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Freeporl
School District i g i FREEpoRT, NEW YORK, MAY 28, 1987
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School District g S3rd YEAR, No. 6
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Festival OnNoyticglMilaJune 6,7
Baldwin To Hoiior
School Retirees
Public Invifed To June 10**" Drug lous
School Board Meefing
BALDWIN - Members of the staff of the Baldwin
School District, who will be retiring, will be honored by
. the Baldwin Board of Education at its June 10 meeting
at the Senior High School. '
On the administrative level, John Fitzsimmons is re­tiring
as principal", of
Baldwin Junior Hiigh
•School; John O'Connor as
principal of Milburn.
Retirements of supervi­sory
personnel are Jerome
Bass (business) at the se­nior
high school, Andrew
Thompson, Jr. (social
studies) at the junior liigh.
Teachers retiring are
Helen Bei'glind, Plaza
School; Dorothy Callaci,
an English teacher at the
Senior High; Beatrice
Corrarino, Plaza; Aileen
Hirsch, a teacher of For-
• eigh Language at the Scr
nior High; Jean Hyvonen,
Steele; Gloria Laudin,
Guidance at the Senior
High; and Edward Hutton
a Senior High Science
teacher.
Also Barbara Mannello
(LSH) at Plaza and Steele;
George Marth, Physical
Education, Baldwin Junior
High; Harry Messina, I4r
brary/Media at t h t . ^ i o>
High; Ernest Muro, Li-
. brary/Media, at .the Junior
High; Marilyn Raphael,
- Gv'Jance, at the Senior
High; and Emanuel To­bias,
a Mathematics
teacher at the Senior High
School.
Also retiring is
Lenox/Steele School Nurse
Rila Thoerle.
Secretarial personnel / e -
tiring are Irma Bigbie,
. Dorothy lorio and Mary
Young, all at Baldwin Se­nior
High School; and Jo-hannalt
Scully, who' has
been at Baldwin Junior.
High.
Custodial staff personnel
retiring are Clarence
Baker and Charles Hogan,
with the District Office; .
George Blalr, . Sigmund
Buczynski and Jacob Di-etz,
at the Senior High'
School; and Robert Kelly
and William Rumford, at
Brookside School.
Julia Turiano, a Food
Worker at Baldwin Junior
High School, b also retir­ing.
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At the meeting, thS^
Board will also note with
sorrow the deaths during
this past year' of David
Rodger and Edna Vetter.
All Baldwin residents are
invited toattend the June
10 meeting to honor these
staff members.
Ref {ement Party
- BALDWIN - Jack
Fitzsimmons, principal of
Baldwin Junior High
School who is retiring at
the end of this school
term, will be honored at a
special dinner on Tuesday,
June 9, 6:30-10:30 pm, at
the Coral House in Bald­win.
Anyone interested in
joining the celebration,
should contact either Lew
Lochnjan, 223.-8100,. .exr
• tension.'. 229;. or Ernie
Muro, at extension 3-<8,
Caused Slaying
FREEPORT - When
Kevin 'Vollmer was shot to "
death early Monday
moraingv- May .11,-as, he
left a Roosevelt co'iive-nience
store, police de­scribed
the slaying as an
"apparent robbery ' at­tempt"
Vollmer, 38, a Freeport
resident and a delivery
.man for Newsday, had
just collecte'd the receipts
from the' Stop and Shop
store on Babyloa Turnpike
at 8:47 am, when he was
killed by the one shot in
. his face.
This past Tuesday, May
26, however, police ar­rested
Keith Green, 30, of
49 Hausch Boulevard,
Roosevelt, for allegedly
shooting 'Vollmer. because
the slain victim, report­edly
a cocaine user, owed
him several hundred dol-.
lars for drug purchase.
• Green, an unemployed
construction worker, was
already,behind bars when
police arrested him for
Vollmer's murder. He had
been arrested on May 12
during a drug sweep in
Roosevelt' and held since
that time, on charges of
third degree sale and
posession of cocaine, at
Nassau County Correc­tional
Center.
Vollmer, who had
worked for Newsday for
nine years, was an ex-
Captain of Freepott Fire
. Department Hose Com­pany
No. 2. Divorced, he
was the father of two
teenagers.
Green has -been ar­raigned
on charges of see-
. .ond. degtce. murder and
• returned . to . the., county
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Fun, Food And Confesfs
For Entire Fantiiy
FREEPORT - The Village's "Nautical Mile," Wood-cleft
Avenue, is gearing up for its second Annual
Freeport Festival, which will be held there,Saturday and
Sunday, June 6 and 7, 12 noon to 9 pm both days.
With Woodcleft Avenue partially closed to traffic,
strollers along the "'mile-long
street will be offered
a host of activities for the
entire family. .
One highlight will be
cruises of local waters
aboard the Captain Lou
III, which will leave the
Poop Deck Restaurant on
the hour every hour be­tween
3 and 9 pm at a
cost of S2 for adults and
$1 : for children.. Pony
rides for children will be
offered at'SI along side
Fiore's Fish Market.
A free, on-going junior
fishing coittest will be
held it Lou's Fishing Sta­tion
with prizes for all..
The Freeport Historical
Society will host a Crafts
Show and Sale on the
grounds of Lake's 'Yacht
Sales.
Island. Scuba will exhibit
relics from local' ship­wrecks
and show under­water
films of local fish
life.
The Village of Freeport
- its Fire . Department,
Homefinders Service, 9Sth
Anniversary Committee
and Electric Department -
will also tnount exhibits
and demo'nstrations at
Majestic Marine.
The Dickering Perform­ing
Arts Center will per­form
at Al Grover's tent
while the Sharon Jones
Dance Center will present
performances between The
Tides and Captain's Ben's.,
(Csnt. on Pace i)
MARATHON RUNNERS. Frttport PoUet Omc<n Oncory Motu {ini
).), Debbia Becker (Srd r.) and Wajrnt'Gijlio (Jnd r.) wii) b« paHici-pating
in thi Marathon Torch Run en Friday, Just S to btntCt tba Mr*
York State Social Ol/npic* (or the Mentally Retarded. The three rua-ncrt
irUI pick np the torch, lit at Montauk Point on May SI, at the
eutcm.end of the Villaft, at approximately 11:40 am, and run the
lencth cf Suarise Highway alonf with other police oHiccra from aerou
the itate. The torch will be carried to Bullala where the Olympici,
iponicred by the New York State Police Chitti Axiociation, will t^egin"
on Jur.i Id, Rcsldenti are inritcd to view the run on June S. Alio in
. pbcta (aboyt) are Freepcrt Mayer Dcrctby Stcnn (1.), Frtepcri PBA
Prtiicftr.t iitk Kiltriii (jrd 1.) and Hempitead.TownCeu'rj:iltrs,-nan
Ar.j'.fi Culiin (r.).''.