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NEW YORK, DECEMBER 30.1982
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Freeport Bu Meeting Monday
Dodd Mothletds Public Hwring On 1983-84
^ Budgef Sfaiis At 8 P.M.
THOSE M'(SHTy'MATHLETE8«i FdMport'a Oodd Junior H)gh
•chool aira alraady^itlminO luuparoua vldorM*. Photographad 0• to r.)
In llrat row ar**''John CHuMaari%taracMachtef,.Tad Fangf Mika
Sa*hawlez,T)mAn«A/D«vf ViMarrBrlanAnaon.QjnaNlBto; aeeond
row: Richard Faldnvan, Adam Koupl, Oamatrlas EIIU, Robert Bumpu*,.
Joa Kaallng,'CtirU Kontcek, Zachary Borynacfcffhlrd row: Coach
Andraw 8«b«r, Malt Kaily. Crala Schledar, Kavtn Rugg, Ron
FREEPORT - The year'* Dodd
Junior High Scbooi Mathletes are
pctiog in three leagues, whh
the Freeport team ranking flrst.
.second and third in the various
leagues.
In tile Nassau County Junior
Mathematics League, both tlie
Dodd (eveiUfa and ieighth grade
teams Were placed fint iu tlieir
respective ' divisions. Couiity-wide,
whidi iocbides over 40
schoob. the Dodd dghth grade
team ranks SROod. only a point
froos first place* -•.~
Aftn^tho..first .toiiipttitfoo.
FREEPORT - A proposed annual village budget.'for.fiscal year
1983-84, win be. the subject of a pobEc hearing Monday evening,
January 3, at 8 pm. at Freeport Vtllage Hall. The Village Board of
Trustees meetiiig aHows for pobBc questions and commeiils on the
line-by-line budget, which will be avulable prior to the meeting.
Copies of tl>e budget can be
pkM np at the ViOage QeA's **°^ •* JW8.000. According to
office at Village Han or seen at the eady arithmetic. 511.2 maiion
the Fre«m«tMemorial library." " ^ ** ni«<* *>y t»'»»ioo.««» *=
Extra eoptea win also be available . viHage's real property, which Ts
attfaemwting. -• - assessed a^86j^:Mffing foe the
Persons wisUag to pick up pewUx rate of HiMpet $100
coofes are temiDded that Vina«e assessed vatnatioa.'
. U : ? " " - L 5 ? ^ :««q*o?S?' - HSwffllidfl.edalldjyFriSS'. " '^^^•^^;^t*iS^'
th« sevestli grade team *"*»«'i)ccember 3r"and"Is ihravs y^***''**^"'*™^^'^^'^*^^'^
tWrd. but is only one point away % , j , „ ^ i ^ 5 , j j ^ j _ ^ „ 4 5 , „ , ^ _ ; went to press Tuesday night.'
from the top.'Hlgh scoceri for
Dodd in the first oompetitiaa were
Ari Jiieis. Matt Masne. Matt
KeUr. Mike lana. John CtakJes,
Extite, Matt Magna, Mike Luna, Erie Wfilla and Coach QaH Uving- Kev& Rugs. Ian Handel and
ilOi)«-' ' '.-^ ' ••• OraigSchlediter.
The • Atlantic-Pacific Math
League indodes schools from ali
over the United.. States and
Canada.- After the firsrcorope-titioo,
tiie Dodd MatUet^
pbiced secood.in the'Northeast
Dt^ton I. Wgh Scorers ta this
competition were Eric. Whhe,
Matt Magne, Kevin Rugg'. Mike
Luna. Matt KelW. John Oukies,
Joe Keating. David Vieser.JCTniig
(Cent, on Page 12) '
Baldwin Board Sets '^
Two Sifetial-Meefings
0n Curriculum
•• ,..BALDWIN. •. Cutriculnm matters will be the major agenda item at
tWo special meetings of the Baldwin Bord of Education scheduled for-
Toesday, January 4 anci Thursday i January .6.
' 'Although a great deal of time has been spent on reorganization this
year," Baldwin Superintendent of Schools Rollaod W. Jones said,
"we have also spent a' great deal
' closed oh Sabqdays andSosdajs^
. Tlie-libtary win dose at 1 pm
friday, December 31. and wtU
also be dosed tot the boSday
weekend.
PreHndnary Budget figures
were reldued last week by Mayor
WiUiam H. White and showed a
village tax indfease, of 98* per
SlOO assessed vilustion. an e i%
increase over the" present* lax
raleofS12."08. '
-The. village's proposed new
budgei calls for expenditures of
SI 6 3 millioo, an increase of
• $1,029,817 over the present
. budget. Estimated revenues, as
released, stan^ at S4.3 millioo for
the fiscal ^-ear and finds on
December 28th. hat ViSage'Hall.
the week before, had outlined
several- reasons for ti^. tax
increase. These tndode.. said
viUage spokesperson Jeln Peters,
ihisyear'sSK increase in v j U^
* employees' salaries; a ^rantin-gency
fund of S675.O00' to take
into acconiit, among.ather things,
negotlatioos pegently underway
for contracts befl^Kn the VHiage
itod^its Civil Service Employees'
Assodafioo and' tlie Police-
Benevdent Association; in­creased
health insurance costs;
and less state aid than antidpated
The budget is not a subject for
(Cont.onPag«6)
o( time on the heart of the scltoot
program — curriculum."
New or revised curricula have
been prepared* for gproputers,
English, Math. Sdence. Art,
Music, IndustiOTAttrand Home-,
making.
The curricula wiU be presented
to the School Board by Dr.-
.Howard Schrvera. ^;^ssistant Su-petuitendent
for Curriculum/. -
hutruction-and br. Peter Lynch,
IMndpal of tlie -Senior High
School.
Directors or chairpersons of.
the varioos departments involved
will join Dr. Schivera\and Dr.
Lynch for the presematTons.
The two special meetings will
be held at the District Ofiice and
wiB be sin at 8 pm.
Regular Meeting
The School Boiard's regular
monthly meeting will be held on
Wednesday. January 5, at Steele
Scttooi. The board will meet at 7
pm with an executive session, to
dt«;nss personnel and legal clat­ters,
the first item on the agenda."
The board expects to eater
open session at approximately
8 ^m. Ttus'oorricm of the mie^ng'
is opcn'tb tne pufiGc.'
Spedal Meeting
On ReorgantraHoo
On Wednesday, January 12,
the board will be meeting in
special session to discuss the pro­posed
reorganization pbn. which
was presented to it by the scbooi
administration last month. The
public meeting-will-be_he!4jt.
the District Office and win
be^at8pm.
Briefly, the reorganization plan
proposes to cV6se-*teele School,
convert Milburn, .School to a '
kindergarten center for the entire
district ' for 1983-84. and. in
1984-85. establish a' ftiH-day
kindergarten program at Mitbum
and Meadow Schools.
A change, in tlie Brookside-
Shubert tomdary line and the
reassignment of the PHC pro­gram
from Meadow School to
Plaxa School are also induded in
the proposal.
At the January . 12 meeting,
the fnemliers of the Board of
Edocation will dtscnss the pro­posal
with administration staff
members and wiU also entertain
questions and pommenfs fiom the
iliorit'oriPa^e)
The Leader -•
Rhodd & Ira Keller
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-earolDaviSon Joyce 11
Joan Dehney Cfinton Metz
Susan Glassgold Fulkr Mischief
Morion Howie - Jeanne Radnor
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fiohnd Hope
David A Vies er
C>avid E Vieser.