The-Leader_1978-11-23

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FREiPORT
BALDWIH
ROOSE¥ELT
MERRICK
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EISEMHOIER PARK
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.43td YEA1,NQ.30 FREEPOIT, NEW YORK, NOVEMIER J3,1978 / P 1 I C E 2 § ' P E R COPY-New
Envirohihenfal Low Reviewed
g Spec/a[ Heor/ng Outlines
I New VillagB PncBdums
'• FRB^HT - "He vQlage is ta geaet^ airea^ ^mplftag with the
new SUte Invironn^tal Qwli^ Revtew Act. wiMt wem Into effect
November 1 of this year, the majority'of speakers at a social meeting
of the Board of Trustees noted Monday night. Mayor wUliam White
tad artwiged the S §m m^ing, whU felloi^-ed » brief regular third
Mcmd^ of the ^oath' Bo»d
meeting. .
. Present for the.session, which
was cdled to espte^ the new taw
and the way'tte vQlage ^uld
.0imp^ wtth it, were twe mem*
bers of Raymond, Parish, Pine
andWeiner. the vUlage's plan*
^ g a ^ ^ : Jaaes Dueae, tiie
vpiage% J^redw. wi ^^m>!c
I>eveIopment; members of tfie
. village's Planning Board, Zoning
Board vi Appd^, .uid emten*
taenM"Comn^^»i-stitf tmm
si^iicant effert on the qua^
of the environment. Conceivable
that could isdude a^thing from
buUbig a dmner OB « ^ ' { M i ^
house on. a two'h^se street
to the. construction of .a 1,0000
'roomliotelt
.toivite i ^ climWed into Urn
^fm Ty^"-n,"w»d« has "^te
or no signffieant effect - on Ae
environment, and" therefore
w^d' n<tt require • a fuU ^
^anmenM • impa^ ^tea^tt.
vmrngrOtOts rfTice; Wage- CMcdvably,. the mtrh^f
Counsel; the SuperintendenU of house's dormer would wroe an-
Bundfa®s and Ehatridtys the der this headuig^However,
cause it was tbe night of a sched- '*»^ 'n*** *« application and be*
tT'B A OATE and Mayor William White will lie ^ ia la clearly keep track of the days and weeks in 1079
on enar hta wall or pcttBl Qiri ^ j u l calendar. Bepiwen^tlvca of Freepn'a Girl SRiut troop*; and
th^r leaders, met with tta Mayor rmently at Village Hall to prt»ent Mm with hU 1179 Girl ieiut
Calendars. Both the wall and pocket style are«lrrently on sale at^:^ each. . -•...• • '.
Bjiimm
Have To Pass flew competency T ^
H^EPQWr:' The revised legetts compettl^ i^tiog program was
« the maii'subje^ of presea^ion m^ discus^in at the November 15
school board meeting-at which board members and school, personnel
. far doteumbered the eight p«iple IB ^audiene& -
. Jai^.Ungual"; Assteaat to fc Supeitatendent, wffined fte
.change in the t e t ^ f^giam
.-• and rocplained - haw - tbcf y.iQ
'.jVffife^ graduations xeqdz^Kots
•..-s fittpm^'aodMraeh^^ieot'
. ;? pf.-1fl»..'ptbpc«^- new:-feitiiig
l^r'pnwtaai was pnnted^ in- last^
" .-I2.*' to mtmaiyi "tte- New • toA
'*:.State K»xd of Sege^/has
: ->> deddedaiittoeztendeompetaocy
»#r'-:^e$^^'MO'att^_ areas m siady
''^^§i lUd.'tisen tsmkAd 'as 1ate-as
•'•^Tliast/3m«^-[v4i^iie»d tiB-^'Tdvra.tho^ ^ey i ^ baye USsm
}i>,»^opolMw"cm^>ebncy^*s-fai->*ad'.passed .'some'rCGn^etane^
l ^ . t e a ^ o f t^*«."w^WMid>»t».atoi%,' win tawto'ifl*
-CjuA^ars..1ii'.iKw.'^fa iriO ' wdpaaAaew^^biffitelp.
t i ^ ^ i e a t ^ i ^ a'
al^ough Freeport High School
1as-bwi» tugh s^bocA matfie*
;.maacs-:i^pfemetf ,^K a Mg^
'! IVny student'seek&i'g'a diptcnSa
bl^Dte ^Juae, 1981, will qna£^
•te p a s s ^ te ca^»)i oom^tei*'
. If tets; ^ ^ n i a g , ^ » 1,:I%1,'-
aqf- ttB^date fat gradaa&m
. most take..-and pm. .the new'
Iwrnt^etmiif tests; f^.-nlma,
* tfm.' -the. -.preseift ^^wnicK^t-t.
-'^ni^ sdKiDi d^k^a after Jmie i«
t ridStwl^ a t t ^ l e ^ «teoth
• "•gTMBiMfinglBSW* — i",, . .
: ". '(S9«M-prnm-ft iSiSpB^,-
..Kiw Yotk Sttte sAool systems
-, <'win^a^'ov» from the dd set
I • "rtioo'lB *B nB» ^ t o a i ^md-
- ards.'The major., caiiie^m
cbaayie under the new standard
; is te B^iireD^a.of om.aait of
' vow empIetioD of e i g ^ grade
• ; . itnathematies was student for
;; I •'gra^^nundtf^tesfi^ards-.
. p«daj|K-'...
.. Fieeport.- Supeiintendent' pfj_
„ Squids ".D^uld-.Co^tewJ notedt~
;;^mpeiii^.<testi^lRB''tiw'^-' '
.-gents' Rspoosfs to .die'"back to ^
l»sics" movement, in/effoift |a'^
^ o d a i ^ te'hi^ Moot ^ ^ i > I '
ation. Fieepottsdoc^tookdi^-
.- a^on in 1970. he said, .and in '
' l»^ing fmi tfae'**Mng'«e«« '
* rf 'cm AMmi ««e -fki^^
• i^avity-rad wcjcUng against Ae
.^trend, ;while .other dtstzicts'-'
J i i «••-.• - tG^tt. on V^s 12)'.-; s: • , •
leeStotingRlhk
: Plans Reopening
f^^PORT - The outdoor \m
sM&&% nxik A the' ^eepott
Reomtfon C^ier wffl op«
for the season, this Saturday,-
Nbvendier 25. weather permit-tkg;
tt.is net possibfe to hdd
arndid Im Smmg Urn warn
temperatures of the past few
weeks.
'AUe s^Ams wS be hM
•Iw^ia^,. 1^4:30 pn and
7:^-M0 pm; * -^cm^Aief*,
3:30-5:30 pm; Thursdays,' 3:30-.
5:^'pn m& 7-M4i30 pm
•Krt^,. • M0a:30 pmt.' 3:30-'
-'". .(C(mt.onP^9. • :",
'.'^lierofOBQiiictce s^tets :
dajr-Fesfival Parade wSl
nmetOm S*(tte.iwByi--."!
-'oos^;' aandtuiced.-Jiatitit^.
-date), doe' tojtbe'fief ^|
•• toat-'the snsical'n^Rib-. "ij-
'.--lig xaS^- mmM' 1^. im-,
ibie to attciid: We took
fe^Arazd'to spawsB^S ^'
U^etmai hetme ^iade
lor the' hofiday iKi^on,
uled public meeting.
Bernard Buller, itf Ra^iAd,
Parish, %e and Weteer, de.
scribed . the law's procedures,
whose &nction is to weigh all
envhroimental &dors l^me a
govammmt or mty ei its i^eUes
am t i ^ any araim or approve
any actions' that woold ba^ a
come aware of the impact on Oie
envftonm^l. • • . .
.".For T ; ^ I acti'^tta a revirav
pi^%ss is ni^ssaiy ^ a u s e th^
are those, deemed to have a
slpifficant tapact oa Ae envtoa-
0 ^ 1 . If Urn ioai ^vemmeai
agency ' .requires additional
(Coot, on Page 12)
\t-^
-Iveftf^a A tM^itt fmtm ^ ^ a n w ^ n : mismMly "^tamed** bA
^the.||^^rtnmIlep»atfitsaimid«iMla^'witN'Rffiaii c^^a-
: tion m Trudn'tSampanfB Oiur^ -UrMt .fflnmouse. fltoiong taw
present when Mayor WlUiam White handed the kisys to ee-Captaln heo
Fring,'tiie 8 7 1 ^ young mteran (tf'ttie;(te^rtaient; ««ra 0. to r.)
: CaplM mi l ^ r t n oi m Hre Mfce; £1. ^ a ^ Orteii Fire Mto;
.Sgt^Twianca Rdl^, B n Mice;firt^ M^orWhit^'neepwt nre
Department Otfef W^ter Monesfera; FIrit Depu^ Oilef Dorald
l Mauersberger; Third, pepiity- Chief John Comtn; 'and - Chaplain