reglstiiatkin iVirms may
be obi^ned by plioning the Norsing
Office at MA 7-6200.
Edward J, Farrell
hi Race lor Police
Juifge ©f Freepqrt
Fre
,4'. v'Mir/-B«idcby'-ls''4iiunrimtiy P K ^
qounty. He is past President of tbe N a s^
position whicb Judge Freedmon is
^esently filling. He Is a member of
tfie Fteeport firm of BUcldey &
BudEtoy, tbe oldest law firm in
Freefi^ .
"Aa a prasUiaBl rttom^. t am
vltaUy interested to setfiw m^^lr
enced and quiOItiect in«n servbig «t
tbe bencb," atM Mx. BiKSBtey. "I
^^R^^ers iUsooiatlon, t ^
bave Avmsa ^ t that politics should
be se^n^mey • in the sdectlon ei
judges, X bave knowb Bd Preedmaa
'tm (ner SO yeus. X katm blm to be
a eood lawyer and a fine J u i ^ . I
am ^Ulng upon all tlie lawyers, who
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Vitiafe Party's
lit
The Freeport Board of Trustees, headed by Wtay« i^eeney and
conslsttag of a majority of Village Party members. awiPoyed a record
i3.4mjS3S budget last Monday night.
The Public Hearli^ on the proposed budget held on Jan. 8. attracted
a record-breaking attendance and di-ew many objections and remarlES
from residents of all sections of the community. The new budget will
increase the village tax rate 29 cents for each $100 of asseastA value
However, tbe laayor stated that the Board tad. reviewed the en-
I tire budget after the strong opposition was expre^d and remarlted "We
jast couldn't reduce It." He further added ."Bverythtog was ateeadj
tmiea to the bone."
Mayor Sweeney also stated that tte wproiwi ta^t mmm e^-
Was two smaU items for the vUtege r e ^ e a ^ f a ^ ^t^t mmm i ^M
ft« te^flOO contlnt^ey ftrnd f i a timAfs & tm mm » • tofiil
^sigel;. . ,
i «hMM* j^mmma, rtw wm i ^ l f l i s * as. «ie ifrst:-WI4 ptrtflid^
man ftir K ^ o i ^Oms iMflW^e m ^ "wta ^ 41eetiiins for mem
imd im ta^^^ S^A'wM IAD M ^ i p r a ^ ^signed tmd thm
was w - ^ r t IB trnfOm »«* agate ^ t i t e iA m se^gmMm to iS^fta
. ^oii^.tf wm. mem a m^^f
^ • i a % ; . a ^ ^ * w » , » i
is
•yiilaes'.irf Ki«(®W* • "• .".
"ilreisport, .Nnr T«r*r: . , •
• p ^ J a f i ^ ww 8wB«i«y:.;i,"-.':.'"'V:',;' ,'.'
/-'a^faitinii r;1^tw!pm;iii^T(0ib'll«f!al, isi^As.'
'^UtiA-:U»^,'^ r,eitsnii)i^;cf(HrUiiiiei'\ai)i>
I M « M^ .Kiadaw af «B*6S!pm to
Wm ^M( &m>^ (gutter W^&m
nn^jar'sitf BieaiaKis im d i e Com-
I^imidbr Matdblmt W-2
l^pli^eis ; \ a i ^ nifed^rto,'4:Airiiisli
siseetim'i^lutoinBtnmniK!.' '
wmMm M. FABfiiax
•fSormer Nassaa County Assistant
District Atti^ney Edward 3. IteurreH.
df i^FKepdift, announced-.Ms-Jnten-tlon
of se^dng ^eetton to lattice
AisMee itf lteL.lil«e of A^^pari
Tbe (iMidste to n p , A r a ^ said,
^smmA^tewm wsag MmM im^ M
tM i M ^ t a b > « ^ r i e ^ ta ttue UB«
H M ^ to- m ttffi Jtamib V M O ^
' ^ r a ^ ^ ^ : p««- BfttMA ta
KittBA A»tt» i i B ^ V ttte ^Sia6 M
*hetf«!U«k.'. . ." " ."
a0cla<iia«-idaBe^ 2 P ^ on SoM^.
l^ltoe^flji^ttline in l^e^iorjihtetflay, » m a » « I p t f t t t i ^ ^ w»
^tra-m'^ndldate in ViUage electloMk ',,,
Friedman, Fraepoct miBOi»|tlo ^me X^ttop noouaeed
Vm mammr of wathan P. Zablow ftw Rfllte lana* aa^s M ^ ftolh-
«nnfng,Mar(A eleotlom. :
JM^. S^JHow.a prominent IFVeeport)
attorney, has been active in B^ree-port
<dvic affairs for maqy- years.
He is one ni Oa originators td the
Idcyde safety program for which
IVe^pori) das received na^nal
recognition.
]M». zabknw, who has done ortm-
.inal and <^vll tn«J vatk, -is » twm-er
member vi the Pre^iort Planning
Boardi a m^iber t)t the Board of
I^ectors.of the Dliited T^nd; Past
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UNITY PARTY APPOINTEES
R^RJSLATED BY SUPREME •-•
COURT JIISTKE TflOS; fftRtEY
On ttiattsOxs, Jan. U, I J ^ , Smmne OonM JasOcr.lkrl^r k a nM
dffwa s d^sKm under arUcie %, t^lxAg ttw ^ 1 ^ 1 * ^ 1 ^ moA t^cA
SonnUaaim'' to m previous po^ttai.
fflji^ I t e l ^ granted and li^ineilon iw>tafc ttw K ^ ^ i r t "nApe
posiril tan tttterfntag in the. ta«^i» |tf . t t» W§t» w^ I ^M l ^ i^
mid declared thai Van
Jt,' 18, ^ 1 action of Ue^fiT
and &m Village
i o ^ ^ e pnotests of Tn»tee ^dr-
Iwtid, vm void and i l l e ^.
Wemf Bn^m^ «ui^ed itaMi ttt
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ED. 1. lltEEMItAN H » 1 ^
Ti > ' I ^ J S ^ & ^ ^ U T O jiO<^^ yiUage Party. pted'JM^w
PoilckiJliiiSe^ Atjitiw: sawt tttpe.'^^^^^
pleft -to!^botb niStlonsl {xdi^cal.imrtUi^^to i ^ df>:^r8^ai$ ^teptlwla;
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