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FREEPORT. NEW YORK, JULY 14,1983
48thYEAR, No. 12 'TpV:^,.-^
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Annual Canoe Races This Sunday
(See Story Page 7W) Deller Re-Elected
Pres. Of Baldwin Bd.
11 * -^
* Motorcycle/Car
Accident Results
In Two Deaths
FREEPOKT - An accident
involving a speeding motorcyde
and a cat resulted in two CUalities
Thiusday morning, July 7.
The driver of the autoiDobDe
was Jane Fenyo^ 67, a retired
English professor.' inadcias and
anist, «rho had lived In Freeport
for many, years." The cydist,
27-year-old Frederick Baron, was
repotted to have been an. em­ployee
of Orient Express, a
motorcycle shop on Sunrise High­way,
near tbe scene of the acd-dest,
the intersectioa of Brook-side
Avenne and'Sunrise High­way
in Freepott.
Baron, of North Merrick, was
operating a 1979 Suzuki motor­cycle
westbound on Sunrise High-.
way. The cyde was being tested
following repairs in the shop.
Mrs. Fenyo, police say was
apparently maung a left turn
from Sunrise Highway onto North
Brookside, having travelled east
on the Highway.
According to Donald Wecklein,
Nassau County Homidde Acd-dent
Investigator, the motorcyde
- wis going at such a fast rate of
speed that it went completely
through the car causing both to
Ryan Again Vice-President
At Organization Meeting
by Joan Daltney
BALDWIN - Lorraine Deller has been reelected president and
William Ryan vice-president of the Baldwin Board of Education for tbe
19S3-M school year. Both also served in thttepositioosdiuing the past .
1982-83 scbobl year. New board member Ira Matetskv was sworn in for.
bis first term, repeating his oath of office as administered by Super-,
intendent Rollaiid Joors- . . ; . - —•
(Cont.onPagelB) .ccordinK
. The July 6 open meeting of
the Baldwin Scfaod Board was the
organizational meeting for the
jear and various one year ap-pcontments
and contracts were
approved according to required
procedare. Chief account utTiceis
for the district are Elizabeth
.Schmale, treasurer; Donna
Spinelli. district derk; and Rich­ard
Dopsovie. assistant super­intendent
foe business services.
Persons responsible for busi­ness
management hinctions ia-dude
Dopsmic; Veronica Robert- •
son, the secretary of the business
office; and Spinelli. They or any
two persons designated by the
superintendent are in charge of
purchaung and the legal advertis­ing
and opening of bids. Various
other responsibilities. including
the issuanix of purchase orders
as well as the transfer of fiinds
are the responsibilities of "Dop­sovie.
Investment of school funds
procedures are tHe responsibifity
of Schmalei Spinelli and Dop­sovie
Desigiuted as official news-paper
for the '83-*84 school year FHEEPORT CHAMPS. Winning their first maior taca this past July
are THE LEADER, the Hjl*rin—Foufll1>dur1ng_the 1963 New York CBy Harbor Feathol. the Freeport
lej^al codes and
A FATAL ACCIDENT. An aixidenl bctwMO a car <abovt) and motor­cycle
claimed two llvM this p«st Thursday, July'7. The motorcycle,
driven by Frederick Baron, 27, in employee oi Orient Expraes, hit the
car at such laat speed that It rammed through the metal pinning the
car'a driver, Jane Fenyo of Freeport. As the gas tank on the cyde
exploded. It ignited the ear and both blazed up, trapping Mrs. Fenyo.
Freeport poDoe and firs units, srrWIng at the scene, were unable Ip
reach the e7-year-old former college English professor In time. Bvon,
who was flung mora ttian 20-faet from the scene o( the Inipect, died
less than two hours later at Nassau County Medical Center. (See atory,
pagel.) .
Citizen and Newsday.
The designation of banks for
1983'S{-tbf~variaos accounts of
the district iixinde Chase Man­hattan
Bank in Baldwin, Chem­ical
Bank of Freeport, Otibank of. -.
Badlwio. Eutx>pean-American
Bank ol Baldwin, Matmfact-orers
Hanover Trust cf Baldwin
and National Bank of North.
America of Baldwin. Special
Ccnpotate Surety Bonds for the
Treasurer and Internal Auditor
for SlSO.OeO and SS.OOO re-spectivdy
were also approved.
. Donia Spinelli was appointed*
temporary tteasatet for the per­iod
of the treasnrer's absence or
vacation. . ^
The Board ''also officially
approved the reailopiion of its
bylaws as well as a reaffirmation'
of edscational philosophy. Super­intendent
Joiies said that, wMle -
' this is procedural, it is also an
. iniportant statement that the
Board is operating under the
same high standards as in the
past.
Designated as school phy­sicians
were Doctors Sttiart
Eichenfidd, Arnold Lnrie and
Carlos Galeoo.
The official travel mileage
rrioibarsenient rate for approved
official travel was set; at 23*
per mile, which Dopsovie izid is
that which New York Sute uses.
A series of telipoos holidays I
as estabSsbed by the'State was
announced and approred. These
dates are not school Ijolidays for
purposes of dosin']^, but rather
vanoos holidays' for such- re-
. Ugiaos.as_the_Eastg5_OrftodOT_
Chorches, Eastern Roman Bite
CaihoTic Chorches. the Old CaJ-
(Conl. on Page e r
Oarsonwf Eight, will tw one ol sbt liletxiai (whaletxal) teams vying in
spedal events at the Ninth Annual Great Canoe Rases on Sunday, July
17. Co-captains Russell Lester and Don Ouinton and coxswain Sue.
Lyons will be lolned In the race by team memliers Duke Lester. Bin
Ouinton, Billy Chlmeri, John Remsen. Jr.. Ed Martin, Jr., Tom
Jefferies, and (not In photo, above) Ridiard Ouinton and Jotm
Jefferies, the two alternates. Winners oi tlie City Division in tlie 1983
Hartxv Festhral Races, the name ol the Freeport Oarsome Eight is
Inscribed on the Navy League Cup on Governors Island.
^New Village Committee
Will Study Stadium Future
FREEPORT-As si»on-agenda item at the Freeport TOage Board of
Trustee's weekly open le^slative sessoo Monday evening, July 11,
Mayor William H. White atmnnTKTd tbe. fprmatica cf an adrisory
mrnmrtlrr In i t ^ t wrlh thr fntnrrctthr Trrf pnrt ^t«iBnm prnprrryl
The comnnttee win be chaired by John DiGtana, <luiii]Lin of tbe
Freeport Planning Board, which
White referred to as the lead COFRONS: Fran Campon. prea-tgencj
for tbe conwaaee. daa rfNotibeasl riekptit CSvic
Tbe new mimmttee, wfaidi Assodatroa (NEFCAh Jeiiy
White named with the approval of Getstman. past-prendent rf
the Board of Tnistees, in^Ar^ Northwest Cvic AssnoiiVn:
the entite Flaninng Board; and Carol Woods. crxltainKnoo cf
Glen Mitchen, co^iairman of {Com. on Page 3)
ChofigeJMunfer In Deaffi
QfyiottHm Near M Tracks
FREEPORT - A 2S-year-oid Freepott maa baa-been ancsled and-
.diargedwiditheinarderofawaiDanfDaiidTaesdayevesniig.My 12.
la a wooded area beUad tbe Long Island Rail Road rmhantmrat in
tbe area d Rutland Avenae and Comnetoal Street m iWinlieast Ftee-jw*-
. .
Shann Ulmer, 2S Bofialo Avenae in Freeport, was atiested josi aiier
tmanid ^odfg htht eW NedatsKsasdaCayo oboyt yS gHt.a Naoi--
dde Squad.
Pint reports .of (be discovery
of the woman's body Tuesday
_evettmg mentiooed its Gn£ng at,
about 7 cm by ir passerby, wbo
^"weqtieafly was idoifified as
Ulmet bi[ Nassan pcBcel
The ori^nal police report Oc-soibed
the body only as thai of a
black female and as partially
decomposed. As THE LEADER
went to press, tbe came of the
victim vras still being withheld
by, pc6ce, apparently pending
noci&atioa of next-of-kin.