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s t i t u o n t s ' in N a s s a u County and his re g u l a r a p - . . .pie^OTM a t “ Post, Ottioe” ; m e e ting^ tjuaiighbirt ■ Ills d l s t r t o t M been: a n ticipated by p e o p le wbo w a n t to “ t a l k w ith t h e i r G o n g reasnian.” H ts popu- la r iiy . In. th e F o u r th C o n g r e s s io n a l- D istrict is an u n d i s p u ^ . f a c t a n d - t o . f r e s h i n g y e a r h a s p r o - ;duced':.aii enviable tra c k re o o r d j l n th e H o u se. Not th e le a s t of w h ich is his p ro p o s e d C o n stitutional ; A m e n d m e n tto h a l t fo r c e d busing o f s c h o o l c h ildren. L e n t is a d e d icated CjqngreBsman, m indful of-4he n e e d s o f t o 'c o n s t i t u e n t ^ ^ d rap id ly risin g tow a rd th e ro l e of a H o u se lf£ d e r . H is reelectio n is h e a r tU y en d o rsed by THE LEADER. Memorial HER NAME WAS SUE .................................. She was my friend and yours. Even for those who never m e t ho* she was a friend, for her waimth and love of children o r any one in need was always there just waiting to be applied. 1 first met Sue on a cold d e p r^in g morning following the fire at the Freeport Police Toy project. First on die scene to give a hand, slie had a sunny p eering, ‘‘Hi, I*m Sue Harrison Lee what can I do to help?\\ 1 was to hear these words from Sue on many, many more occasions. No task was too great for her and she was completely reliable. Wesliared many happy evenings over dinner, but never as a purely social affair. Sue always had a new idea to discuss, invariably involving a plan for a charitable organization or school program. It's still difficult for me to realize that 1 shall not Iiave Sue to back me and hear her offer to help, bu t now I feel its my turn to help. Sue left four children, two not yet of school age. Tlieir needs will be great for a long time to come. May 1 ask for your support now? A trust fund is ^ i n g set up in her name and no amount will be too-small to apply to it. Please send your tax deductible check pay able to The Sue Harrison .Lee Fund c/o Mr. G. Soergel. Long Island Trust. Main St. Freeport, N.Y. If you are able to contribute clothing, please call me at 623 -9692. Eileen J. Roberts The LEADER (Started 1935) FUblidied Eveiy Thursday l^ the Freeport Leader, Inc. Nonna Braun, Publisher ' WUliam Braun, Editor Jean PBteo, Managing Editor Betty Hedy . ................. Sales Kevin Molese ..................... Qrculatioo Alan Greenberg.. ................................... SUITFhotographer Qona Smith . ............................................... Cartoonist ^ Second'daas Pottage Paid at Freeport, New York Subscription Rate: $4.00 a Year fay Mail Ihildisher reserves the right to reject, reviw and prbpedy Classify d l advertisements^ Always check your ad the first day, it appears^FuUisher responsible for one inconect insertion. HAPPY HALLOWEEN: THE LEADER uses this handsome feliow, one of many such hand painted pumpkins being sold by a young lady at the comer of Atlantic Avenue and South Main'Street, to wish Ml our readera a very Happy Halloween. We also wndi for a safe holiday with all driven being particulariy carehil of little goblins which may step unexpectedly out into the night. (Photo by Alan Greenberg) The Mailbox Dear Norma, (hir next home Football game- between Freeport and Uniondale, which is to be held at Hofstra stadium, has been designated to honor “Moms” of Freeport High Scho<d Varsity players. The Fathers smd Boosters Club have invited as their guests the Molters of the Varsity team to watch their Mns play football and also to be present^ with a cor sage Mums before the kickoff by the Clubs President, Mr. William Halvorsen. Every Freeporter should at tend our next home FootbaU game and see our players Mothers hwiored with the “Mums for Moms” , along with the privilege of seeing two fine High Schools play a real great game of Football. Lorraine Robinson Fathers and Boosters Publicity Chairman Mrs. William Walsh Public Relations V.P. Dear Editor: It is with great satisfaction I can report of screening over 350 patients. There were only three suspected cases, which were regardless of what the Democrats do. Mmally, this is beyond belid. This is as low as a candidate can get...and if this is Ae caliber Democrat running in this electicm, then woe betide the public thQr choose to serve. These same Democrats had the opportunity back in April, May and June to ask the liberal Party for their nominati(m.<AU of them signed a pledge NOT to seek or accept the nomination of any other Party....Liberal, Con servative or whatever. Instead they asked the Liberal Party to leave blank spaces on’ dieir referred to th w personal op- thalm o lc^ts fw further testing. Tlie FyMport Uons Club can be proud of ite acldevemeot for Its civic duties in hewing to detect this disease. line....in other words, they asked the Liberal Party to disappear. The L i b ^ l Party homixAted their owh t^ndidates in every instance.:^';Now, 'these same gutless'^ Democrats\ who trere afraid to speak up to thrir own leaders and ask for our nomination, are trying to raid our Party. We are asking the Fair Cam paign Practices Committee to check into this unfair campaign practice. THE LIBERAL PARTY IS NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS!!!! Faithful Uberal Party voters will vote mi the Liberal Party line irrespective of how the Democrats try to deceive them. These Liberal voters know how precious independence is....how hard we have fought to preserve this independeiue.... and how hard we will continue to to retain our inde pendence. They also know that the BEST of ALL candidates appear on the Uberal Party line. Liberal Party people are NOT Democrats. Liberals know this....it’s tune Democrats recognized it. Let the Democrats continue to fight amongst themselves....not try to drag the Liberal P arty into ttieir n ^ i. Sincerely, Herbert Carr, Qiairman Nassau County Uberal P arty 29S^368 For further informaticm call Mix^ey Portnoy 691-2885 or 1495. To the Editor: As you walk and shop throughout our Fine community of Freeport, we hope you will notice that the name (d Cerebral Palsy is frequently before your eyes-on placards in stores, or posters in our banks and in our post office. These descriptive materials are for the purpose of highlighting October as Cerebral Palsy month throughout Freeport a s part of the county wide campaign now going <m. These materials were ascer tained and distributed by Mrs. Seymour Alcabes, who is in diarge of Public Education, and her assistant M n . Thomas Fortuna. Hie Freeport Auxiliary is grateful to Heda and Barbara for their efforts, and we are proud to do what we can in helping to make the Campaign a successful one. We a re also grateful to our fine stores, banks and our post office for granting the space necessa^r Administrate, Henry Olshin of Doctors Hospital in Freeport should be commended for all the help and accomodation. Dr. Benjamin Alperin, Chief of O p ttolm o li^ worked very hard all day. and so did Mrs. Anne Trohn, Director of Nursing Education. Special thanks to Abe Hammer who helped with publicity*. We are very grateful to the management of WGBB who did a yeomens job on radio. Local publications made announcements several weeks in advance. Thomas de Vincenzo, Village Clerk was very helpful as was R u ^ l Birdsall, Clerk the School Board. Members erf the Preepmt Lions Club who helped in registrations were: Lion D. H6witz. Lion J. Beyer, Lion D. Coulton and Lion A Wiener, Special thankw to my wife, Fay, who was the anchor man all day. I wish to thank the Freeport Lions Chib fm giving me this opportunity to Chair this drive. It has been a privilege. I wish to thank personally all who helped Respectfully yours, Louis Neuwirth Chairman Glaucoma Drive Dear Sir: LOOK WHO’S TALKING ABOUT FAIR CAMPAIGN PRACnCES....Local Democratic tactics in this election have reached an all time low. Scared ^candidates of the • Mn, M W M w w e j; . w n . ^«4lUUtUdVC^ U1 IIIB to d is^ y the C P . poster. Li ^ i iDemocjr^t Party,*afrald they’U The Freeport Auxiliary would lose the election- without the publicly like , to express deep election- without the Liberal Party nomination, have Commendation which ) was Liberal Party candidates in an presented to us at our recent attempt to get the Ubmal Party membership lunriim. We were candidates to endorse the honored to accept this certificate Democrats. Legally and on behalf of the Council of C.P. technically this is meaningless. Auxiliaries. ’The Ubersd Party candidates Sincerely, will appear on the ballot O u r Frunt P a o * l a y b o r Ooorway lo N a w a o f awanr thing off Im p o rlan o a going on In o u r c o m m u n tty. ..T h a t’s U a l . Y o a a n d Y o n r ^LOC
