The-Leader_1978-08-24

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NEWSPAPER
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43fi1flAl.No:if M^POIT, l EW irORK, ATOIIST 24. I f fl P l I C H 5 f P S i l » f 1 f
Pros & Cons Of Two Guys
Bilingual Cuts Village Board States It
WS^^QM- • ISpta of 'a F-Qwmrs Dlmount Sfore-':
pe^ta imlestmg«ae Adna-
.-tioa of. UadergartetfTtti "first
''grade bilingual (Spaolsh-Eo'glish)
.'classes.in the Freeport School
EKstriet have been mailed to New
' .YoA ' ttte ComoteiffliR. of
• Eitm^St Ik. GoMta tebach.
'' »df|^ented to tte load &ard
'. oflUi^mand s c b ^ & A t .
'' Ontfeelfementatysdiool level.
bilingual classes had been offered
• tMs past year in pie-lmider-ga^
rUadeigartenr-ii^,-fi|th—a^i^^pjSSert mm:
u i t&A l^des; ^ ^ i ^ «ete <- • . .
^ ^ nfMeA -on te ietiaadaty
I^^^ORT • "T«w &^" or not •*Tire Gu^" was Bwe ef the qucs*
tions'at the long, well-attended VQlage Boud of Trustees meeting
Monday night, August 21. More than 70-persons were !n the room
duHng the public meeting session of the Board although Kime of them
had ra^ to fok fu^teis or voice mt^diAs abotf et&m matters.
lot wms^ of those pti^ent were
them, tf not to spakt m tost to
Qslea to the Boa^ of Hwttees •
answe^ to queries on the sale of
some 12 acres of nllage-owned
land in Bennington fA to-the
T" i T i N ^ ^ f i i h Qn th» mt^ioKV^^C^m Sfriiel.lHfflW pm w"!
-soon b» occupying'Bnd49eathe nuiviaiparneraa of ilSjComlRuiucatlons.
The Tirih; hir«l by-Hmtsday.'.ls-pradimhg's docummtaiy' on° "Ijong
Island al the Crossro{da..?'FfM)iBri%^Qi|atiadI^ pfMrem will be
.' featui^ In the film i s an m # # . t o a.yiRuig mrrtod coupli*! n ^ for
affonttlf ,haialn0..TlwillinMH be'a^^WM afree Km I^ia from'
Hwm^. M UiB'.end-of "^io^r, -Ttw EMiffli^'Whb. induA ywr old
-3asoR~«rtll m laay^tffm snnft-apartmanf In a two^fainiif iei^'in
Freeport,'Iho'village In w^ldiMH. Drew grew up^ . . - ' -:.
V i i l M ^ WUI BflhOn TV
• G«H}OI"PfY -;-Ri^rt.|*l be tto ft»s-rffour-'WlW#aiAN-
"Nl^ll'^^asfs In'^ieaiS^wfieB-'^^^lp'FreeiwIt** Amines'
the raB^m%'s past ami p ^ n t . and Msm •' look at ite fttoze.' The
long'blmd Public TdoMon Station-nffl A' five-minute **Ocse-up"
programs on Tuesday, September 12;-Wednesday.'September 13; and
Thursday, Septetnber 14; at 3;55
on te
• ^ peffion. v<^ 4P:.^gna-i
tiues...('.deinands" tlat ^ame^-
ate teinraitraient of kinifeigaiten
.Xaad-JBnt^^ade''cis^^i*<t^'''the.
' . ^ ^ te^ef'by-Bw^ fc';the;
'-fi&.iii>.fears.Jb^'^^s had
:. b^atobyearaaifiie'&ttict
• has not j e t dedded to piit uip the
daises.. ' ;- ..J-
• The peddons went to Ambach
a^Qi^»ted by a leAef.d^ml J!y:
',> -f^M^sMent H ^ s B ^ ^ 'as
' ]^^UittftheFire^fft%>Blsh
: ' f m ^ = Mssocii^^..-;ft^. is
—Mm «: jiember -of • ^ ' Nassau
(^onty-wlde Bilinguad Advisory
Council and the ^eepbrt Bilui-
-' gmdTask Force as wett as a past
lA^A^viduiiteer tra^rtm* for
tte n M a and tM.mB&m of two
^Hmi " .atten^^
pm; ^ d ^ ^ n at 10:^ p». llie
three pn^rams wQlbe eoitfsed
in'a tel^nt on'Fri^, Septam-b
w l S t a t f p a . ••• "
Hie eommunity's. Msto^.
cuirent^velopments and activi­ties
in" business, cultaral taid
otber'fl^as arefplanned as sub-
•jeds. of. fie lelecas».'.lle-.-TV
c a i ^ » u ^ »ews wffl te^^ftig
sui^. Mo^e^mthy I ^ i m as
"The Nautical KBle,*'^the. Free-port'
K^irical Mnemi .'.the.
Fz^pist MaQ-'-and'lte l ^ ^ r t
R^^S^FCenf^;'" Goaninlty'
leaiep m i other K ^ t e ^ will
betoter^ewed. -' --
'.."CltKC-up; Freeport" is the.
fifth, in the series of WUW/21
p n ^ ^ ^ focusing on, onttinhi-tim
mi £sng .Island. .AiA» tills
ft3i»t.'onP^"lt|" .• ^ -
pubieUooIs.
B>r«wral weeks, the Spamsh
' Parents ' Association had re-.
' quested meetings with tbe,school
t(CQnt.cmP^l^ ' '! .
- /m te.questid».»ii.u»wers-
«mraad>i^r>o dli'tfie,^tening
aa^^w..and ap^^mm ^ ^m to'
pusctete'th^vsentenme; ..Each-r'sideVJiadJis
fans/The Board.:
Tii III I iiii ii^lMiMHii'iii I niiiillji
'MA.:raE|. poStioi|i>»..,«Wed Jby.
.'^A^HlBiam' .^^.'.Ott-'fthe
%^ ai% §ot tkn^Uge, fte en-ffii
•etamimify..Ja''n9.:pesent
pto^Mbefbre theboa^.'*
: -. Some of -those • present. THE
LEADER was. fol<l> were idem-
.bees ei' -d^c -^o^i^zations
^^mme^A'-- in -'COCA -{Coundl
tfO^ A»)ciationa|, but ttd not
me^mxSk- •• -tepmrnii ~ -their
".^iM;>30n'y •-•*». "Undents
.w^xmSy questiraol Ae Board
about the 'Two Guys"j»op<*al;
ttarry. Folladc 'and Jen ^ovidc.
wte - am mesdi^. ^ -^Stearns
^^ ft* Gvlc . Aawd^ffls. Alan
r^^riSS—^*§^ r ^ i - T S V ^ ^ - Tll^«nianf
a i ^ - ^ t o r aaA ^M>pffisident
i r f f c Freeport. Cteaber of
Commerced. •' .'-•'~'t "••
Ken Ba^telfe and'fCay.Benda,
pr^^its of norttiwest Civic
AsKidiion and TASCA.iespec-tfye%,.
M&ed if a »eeing could
be c i m ^ b&m^ GBmA and
the Hayor. WhMe-s^ed to a
meetbg to.be held b'eforte the
public heating. " -
-—Pallgfk.Mid. IbsnU^.qi
'zevenim'and i A ^ ' ^servlca.
- Ott mMA- be vm^mes -^ the*.'
ymsK^:.v^''w^., to. "T*ro
' G o y a ' . " . - • • . - . : • • • . , - ; • * ' ? » ! ' -... .'•• ••
White did not have all the .
T'-sp^^cnswas? "tifec«»e;'-her-'
•'smiSi^eitbe^^i %UKS nor
;. d&ltfldfaigpUM«^eoaiplet&<
^.^ittlSzed.' *yme Sup," -to
aId,'iH» l o d k ^ i ' ^ ^ nrisb to '
pani»e. the &Ac 12 acn»
. fbr which the .village would
receive appradmately SI million
i»'putdiase priw. The price,
. i e . MM^ would be ta^' opoa - '
. . Am appraise ^' prtessional
- ' a f ^ ^ » r^mnKaded by '
"•into. ". " • .
. Write also ezpIiAed that the .
.only Mrvices be aaddpated. the
^nage would have to supply
wi»U be sewen. Tlie department.
s t ^ irauld ps^ tm'M Own elec-
"l^^"~ana • •slatef" wliW7~^i~"
r^^of added, tfie**i^ge.. is
'rmpMt of s u ^ ^ g . " He al^
' notra that fire and police ser--
vices; as in any area, woidd be
Stolen Car Or Sfplea Motor?
iesidentsOf
Northwest Area
' •,^k_|pr .Help.""^'.
" .^^BraBT>--J^toiili'.mucii
rf.tte pidilic m^^ig iFfi»^%1k
lagi Board qf ^ m i l ^ fiiis pas^
f "S
. i^^^lKT •'Locd.pdi^'be-.
(»me enAffiUed in k 'e^ &st-w
^ InvoMig-ei^»- a'-iMen
' .car; a s t ^ ^ outbi^ri mete'or
f pof^Iybotb- . • . - : - •••
== -H>e-uicaenfT>eganeariy-^Coesfe-»
^^dmrjaormng._AogustlS,jMRee-^ the-trunk,.was a
•..ptBtJPo^ Sgt:~&^m-was
ue'«id &^ Street. Itoioi noash-
^ iatB a ttee," the » f - m s aSsan-
^ s ^ and' l o c ^ . . M- tanki
however was yM s^&: and.
ligiiHg.atthe rearofJ& vehide.
Ami
:t»tto^^ rWoodd*:liw»iBe.-
'-S^dbg a Of weaving ^o^-tfie-
Taanow stteet wttb i^.-Ank'
-fid ^lea,; Sidlhran b^me sus-
Vpidous and gave diase.
'HfSe.car, a 1970'Ford,.,im-'
m^iaftely picked < up speed,
swung* into Adams Street.
s v i t eU eff its fights and,^-
af^^y^ en Miner A ^ u e .
lira minutes later, at I2S4I am.
Sulflvan dame across the taa .at .wUnfMonately, the^s^had been
the intersection of Nassau Aven- - - jCdnt. oh Page 13).-
oulteaid motor.-Ici p(wec.c^les
a ^ ^ i ^ to have*^^ mt.frith
•p^KS»"" "•• . ;,."*- ," ". > •
" !%e.Mnutc>rp^rt..-M'Stee-pirt|^
eeheadqu»^ra,« report ,_,_.
of a. stolen car came-fpspr the-.-^, .^™s^_ uhcoveim
phone. The pomplainant, 3-22- ""
year old Freepoiter finng in the
Woc^^ft Canal nd^^^ood.,
sta|ei.,tet he and a ftted had
» i ^ ^ at the 741 Stee on South
Gf^"S&eet to buy d^aettes.
Mond^ night, August 21,. was;
spent in. a discussion of - '.Two
OBjp" -discount. • d^urtment
^ ^ , sMe of ttet^ce ^an'TO.
^ 0 ^ «Ao att^^'Ad'eome to
'a^»^er'm«iew.""-" • 7 .'""
(X--0CWP from tte nrathwest
^vfllage—lmxight
pe&ioa with 55 si^atures-toi^
tiipgadrriequ^fi^^aaiSiiT
' p^l^na m' thdr ^^x* n^Bik and;
'maei.Mmh of P » B A 'Avenue '
frnd Oe'petititra Md e^^tained J
^g^e^^\textam^m^tbage '•
garbage'
cans, parking on fnmt lawns,
and harrabsinent by youths who
tKe'.tte street as a pa^ageway
&im..tfie' nnfeai^ EOR and
W ^ 'DegMmrat - proper^
is..Wber parts "tf te village."
"We object,", tob said,
(Cont. on Page 16) '
VltLABERS £»NATf BLOOD, l i ^ WlHam WWto l«J^««ntina«ll
"ef muildpai emplap^ to the Inlw4^in% Blood ^ R * M In Bodwllle
Cwfra recenllf^Jadi year, the pmplJW^a doiato blood in Augw«
.when Ihe regioffS supply Is at m'Mmm.- White mm photograptwtf
having his blood'prejsure tested prior to donating his blood.