The-Leader_1978-07-27

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NEWSPAPER
: : 43rf IffiAR, No. 13 mmvoRtrMm YOIK, JULY i%tm fU^ElStPmCOPY
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Waterfront Weekend Weathers4leat
Village Must Have Top Winners Declared
Sewer^dy Jn Conoe-Koyok l?oce$
. ON THE WATERFRONT tKis.'past wedkeml; frreaporters «fer^ loined
jHijytmmdaof "outrol-towiwra"!whQ.'faiiiiht the'h^tti>.enioy.'asi^ial
week^lV-ietfvity in M tillagBJOi:Sunday,J»(y.^, hunir^'i^
eager pMflini yicKi, iti vufous e^^wie; In tiii Amrat .Cg^m and
•Kay^ .^^'aQW)»»ip~'.|iy,'.t|i9.'-.Fre^^.-Chmitair of Coinn^f^:
MeanwrhU«rfurthertip'^oo(ideftAvintie-—at-Mamea's-Boatycvd
rai^^RT - TTw . Village
Bo«d of T^mtees, in a ssmewhat
unhappy -^hion, vsKd* 4-0 "
(Trmtee Tom Lovelliie was ah-sent).
at last Monday night's'
regular weekly meeting, to -
authorbe the M^ym to sign a
conMet "wth "NKsaii> Coun^
that. wiB wst FreepaK approri-
"Tnate^ SWJ.OOO. tte. contrael
• calls for. an analysis of in&ltration
• and. inflow.^ inKr the village's
sewer ^Sem. This k phase .two, •
it wasei^^ifnedj Inattps that i»M
eventui^* lead«4B.'a system,
manb^ by the ^^J&iviroa- •
.> mental 'Protection. 'Agen^.'.deal-r:
in^WTth,the-Ray..Streerpumping.
: statifa md a^U^«^iwltfjNassau ;
•"•CoHrtf.".:".". •.'•*=rx-if-"'-..•••.••"-. "-
-:i-:.ai#f=of:the^««.wll-lie.,
. reiiim^lotheivilfai^raEpiainfi'
- a Nassau County representative
present at'the meeting. After .
rehafiilffiibj) of-flie lines (as
dete^ited bvthe.Aft^). the
vHIMBe iM be enitied ml2'A%-
50% h$A from Near fork State. -
The County is paying the other
75%" irf..thg. survey cost which'
tbtab SB£O.00(h' Heir 75% i s .
.'•• • ,. • CCSent. .on fa^'llJ.; - • .
•• FREEPOIT - Although ll» oppressitw heatkept down the size of the
viewing ao«M, Freei^R's Waterfnwi Weekend bat Saturday and
Sunday. July M'lM. wm termed a sumss. Weaty and «rtlled viian*
leers involved in the Annori Canoe RaKi. sponisored by the Chamber
of .Comffl«ce. and the Nautical Fair and Art Show and Sale, run by (he
Freeport Historical Society, attested to the enthusiasm of those' who
U attend and flic spirit of those pta^ winnera. «4lh their
who partldpaM. "~ "
EverytU% .*ent ^^dlifg to
plans.—^«ything that is taut the
temperature..Except for the close
. to-.lOO degree heat ezpmenced
most of tfaefiif. the wmthn was
prfeict ^bti» ikies, odm waters
on'WoQ^feft C^al. tbe.^^er
threat of rain vanishing; the races
started on time and were smooth*
1/'organized and .ezemed: the
o««
i f B ^ tbnes 'and sponsors ^ s •
YoiA Fenafe ^JOI Cooli-«^-
-Lyn^ Ostrofs^, Jay Zee Bikes.-
5:50: Eileen Lawless and Michele
-Moreo. Ffeepoit- Recreation.
6:|l;-and KM Buchanan i ^
Jane'Roller. I ^ g Uand ^uat.
•fM.'' •• . "
yotfb Mate • George and-
: Anthony Mungo. 4:06: Paul
. ^SteBon.ahd~ Edward Given. 4:07;
fediibhMS, aflheVNaattal 'Fair. iaiB"-" Chriitoph^'f 'Anwi aqd
md the .,to* Show'-set apVtheir -Sandy- IMgel, ^^|prt Re^»-
iKXith's and iabl«;ani the enter-.;' " - - - - - • • • •
tainment * and. demonstiations-the
Freeport Historical Sb^aty held their Nautical F^r (bottom picture)
featuringexhiblts.defnonstratlonsahdJnlertalniinent. .'~ ..- -' ;
-.iPif-Miif.ct'Aj^.reliendei'
•'/^y.^
Girls Softbcill
ToQin Tflkes^
FREHH)OT-Asinbrethan30Qwoinenandy6unggirisgathensd»n a FREEPORT --" AnothCT- cham-
Fre^ott^itoiiuratohearadisi»^mi»ihowto^event''and'«Qmbat pion^p has been ciatined by
•ja'tle. a yfe'^4::«^a»rt^ectiYe:«MWMBed that .a member of hfe 'fate ^"^^ff.,,."_. .-^ ^..." •_.- •,_' -
was oa hB wm^ upswe to ^ptth^Ai KMpea^a recent case rf^^ . .TW_feqK>rt.«raT«vel;Ti
in.tlie d ^ e . The ^Kisncemait..«m ^eetei by applause .by the
audieuMwho — last" Wednesday • - : T --."<•-•'- ' • '
night, Jnfy 19.'—^"had come td the
-ball itf Our Kq^ R^eeiner.
Schoid, t » t e . m e ^ ^ | ^ » d b y '
thrMR^^^^ittwon^a* ««wvJ--.'
'-'Di»Aig,tite e««f^i. Nassaa>
County.Detective Lee Behrens.'of-•
die Set Ctiines-Unit described
how' to M« precamteii, what to
do tf i ^ i d ^ and Ae.^pntanffi
of.m^^ the ^ e e . taneafc
atelyl:" '• "^^ "
scheduled were pleasing to all
present. . . T^-'
"Ti^Wlnneit.
"-:*. taKwea' •... -• •
'. ConqBerfai i ie heal, tides and
their. compAors. two sets of
. canpists made besf time .of the.-
day. Paddling for Salty Bay Ya'cfi't'
Oub, ' ^m- ^^dai^dffi . and
¥alerie WmAm' paddM faster
~ iiah alltttha-.antnstgjn the atfult
feiiiale rJu^fTOTOptettea the one . MareSca and NteQ- Ragoh^,
". mil? in 9:08. Taldng honors for , Captain Joe's. 12:05.
the men were Freeportera Robert' Feaulea Over 40 Race.:-' .
and Rof ^»L.who wmt their - Mutoo GotMl^ . and An
.^•n^e.li^^cpur%fa7^.. . ;:.- ^iComme»m3) .» •
; -. Oth« %m, «cond-aiii tturd • ' , ._
iiiB."4!23..Ycpth raw were Iwld
ovH" the day's slMir^it course. .
Female Race.#l • The Scala-mandre
;.Pantina Team: Debbie
W^an and Gtey Teller. IMa-
Poinl Lookout* 11*2; ' ^ f e ^
lenndv .and -'Joan Kennedy.
II:0I.* • •
Female Race #2 • Joyce Gough-er
and Dotty Welck. Baker Str^t
.Wb, 10:15:- i««n»ry llatol
ami Barbara-.iflg^», subuAan- -
TBer 10:20i «nd M»iy Bi«>
h^ ^M'tfte Luaa Mwd-A.S.
Sofkfad • Charapicmship Title.
the public ; interest." .-Family
. ^ ^ p r ^ ^ ^ art leae^y^ „p ^ Wm^tt ^ afes
Under the leadership of manager
Jean, Bkaey, the mm -^-made
•13:»
Ts;si2=.i-^«.«« •«».-«;..i/im«*" IWMW—lS.-~"^toched we ^Oe ui fte
mmc^m « furloagi^m. AJA,"YCTith Twiapent-*^*
^.-Jr ^^cctBooked - . firomaradio.
. -Tlie 17-jear old youti _.
•with fti npe a « | j ^ e m ^ ^ ^ ^ a _that
tits-state, d^n&n centCT at'Ae
tim^ the Freeport woman was
raped on July. 12. Police rqxms at
tfitt dme aD^M that the mMaa
< ted also b ^ fweed iato a b i ^
•'Ml M-vn»a b an' affiipt to
of
l-to^ave-
Tm*aB^«<>cbw^*Pwp«f
tt^^>had ."liSh-woman
ls"1OTiaiBllA^ofa«' yea _ o_ t d_ - ^_ / ^_ . c_h _a ^_^ _ i ^
Seamw Aveane fa tte village.' .nbbety andfatPngdim Itymt
Lindsey's anest last week has led o](} •„,!. Haapsey said be
m i^lilk iUiuuialj. by twa
: Na^ra Faimly Cam Indges th^
-~ .their ^ d « warAp.i^out '^_
''•.yooti'Iii^ been ^smM by-££
~ State n ^ i on ForYmtti.
'•'• J^fudge^WiOiam Dempsey-and
Sadgi,} Marilyn Friedenbeig
•uyyuitd Ac yooth'ff rtlcarr" in-
. l^omber, l ^ i , in a < ^ loleter
Ei^nan. Jtete - Yoa^' KMoh'
M«tdr. .IfeiwvCT. tSe.Jniie.
^ d that iMiiey. was s^msed
. and four days later was a^in.
anested .fat attempted n^beiy. -
an ^undefeated, record
wins and no losses. .~ .
.-"Bidiind the pitd&g of T a ^
Grota^. ' the' ^ s J}Mt. Sr.
Mui^^'s in the^M piniT/iJ;
B ^ ^ ^ to the mmmi game,.P4;
and St. I^argaret*r afain in"tf
third game. 14-10. • . .^
. .. Mmters of the enampionsmp
-. t^«-we-Tan|a GnAovaf" "-^
'Dtatn.- Christf& Bmnie'. jl^te
Alias. "Vidcy. Kcopps. Debbie
-Lufeski. Clarice Pierce; ERfa
Clare LhlftUer
Gtabbs, Mary BraoB^n.
stated pfBdy' iia«-ffi^' iaBf~'BShasrsef^Oinontisrt^H8
c m ^ ^ i^insi "fiotaghing" ,^nth a^tmm seatian - at
Lin^^ imarthe'^^e cent»^ . I ^ i e n # v ^ lam % J o ^
for bj^s-in Goshen'..Hew Yorlg.-, . _ : .- -, „„T,,„^tr. "
They termedtheir discfosafes^in - (OmL oa Page 3r
•.C^tfToayMorafa."' •'.''.; '.
_ Tins past weekend, the gMs
. competed in the r^jgjonal tooma-
. meex. fa Brentwood, hsf fag fi^ m
^^ortaaity to play fa rae n a ^ ^
, em^imship ^m^ fa AG^BA
. Kowever. they fsBrt to plan'fiA
. or second.
A WINNING BALLTEAM!-Th« Freeport Girts TravBl T««n (piettired
above) ^leiirnera of ttw Long MaM A.S>.' SoffMl ChamptonaiiiR
title. M ^ up of F ^ ^ r t girla, t S - w ^ v t of apr.pittoani «rtR moA
oompele IH- Wm ragtag We and tiM^^^rtuiiily i l p r t l d p ^ to tta.
natkx^ ^»mpiOf^rtt ^ t>e4ield fa'Augast in Ynfi. Ra. (Sea 'mstf<
pagel.) - ' "^ "l..' := • - ".
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