The-Leader_1972-09-28

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PRKX: "TEN ci^n^ msii c»i%
"U ym Mwil a ion-tinte R^m, d ^ the p^Hm b^i^ ^rcnliMd
In the Vtt^§6%0am mmtag. tt-ym «mit F^P^ort |» ^wtbiiw wM
n parMlms Hifer.'tign the^tfitai.** Oompl^^^ hal fliat ts ham
an bieoiiloinAed IWage has to ip about changtng tte stataa of Its
i«idcr acoMding tollie tillage Board of "nmsteei me^big bi opoi
hearfaig Wmtaiy night. Prvw con, i^paers state titat they are <^p08^
to Local tMW No. S of I9ir2 a»«idta^ Local Law Mo. I of 19S4 whi^
ta^eas^ Vm ndaff of the BlapH* Mau 17.000 to W^jom a year, lbs
hewrlng, ^ t o d ^ by some m i^UentSp was the &Bt step In the
le^l foneeSmm necessary to put the rnU»tlnie ^ i iqp for pUbllc
r^erendnm at the November general election. In passing Law No. 3
unanimously at the close of the public session, the Board set the
uray fiur tte i ^ pnceduro: tim vMainlag of Ikw sifNterw of some
IMO r^U^to ivho voti^ to the. Nevemb^, IMI pbeniirtortal
Section « t t mmaoMf ^^Mm to wder ttiat aU a^ptaHres em 1m
mUdated bfiue pie"maHar to i^eed on ^'.^livtebcr balhA.
. 5IVbile^,8iap^rMpg^ nok'atti^gjp|gS''^i^;.8lxe,.«rQ«^
•. the;Nairtb:|iiidn]Biiee^ . q ^ '-6esfCi«»»'-'iaie-'ihibnday^
tioiuu iif ^^iwn iiritK ICPA.PiMdeiH Edurard^^^ and IRre^dent Richaiii nflEtfn at WMto House
mealing during which the giiisage of a $50,000 Dea^ Benefit Kll to insure survivors of Police Officera
Idiled in tfie line of duty inns discussecl.
Bricks & Music At School Board
The ftrst meeting "of/^e
Freeport Bioard of Educatidn oC
the new school year featured
bridss and alttnugh not thrown^ 8
Ut of 1 ^ ^ iiE@ introdi^^ w i^
diomttr Raad on
was currently unde^oing
renovation induding acoustica!
ceiling for use by musical
studento in "^addition to ttie
auditinlinB md Uttle ^i^toe.
__—__ ___>_ — »~.»™o On the I^tep te»o locattmB, bott
pneHitt^im itf some isS tfie bri^s parents a ^ ^ d ^ t s c^f^iteed
frwmted^tftionofttffiii^ftf (rf hot H^tt, noise. toA itf
DodU Jfudtir W^ School to iie (ffivacy and the lack of storage
Board in api»eciation oi their for mu^c.
work to bring about Pbase I oC the
long-diseiissed renovatliyA, on
belmtf if tt» CEHnmuaify "Sid
Fore^ ft^d tte ai^Beif» to
annnm^, *1fi^ I'm not ^ n g to
throw Ibem. *niose d i ^ are
over."
Parents and students
re|H«senting the freeptat W0i
Schoid musical department
stattig &M #Mea
had mrt i ^
emer^»cf summer lesslw
atlen(^ i^'some 150 to discuss
the take over of musical
departni^t 'space for
mecliiraittai^ course ai^ tod
in l i ^ p m i i d a ^ ^ M ^
stu^y'^ ^ i ^ i ^ with ira^U6
all^mfti^ »;hool had op^ed
to And te ^ o e takf» o ^ .
According to Superintondbent
Doiudd Costlow, 106 stadents are
eut^ed hi i^bKHrai actiidtiQs.faut
meefapi^ Aawing Miy u ^ te
the J ^ ^ d ^ e e five pmAmta-a
day i^:'i^i^.p.stud»te:had.b
Board President Levine
rea^tu^teparents thatall had
been unrttig towards a ^IMui
but "we ran not de^ra mie
program at tl^ expense M
another" and a^i^ted ttnt ttn
students foim a committoe to
meet with High School Prinapal
William McElroy to discuss
altematii^.
of the Transfiguration
celebratii^ tiie 10th anniveraary
frf the Sociefy.
Paper Pickup
A Swwcess
Ed Prefer, Public Works
^iperintend^t announced tel
die i n i ^ day itf nentn^per
recycling wm raferemdy i i^
ee^ful. Tbrnm aM vm b&M fiam
of newsp^r mm pic^l t^
Thursday. Si^itemher 21, sold to a
processor and the check
presented to the Village.
Emanuel Chp^W, chairman tf
a •pp^:.mim$imm---.mp*..^lf!^^ ^^Ht.nindd draw tte
pti^tort'limd^iifpeepletofbep^.
Iteppint was voiced from tte audience for a fnil4ime VUIage or
Admbristratfve manager while aOuan would have matto^ remain
statasqim.
Jomcr Rao^ q^Ung ai a r^itait, not at TMKA i^resld«t.
iqiened ttw fa^^ ^cosslfm, i ^ ^ ^ ^ to the raanaw hi which tim
dttoatimi ««i Mm **rushed'* Siting toe Board *«abows poor plannhig,
lack of feeling, de^t and duplicity. We suffer douUy. You had ample
Ume to set 19 a committee and send out postcards as you did on the
North Rfofai lire^ reztmlng.'* He.and others.ateo pitted out that
iome petfttuu h ^ been chreidBMI mid ilgned piiw to the Mon^y
m^ttog and mit0bim of the am^tarat. and itaiee rignss were mm
requJrt^ to dMe ttieir slgB^v^ question!^ the ^BDty of toe
IK^ItliMis whl^ stato objection to a law which was not to effect at
the time. When questioned. Village Attorney Oakley Gentry stoted
toat such d^atnres would tede«l not be legal.
Comm^Ag, I^nty Mayw Umam White. cbaiAig the mei^i^
•In toe al^me tf Ifoyor Rob^ ^mmey. «toM be iras not aware
that toe p^^wi tad been ^^iriaMl and coidd onl^ charge it to
**over-ieat(Hnn«Ni." it had pre^nily been annomeed -that toe
FVe^^Knrt CSiamber of Commerce, ^vtog fuU sf^pmt to toe puMIc
referendum had oooparated «rito l ^ g e Hall by anangfaig for toe
dlstoib^m mid asUng Viltoi^ mevhants to i^^ them fm-thm
at an retroaett* ^tery to li^rtet southeast Preeport for their iiWeataaHanrftoiySaturimridgita«alratwI«itteMayor wis
mer sesainn tBachese&: ^m mmnina nt tMm §m> twnmnnaHnn nnrf aeyoA oil teacheiRs; te aiing of bli& for coc^ra|ifni and' askefl all to •» nw<Mi<in* ««a i.-^ «•— •»—• -i—..i-^-j _* *•--. —. « _ -
construction ui Vham I of Dodd participate in toe program whJdi
School on Ocbdber 4 wito ground will continue ind^idiely wtto
expected to be broken later that pickups scheduled for each
monto; a t^tt^bl decline to Itoi- Thursday,
dergartoi . mroUmeat; tiie Reslij^te In toe southi^iM are
tailnloucaatlltiam o^ft e^Sn^oq ofro rj ^toi^e &ramn - ^ked to Und ^i^pap^n tao
Pitigi^m for ito graders al te
Atkinson l^hocd: and a Na^aii-
Suffolfc Schools Association
recommendayim to toe stoto
legslattue. w^^ could redta^
iropa^taDr^pmdma^ mm-
_ , ™™_,_._^ ^—»-^ lialfl]f p^p^f^llforfynOflff
betun^^i^fojrladiif ^ ^ assessdl vtfwion in a ^ u n^
While ba^iont spade faii^IlM^ levied bntuMliwottliirebttn^
suggested'. for the program, per student lb the 'diatrii^t.
:sGh«M)t cliiiclals reported tbat the President Levine also an*
StoteEduGitibnDqrartmmtitad nounced ^ t the cinm^^me
stot^t^ipbthenutorMs'to IroftitheI^cMitiiool CfmUUig
,use, tm{iiiiii would Mm to a mc^ eonirii^' ojt y ^ ^ ^
rematoM§m:luting a n ^ - « iiiJ|tefidswoddtetumediivirto wwi^nnnuEwe,maammsmme
visoif raiMte; Cosipf mo ^le/Pir^pirt n^rical ^ ^ , meetiii. I^li^hmeoto yM te
stoted A t Blr.DunUe^sfA^ ataOct-^dttoierattheOwidi served.
magaztoe or sU^ copyl m&
deposit &mm at toe curb no
earlier than 6 pm Wednesday or
later tiian 7 am Thursday.
OWE Ladies
AmmMiMry
The I^iffi^ Auxill^ of our
Holy Ee<dteeitier, Scbobl, wiU hdd
their, regular monthly meeting
filonday.efti^, at 8:30. QcteAtm
% in the sehod Social HUl. A
represe^ittve at toe f U ^ to
yrecotomtt^, HA addr^ toe
present, and had also been cb^^eted at toe meeting of Village
department hea^.
White commented toat if any signatures were to be questimied. It
was alt toe mam m^^ent toat t«^&m^, pro or wm, sign the pettttnra
More toe itaitoy draidltoe.
Otoers attaidtog drew attnttiim to the fact that wh^ toe Bomd.
as toey dM. i^iiniived toe ammdment setttog a itoyor*8 salaif
at 130,000 as of March, 1973 It would be a tow. IVustee Ckeorge
Falrberg stoted that if toe pnqposal did not go to public referendum
m should be turned down by toe mUxm, "We raidte toe commitment
ttttt we 1 ^ rqmd toe taw.** The |dea of wmwim to "put it to
writing.*" was reiosed.
Questtoi^ m to toe effect on toe OvU Sen^e |w^hin of Afayw
Sweotey wlKi has stoted he wUI not be a candidate to March. White
replied toat toe penrion to compuied on toe basis of toe last three
year's salaff adto the ^0,000 reflected on a 1/IZto baste.
Refentog to a M^hone btf«ntow wito TIffi IMMSmR to tte
^«rtouttM of toe prions f^ ttto si^ort of toe Fhmpot Cbaml^
of Cbmmn^, boto Sxecnttire IMMtor Rny Caeetotwe and Preslteil
' (Continued CKB Pai^ 3)
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