The-Leader_1985-12-05

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Village of
Freeporl
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Freeporl
School District
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Baldwin
School District
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LEADER
FREEPORT. NEW YORK, DECEMBER 5.1985
51st YEAR, .No. 33
a FREEPORT HEMORIAL LIBRARY
W UERRICK ROAD
FRSEPORT H .Y H520 29
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Freeport In Line For UDAG Funds
Baldwin H. S. Honor
Students Named
Residents,
Taxpayers Can
Speak At Hearing
FREEPORT - A special public
.laeeting- to heaf cuinnients 'fium
' village residents and taxpayers on
recently completed studies re­garding
the Freeport Municipal
Stadium and its future use; park­ing
and. traffic problems in the
Freeporl Industrial Park area;
and zoning, Itaific and parking
in the walerfn'mt areas will be
_ held by the Village Board of
, Trustees on Thursday, Decem­ber
12. at 8pni, at Village Hall.-
The studies were federally
funded and were prepared by
the consulting firm of Raymond,.
Parish, Pine & Weiner, Inc. who
worked with a Citizens Advisory
Oinmiittee chaired by Planning
(C Pt.t.nPagelO)
Fire Guts
Dental Building
FREEPORT - A three alarm-general
alarm fire on Thanks­giving
Day gulled the amtenls
and interior of the Summit Dental
building, 81 South Bergen
Place, Freeporl. Over 100 fire-fighlers
from Freeporl and Bald­win
battled the blaze in a 25 mph -
easterly gale and torrential rains.
Despite the iniensily of Jhe fire,
however, no major injuries
were reported.
The initial fire alarm for the fire
was sounded just before .9 am
Thursday, November 28, and
Department Chief Lee Tucholski,
who was on the scene almost
tniniediately, notified incoming
ur'iis I'f a "working signal ten."
Noting heavy smoke and Hame
fri>ni the northeast coriier >)f the
lUit-sUiry-KUucture, Chief Tuchol­ski
directed incoming pumpers
M' wTap several hydrants and
prepare for mainstream opera-iii'HS
(2.5 inch hose line used
f.'r fires "f heavy i«igin). Units
214. (Hose 4) and 216 (Engine
C Miipany), the first due pumpers.
(CXnt.cn Page 16)
High Honor And Honor
Rolls Lisf 249
BALDWIN - The names of 249 stiidents at Baldwin Senior High
School, who have achieved places on the school's High Honor and
Honor Roll, haye^been announced-by-schooi-priHcipal,"Drr-Peter
K. Lynch.
For-High Honor rating, pupils having four major subjects must
have all A's in these majors.
Money Would Be Used To
Affracf Major Developers
FREEPORT - After eight years of being turned down for federal
Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) monies, the Village of Free-port
has finally received the go-ahead to try to attract developers ID use
these special funds. In order to use this funding, developers must pro­pose
projects, that o^er construttion jobs and, when completed,
permanentjobs.
Freeport Village Mayor Dorothy Storm heard from U.S. Senator
Alfonse D'Amato's office recently
that the Village has been found -
eligible for UDAG. which is ad
Pupils having more' than the
four major subjects must have
not no more than two B's in the
other subjects.
For H<nior rating, a student
must have iio grade below a B.
Students with less than four
majors are not eligible for Honor
Roll.
Fiir Honor Roll purposes.
Driver Education is to- be con­sidered
as a major subject.
High Honor Roll .
Seniors achieving High Honor
Roll status arc Valerie Canino,
Denise Cergol, Kelly Dionisio,
Kathleen Fey, Barry Gainsburg,
Miriam Gregory, Robert Ham­ilton,
Stephen Jackowicz, Re­becca
Kamins, Fredenck Kopf,
Heidi Macus, John - Anthony
Michielini, " Kerry McCarthy,
Susan McMuUen, Michael W.
Miller, Eleanore Scott,
Duryea, Jennifer Follander,
Sandy Freiberg, Lisa Fuchs,
Carolyn GQIan, Bret Goldin,
Alice Graham, Andrew Halpem,
Bradley Hochberg, Courtney
Intersimone, Jodi Javeline,
Robert Kamins, Brian A. Kelly,
Teddy Kochman, Teresa Marrin, .
Kelly McNarama, John Misak,
Anastasia Paghidas,' . Tracy
Paisfield" Todd Pitlinsky, Gary
Poskar, Linda Putre, Nancy
Saltier, Mitchell Schrager, Regan
Solmo, David Tamres and Christ- -
ine Vecchione, Hye Soo Yang.
. Freshman named to • High
Honor Roll are Ozlein Altinel,
Marcella Bamhart, Eric Blonder,
Sean Brasner, Paul J. Bua,
David Cergol, Carey Coltari,
Lisa Curia, Thomas Dargan.
Michael Htzpatrick. >Adam
Gandl», Christine Gormsen,
Caryn Greenberg, Michelle
Juniors named for High Honor Gunn, Jason Matthew Jacobs,
Roll are Danielle Aita, Barbra I-'fila John, Stuart KaUen,,
Amron, Paul Antico, David Patricia Kelly, Susan Kimmel
ministered by the U.S. Depart­ment
of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD). The pro­gram
provides federal dollars jo
complement private- investment
monies and thereby makes other­wise
unfe^ible development pro­jects
possible.
Freeport's eligibility means the
Village is now in a nationwide
competition among communities
of the same population for UDAG
allocations. A criteria for accept­ance
of an application is that HUD
be convinced.thai "but for" .the
UDAG assistance, a developer's
project would not go forward.
Local UDAG projects in the past,
w'hich have been given credit for
the resurgence of the communi­ties,
include developments in the
Oiy of -Long Beach, and the
villages of Hempstead and Green-port.
-
In making the announcement of
UDAG eligibility. Mayor Storm
hailed it. as "the brightest mom­ent
of my administration thus
far." The Mayor explained that
UDAG eligibility for the Village
. (C nt. en Page 10)
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Ascher, Heather Bacher, Adam
Bandel, Costanza Bartolomeo,
Alycia Borer, Claudia Campbell,
Joseph Daconta, Mindy Eck-
Susan Krummenacker, Tamara
Lyn, Stephen Marrin, Joyce
Meyer, Jeffrey Middents,
Diane Norce, Erica Sasman,
hardi, Joseph Gold, Adam Christine Saw-yer, - Jennifer
Goldin, Joanne Grossman,
Joel Harnick, Claudel Jean-
Pierre, Jack Jenkins, David Levy,
Ronald Linhart, AUyson Mc­Cartney,
Dawn Melchiorre,
Erika Putre, Elli Sacks, Matthew
Schechter, Todd Schlifstein,
Marc - Siegel, Kraig Smith,
Michael White, Beth Wladyka
and Adam Zaima.
Shapkin, Christiana Soares,
Lorraine Sullivan, Michael
Trepela, Brian Waldes, Jennifer
Wilkonski and Jennifer Zimmer­man.
Honor Roll
Named to Honor Roll are
Senior class students Theresa
Bauer, Stacey Buchwald. Kath-Also
named for High Honor lAef'e^n* '" BCuochke, n, PBhiilsipa DOeafepnmdainni,,
Roll are Sophomore Raymond Da^id DiFusco. David Halb-
Adams, Teresa Amuso, Jason finger, Ellen Hansen, Christ-
Barr. Julbne Baselice, Marie "Pher Jackey, Jennifer Keane,
Batura, Nancy Becker, Kristin Mary KeUy, Stacy Kimmel.
Bennett, Alec Berger, Hilary Elinor Langfelder. Alyssa' Leh-
Bl<xk, Lauren Brenner, Karen ""an. Glenn Leon, Danielle
Bronzo, Nicholas Cassino. Lemer, Nicole Levitt. Lisa Ann
Mindy Cohen. Alison .Cramfcr; luiiarola. Dennis. MilathojiskaSv-.
Margaret Deshamais, Denise (Ccni. tnPage'S)
A THANKSGIVING DAY FIRE gutted the interior c( this South Bergen
Place building (alxve). Over 100 firefighters from Freeport and Bald­win
battled the mtrning blaze in 25 mph gale winds and torrential
/aips. According tt Nassau County fire Investigators, the cause cf the
icree r-cor fire was accidental. (See story, this page.>
(Phctcs by Bill Selsky)