The-Leader_1984-09-06

              Official
Nensp3pei
Village of
. FreeporU
•
Freeport
School District — •
Baldwin
Schoci District
THE rREE.PO^rC Ali£i.lQRlAL L I D R A RY
LaBEH _FREEPORT. NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 6.1984
49th YEAR, No. 20. .
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Freeport Vamps Capture Top Spots
340 Baldwin Youths
Win Fitness Awards
Village Judge Orders Students Tested During
F.F.a Wins First And
Second in Recent Parades
FREEPORT - Under the direction of Chief Lesur Fieldsa. the Free-poii
Fire De^anment continues to capture summertime parade cham­pionships
as it represents the VilUge in various, competitive parades
on Long Island.
The department's most recent victory included a first-place bett-appearing
award in the Hicls-
Arrest For
Non-Appearances .
FBEEPORT • WarranU for .the
arrest of nine persons have been
signed by the Village Justice
Ralph Franco.
David Avery of 88 Rutland
Road,' Richard Uicketson of 59
Hollcfway Stni\ and "Ransisco
Orllana of 65 North Ocean
_ Avenue, idl Fr^port, had^ch
pleaded guilty to charges ~of
-riding-bicycles-on ..the-Jreepott
Man where it is prohibited.
Each had been sentenced in Vil-girls.
viUe Krade, held Sunday, Sep­tember
2.
~~ On August 26lh, a contingent
of over 1(X) Freeport firefighters
traveled to Central Islip lo com-
I>ete In the ant:ual ikw York
Sule Fircmans AssociaUon
(FASNY) parade. The department
took the second place trophy In
their size category, with one of
the largest turnout of firefighters
in the parade from any depart­ment
in. the entire Slate.
„ , __ . Then on Sunday, September 2,
lUops for EJpSs AnadoCs, Mike-Denulris, the Freeport department marched
nang lor • Tunmy Rauce and David Conca. in the annual uivii
Physical Fitness Mon#hi __
BAIDWIN - Students in the Baldwin schools received 54 Presiden­tial,
78 Merit and 208 Achievement Awards, when tested during
National Physical Fitness Month.
The Baldwin Physical Edocation staff tested all the students, fourth
through eighth grades, on the National Youth Physicsl Fitness Test.
Each student completed a six-part test, which included sit-ups, shutile
run, standing long jump, 50-yard _
dissh, ffXi-yiai run, pull-ops for
boys, and Oeied arm'" ""^ *""
—Presidential Awards were
given lo students Who achieved
over the 85th percentile on every
lage Court to seven hours of .part of the lest. These were
across Long bland and. In fact,
the entire Sute, and our Village
residents should know that we are
representing all residenta of Free-port
when we visit these various
areas. It certainly presents a
positive image ofour Village.
"And, it is the firefighters
themselvei who deserve the
accolades," praised Chief. Field­sa,
'.'for they are the ones who
turn out consistently, rain or
shine, to give the audiences a
good show. I'm very proud of
alloftheml'^
Chief Fieldsa went on io thank
former-Chief Dick Miuhauer for
-iris-continued - excellence-in - co^
_ _ _ .. _ ortUnatlng the matching effocU
studenU who achieve"T)ver-|he—departments iif line thai evening; of thedrpirtmrnt, "WithJLgrgug.
ivitalional Hicks-ville
Fire Department Parade,
andcapHiredTirst-pIacrfbr-the-
MeiitAwards are given to best'appearing of some 50 fire
&om Steele Street School.
"•MeHrAwards'^
community service, but each
failed to report for woik
ordered.
Three others who had receWed
summonses from Freeport police
~ officers for the same violation,
failed lo appear in Court as
ordered for pleading.
Also failing to appear in court
for pleading wasidefendantwho
had received a summons for play­ing
a stereo radio at an excessive
level in a Mall parking lot.
A warrant is also out for
George Johnson of 45 Broadway,
Freeport, who pleaded guilty lo
drinking an alcoholic beverage in
the parting lot of his apartment
building in violation of the
VUlage's open container law.
He failed lo pay his $25 fine with­in
the three weeks alloUed.
Because of h'ls failure lo pay a
$40 fine, a warrant is out for
Louis Jackson of 72 Lillian
Avenue. He received a summons
for operating a taxi without a
Village taxi license.
"Starring...
Freeport"
FREEPORT - "Freeport
Forum," a new evcry-other week'
IS-minule radio . show, will
b e ^ on Sunday, September 9,
at UJO pm over WGBB
{l?40AM).
"tht radio station offered the
public affairs shcrw to the Free-port
government with the Vil-bge's
public relations office lo
suggest the subjects and guests.
(Conl-en Page 10W)
Debbie Albertson, Karen Byrnes,
JiU Zaretsky, -Bleen Magner,
Nancy Satxler, Lieu Calvin,
Kerry Wbalen, Laura Puccio, -
Jenny Milashouskas, Tanya
Pisanello, Ellen Szypula, Julie
Baselice and Stacy Isaacson from
Harbor Junior High School.
Receiving Presidential Awards
from Brqokside were Sherine,
Rown. Diarra'Grady,'Chris Lyn,
Katara Coney. Stephanie Blount,
Josh Landau, Jennifer O'Neill,
Christian Shaw and Jermaine
Lennard.
Lenox School .Presidential
Award winners were Kathleen
Telesco, Victoria Cames, Shane
Bolles, Mark Robinson and Cindy
OlWerii.
From Meadow School, Presi­dential
Award ninners were
Cory Becker, Dean Caselnova,
Kristine Usi, Kathleen Perrman, '
Justin Shukat, Julia Tutewohl,
Lorinda Colucci, Jason Feb.
Andrew Urban. Douglas Chu.
Cerina Falsitia, Maureen. Rear-don,
Mami Stein, Laura Sven-loraitisandTaraWhaleti.
_
Capturing Presidential Aw.ards
at Milbum School were Kerri
Kelly, Jason Jagentenfli! Jenni­fer
Nelson. Kevin White and
Michael Natoli.
Other Presidential Awards
winners were Susan Kim. Denise
O'Brien, Julie Halperin. Peter
York, Melissa FoUa^ider. Karen
Bayard, lori Plaka and John
Gedon. from Plaza School; Wil­liam
Stockdale, Denise Frazer,
Gregoty Wniiams, Natalie Paul
and Kimberly Vande Water, from
Shubert School; and Steven Levy,
Dana Monahan. Catherine Peuas,
70th percentile on each part of
Ihe.test.
At Brookside School, Merit
Award winers were Keii Lichlen-berg,
Desiree Gerin, Carla Jon^,
Krislina Odom, Dane Hinds,
Joann Flynn, Paul Kenny, Jane
Curry, Metanie Kanegis; Eliza­beth
Lapina and James Lennard.
Merit Award winners from
Lenox School are Jessica Loucas,
Deon McDonald, Lesley Ann
"CyrusrJenitSfer AmodeorChri^
opheir Peister^ Jimmy Aresberj,
Jennifer. Briganti. April Olcba.
Ava Pespijhli, Mia Glasser,
Mark Pollard, Donahue TuiU and
Keith Alexander.
Merit Award winners . from
Meadow School are Eunice Kim,
Joseph Loscialo, Cory McCor-mack,
Steven Richardson.
Michael Rockwood, GreU Amron,
Alina Barger, Gillian Dobbins,
Robert Perry, Carolina Quiong,
Jennifer Smith, Benny Thomas,
Wai Den Chm, Yem Tmg Chin,
Tracy Farber, Russel Feldman,
Debra Frankese, Ban Geffon,
Jennifer Levy, Billy London.
Steven Poikar, lori Rome and
Brian Seligman.
Merit Award n-inners from Mil-bum
School,were Brian Kircher,
(Conl.onPa86l6). -
Chief Fieldsa crediu the
firefighters for turning out and
marching in a precision-like man­ner.
"Freeport's reputation as a
parade standout Is well known
our size, we need someone like
Dick who can rally the troops to­gether
and keep ever>one In step.
(Cont,onP«Q9l6^ •
FBEEPORT FIREFIGHTER CITED. Kevin Nell, (standing I.) reeeWes
congratulations from Department Chief Les Fieldsa at • recent «ward
ceremony held at Freeport Flre-Headquartert. Noll, • member of
Patriot Hose Company 14, was elled for • rescue he performed during
a general alarm firs at an apartment house on North Qrove Street.
Photographed during the award ceremony are (1. lo r.| Firefighter .
Noll On aulll, Third AasUlanl Chief Bob Terrym, Second AsaUlant
George Mulholland, Chief Fieldsa and FIrsI Assistant Chief Lee
Tucholskl.
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"Just Write" by J. Delaney., •• P. 1 1
Award Winners ..•• ••:• • P- ^ /