The-Leader_1983-01-13

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, FKEEFOKT - In Ibe first item on tfae agenda of fts weeUr. open
legislative sesskm. tbe Fietoort Village Boud ef Tnutees Voled'
anatinmul; to approve a SI63 nuIfioA 1983-84 m^ucipal budget.
Tfie bodget was aocnited as it iai been snbsutfed to t ^ board and
discassed at a pobGc bearing beld on Monday eviemng, January 3.
wilb'ese imscr deklkn. Nctiag
the/ prospective, putt^ase c( a
amipater lor the village cooa-sel's
office, the board dedded
0^ (a'aOow 'S2.000 tar tie par-
^aaseXcarpet and dnpes te tbe
'saoecfficea.- ;'. -,
[tUi boardkad ceaenrcd deci-
»oa agenda went as rapidly
(hefirstifeo.
Tbe Board ditecled Village
Coonsei Joe E^wuds io prraarc
a viDage code amendnieat deal-.
ingirithttfc hsnaafir of moKMe
suuiinousca linr""tte>«iine, Vto-. .
ijjs' itii u.iwwwa'i
COOWE CAPera. Ffe«Krt Olrf So^ti AssodaJton ehalrwoman , Braob'sU^ro^,''^.Mar-
Maria H»0«>u» (itandlog, r.).»eomp«il«J aoroo of tm i w t t to, > , j ^ had deseiaejl the jgnic-
Villag* Hall to trti Mayor ¥VnailamV«Uf««boutth« annual o»H«dj»y« ^ ^ as « feu vearl leaseTiitS
thaiSglnaonFtJd«y,wWy 14.ThoSceuta. p.tor;) ar> Domlnqua .S»_„ • - ' ^*~» ^
RacanMl. Jeanln*M»B>)lnh«fa and Mary Coloowu Bojtaa o( eocklea ; ^
Samow, TWn.Mlntt, Do-SMfa». Van'eho;. TfO*"""'Trrfolls »M
ChocnlalaCbonlu — v»J)tiig »QW «t il.75 —c^. Funda rabad
through th« cookie tales go to the Niasau Council ol Girt Seouti with
part ramalnlng In the vl)l»o» ' c ««*P «etlvltle». Jenene Suchen Is
•mae/cbfe^an: ta tfiepropMed
'S6*:ta> increase. TUa Eaaease
•brings t ^ viHage.'tax .'rate to
'S13.D6 per StOOassessed valna-
' t p o n , : -.." / - ' - . - •, .
>fcflramd talso' was the 'vied-
A denoStins bearing iViWng
witb the bcade of the old Free-port
Theatre: on Soaris^-Hi^'
way, win be beld OD.Moodi^,
Jaiautry 30, it'8 pra. T6e boilding
Once boosed a movfe t&eat're, was
ditectlng the dw-to-door sale* campelgalov theshrth year.
Baldwhr^BooriMeefs 2
TfereevTimes In Jhr^e Days
- by Joan Dtlanty
'satomatically ninted'r re­newals
at 10 year faletiri^/'
TbtrVIUage Board, «^;r:^:Si _
apparently seeing least assmr-ances
at a more ^permsnent
naiare,.«ith, ^s Msyoc WnHam
,^„. BAtDWiN - In a bosy p<9J*(iB«Jay wee*, the Bakt^ Board of Ed-neatioo
met on Tuesday, Jannsry 4 and Tbnrsdsy,'Jarraary 6 with Dr.
Peter Lyn^, princ^ of the senior lu^;scbo(j and varioas depsrt-
. cjuinnen to discnss proposals for improving cnrriccloin. Then aa
Vieinaixj, Jannary S, tbe boanl held its regolax moolhiy nweting
Vto* gi^«4>>4ealt with required. .. : .• ^^ .^.^
agend^Jteai aiijwas condoded <J««, srre^&unaaj ssvug^
. ^ a lengthy period c* »n<fi- * « ^ f » i " ' * » ^ i ^
enceV««?^»»riing there- " ^ " i ^ " ^ "3 {!"!« * ? ? S
*h2 district's S90SE cwnrrittee. • .'5»J, toidcgsrtcn, the '^^««»
Oyrr aoo residents ^attended--W>«^f«^»a4*?"=P««
- that Wednesday evetflng regnJar - "".•J'^'^^fSl"-.™--,-.*,»,..
mepdng. ahb4gb-^.ppear»v J*^^"^ « ? ^ . «^
H-' Wfcite described it, kageiity,
VrUte noted that tne stnictore
med'jot tbf dettuag of fish,
tuid talen tbe'pUce cf.a trud^-^
loading area, pos&iog that fbrti-er
down t ^ street so more space
was needed. " - •*
• MarshaU noted, that tbe de-
'(Cant.onPag«16) : -
HoifiicMe OJI -
Bedell Street
FKEEPOKT - A
rorganizatiaiL 'Lacraioe Dder,
ptyM35a et the board; explained
. that tbe regnlar taaatUy.mect-
S^btve always been coodaeted
fa] tha Bjn]!$rv.aie;u3<l.$«> ft
was not' tbe^-detire of die
.lo.repn»>B)f qoestSorts regard-
• ing reorgaaizatioa'evco thoagh a
spedal meeting. spedSeaOy oo
rcorganiratiaa, was scbednte) fee
Jsnoary \2, .at 8 ipm, at District
defices. • - .
. Once ~ agaU;' lUUUBls
. daiioed flwir c^no^dob ID the,
~'' clan askiac ^oeswos r^l^ting to .TV
qs^stnf neetihgs with. the
board/^ner-elw ques&jodi the
—icxitk dedsica-nuUng. asky
_„ tf tbe board's rote woold be
pabfic and wfiSeiTthe qoestioo
wooSd be tabmitted to Toten.
. Mrs. DeSer explained tbattach
dedsiaos ate tbe re^QosibiE^ of
tlie beard-as the''conmmaity'a
elected officials, bat slid that die
vote and an discssska woidd be
stresKd U>p»o«b. E^co i-xse stbtjeo hpsl.i a Shhaed . - .- , . , , . ,.^ .... , •••
i.K- _' - ^'• JC~ a'n teIn P.» a*•6 ). - . '
nfe ft salaries to be paid to tfir empty ^>La Kagjirhile and fben
rnajik andi t6e tour tnslecs:- hid twot^iort Baa as a" '.'l&e~~
$47J50/aa(l $6,823 itSspectivelyJ theatre"\On Stage) and e-tije -
Tbeioa)ror/'is> &0-&nejci>:lbe ^wxreboose. and salesroom. M"~-~-
trristeessaveinpait^inietoles.,- hasrbeenyacuit again for several
r Tie inesT.of the le^flafive jes-. mooihs.. ^ "^
ffepporiBoaind to Vote On
.. FBEEPOBT -' A valVm the picopose<Heocgsniatiea plan for tie
Frreport Sdb^ DistricJ boo tie agenda of tbe aiool Hoard's roeetiag
of\yednesd«y,January 19.:. ^ . _w- . ".
Tbe meeting,'wfiici wis begin «t 8 pm. win be. Geld in (be libraiyof
Atkinson S^ool. West SeaaaaAvCTne. •• . ' •
•j At »n open wottsbop loeetmg beldlast moou, tne ^Kbool Board
bad a^eed' to make ^ dednoa
43-year^>ld-Ja the reorgaruialioo .pUa as kiidergmen-onlyCohimbosiCve-desctibed
by iis Bedeil./part of fts regnl^roootbly meet- . ^ ^ f«ility. It afso specffies a '
adf^&bbcs as pleasant.:/ing in Jasosry.' , ^ '; : tei>a^36 spcdai sulgect texdi-.'
1;. ••'"'' '•' ;\_en,'tfaf-hipgassistants: clerical .
The pIao",Srtadi was p(0{«^ \»ad eastodiar>ockets, « pwcbol-foOowiig
a series of pi*Bc roeet^^-W^.» »oc«l "orter arid i family
ings b^ a Task Fteee'cooqpos^ of
parents, resident*- and school
iSstrid petsonsel, wonld. doaie
down the Oevelaod Avraae.pre^
tiadagartea ceat«r arid move it - fp**"'* '
.to Cbbunbos Aveaae< Sciooi.xxreanng it,
wienri tt wiO-siare a.boikSng
vriii tie distrid's. tondergai-tea
dasses. C9>aaibos pres­ently
booses alTue disttkt's
Idndergtrtea dasses as irdi ai
some first tiroogb fooiti grades..
tbe AlUnsoo School FlT
Sixth Grade Cditet wnold
man.
Street
^rsdoosand elegant infis tastes.
was found stat£3 njns iome
early Tuesday evening, Jaaa-ary
11, vid piaaounasd deaid
shortly thereifter. - •
Tbe -deceased, - Cbristopber
P^nall'of 289 Bsd£ll Street, a
. block of wen-tended oae-family
homes, had been'— according to
aeig&bcrs and local acgaaint-ances
— a bartender, .manager
and maitre d* at various Jiassaa
'Coooty icdasnats. Asparestiy,
be was not wortiag ^(£e present
time. . '•
Pearsalt. wiopoGoe say also'
was known as rbfstfr M. Rode
'. and Oristopber Kode, was fcond
• at fc25 pm in bis farl. ef tbe ^ ^
booie, occupied abff by_5<eitu 1. f'^-'* »» P * * ^ - ^ ^ * * 5?*)
Cosgroverby Cbsgrove and Free- trict'sBtst throng fcorthgrader'
port OfBcer Eobert Eegtrfir. would atteod Arpfaer Street. Bay
Be piJice.officer was at. ^ ne»ATraae«a<JCJHniSdi«iJ|.
bouse tn'respbose io a.piioae call
worker./'
The Board has DOt yet disenss;^
ed the final fate of Cfevdand Avf:
Optioas bdade. seHiag ft or-n&
g ft, or Dothbal&g .—
dodag tbe" sdiool and then
JbosnSag ft sp. ^ny sale, how­ever,
would require a spedal
distrid^wide pid#c vote whSdi—
by law—most dtsdose an details
iifthes
;• TU^-" luargtmratinw-proiposal
Tbe issue, bAweyer, b socne-wbal
of a seasitive one, with some
Oevdasd Avenue School area
residents sbowiag joooem that
a fadoay, far ezaa^le, could be
plsced in tbes midst. The Board
yax said that'oommitties wST"" " •^«:a^?:-'f^i^^S'^^iK^v??^.-^.^^