The-Leader_1985-01-03

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FREEPORT. NEW YORK, JANUARYS. 19&5
49th YEAR. No^37 \' :• ' '
Baldwin Bd. To Get Funds For Five More
Officers In 85-86 Budgef
FREEPORT - An increas^ln the number of .village police officers
...might.heantrcipalrd if thepmpflsed miiniripal hiidgHi^i Bdnpter^ by-jOpei)
House
Ends Season At
-Museum
FREFPOBT - •""* '^'^rA„„;,y
is invited to attend the Freeport
• Historical Museuni's. 7 annual
Open House on Sunday, January
. The museum is localea'a't 350
• Sonth-'Main Street and admission
is free; although donations are
always gralehilly accepted.
The open bouse marlcs the end
of the ratiseum's current season.
The museum war then dose for
Cqmmunify'V\fide Survey
isJ^drtpfRepmt
BALDWIN - Results of the comffiunity.wide Kindergarten Survey
• will be included in the Superintendent's Phase 1 Kindergarten Repart
to the Baldwin Board of Education at ils-regtilar monthly board meet­ing
tu btilHild aa January 9, at MUbUm" jchool. 1 he meeung is sched-the
Freeport Village Board of Trustees following itt anniial piihlic
hearing Monday evening, January 7. ^
The largest increase in the 19.85-86 budget Uln the. category of
Public Safety, with a total project- "...
*? ?'^i.^^?l•!!l%u*^ °\ ^^•^'^' Public Safety, accounf fer 72.5%
°^i!"l."';.*l^:^''c r"''*'.u u- u - of the entire budget or a total of
Under Public Safely, the high- $13 g^j 8861
est amount is for the village police
— nearly S3.8 million or 19.64%
of'the entire'budget.' Of thaf
amount $2,931,458' has been
earmarlccd for salaries for.tlia de­partment's-
police, chief, one
—eagtaijL_^Maen lieutenants, five
Under/ Employee • Benefits,
more than 50% of the 52,628,135
is allotted for Reliremenj. The
$1,300,000 is more than $100,000 :
less than requested last year.
Nearly all the funds allmirrf
-—several-montns -tn-altaw~fiJrT
" ' change in exhibits and a general
/".refurbishment.
-' Present exhibits in this 23rd
• year of the museum include the
_Childten's-Roomr>»'ilh' operaiing-toy
trains ' and • antique dolls;
the Communicalions Room, wilh
-: old-time radios^c&raeras and a
television;, and- pictures - and-photographs
of Freeport and
..Freepotters of yesteryears.
Refieshraenis, including egg
nog and homemade coolies,
— will be served by members of
the Freeport Historical Society.
Rec Piscount
Plans On Sale
tiled to begin at 8 p.tn
"We received more than 1,100
responses io the. survey," SUper-
-infendeiiV of SdiooIsrKolIin'd Wr^
JonM said; "and. appreciate Uial
so' many: members of the com­munity
took the time to answer
and return .the forms." ".
While the analysis of the sur/
..vey will be an integral part of
(hr rf pnrt,JtjdlLnQLbSgthe,sofen^Lenoi
determining factor in the Board's
decision whether or not to pursue
the study of extending the kinder­garten
day. .
_^*Afler_ reviewing'_|he_jeporl_
iijits enfitety," Dr. Jones said,
"the Board will . determine.
. , , J . .-• J for Sanilaiion ($2,281,934) are .
^JE^fP^.JouT d e l v e s and ^^ g^^.^^ „ ^ c„j,a ^ „
- " - . - 67.pol.ce officers, a total force of ,io„ {S2.019.135). Of that 52 mil- :
Board. •-.• -•••• - • _ i f j o c ''^ -"°Ti,^ -. '" "on amount, $1^098,000. Ot^.
--rTfcsfdi^rtS offHhe-eoiiinruTiily —*?g^^^^ Jl'. rS60,0Wr=n7(ib 7h£n Ih&present
who are servtig on the PTA , "• "S?"^^"'! "«fP°" , ^ - . 1 year, is for the actual coUection
committee include. Roberta Col- age Poto Department u not up by Five Counties Srling.
• ton, president of PTA Councili ^ ' ^ "* '"" ,[°^.^HL.^JI,Z? JTbe publicwiU-be able to ask -
Marian; Feldman sia-vjudy oncers on the rosier. The last questions abou! any item on the
O'TooIe, Brookside PTA; Agnes O^unly police test was taken more . budget, copies of which are avaUr
Ferguson and Nancy Petonino. than a year ago — last December able at the office of the Viliage
ErAt=^=rjfiky=Tela-=.*nd- — *"" ~ '"' '"'"' "" "' ""•"' ~ " ^ ^—
- FREEPORT-^-Fan-discount
plans for unlimited admission to
the Freeport Recreation Center's
HeafilFWing expire asof January
7.- _ .J . ... • ...
Winter, plans, effective Jan-uary
8 toJMay 12, are currently
on sale. The costs to resi3enls.
arr $85 for families, S4()>for an
individual and $20 for those 60
years and older. .
For those who purchased both
stfmmer and fall plans in 1984,
a discount rate for the winter
"season is offered "at $60 fdr'a
familyjind $30 for an individual. -
_IBe_£SJsls_lb 1 nqn-iciidetits
. wjiether or not Jp-continue_the
sttidv, develop it^jroeram .and
prepare cost estimates."
The survey questionnaire was" Savoca, committee chairperson;
developed by members of the . Agnes Baum, Al Fam, Catherine
PTA lUndergarten Committee Healy, Cheryl Israel, Louise
and the Baldwin Educational _^McKasty, Joann Mueller. Oenise
. Assembly (BEA) Extended Day O'TooIe, ~Sheiley.,---PalIadtno,
.Kindergarten Committee. Patricia. We'monick , and- Peter
.' The two committees- were' O'Neill, and .Carl
established early in the fall in BEA Executive
response to a Bcraid of Education—Liaisons."" ""-
charge for commnnitv participa- Gene Tanrarn,
Joan Farfiularo, Meadow PTA;
Nancy Levins, Regina Loesch
and Jeinlie 'DiPolilo, Milbum
PTA; Katherine Milone and
Gerry Baum,.PlazaPTA:.Regina—
Waldes and Barbara Freymann,.,
Shubert-PTA; Donna Ballaranft^ ^, ^ ^ „ . , , • j , - , „ , ,
and FeggyPetras,. Steele PTA; - "•,^?*>>^-?''l^-^f-.'voV'n,'/"*'
and Kalhy Healv. SEPTA. budget; Sanitation, $2,281,934, cr
BEA members are Anthofiy—^J-'f".' Culture and Recreation
has not yet been established,
because of the conflict over the
'^I\tnng"of minority applicants.
. Four other budget caiegojies
J|5?!l_?5?9?lSlJ<Sl-niote_than_teit-
^percenj of the total proposed
'budget: Eniployee Benefits.
a3efKrio_Villagc-HiUT-4W-a»-tbe-
Freeport Memorial Library..
The meeiing will begin al'S pm.
in Freeport Village Hafi.—-
Under Jhe prHES^SiJ^iite^t-
$2,185,480, or 11.4%; and Debt
Service, 10.67%. These four, and
the village tax rate would ga from
$13 J6 "per $100 of assessed valu­ation
(o $13.81. an increase of
45t. To. the owrter "of a house .
assessed-a; S7.5C0, this means an ^
increase of- S2.81 per month or"
$33.75 for the year.
Silverman,
Committee -
Village Portv^To Gwcys Jan. 16_
FREEPORT - The Vm^e Party
lion in any plans for extending
the kindergarten day. Both com­mittees'
have been -deeply in­volved
in the study of all facets
of such an extension and In the
preparation of the report to the
_ . bers) will_be considered,"' ex-of
Freeport is.the.second political puir.ed Jackson in' 'a letter sent
party in the village to announce recently to all members of tlie_
c - . .. , feu'^'*^".—'t^.TOm'n'at'nSwu^s^^'Ipg*™? YilTagerPSty. Resumes mus't'bF
Supenntendenl of SchooU, and candidates.to rurijm the Marri) subroilled to Jackson on or t e -
19th village election. • ' fore Monday. January 7.
The Home Riile Party held its . ^,
caucus Tuesday evening, Decem­ber.
18.. naming Fred Hager
as its candidate for mayor and
Frances^"0'Connor. principal of
Shuben School and Kindergarten
Correlator for the, District, have
been serving as administrative
liaisons to (he committees. '
~RegIsirafion For Rec Prolframs
a recent meeting of "the
Freeport Republican Club,
Deputy Mayor Dorothy Storm
. . .. „ . . _ , . . also announced her intention to_
LionjLSocolovan<l-Ed Monroe as- ^^^ for mayOrrSufrmTepaaFy
candidates for trustee.. . -»-iIl be succeeding present Mayor
The Village J'artys member- William White; whin White steps
«re_$125_for families- $60 Jot-an
individual and $30 for seniors,
with.a discount rate of $100 and
$S0 for those who purchased 1984
summer and fall plans. .
Earililir; al the HBalth-Wing-indude
indoor swimming pool,
steam aiid siuna exercise rooms
and a gymnasium^ ^__
FREEPORT - RegiatraUon for
the Freeport Recreation Depart­ment's
winter programming will
be held on Saturd^, January 26, .
10 "ain-lf noon,' for children
and Monday. January 28. _7.-8i30.
pm, for adults t
twirling, creative movement,
creative play, ballet; tap dance,
dog obedience, drama, fencing,
guitar, gymnastics, jazz-aerobics
(teens/pre-teens) and swim les-s.
ons._ , , ;
Ofifered for adults are. art.
ballet, jazz dance. Lap dance,
Non-resident children may dog obedience, fencing, guitar.
register on Saturday. 1-2 pm, aerobic dancing, body building,
and non-resident adults on body conditioning, dancexetcise,
Monday, 8:30-9 JO pm. \ sHmnaslics, aqnacise. yoga
—All registration-will-bcdbcId-at-¥-eiercise and swim lessons,
the Fregwrt Recreation Center. The cost for most programs is
Programs offered for children $10 for residenu and $20 for non-are
art., arts and crafts, baton
ship meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening, January 16.
at 8 pm, in the Firemen's Exempt
Hall. 9 North Long Beach Ave-"
' Tiue. Freeport.-
According to Village Party
-^'resident-Oiarles-Jacksonr-ca)
didates will be nominated for
miynr. twxj trustees and village
down after the first week of
January to start a new job with
the town of Hempstead.
While, who served as maxor
'• for 12 years, has liee'n named
Hempstead Town Deputy Cbm-roissioner
ofPIaniung and Eco-nomlc
Development. and_wiII_Fiot.
finish ovt his term. Stohn would
" serve as mayor until the candi-.
date elected for that position in
the next village election — on
jusuce.
Jackson adds that resumes will
be accepted from any memlier
^fJhc^Uag<LJtoyJiili»;stiaiJii_MardM9-—-5ik^t^the^
becommg a candidate for those Office "00 the first Monday in
four positions. April.
"Only (hose.who are members
-Jn-good-stamlmg-tpatitTrp-meTfr-" —IpcM'.in paud IS)-