The-Leader_1966-05-05

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NASSAU'S LARG-ESI" WEIKLY"
FREEPORT
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MERRICK
zip Code 11866
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31st YeRir. No. 2 FBIIPOJRT, IS. Y.. THtmSDAY. MAY S. 1SS6 PRICE! FIVE CENTS PIH COPY
INEWS'SLA^EWS
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EDDIE YASIL
iV. y. Nmesimi»!r Heportert Auo.
National Press Hyndicate
f«r .:*c "EIHHE VASlL SHOW" due soon
«n WBAB, UtO »ii ill* aial.
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OFF THE CUFF . . . The State of ^ ew York should Wek back 1 %
io each bustaessinaii as an iaoontiVB and to help him detejf Ihe
cost of all t}« extra jwper woik with the salei lajt, (Motl can't
._ .•ifoTsl.iotUte:fliftexlta-liBlp needed} . » . By Ihe ?«f«y, {f SENA.-
TOB"ROBEBT;KEinfEDY»eany want* to help our watufinait
why doesn't IK pfomoie Freepoxl as the location of the {itoposed
federal Oceanograpbic Cents; . . . Frosmi fi«h & food tycoon
ISO YOUNG fvally has aii e x c e i l^ plan fOK ezeaUng a Boatfng-
Fishlng-MaxiBe School and Center here . ; . Sonry I'm a little lai»
but. I owe a belated Birthday Greetins |o lovely MAHJOHIE,
CAMPBELL. JR.. who shares the lame day with' me every ywir.
(April 24) . • 4, I^eepfsrt's MABEL MANN.xealli'covers .a lot of .
Siomd in her ab travels^ Firtt a.card from LouUvilie. Ky. and ,
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Piiblic Hearing On
Proposed Plan For
Refuse Collections
Attention
Businessiiidi
Don't miss the Clmnbw ol Com«
mtrco inociinK. toilay, Thura., May 8,
at Al B. I White's,
A discussion., meatlnis on tho pro-noMd
ordlaance • which would impojc
mrpagc coJlccUojui charge* will be
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W^^^^B^mm . :'^--:"H^6f»iirtffl-»«l»--Ro-LWe^ Me^SiHiei :»l..-Y<wtl;Ai(o„ :•
rrcei«*tf#s«elii»ilMyin«ili>*^ to gather at e v i * t o A l » SifiMi'* of«i(r,li«litt» # i H«w« Ave-ant
aadchit about t h e J ^ f a w ^ htige ^pBR«li«i ef^iafietilwrf W v ^ tifete JMMI «> llrt'elfy
each ^JlThbfholiS. liken alonsside th« iwUdIn$at«nirfl3iW&tfi[^Abri1ip^id^^
on rel>|?a?;ti«ailJyiS««»l Gltekman o« aUclmaa'a Sll(«o, ih«*^ p l l i f* *f lli* IflO or«« fneitt.
THE LEADER publishes it by cottrtesy ci ifa-ownsr. -CUitetd feBHh.-eif the ti*Mpti»*A Town Con­servation
end Waierways Department, vho idftntlSAd UMSI « I ihtnt* fn the pkiiare. It wUI beno-tiood
that prominent men ouidde of th^'^eUfiahlng industry «fl(rnd«d ihe. fpndal prirtie»;*-an
outstandlngf «<rebf 1^ all who enJoyedlpIaAiy of flood f*odi Lelt^io'vi^ «r* {tap SUnt) ChdrlM
Kramer, sfeward ot Spartan M«coi4« Lada«> Pallee GMef iobn lUttmipbt .C. CttttU Fldlofa <WI
Cbeitter A. Eidton b Son. Inc.; lUchard Van Wtddttnof ttaa W^ Van Wiekleit Company, plumb­ers:
Frank D. Seaman, ex-CbaJttguardsnum; 'lAnttia VOimikMt) Sntita, tmttiM< oi Ms fcflier Abe
in the oyster busineis; Clwaoce Lewis vt I.ewii Svotbets. toitifattijuaatt^.mii Wallace Smith,
' buildau iieaaUi Bow) 'Tenaie" Colder, earpcctlttrj LsMton iafibed< aOmnmni Williaia Radnor
' of BRRiklyKI'#iterworfcs; L«|tor Mountcaftle, v'Jlage trustee amdl >^MJIefman; Captain Abe; Jack
Post,-ex>CMa|{riiaxd)nnan,'«nd'dUv«c Taper ot Bocwevalt.' (B«««Hit:'1t^) Gr«f»r Wli8l«y. Power
nant; emiploywjtHany^.Litwis. d o ^ boflder: Pgliee, tumlLt
ioriMriy of 9toatifpt .wMi«f»o*la: JoMlA. Raynar, tffliMf ^Mtmfi*
r«t«DU«K«»t£m*)Mi^ koafttuoi a«« ctttpuMr^ -mA -Qm'
8bogtt^,.liaadtt':|i|Htt'Otlu4tttl*<to> (FaMSMtiiAtff Jl«gwr JMM«%.^
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The ViUage of ftoepo'rtis introdueinR n ehnnic'in fhc loc«t
siJriHatioiiorcIinaneo which will for the first time require buaines*
establishments to pay tor garbafie und refusu collections. A public
hearing on tho amendment has been scheduled for Mundny, May
9, at 9 p.m. in the Village HaH.
The charges . arc necessary,
Mayor Hobert J. Sweeney said,
to keep up with the increasingly
higher volume of commercla! re­fuse
pick-ups. An incrcoBC in
taxes ot seven or eight cents per
hundred dollars of ossesnod value
would have been tho only cUhcr
tecourse, he said, unless the vil-iago
discontinued commercial
pick-ups, and allowed each firm
to moke its own njTftngomcnts
with private carters,
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FUND DRIVE FOR CP
By GAIL WASHECKA
Freeport Jjas Jollied the other communities from Na.ssau County
in a gigantic Fund Drive for tho beneflt of Cerebral PnJsy.
Under tho energfetic leadership of teenage chairmen Gijll .Wa.sh-ecka,
Richard Teller and Gory Melscr, 125 Brobltious and helpful
boys and girls hove already volunteered to make Rainbow Tajr Day,
MaFyr e5e3p oarnt d 1A4,d unl tb ig Ssuupccoersvsio. or,
Walter Itgon, CVIebrocks, FR
9^4238) would lik«. to recruit
adult volunteers to assist the
teenagers.
There Is also a need fw more
teenage volunteers to give a few
hours of their time. If interested,
contact section captains, Roy
Cacclatore FR 9-!)520, Bichard
Roth TN 8-7612, Mondy Prisco
TN 8-BOM, Calolyn Pope PK
O-SflBB, the tecnoge dialrmcn or
the adult supervisor.
Our slogan la; Comfort of
knowing you've helped someone
jwho cannot help hlmaolf.
MAYOR AND IIRST lADY
DONATE BIOOD FOR GI'S
Among the many doMn who cxsiMliNUad In tlia ViUiWa ot » * ••
porfs "Bloodline to Vietnam" lasf tUuHifay and Friday "WWt''
Tttpotl Mayor Hobert J. SweMwy MMi Mrs. 8wean«7. Tb* mtM
ti Mrs. Eltubelh Buck, MobD* Vpll fitMMOr for the laiar C«Mty,,
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