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The LEADER "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
FREEPORT
Zip Cede 11520
BALDWIN MERRICK
zip Code 11566
Fraeport's
Official
Newspaper
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ROdSEVELT
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30th Year, No. K FHEEPC3RT, N. Y.. THUHSDAY. MARCH 3. 1966 PHICEt FIVE CENTS FEB COPY
MEWS & VIEWS
EDDIE VASIL
• N.Y. Nmfsimppr Repnrlers A$so.
P/alianai I'rvMS Syndiimtc
: WoiEli Tor Uw "EIIOIE VA5IL SHOW™ due ,oon
on I'BAB, 1110 on the dial.
Without or wUh offenso to friends or {oe»~-' '
1 sketeh yottr world exacllyms It goei.—Byron
^ EDDIETOB'S NOTES . . . Fraepori FOUCE CHIEF ED OIKON
^had a cbse ciiU while vacatloainf with his wile in Florida.
/Ended In the hospital with |>neuntottla and a collapied lung. (Ile>
"cuperetiag OK hut looks like about G weeks of convaleiicencs ',,.
,B»»rglaii broke in to the NEW CHINATOWN CAFE {Weil Sinn-
]^ rise Hw^.) Sunday night and even sawed the lock off Manage^
LOY'S safety-cabinet .» .And an nnconfimried renorl lays that
•PEIIBII GHU. manager of "«i« MANBAHIN CMBeso-American
j|le«taiM:ant (Aorpss from Grove Theatre) remBrried wWie on his
long vacation in Hong Kong . . , Is fieeport
GOP LEADER PETER-C KELLY being con­sidered
lor a top Job in thepottniyi ;;* VICTOR;
MATTHEWS, the young^and eiieiB«l|e {wail
estate;/broker,'. o^bra^gT-' his lJ&'.'ln»i
annl.tNiMittjr*,:.ijm-;'Sflw*ie-:-Hwyjfsl!
narns; oi;-,t^poSp; wldelfilmoTO'5»^
LEO' C,-.ciU^AIilZOV<n'':t^:.^IIst 'of "Beiii^\'tii«|"'
who take put Iii {lolttii' and piablle, aiKi^;
(He's GOP Cbmnitteeraaa from the 13ib A^<}
. . . NV-MEIUT ELECTRIC all new sfiowmom
'/.'. - and emporium^ott'E. Simrise.'Hwy.;md';Nawtmi':
^Blydi looks excellent and a giMl credlt^to fhi bunneis look of
'^Freeporl. (CongratulallontI Watch for featUMplctute-itwry tn
"THE LEADER),
MAKING THE ROUNDS . . . . That lltUe bundle of personality,
STANLiX LEWIS, (Co-owner wlfli George Wolder of GEORGE-STANIiix
men's forraals) must/have found the Fountan. of Youth,
lijoked yoiinger iwith his deep'tropical tan than he did 10 yeai's ego
. .:..B»e manager-of W. T. GRANT!S deserves a company citation
te the, way he's changed the ifeepbrt store and made It one of the
fmest'on fte Mand . , , FRAN and ANDY, owners of the SUNRISS
CBACH RISTAUBANT porner S. Grove and Sunrise) are two of
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PeteKeUy
,'Eddia VaUL Managing Editor awl Coliumdst of THE'LEADER;-
'ia abown addiasiing -the Freeixnt dtambsf of.Coaunezoe during'
last wsfk's lunduon meeting held al Otto Kunxl' Sea Breexe
' liestBuninL, iit,[ Vatil was fcw!|l gumd apaoker. of the Cbambat'a
rSobiiEV to. JH**np<'P*'>" serlteheldrdurlag month of Fmuatrt
^Jo^-C^iedataze (left) pastopz«ddaat end ft d|Mctar of fhe o^isalaa-','
; ht^ iirtroan^Mr. VanL Hwijr B*cat (cMtM) aetod as praddant
^ ^ ahwooa of :«KS^!aiaJ| ;X«f^. SCUKVII. A* *|»», j^SJ**^-"?**''.
Ge^userl 3td vibe^Mv andlM apFioHairtr*'
Q>hato by Oscar'* Studio)
CHINESE WALL
IN FREEPORT?
No Merger For
Baldwin Schools
With Roosevelf
Baldwin Board o( Education
president Henry R. Bang has
been notiflfed that r'ep/resen'talives
of the Hoqscvelt school district
met Saturday (februnry 19).with
members of the iSta^ Ediiieation
Depiartment arid were toldIthaV
the Coihmlssioiier of Education
^ouW^hOt';' « ^ f f ;BV|i«i[eivtC;fe^
ti|ir'j^istrlj'ts,;'^Sj^:/"(»M^
••'W'e'aifc;glad & jeam • tfe*''Mh
Bang commentedj/; "Froip. the
staleinent, it-ap^ars /fhat the
cinsoiidatlortl^iie is how closed."
Guait Editorial by IRA L. CAHN
Publitber, Massape^a Post
Ot all the idiotic idcus.thnt have eomij. forth Jn_ recent.ycani,..
the..proposal to convert Sunrise Highway, into a-1 Wane- super-ex- •
pressway. Is the worst,
According to the plan offered by the Long Island-New England,
Bridge Study ComTOlttco, the elevatod atructure would bo about the
height of the LIRR elevation. It would extend from the Queens-
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VILLAGE & LILCO
Village AFVoih+s
Commissioners
Mayor.Robert J. Sweeney and
the Board of Trustees,this week
annonnced the appointment of
Peter-Bivona ia- the Municipal
Boani Of Water and Light Com-misstoners,.
Mr,, Bivona replace?
Fred'Howard ivlio recently re­signed
his position. _
To (III a vacancy on the Board
of Sewer and Sanitation Com­missioners,
the mayor and board
of trustees appointed Allan Bern-hardi--.,--,,,
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BliiSS IM
mSM GUESI
-DonaJ^S, Katz, program chair­man,
announced tha^t Wlitlim
.Kretae*. Pres, of Hantani Match
'Coflf. (»)< /iieepbrt, wlll^^bf the
gucat^aker at the Chamber~of
Conjinerne weekly luncheon to be
hell! "Thttrs,, March 3, 12:30 p,in.
at the ,Sea Breeze Restaurant.
::Sovernor'Se+s- •'V^•^
Eye Donor Week;
The pcruid of March 6-12 has
been deai(»naled by Governor
Rockefeller HS "E!ye Donor,Week"
in a proclamation lauding the
eilorts of the Lions Clul» ol
New York Swie to stimulate the
Eye Bank Fimgram' as meriting
"wide apprecpitfon."
. Asserting Lions Clubs' activi­ties
in thJ5 domain "merit^wJde
apBredatfoij/'.the Governor, said
"their concerted eSforts to athn-ulatftthe
EyflJpwkJPro^snun are,
umiu&tlonably, M preat help in
this humane cause."
rtaeyd iaiap'jjeinerit.ovei- a now el^tric iwwfl'f contract after ap-proxlinately
three rodnths'of negotiations.' ...iV'v -
Mayor Robert J, Sweeney signed the no«f 5?y'ear contract which
was I'negbtiatei between Supt.LudivIc lOTig of the Freeport Muni­cipal;
*Eleclr^fc^:UtlUtl*s^-Dopt.•'and•v.—--T~-'--"T•-^ • '
the LILCO officials.
It ia reported that the new con­tract
will save the Village of
Fi-eeport approximately $40,000 to
$S0,000 per year. It will become
effective April 1, 1068. Mayor
Sweeney announced that the new
"Interchange agreement" would
innate closer working relations
•ind cooperation between Freeporfc
and the lighting company.
The new contract was signed
pn Monday, Feb. 28, after being
unanimously approved by the'
Board of Trustee.?. It ended a 3-
month haggling oyer the Awmer
new contract proposed by LIL­CO.
The old contract expired In
December , ipOS but LILCO ex­tended
its working orrongmcnts
during these negotiations.
ROMEIM AND GORDON
Mffl NARI30TIC4RRIST
BOB GORDON JOE mOMEIKA
Frccport Police Dept. Ace Detectives, Bob Gordon and Joe
Romeika, made another sensational arrest Inthek .wai- ngainat nar­cotics.
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This time they arrested Joe Nathan Bailey, 30 years oM of 44
Grafting Hacc, Freeport, as a suspect fop poasessioniOf herirtiiond
a hypodermic needle. It was re­ported
that the suspect allegedly
uses 5 bags a day personally end
l8,b<:ijig; checked' further for a
poBsible'charge of being a jnisher.
' He pleaded guilty l^fore'Judge
Harold" Strohsen to 1st District
Court and will he sentenced at a '
lat^'idate.
Detectives Gordpn and'i||jOrMlk«
are credited with making B nor-'
cotic arrests In the past It tnoaths.
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