Village News 1968-07

              RECREATION VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Freeport Superintendent of Recreation Richard Hanak reported that his de-partment
would welcome the services of volunteers who are interested in contributing
some time towards a happy and eventful summer for Freeport youth.
If you feel you are qualified, through past experience or interests, to work with
youngsters in any of the recreation programs, please contact Mr. Hanak at FR 8-4000.
Volunteers will assist the professional recreation staff members, particularly in
the new evening activities at the junior and senior high schools.
Two of the popular Freeport Recreation activities are illustrated here. Guitar
Instructor Frank Matte gets a group together for a string session. Modern Dance In-structor
Eva Anderson shows some enthusiastic followers a new dance routine.
illage News
A PUBLIC INFORMATION BULLETIN OF THE VILLAGE OF FREEPORT
46 NORTH OCEAN AVENUE TELEPHONE FReeport 8-4^- ROBERT J. SWEENEY, MAYOR
Public Meeting On The 1st Monday Of Month Only During June, July, Aug., Sept.
JULY, 1968
FREEPORT IS
A SUMMER PLAYLAND
The Village of Freeport Recreation Department offers a complete summer pro-gram
which includes supervised activities for young children, teens, young adults,
adults and senior citizens. The program is conducted for eight weeks, until August
16th,from Monday through Friday of each week, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. days and
7:00 to 10:00 p.m. evenings. A complete schedule of activities is available from the
Recreation Department, Municipal Building, 46 North Ocean Avenue. Information
on any particular part of the program may be obtained by calling FR 8-4000, exten-sion
253.
Something new has been added this year. In cooperation with the Board of Ed-ucation,
there is an evening program at the junior and senior high schools. The com-plete
schedule is on pages two and three of this Village News. These activities are well
supervised. In addition to the program instructors there are Recreation Department
personnel on duty, so that at least six adults are on hand for each evening activity.
Summer recreation at village parks and other facilities includes:
ARTS AND CRAFTS, daily at each of the village parks. SWIMMING CLASSES,
at Casino Pool, for beginners and intermediates, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. ADULT SLOW-PITCH LEAGUE,playing at Freeport Stadium
each Sunday and Monday. Spectators are welcome.
PTT-IWT THEATRE, at 11:15 a.m., Northeast Park on July 17, Randall Park on
July 3i, Northwest Park on August 14. MUSIC UNDER THE STARS, beginning at
8:00. At Randall Park the Freeport Fire Department Band entertains on July 19, and
the Stewart Air Force Band on August 1. At Northeast Park it will be the New York
Naval Base Band on August 1. Waterfront Concerts are held every Friday night, with
music by members of the Freeport High School Band, conducted by Robert Levy.
ARCHERY, for boys and girls nine years and older from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00
p.m., at Northeast Park on Mondays, Northwest Park on Tuesdays, and Randall Park
on Thursdays. BOOKMOBILE, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., and story telling hour
at 10:30, at Randall on Monday, Northwest on Tuesday, and Northeast on Wednes-day.
Trustees: Hemy M. Aitengarten, Frank W. Somen, George H. Fairberg, Thomas J. Loveiidge
Vfflage Clerk: John J. MacDonald - Treasurer: Leonard D.B. Smith - Counsel: Oakley Gentry, Jr.
ATHLETIC PROGRAM
7 pm to 10 pm
MODERN DANCE
GUITAR
DRAMA
ART
GOOD GROOMING
LOUNGE
MONDAY
Girls
volleyball
basketball
badminton
rhythmics
Boys
judo
weight training
basketball
wrestling
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TUESDAY
Girls
judo
volleyball
basketball
badminton
rhythmics
Boys
weight training
basketball
wrestling
begin. 7-8:30
adv. 8:30-10
begin. 7-8
inter. 8-9
adv. 9-10
painting
sculpture
ceramics
7-10
WEDNESDAY
Girls
volleyball
basketball
badminton
rhythmics
Boys
gymnastics
weight training
basketball
wrestling
7-10
woodwork
7-9
7-10 '
THURSDAY
Girls
gymnastics
volleyball
basketball
badminton
rhythmics
Boys
weight training
basketball
wrestling
begin. 7-8:30
adv. 8:30-10:00
begin. 7-8
inter. 8-9
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ATHLETIC PROGRAM
7 pm to 10 pm
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
MODERN DANCE
MUSIC PROGRAM
DRAMA
ART
GOOD GROOMING
LOUNGE
MONDAY
Girls
volleyball
basketball
badminton
rhythmics
Boys
gymnastics
weight training
basketball
wrestling
touch football
box lacrosse
track
begin. 7-8:30 pm
adv. 8: 30- 10pm
GUITAR
begin. 7-8 pm
inter. 8-9 pm
adv. 9-10 pm
painting
sculpture
ceramics
7-10
TUESDAY
Girls
gymnastics
volleyball
basketball
badminton
rhythmics
Boys
weight training
basketball
wrestling
touch football
box lacrosse
track
JAZZ COMBO
group I 7-8:30
group II 8:30-10
7-10 pm
woodwork
7-10
WEDNESDAY
Girls
volleyball .
basketball
badminton
rhythmics
Boys
judo
weight training
basketball
wrestling
touch football
box lacrosse
track
begin. 7-8: 30pm
adv. 8: 30- 10pm
GUITAR
begin. 7-8 '
inter. 8-9
adv. 9-10
painting
sculpture
ceramics
7-10
THURSDAY
Girls
judo
volleyball
basketball
badminton
Boys
weight training
basketball
wrestling
touch football
box lacrosse
track
JAZZ COMBO
group I 7-8:30
group 08:30-10
7-10 pm
woodwork
7-9 pm
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