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NEWSPAPER
42nd YEAR No; 51 FREEPORT, NEW YORK, APRIL 20,'1978 PRICE 15< PER COPY
Osfrofsky W/H BeJPIffed
Against Boulukos May 24
FREEPORT • \Jhird-Frecpbrt resident has^ decided to join the two
- alread}^ announced candidates for election'to the Freeport School
Board. Rich&d^Ostrofsky, of South Grove Street,, is circulating peti­tions
so that'his name win appear on the ballot Wednesday, May 24.
Ostrofsky declined to discuss his candidacy with THE LEADER' at this
time, but this.newspaper was told
-that a_statement would be forth- two daughters who attend Free—:^
coming. - " .-- •_ port public schools. _
- - According-to Ostrofsky's wife. " Sara \HblIv.'- an incumbent'
he candidate will run for the seat-now
held by Harold Levine, .who
TeviousIy=^-announeed—thai—he-
School Board' member, has also—
announced" thaTISht will seek re-rlrrtinn.
raridi(1atprfnrthfi'Frrr=^ .-—
ouldjiot be a. candidate forre-
' . : - • _ : * _ . . __ • electionT" Several weeks ago,
BE INSTALLED. WflUer George Boulukos. declared his
"SplkB:' MqnMtere. top-row.Mr)r--c5natdacy for Levine's seat and a
a life-long resrdeM of-the village. s, t.a»t.e,m.„e,n„tV „off hhiis, pnu«rmpoo^se«s ' aanndd
biographical data appeared at the
.ftme.r... ; ' •"•
Ostrofsky is a Sergeant in -the
New York City police department.
He and his-TviferMary-Ann.-havc—
will be installed-es Chief of the
Freeport Fire Department "at the
annual iristallatlon dinner-dance"
this doming Friday night. April
21, atNaragaosett lnn.iniJnden-"
hurst.-Joining Monestere'WtlJJ^e.
his "new First Deputy Chief,
Donald Mauersberger (top row
c ) , another na.tive of the village;
eSecond Deputy Chief. WHHam
Sarro (bottom row, c.);.ana~3aclc , - t - . , j ui- t. • ^
Combs (bottom riw, j . ) . Third-fj^.chcduledgubhc hearings and
Deputy Chief.- Outgoing .Chief. |l«^^gP'*ft^.«:f,,"'™ihpubl^
port School Board run foriridivid-ual
seats.. ^ . ' •.
"Any .candidates 'for' School
Board seats jnust file their peti­tions
by 5pm April 24.'^^=^- ' ^
gadget Sdiedule ^^-•
Final Jlgurcs. for the proposed
1978-79 srfiool budget havc-not-
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Resident^ Questions FLshiog Pier
FREEPORT'-"A" long Tgendi,
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Freeport Mathletes Long Island '
Chiomps For Second Year '.
^ —. V •-'--":-'• - " by Andrew Extract •
'"' FREEPORT - Under the directioii of'Joe Holbrook,- the Freeport '
Mathietes have won the Third Annual Long Island Math Champion-7
afiip.-This is the second cbnsecutWe year the'Freeport team has.tidcen^
tbe-top spot.' ' '. • '. . ' . " , . ' - ' -
:;.The championship event was held at Freeport High School Tuesday,;:
•April M.'wth the four top teanls from New York City (Bttwklyn and
; TJueens), Nassau \ Cbiinty - and —rr: -.—^ ; ' .'~~. ~ " ~.
Sufi'olk County partidpatingJn_aV_PTe^r^.^laccd five_stndente: far-
'^sS question meet." .".-"•. - <"" ".:the'top tem^onithan Naglo', ;
•Each team was allowei'to have ^ - ' Dgny PJotnick, = secoiid; i
"^ five students in competition for TCoemuth M. eaynerd, soLtohm; \B BlTyn DhjiTm^Ujnewy-,
-were two qtiesticdis.io.a-grotip.
Meeport scored lb correCT out ot a
possible 30, beating sectmd plac^
; Gfrat Neck" North by seven. •:_.'.7r .
,CIndividually. Jonathan -l^agier
(ah FHS senior), Danny Plbt^d
•enfttj Mid'~XOTi<
tenth.. The Nassau County" All-,
Stai Team, Cumpu^eJ uf Uie UJIJ
Richard Van Wicklen (top row;-r;)-
will be installed in his ne^^M^pac-ity
as Second Batailip.n Delegate.
JFIrejOHlcldls
rlp^eihsf ailed:
^iribllr Friday _
•~F»EEPORT - life-long village
resident -Walter "Spike" Men;-
esfre will belnstalled this Fn3ay
nightrApril"&f, as the new Chief
,6f the_Freep6rt Fire Departmetff.'
"Ma^-JYiDiam White and-the
yiDage board will also install.all
the c|cnf«^y-elected officers^ of the
'department Including Mcmestere.
; his-tfiiee-Deputy ChiefsT. out­going
Chief Rlduxd Van Wicklen
'.as Second BatafiioffDelegate.'ahd
the'offitgis of the department's
~ fight cbnfpamct 1
meetin'^ were' polished off -in-fairly
record time by the Village
Board of Trustees last Monday
evening. Whilc-thcy deliberated
at some lengthsxiver boiid issues
and frame additions to dwellings.
attendance oy the residents,
proems questioned an article
she had read in a fishing column
in tlie_^U!iday issue oL-Newsday.
The article" stated that a 4(X)-fo6t
fishing pier will'soOn btopen at
the tip of South Grove Street. The
pier, named the Guy Lombardo
pishing Pier, is in the "Town *of
therejwas little audience ."partici'-^empstead's'Long Creek Jown
. patiohl" Marilyn Broems, -of ^JAfiiiBAr-'wincirvillt-alsa-bc-Tc--—-
Howard Avenue, was the—soJC^^^nMned for the recently deceased .;;.
. resident to ispeai. In fact, slie was
one. o t only three who attended
•the meeting. Telewsion schedul­ing
("The Holocaust" or hockey,
games) were blamed for the poor"
Freeport bandleader- and pro
"ducer. • - . . - -
The-'pierL presumably-adll-be
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-The installation, dinner-dai^
win t a l i plate Ji llie Naiagausetr
.16 Matnietes in the county: . Inn in LindenftursT
indnde these five "pTtis two"<>tfaer ^!. Monestere._ a "_ member of
. "F reeport' ers. M" uk Mani"t zos a"n'" ^ Engine Company No. 1. served on
Josh Sigal. ' , " . " ' - " , ' ,"
Niiyfgr hjL'« ^aMUhV.1 a t W ^
Ldialsaihb (a sophomore) eadi
had perfect scores of six. Sophp-
.more Mark-Manitzzs""-answered 2
.correctly all four questions in his-,
competitions, while Juniors Tom .
Meyer and Bniy Donkley eadi
scored two. •'•-..
Freeport • reached the Long
Island Championship meet bv^
wiiming the Nassau County titltr
by 12 poliit^.. TLey also had the^
fourth - plac^.. team. ~IndividaaI]y,<
by wimmig' the Nassaa7€ounty
individnailMchampionship for two
cbnsecoiive. years. He abo holds
the record for the total number of
points scored in two years. SO out
of 60. His 1977^78 Individual
score of 25 was better than 64 out
of 84 team scores. Nagler, who
lives on^Sooth Bayview Avenue,
has received acceptanccT'to
virtually aU^department and com-election
two years", ago as secbi^~
'.'DfpiUyChief. V -. : • . -.. 7,_
' The new First Deputy Chiefs
Donald Mauersberger pf Truck
a Company; is also a life-long Free-porter.
He comes from a famify of
^ firemen, whidi includes his
: father, a farmer chief, wl»> now
serves the department as a day-
;' time dlspatcjierand housenuuf.
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OUtSTAHDlNQ BOWLER. Ltea^'atuao'tc.)^ was' pV<i6ntgd- witti ttts—
Doe Award by the Doe Club of the Freeport Elks aub. Lisa raeeJved"'
thi& honor for heir outstanding sportsmanship as well ps her bowling,
perfgrmanca In the B a n ^ Girls Dhrlsioh of the Freeport Community - '
Bdwting Program. The program, which Is co-sponsored by the Freeport--
Elks, Freeport Bbwi-O-Mai and tlie village Freeport Department, has -
Just completed its twenty-first year. Photographed p. to r.) are Mildred .
Wilson, past president of the Doe Club; James Chlla. manager of Free- —
port BowlO Mati Liaa Paluio: Mn. Peluto; Deputy M«y.or Dorothy
, JCont.; oiiPage 7).^ ^\ i^ j ICorif.«hPige2): SlnrfH; and Wlllalm'Tschirhart, Exalted fhjrfer of the Freeport Elks