The-Leader_1969-03-06

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33rd Yoar- No. 46
BALDWIN MERRICK
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FHEEPOHT, N. Y . TROHSDAY. MARCH fc 1969
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>JEWS& VIEWS!
BY i
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N. Y. ymtpaptr Krfiortm Aiao. M
National Preii Syndicate • 3
Listed to Eddie Visit on WHLI ' 1
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MOTHER NATURE WMENS
The seasons change in Maich as the globe rolls around.the sun.
March brings in sprinRaVd ends the winter. Spring in the north-cip
half of thp worid begins with the vernal equinox, which almost
always occurs on Match 21. On this day, the-sun rises direttly.in the'
ca.st and sets directly in the west, so that the length of the dfljri.tf
rxactly equai Ui the length of the —•
night. " •
March '.an b6' both ivintry and
springlike. Cltuitecy, wii dy," days
occur o3'fr-.-qucntly ps n»iiJ, sun­ny
dayj.
In the Northern Hemisphcx)>,
m^ny aninuls and plants-awnken,'
or come.' to lifo again, during
Mni-ch. Sap .flows in the trees.
.'ind green buds begin to appear.
The flj;?t pussy wiljows ond wild
fteW(itB-"^eiDr'~ TKT ^•roqni!t-*'ift'*;fBff
woods. ' -
.Most frogs lay their eggs. Iti-bcrnating
animals such as beats
and wooddiitpks teara their win-tM
sleeping.places. Wild- geese
and ducks begin their northward
flights, ' • • - . • • " , . '
•*• PBICE? HVE CEKTS PfiH C0|»Y
In March, people begin to look'
for the first i-obin as a sign' that
spring really has come; Early
songbjrda appear.
The Book of Ecclesiastcs in th'e
Old Testofltitnf reads,, Vld evejy
thing thcM is a seiison, ond a tline
to every purpose under the
heaven: ., ., ^
'"""^'^tifno to be br,m.-ahd a time
tq die; a ttm-* to plant, and a
time to pluck up that which Is
planted." _ ,
March is a tinve to be jMini and
a-time -tQ :plaipt, as it ^ m s i he
earth ItccU Is-beb)^ reb^im.
Gentry Sues Good
Government Party
For $1,500,000.
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I Oakley .Gentry, Jr., widety-known attomey and legat counsd-
'tothe JncorporatedVlUatfo of Fiwport, on Monday; March S. l i k .
hMtltuted ^ libel suit for a total of $l,3(»,000 agaiiit the oRkftw ^
•diMctors of the recently formed-Good Government Party ofTt^^R^fC
.The libiel »ult 'is based .upon a 'etrewlor rtwntly- Isaued \isi^
^ ^ .Government Pwty In ltd «Kht,to un^at Mayor IWbeirt J!
;e\»«Scnoy and;the Village P*rty:,A(!LwJjil»jtt|i«on. ' ', ,- ;
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the; JtsibticrMi^ W«tid)r,l^-Shoipi)i
B?-3V}5»si»tffWil£jNf(Yi,,.was iwajA-IB4,
tlHr-Jf9vy:AehTev9h;tenti M e^
with--Centba^ ,,V7f< av»T*ng. cw^i
rijoni^B in Vleta^m;* - "•
He' was cited' ilopVoutrtttnding
Achlevemeiit.while'eerving'.ds Ra-di<
»'Operator-with Owtpsny B,
Fifth Reconnaissance ' Battalion,^^
/{Continued on page 11)
i^: .'BV-ai^iitr^riCKfslc:'
U eeetns 1o -be a characteristic of.the '.fgood govemtnenr jftetr -
that ithejr clon'Mmow whem-io -OiSp'in nukbkg.'thciir p«mpal|Hr irtat*^ •
metlts.Ht;)s one thing,to be'tlrDng ond/.p«fclUVe;-Bttt'4fi''qttH<>ao-other
to Itt ifieasiyt, fleceitful andllbelous. TJieir 'IGuUldtineff t«iai|^
iiig was pffottivft, 'aiB)xr"sR<X^'jcb'>.piuilM, wen>;'ttei!!eitl«l.'^ Ali<l*»Jr''
tabloid;heade^ "My?t«By p*:6weeney^|/Tw'o'MJMlng,Appt8S»W,'^ii -
jiUeg*^ t» bi libelous by'VfllagO'Counsel Gentry'aw. niV'jnbUttscl „
Mr; SteinZ -•;'•' •-- '' / -" ' '';:,.. ', ^.. '''' •'•;"-'"''•-"/ \
At ^ .Village ,Board Mietitini Mon^^r' ^l^ht, ,March hri; %.- .
lagoCouhsel Gdotry'.annotiTiccd ihathe was,bringins-a'sult iat liM .
against the' Good'Ooverhment I^airtj'/ita can'didates.'anct'^lta.officenL
-Mr. Centiy. toId.,tbJi .writer'after tlie meeting that 'all ofllcers wcnila
be served 'With supboenas except the Parly's two counsel who' AM
technically not.t-egardcd as principals, an'd'Mr, JuIiU^ Gerxof wH*
'(Continued on jjBge.8) • -> .
Daniel McNamaza. Jr„ (center) mayoralitji' candldslo ol Iho -
Independents for F^eepori. discusses « campaign statement with
James E. WDUer (left) and Philmore Schiff, candidates for tiuiilee,
(Fhoto by Aliui Bier
Church Sponsors
Candfdafes' Night
The Church of Tran'jflguration
will sponsor a Candidates Night
on Sunday, March 9, at 3'p.m.
; Candidates for Mayor and 'VH-ioge
Trustees from Independents
for .Freeport, Good Government
Party and Village Pai-ty will
speakv All are w^come.
Baldwin School
Notice
A copy of the Baldwin School.
News, monthly puWipation'oi the
Board of , Bducation'. has been
mailed - to all residents of the
school district.
If you have not received your
cc^y, please call 2^-4470 to have
your name put on the mailing
list.
BOY S9OUT TROO^ 2GS; sponsored by the ^pa'jroUna Atkinson PTAr demonstralss hobbstov)*'
cookery Ifor Baymond H. Malone, Good Government Party oudidala for. May or* .The damonstra-'
tion twik place at Romevelt Boeeway as part of rlHo reciint "This, Is My' Country" Seoul Cayal' '
csda, Mr. Malone cpnunendcd Scoutqies^z 8{d„Cp)liA and tli« sp'cmson cf'iha Troop. "Thaza is'
no more worthwhile sccompUsbnwnt than.'mniiing, with the TOtt&;«^^JE)^](,comlttnnil;s'^ta.Ii^{14
tine adults," he mid.'I.(>ft'torighti AdelpbusKeUf. MIeba«l Chanwtl/O^'XMU. iCliiU^HaitttS;
Mr. Malone, Palsr P«la«iade«,'Jay GRrHson. EdmrdDadf, KeyiaffatilsoniRuftis JCeUy and Jelt^
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