The-Leader_1980-03-06

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PREIFORT
iAlDWIN
ROOSIVilT
MERRICK
THE LEA BER FREEPORT'S
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NEWSPAPER
44thYEAR.No.-45. - FREEPORT. NEW YORK. MARCH 6.1980 PRICE 20* PER COPY
Another Broker Disfr/cf Residents To
Guilty Of
lllegol Practices
FREEPORT - The office of the
New Y«>rk Secretary^df State, in
an ongoing campaign to reflate
real estate practices, has^^ again
acted against a broker it has ruled
was illegally-pracficing"1ii"Free-port.
TTie Secretary's office ruled,
after a special hearing, that Dale
Thompson, a;real .estate broker,
withan pfBcc'at 95 Lockwopd
Avenue, Roosevelt, would have to
either surrender his license for
one month, or pay a $250 fine>^ :
., ;Thompson,^doing' business as
D.MJ. Enterp'risesrvlno.,'. *ct^^
im
were (Lto oKMarle HegGdus,,Girl Scout l^pepwiCommQnjl/Asn)bta77;,wa%(ABDensei
Have /fipuf fn Se/ecffOh
FREEPORT - The Boa^d of Education will conduct its own search for
^ new district superintendent of schools iiistead of hiring an outside
consultant tofind someone to replace Donald Costlow, who has had the -
job sUcel97p,Costlow's decision to retire from his post, after 32 years
in the district wasinnounced to his staff last week.' According to.Sara.
-HpDyr School Board - presidMt.^>-, ^^^^r.^^- : -••-:•'.'; - •
" 'p{«ning would be distributed to
the school district staff aiid ads'
would ,V>e placed in Newspapers'
ancirjprofessiona] journals..-.'
., ;*TT»is js'our mbsl'iinportarit job
tor nowV HoUy said; ?'It b even
far- more impdrtMV-thani the
. .The. School Board.. HoUy-ex*r,)apnualbjidgetbeduiseitsjaimfi-plained
to. THE LEADER;' has. .^catioiu ate dMpc^^aiid'mbre^ lohg^
^decided c«^8VtinM^.dua wilhY;!*^^ : ,
l»-..» «~i-. 1~-.1 -...^--. .r.-»rfc».-i»_._i U-ity gQ^Jl^i^- jj
*Vffo^^?3c^bi^^
;:?'eni»arage;inpiait Ifrom
« «leriii .Im'd'iiMrgiuuzaHOTSi^Wt|ile'"'t^8pjii^^ 1to^*woSk'ri*v*
her board had known of Costlow's'
dedsibn Vsince sometime in
January. . ' .'
Costlow who started in the
Freeport Sciiool Dbtnct and
stayed in the district, will retire as
ofMarch6,1981. ~
Jfon ChairperaonryuntorrGlf^Scdat Krlstfe Sc"^
Whiter 'f/tarilyn AlexdhBer, ToMp VServrceS'JChalrpeiVdnt'-Brown^^
-lxuisa5trant2'of J(bdiT'2£19;.'and.Girl.S(»utjpad6tte.l.eslIe.LilngVof.
Troop.23M. (For nipre Glrl^&rout Week in^^^^
KrlsifirtiJis^^Jli^^
IvRBETORT -;'A'five'bedrooiaV one-fainfir
Oce«n' Avenue.'has been; bpught .by;4heIHaie:^^Krishna -^mov^inent.
, Pruendy occupied by;.five;"<»liBafe:in6dK;'.V.tte.b'uilding e j ^ ^
will probably be occupied by singlewoinen niemben of tbe niovement;-
'...•....• _ - . - - • . - . • . . . . * - - • .- -•- -•ient;-;<>:'.i-y:::-~^
'aiithoiiJid-,;'6i»c»tibn !->wfas' Im-.
meiiiatelyreportedvtb the- Secret
ta'ry.Jof >5tate;, of- %e:i^reep>prt?
Stabilization: T^k':' Forcfc.-; • AsVa
result pf efforts, byl the :Task
Forcer the Secre|airy<if State's
officii-hai-^tOTuhed:: that no
additional .trrokerage/ofBces will
be "allowed tb'open taiFreejwtt.
. The hwtring-bfficct.?noted "'
,-shated.wtt ??5X?S^^.?'?i:^^
Ort^prcssuredtor-^'
tiiMt*^ to allow; g ^ p s tbl'mttt; a V- anipIe'ftarnSm^^
•••••- . - ^. - -• - - ;:-^w^Tviaa5gK^Ma^a|5|i^
.who isVm»rried; and;
'Uvesin^BaUvm.ve^l^i^. that-
Long, bland has .been chosen by-the
niovementas a major recr^t-
, ment ;area: The" house-.Mdllvbe;.
hometojtiipJKlii^anbfa^whd^'w^^
be ^ ^ 8 out into tli|!cpmniani^'
\o tlistnbvte liten.tiiie,~edttcate;
people aboiot- tb'eit.: moveinenti
.and stage fesdvals.'etc^ in paiks.^
'-. Theredtnii^hQ(i^;^{iessrdi.is'
' not to be>.asedjJiW;3TOrsh^,-:«l-r:
though tlus'livti>ig''n>om has been <
converted into a Temple where in­cense
is burned ^'timesa dayV ''
- Recentiy- the; Krishiiis riented^
space 'atV-tbeVrSooth 'r Nassau'
' Unitarian Ctntrch,'also on'Sontb.
Ocean "Av'feflie. That; o^e-tiinis^
use.'iRev. r'James Wen6" of tHe'
Unitarian Church explained, was
^ approved :byit^?<:hiirch.^ board.-
:Sincc ;thea the .Kjishna's ihaVe
asked'fOT .a^^jnbre C*>penrianent:
•'antogeinent.';'r4W"entivinfojn\aiL
-THE-LEADER^bn WSdayrthat
the: Unituiah' Churdi'BoanI todt'l
;up:.theVKHshM's';"riiquest^a{ a!:
-meeting on Simday .-March 2r and;
public meeting 'to get' inpuit'
notbe held.until the district wide
May 14. vote./'- i '•'••~.^' •• "<• '•'•'• 'r--'::^.,
• Two:seats on the -board...qif--
education will be filled.this Mikyi'^-
\ftm'Paibla, whose ithnwslyeair:'
term is" i<pi told THE; LEADBK^:
thatyje^ 'w.6uld s«ik'«'<kctioai:K
, _. _ . . . , -Theother positioniit heldbyiEdi';
vthe rertnction eifatejKj«rt_oil_Mi^coe-whoirfd'thicir«^
tl?eT)epfflta?3's^»^ td^assist^ -^j^ he^lus ;^ot:^yet^decided "
Qiat
in the stabilization of racially' inte-,
gratedcqmmnnitiesi" i" . :-'^J v
;*; •Thoin^tt clalinol at the hear- •
inglthatvlJemitriousr, Jackson,
owner of-b^-JjiiitUcehsei.real-;
.^estate sal«man biit nbra bjrbk»,^
Jbad assured Imahe~GaaId:opeiate ^
' but.oif-the"' Freei^^PUia:^b£Bce'r
TTie-heanng ;«Bc«Vraled; .that
The Krishna's fbrst rental of the .Tboinj»bn';shbiUd ;:havier;been
church'Vspace'lwiut [for-."a "cele-hratipn;
OT th'eir^ newr'estabUsh-'
-meni. jps-KeUeyJdeKribed it* The;
.more regular' use .of .the churdi^
that the movement sought wbuld.^
•provide .them with-a'facili^'in'
whichlihey will .offer interest(»l
individuals the Teachings of Yoga'
Ssjfety Prograanmd vePgieatanrinanieisdm .:. .. -"; .
FREEPORT ' Various pcmps
within this village are qonung to­gether
to conduct a bicycle safety
projgram, as they did in 1972.-T1ie
recent increase in bicycle riding^
due in part to mcreased emphasb '
-^ , on physical fitness as well as the'
' higher gasoUne prices. Has made.
the need for such a program
.obvious.
-The'program is designed tb in-forin
^jung and old citizens'.of,
—- Freeppit-of rules, for safe bicyde
riding, to inspect all bikes for
' p(»sible safety hazards, to
register bicycles in order to pre-,
vent thefts, and to have bike
, riders elpericnce a road test.
. Plans call for elementary class­room
teachers to inteiisily the'
CTirrent lessons on bicycle safety
to coincide, with tbe new safetj^
program.'.'In'addition, materials'
-'have V'HMnse^and; that :he,<»uld
'oiily-bperate'as-a^lff^
; Roosevelt'address at .'whkh he'.»;
' was .licens6ai\'the'',officcr, also T'
not^: that- despite ' a Hay.'.16: r.
-meetingbetwMn the Deputmnit.''
of StaterJadcsiui'imdTnbm^ni-'
, whnilit was stated thiAThqmpsbn>.-.
' was acting illegaiiy,:be"contLaued ^
his activity;' ''fiiereby dembnstia--h
,'tinguntriistworthlniess;*' !: . ' r.
• -'Village Task'Force Coordinator:>
Michael Kirwan commended the';
stiff of the J)q>ittnient.bf State •
for their cboperatibn in;the cue -.
and pledged Contiimed vigilencc':
by the Freeport task Force of an :
real estate practices affecting the...
term^.i; v^ •--.'•*;-vv^;';^:'^''''*;'';'^'
>The Bpiud has scheduled'fuQ,!
day sessibns,bn Ma/ 19;-andr20iJ
when by aapMntmentreoresentaJ^-^^^^^ ^^
tiviraot-V»minumty^git)diBSi3^
haveinpirta^Tbothe^tMiafbr;;^*^"^^
the'pjatbh: rf^Superintendiwtit"" v'\Cb$tbIow?s/f entire fcareerv in'
When hwiU be^mailcd but tibocrt?V<^
six weeli in advance tb'iffdistiia'^lns.oiMT^^
staff-' wwHatioMrr^dvicv and -; was appaiit^;aSHstMt principal
rdii^oM* »TOiK|;^ P^^
Grou{» can eithe? appeu .before ^yg*^. ^«ter:jh ',l?p5»,^.- hecamc
.the'baud orseiid a written $^ie^tP^'"^v>^- " ^ '^ :'"§^' he^ was:
in5it.f An' -^additional;- pubficT-:''named:aissistairt:siipcnntendent
ev«ming sesidoh wffl be«Kned^^^^^
aniBihddualsindotiief groups.^.'>^
;y:l^dlly;SaM^nofi<»^
from the Nassau County branch of
the Cornell Unfvetsi^ - State
Univenity of New York Co­operative
Extension Service win
be utilized and distributed in'the _»!?.::.—_*
dassrooms. Assemblies witii ex-, futiire of Freeport.
perts on bicycle safety will also be
.held. According to Doris Selob.
Assistaiit to the Superintendent
for. Elementary Education, "This
wiU be an intensive effort in the _.^-,_.
classrboms,.^/.the;playgn)ui»dsT^'~ -FREEPQRT " ' A ' "group of
Sub TejO^hers
FornffAsfi^nV
and'oiT'the streets. With the
anticipated support-of _thfr PTA,
Freeport Teachers Association,
and Village Police Department,
we should be able to impress on
the children the need^fmr care
when riding their bicydes."
Inspection, ' testing, and
registration procedures will be
scheduled' towards the. end pf' /spokesperson for the new qrj^ni-accredited
teachers who are bona-fide
suiKstitates for absent tea­chers
in the Freeport sdhobl dis^
trict /net recentiy and fondally-organized
themselves' as The'
Su/jstimte Teachers' Association
ofi'reeport.
/Concerned primarily with the
ikhool children of the district, a
sTJoi
March.
J
(Cent, on Page 5)
BETWEEN US-LAblES^ Freeport Deputy Mayor dbrothy Storm
administers the oath ot President to Angie COllin at the apnual Installa­tion
Dinner-Dance of the Village Party. The affair last Friday evening,
at Salfy Bay Y^ht Club, attracted a huge turn-out of party faithful,
friends and officIsl»to see the first woman president sworn into office.