The-Leader_1979-01-25

              •LiLR:.r.i.-.H- _
FfHEPOiT
SAIDWIN
ROOSEVliT
MERitCi
FRflPORT^S
Olflllil
NEWSPAPER
43fdYEAR.No.39 FREEPORT. NEW YORK, JANUARY 25.1979 PRICE 2 0 * PER COPY
Two Bid For Dem Nomination
i . •
Political Parties Jo
Caucus Thls^Week
FREEPORT - Village tnjstte'Waysre'Jordah"a>id feiSow-DcnJocrat
, Jcrsj- Gerstman have oRldally annbiicccd they.vkill.seek their party's
-cadtMa;cmcints..ta.ni.n-fot-tfae-y!iUage i!k>&nl.iallfag.Jdan:fa_2Q..gIcgtlon.;.,
The Frecport Democratic Committeemen's organiiation will hold their
convention Sunday, January 28, i pm, at the Freeport Exempt Fire­men's
Association, 9 Nonh Lcng
X
' THE SMELL OF THE QREASE PAiNT end th« a^ptmmi of their audt«flc« wert» preps«m mtmi ttu<
^ dents cf the Froeport Recreatiort Depjulmenfs Drsma Wo«*sherp presented "Hansel and Qfst«S" in
the restaurant Lounge "theatre" at the Recreation Center racantiy. Pholofiraphed, in ceatuna and
makeup, were (I: to r.) front row: Chris Fenyo, Cindy Friedman. Beth Fries. Meiinda Thayer, Katy..
-Dunkle and Reglna Ross; second row: Workshop assistant Beth Buchanan. Billy Teub, Johanna"
Traoer, Marion Alvarez. Matthew Gerych. Michael Goldberg, Uuren Francjo, Amy Warman and
Suzanne Colonna; back row: Jeannlne Haley. Noel Konlcek. Barl Koral, Kirsten Connor, Maealio
Alvarez. Marilyn Alvarez. Maris Harris, David Muslcarjf and Drama Director Mar>' Hall.
^ Vfilh Murder of
74-Year 0!d Woman
- FHJEETORT"'As the \^BIage Board of Trtislccs continues to evaluate
bids on private cartage, Maj^r WiHiaia H. White answered one resi-
__deiit!fcspiestioii5jitJhejmbHc ^ctlon of this past Monday's Village
Boaid meeting. Mary Mclatosh of Pdrtcriield Place;'one of the few to
attend.the Janaary 22nd meetiag at Village Hall, asked VfhUc, *'What
are the advantages" of jprivate
cartage? _ Esplaining iMt the recent post
WMte CTpIdned • that the cardpol! on backdoor^ jarbage
village "cspected private, carting' ' picinphadnQthing to db with the
-;fi!roBMKSt.l«ttn»al|2Sg,^^
•" * «inmali?~for ffi^ affihocd fBjiF"tl!e-v3lJifc.'irauid
' " Se-knr _6t(f
Beach Avenue. Jordan wiii run
for re-election for a second term
on the Village Board. The second
spo! is the seat presently held by
Tom Loveiidge. a Freeport Vil­lage
Party standard-bearer for
the past 12 years who recently an­nounced
he would not seek re­election.
' •
' The Freeport Republican Coro-mltko^'
s caucus to choose
Dfirly cindidates ts scheduled for
Wednesday. January 24,-with the
. results known too late for this
issue of THE LEADER. The 9 pm
meeting is being held a! the Salty
Bay Yacht Qub on Wcstslde
Avenue, The Village Party of
Freeport, which in the Kost re­cent
vUIagc-wi(Jc election »hat«d
candidates with the OOP, will
caucus by the end of this month,
according to its president, Vin­cent
"Jim" Fortunato.
Trustee Jordan, a resident of
Smith Street, hsi Hy«d in the vil­lage
since 197!. He was first
elected to the Board of Trustees
in March, 1975. A graduate of
Baylor University in Teias,
Jordan is one of^ a handful of
people in New York State who
nave bcen^mitted to tlic Bar,
after passing the csamination
children. Bom and educated in
Queens. New York, Gcrstmsn
has lived in Frecport since 19fe9.
A graduate of Queens CoUe^e,'
he attended an engineering pro­gram
H Harvard-and took two .
years of graduate work In psy"
chology ?t the New School. He
is empWcd ass an accoutitt execu­tive
with a New York City gra­phics
flrra. Gcrstman preseatly its,
a vlctt-prcsldent of both the
Nortlm'cst'CIWc-AliOcUtion'fllnd
the Freeport Democratic Club.
BeibuBiy, A Cteet
ATFimdIUlaer
Gerstman and Jordan made
their announcements at e fund
raising cocktail party Sunday
afternoon, January 21. Special
guest at the Frecport Dcmocrst's
election kick-off was Carol
Bejlamy, New York Gty Counci
President.
fn an informal speech at the
party, held in the home of Ai and
Cbclic Dorfman of New York*
Avenue. Bciiamy emphasized
the Importance of her new role
as a member (yet to beconfimfcd)
i>f the MetropoUtan Transit
Authority, She vowed to do cvcry-^
"lhing~**Ih' her power" to improve
sasse setvlcc. USugT
aadLtiKJ^wSIige Vcmmit lawljiet,'
iie' firstyear'a • sav*;'
.^Ings. aader aifaee^ggji
.'.weald .feeaSairSC^OPO.-'
McMosli. asked"wlijr' tbsm h •
saxSi k'TKst di£fefesee is.-costs
hetmsesr*. ptitste*oo|z^ca|' aadi
' die isszikipat. departaieat. The-
'' iBi^Dr-ej^aiaeil t£tt be b^eved.
tfiat la tfie pn&Be sector, saleies
'.'veie catdsli^-s!! widt tiie'pifvate'
'—9etbBKt '.iHSe' lnciiraUA Onsjes)
- iryete"- far: ateaSee ^tiam' la' the,
remaSn widi Es present baduSoo'
setop.-"^- - • . ' " - — ' ."••'•-•-
' "llthit-yiflige enters-*-eontraa
r-,—leaJdeafcr
.dMldlfectly with" tije
"nnioic^aBfyrWMe' saysi- "Ibe
pdvate caifef' woaM..be_js«id
(Sredljr 1^ the village genres^
:.iQeat«" .the' majrac esgililaed,
."aadx.^ eosapiaiota mSi be.
hatidtfd tixcdtii^ the viHage
-cffioes as is nbw.tbe case.*'
-^'.la^Ubi prepaR^r
MINEOLA - A" 22-yeirK)ld
Brooklya mMS has been ari^sted.
and charged with the secoftd-degree
murder of a 74-year-old
Freeport womafl. - »
_ .i.Ri<±y^CrtMby was first picked
zrcp..at"-ih<g7lJWig-{i«laad;:g«if-8oi'id'"
sUtiewu by Frecport Police Ofij'
. cers Anthony Giordaao aad Joe
Stephetts sooo after the shooting
passenger •service on the Long
-istsnilKaiffitad. • • .
- More liiati ISO persons "at'-,—r
tended the fundraiser and heard
-ScUamy as she urged them "to
become inwivcd in the Democrat''—r~
ic Pjirty local campaign," because /
Gerstman, who. lives on West "'l*"! "f^'^^^.l* ^^"if '^"^ B'^'^^t -
-_=,„- • *.»..„.•-.. r - '—'™i '—.effect on out i JVC*- —
iTt • jt: •-
but without graduating taw
schooUiifi-has bccn's member of
The Atl*wfjc South Gvic Assod-itipti
rrASCA), has $«'orked with
the Little League, and has been
active with the Democratic
organization
• J E ^ J , 0 - : 2...^-^ i^TTv-- r^ iS::^: •rrr-'r
January21, la thefaasHy owned
!aod)eos«tie/staijba«t]r uttsftL-tX
liQHotth Main Street. According
to poSoe, two taieaanoed with a
haadg^o, walked into the stored
sbodt 8:30 pta, wiule Mtt. Majr, c
lbng-tisx! iireeport restdeat, was
*otkinjg there. -• •
: FdOkMii^atdiepbaoeniportof
IVlilte pointed fxtt that a tbojCDSsii .»i <h_sM_ -,,^>^,-n„„jH i. _th.,e ttoc?. wfaete Mrs.
moetbs.'iuts 'Otamn- that private •- "***»*.' P*™*.*?'™*
' ptIyatB sipcfeM'^
. Tbe.-nOagc' feasted'pd?ate
-. e«^t% tHds ooJ«aisn3r.4.i % Jew;'-; :.G«tea oe E d^
witJUio ^Ht^fs.. ^66 BgkaHe tbeir'BSunN^QOi)'
^Tbs£e*~l2i a stasessiess'
VSR mWiiiirong gaHte'
Newsfr? — Hie ^ -
wMA it sisftSs.
'WBSfR
J L A ittmii iirti — — ^ ^^ — A ? -• — t a n a AlL,imtntit .ii • mi im
.-AS me eapwauoB (OS uucmt jreat-r^
pftfij^a^i' WIMM-IS sihsa pairt' ea the
woraaa JOB tbe fkor with a
isbot wocitd^.io' the sMiBti
^^^oe&ab aad StepOess, anaecf
witb. desodptioes 'of two
• out witb
- poiata ootlfc^ flte teBd^lniyead-ga£
0diRfv«teaBti^'lQefleQr-oiie--..6o0 'depitadiC'Vl^utie' said.'
reaaao—jabpey. Copld'we'MWg 'fSspessave .'eq^^Mniast
f^zimnnrc a cafrvtaatU^xtMxmt.''
"re-estabSsb a mBafcipai staaU'
f^vea by sritseaaesVapprebesMSed
Cresbf at am-nSkem& siiS&im,
Pelkst 'lax'tM locMag-fat a
seisoiadstsspect. ^^
•'' •••psfice aowces;«fy_"feJrt "wttae*-
aes caw two stea'oa Nodb Mato
Frpepoct RacrMtkKi CmW ttaff'm«mtNWB. rtntv* eoncratsticnom
frati Fraepert Mayor kViiJiam Whiit for tifir pm im mtvina tfw Ufa of a
Cmtv ftttiim. imt MonOny, wtmn tht mm eoliapcad frem * hmtt
affaefc wfii<« iosQtng in (he fymnasiunt, Bmivut and Wright rua:h^ to
his aid usiitg Sift saving teeiml^tMM in wlikiii tt»ty had hmn frainad.
Both'went wt^'thc vietim'la'ih« hoi^itat iiii apoiic* smbulaAca', with
Etysrhart r«e«hdng a cut lip whihf gMns rrMuth-UHnouth rasuscitatlon
during the bumpy- rkto. The hospitaiizad man Is raportad Iri satisfactory