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60th ANNIVERSARY FOR GIRL SCOUTS: Attending the Gift Scoiit Week (March t2th thru t^th) Prodamation ceremony were:
Robert J. Sweeney. Mayor Viliap of Freefiort; Mm. Frank E. Paturzo, Junior Consultant & Press Representative Freaport Girl Scouts;
Miss Lydia Alpae, representing Senior Girl Scouts, Freeport; Miss &isan E. Paturzo, of Cadette Girl Scouts, Freeport; Miss Noetle Flanagan,
for Junior Girl Scouts, Freeport.
ViUage Party Rejects
IN Main Street Plan
At a closed meeting of
the Village Party Friday
night, a membenship vote of
57 to 3^ rejected Mayor
Sweeney's plan to rezone
North Main Street, Apparently
fearing Sweeney's proposal
to permit the erection
of six story apartment
houses, the Mayor was rebuffed
in tWs important
issue, by some of the same
men who have helped keep
ill „ office for the
plan to seek reeJection,
stated after the meeting (hat
he will continue to support
the redevelopment plan.
"Something has to be
done to North Main Street
and it has to be done immediately,"
Sweeney maintained.
Returns of a mail questionnaire
indicates public
support of the redevelopment
plan by a margin to
3 to 1. A public meeting on
the plan has been scheduled
for Mar. 20th at Village Hall
Realtors License Revoked
New York Secretary of State
John P. Lomenzo has announced
I he revocation of the licenses of a
lAmg Island real estate broker
and two of his salesmen after
having been found guilty of fraud
and fraudulent practices in obtaining
an FHA-insured mortgage
for a one-family house in
Hempstead, L.I.
The revocations, Lomenzo
said, are part of a continuing
crackdown by the New York
Department of State on
fraudulent practices by licensed
real estate brokers inyolving
applications for mortgages for
small homes by the Federal
Housing Administration.
After a hearing Lomenzo
directed that the licenses be
revoked, effective March 10,
next, of Dennis Rappaport,
representative broker of the 4410
Fourth Avenue Realty Corp. of
W2.. South Franklin Street,
Hempstead, and the ^5-Ql Fifth
Avenue Realty Corp. of 225^1
Linden Blvd., Cambria Heights,
Queens.
The revocation order also
(affected the licenses of two of
' Rappaport's real estate
^satesmen, David Brendei of itns
Sheepshead Bay Road, Brooklyn,
and Samuel Glass of 54-40 Little
Neck Parkway, Little Neck.
The complaint involved an
•alleged concealment by the
respondents of their lijzense
.status when they engaged in a
scheme to purchase a one-family
house at 112 Harvard St.,
Hempstead, which had been
listed with them for sale at a low '
price of $16.(KM.
It was charged that Mr. Glass,
without disclosing that he was
employed by the Rappaport
brokerage as a licensed real
«iiale salesman, contracted to
purchase the Harvard St. house
for $16,000 when in fact he had
another purchaser waiting to.
purchase the property for $^.000,
Testimony at the hearing
further disclosed that Mr.
Brendei, also a licensed real
testate salesman, signed a con-<
tract with Mr. Glass for $23,000
and then used the contract as a
device to obtain an FHA mortgage
for $2L500, out of which the
original owner, Texas U. Connor
received $16,000, Mr. 'Glass
neceived $5,500 and Mr. Brendd
obtained title to the premises fa*
income purposes.
GOODIES GAi.ORE;Mayix Robert J.S«taiii^ Bakery, 84 W. Merrick
Road, Freeport vviyie a laitie group of well wlihers look on. Left to riiiit: Dorothy Gordon, Secretary to
Mayor Sweeney, Llltiin Gaylor, Frosident of the C of C Ladies Auxiliary, Bill White, Tnittee for the
Villags, Judge jCharies C. Mehrmann, President of liie Chamber of Commerce, Vincent Leotta, and
Diane Leottai, owners of the Holly Bakeiy, Mayor Sweeney, Andy Sarricchio, bakeiy foreman, Osvaido
Bianef^miliam Gtylof, V l n Praikliiit of tiie Chamber ami Joe OiOaiinarOb
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| Title | The-Leader_1972-03-02 |
| Subject | Newspaper |
| Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin. |
| Creator | Linda Toscano |
| Publisher | L & M Publications, Inc. |
| Contributors | Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716) |
| Date | 1972 |
| Type | Periodical |
| Format | PDF; TIFF |
| Source | Freeport Memorial Library |
| Language | English |
| Coverage | United States |
| Rights | This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info |
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