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FREEPORT
BAIDWIN
RdOSEVELf
MERRICK
FREEPORT'S
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NEWSPAPER^ .1.
43rd YEAR No. 3. TRJEPpRT. NEW YOR^.>l^yj8;xiS78 •'.:*•- PRICE IStJ'ER COPY
n Week-LonQ f0stivtd&h
Celebrate Grand
FREEPORT - It's been three years in the p ahriing. two ycars'ih'thc
fuudiii^iififflt cost-obgui.tiiariiillioii. Tliu piiiposaimadc in a report in
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Btims^
Augusi'i975 bv^lanner Waher Thabii for A Mall .with a nautical theme'
is going to have a.special merchant-run grand opening weekfrvm May
From the tall ma^fon the Mall over looking Sunrise Highway to the.
tall masts fin thmrall overlpolTng
•'Merrick Road, visitors and shop­pers
tq the Freeport Mall will find
, exciiin'g and fuii things to see and
do -during the six day special
event. '
•;' Pertnanenily closed_to vehicu­lar
trafficTsave for emergencies,
the attractive patio-like block will
be the scene of such activities as'
-• band _coiicens'.'"square dancing,'
^art;shpjvs and other exhibitions.
this grand opening week befongs "~
to the people: thepeople of Free-port,
the shoppers froin neigh­boring"
ciunmunities. and the""
nicrchantvjAjho have eagerly-_a
waited this day. "- ' .
Schedule of Events
Amoijg the cvcnis.planhed are
•exhibits from-Nassau BDGES to
run each, day ..'Monday through
-Thfall-weaffiefTanopies and the-."Fbriidbaiyi.s ,T, hwcvit hw ifllr eien;c;ltuedstein hge alftohr
signs are up: the street lighting is hypertciision and free eye ic$is.- M
. COMINQ-BACK -TQ.FREEPORT.- Some members of,Tna"ig40r4;i Freeport High School Band.(photo--
graphed.abdve] willbecorriing.to the Reun^n Concert of theFHS Band Aluinnl from 1936-1966.:To be';
condurtedby Orl \J. Mqy'itartl-Wettiauferf the aliimnl tjahd concert will tie held Saturday.-Jurte TO'/:;
8 pm, atfreeport High School. Tickets have been set at $2 per adult and $1 for students. Reservations'
can be made by calling C.O.M.B.O.; the alumni jroup"handJlng'arrangeme.nfs,"at 623-5967 evenings.
. The194CMtFHBBan'd;withPatffromleyasbrumMajorette.'ls'pictured stigwittg^oH-thelr-brafid i\ev»
. uniforms; The biggest probleni fn acqtjlrlng^ha^ioifarmsJwas-cofwirtdng-sctTpbtTJtftcta^^
-should be allowed to wear, pants. *• • -"^••, ^ •" ... , ' £y •
SchopI Vote Wednesday, iOVay 24j
FI^ffiPORT -School District voting will take place Wednesday. May
24. "Thesiic polling places: Archer Street. Atkinsori. Bayvtew Avenue.
Dinner To ^
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Honor Levine
; Cleveland Avenue. Columbus Avenue and Giblyn Schools will be open
* .from i-lQ pm. On the ballot will be the proposed 1978-79 school district
budget and-the annual library budget; as well as two seats on the
Freeport Board of Education. T .... '
Only those- school Jjistria .A" questtons ^concerning;
- : residents who aii ngher^lo'^: regtstration. .eligibility ; and
voteiivgeneral elections or schoor." poHmg location should.be direct-.
district eIe«T6HrSa7v"ofe'on May •^t'^ '-''!,^l!?Sl °."'"" ^"^ ^^
—~24rUn<kFi>fevisiOT»^>fNew.Vuik- -"ft«cMt-633-2100^ . 1 ' .
~ :Statel£lecltcia_LaK^the-:sch6ol___:^- ^^..PJfl^L*!???^. _ ^ J _ : _ ^
rrhe annual budget hearing ofT
the Board of .Education will be .
Jd Tuesday. Mayl23. 8:15 Pm;J_
'(Oint.'onTage 13)
-FREEPORT - .In appreciation of
'more than a decade of service to
the Freeport Public Schools.-re-^
tiring School Boanf member
Harold Levine will'be honored at
a testimonial dittnet Thursday.
'-^ti-placc.and working; tht central
_ covered areas 'are there • iri
-•structure if not totally complete;
- and while the naiitjcal flags have,
been orde/ed, fcuf have not yet
arrived. ,.the' flag' posts will be
proudfy-flylrrg Frcepon's official
..iflags and the Stars-and-Stripcs.
'• Planned by. the Retail Division
" !pQrLChambcii.ofXDmi
merce. headed by Alex Khana- dajr photography exhibits iiioun-mirian
and Julie Farb. qnd^nan;^ .-ted ; l}y the FreeptJrf-Mea'dow-cially
subsidized! by" the mall, bnxik Camera Club on both j^ri-,
merchants, the week's~a9tivities^. day ajid Saturdayi...and-thret^rij^
are their way of .insuring^-suc- shows allday'Saturday. arranged,
cessful start to a Mall which the by the South Shore Art League.
Village of Freepon built with i/ieFrieeport Arts Council aodjhe
FedeialCmunjuiiity Development—Freeport Reciejiiuii Center
ci)smototogy exhibits *ith' pro­mts^
free manicures and free
•friake-up.. lessons; a building-trades
exhibit^'wiih - dcmonstrar
tiorvs of carpentry-and^clecmcal'
know-Halt: •'an aviation- and
marine czhibii; "an -aillbmotive
exhibit: a photo exhibit; and a -
graphics exhibit.
Other aurarlion'; include a l l - -
funds. .,\.^:' ..
In'ihe £alL-wheh allthe plaiit-
Trigs''are • completed, and the
fountain in . the 'ceiffer -ready^
when the Iast-Qautica|-pennant is
' hung' and" the filial bit-of struc'
Thiirsday afternoon. May 25. at
llrlS^pm. ihc!.;^-free}Jon High .
School Concert Bidid will present "..
a haJf-hour program. Later thai ——
evening, from 6-9 pm, the pijbli«?.i3i-~,'
is invited to attend a incrchant,V'' *-
tural extra is in 'placeV there wtlJ-sP""*°"^ Square^ance, wit|j-.
.__ __ '^ .r'^:^^—- -. •:-—'TaHer-Lnu Ffeifln: There will be
botftHtfencing and •<temonstra-
- .-Vdistttcttises bbth its own registra- _
rBoardof Elections list-to-1
•mine the eligibility of \-oters.
be - an officiaf upeiiiug/ it..:is'
reported -rTT^ a ribbon-cutting
"'?6niplej|e~with"rajgnifancs. But ^Cont- tin Page I3F
A/Uilbne Nqnied^pP Leiader ^^^
jnUtceJ Haymond: Malone ^vvaS "
iwmwtExecutive^Leadet.. Milp'nV
• who T'has -set^ed. -zs, Finaifciil
.Chainnanof tlie Ciminittee|for.'
tilt pft3i;.riyu" jeaicvj^buaevfe"
Fred Hagcr as' LeaderrTheTiCTr -
HEMPSTEAD- At a meeting
last "Jliursday nightof the Fiiee-
-porT Republican Executive^ Com-m^
Freepost:iEsident-and "jfRegn^li- - ^1
'canComtDttteetnarifc»rl6uyiars.'^
Malone is-' prCTcntly"' Cobrdi-
"nator- ot, dieJUiisMiu Coonty-
-Oftice trf-HtmsTHg-'and—ititer-~
. gcfveriunent Altaits and as:such .
is ; a mcmbeir of the.- County •
Execiitivp's - cabinet. Prior . to-'
the "establishment of that office in
1976:he served, from 1971. as'
the County's Housing' Coordi-
- nator. Iii his p'resent position he W
responsible for. Federal and State
Aid Programs ana Cominunity
" Bodixi J^les On Fish J\Acifkeiv> ^
, FREEPORT-.-'.CapYain Beii's' -' the.' fishv'slbire..'John ^MarshalT.
FKh.Kfcutct'OT y/ojdclA.Canal/v to get.the^JBoard to^illbw
will. be. allbWoT-Jo tajntinuejniij *^vn"i*?t'?? retain: the's^nx,
-business ' b^tause -the .viHage.-^ -pcironttiUy; if; th^^^ gDta^V;'v
• BtuiJ't^oPTrostiees'gtyt'ta^ihe-.down.'.ShmblJey^^^
owheW"a"perTn>iioajmi|iae4isiiigt:^cajiidition6fth«iTO» i ;-:
r-vhft«cmi5fl'5 for wthmcrctal Huh , _ Tlw Bwrd's gtlon aAi, a dlreo- =
'• ^J^''':::/AiA- -..:!:'''•'^ -yfesult of a permit-filed ty jCapt^in - • '
^^y^^^M'^cIuHeaTn the BoaniXyote.iaken g frame dtreltWg on-Wo^dddt.-^ i-.l.
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:j; ; J-JaroldLeyfne
at tfie^-Monday.iiight njeeting ^ ,1a «1jichrthe^ fic-hoosed, SUKI
May'lJT yVhifar-Captain Ben't . wjiJcH-'was^the-Mbject^rf a fa^ .>.
willbeable to rctamth«:itvstgn$-v recently. Ibgi.itan'pJ*c|ling. ~
— fw the^unutotf^ tbefffcxSting. j "Supefinfendentrdf-Bttildtfl^-Lda —i;
Sign permu,'. na pj&wbe y^. Beilg; pdtf^t^.' t>ut; um -ftuiit' > •—-*
1937 as a dne-faniuly'house _«nrfv.^'—t
was converted iij the 1960*s, to"
a fish market.
.The "Board'.also' atiihorizcd
James- Dunne-.- director:of the,
iiiade/tbat these signs'iifoiild be
Raymond H..Malone (Cont.oh.Page20)-
-.RMideijts are-invited to share"""-a"o*«J'.•*'"-• Altnost twice the
in this event whicfiwill be held at sire as legally allowed_by the vd-
Cbbgregafion B'nai ' Waer in lagc s-sign ^ordinance;'the^two
Freeport" ' - signs would have to be flie^ubjecl
f-^no" ^->eT;riP,;rrnf' ^ mW of 3 hearing befbre^the Architec-
BayviewAvenudVhas.'served on 'V"' Ke;view,»*oV«J,- inc rc%-oi- - o •
the Board since 1967 and 'was vnng amber light now m use by ^'o structures, in Bennington^
: the fish reud market will have to Pajk: 113-15 East Memsk Roa'*
• " • (Com. onPage3V . ' -» be removed, although counselfor and % East Sunrise Highway.
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"Cbihtnuhity Development ageticy.-
to advertise for. bids to demolish