The-Leader_1987-10-29

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Village of
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53rd YEAR, NO. 27 FREEPORT. NEW YORK October 29,1987. PRICE 25* PER COPY
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TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
include: (from left) Edward Graitta (praddtng (uparvisor):
Vivisn DeJong (tuparvisoi): Barry Del Maatrb, Fred Brewing-ton,
Donald Davidson (council member*): Catherine Brown
(receiver o1 taxet); and Linda Sardone (town clerli).
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
include: (from left top) Joaeph Mondello (prsaiding tuparvi-
«or); Gregory Peterson, (supervisor); Joseph Cairo, Angelina
Cullin (couhcl) membera); Robert Livingston Jr. (receiver of
taxes): Daniel' Fisher, Jr. (town clerk); and Petrick Zagarino
(council .member).
Election Day
Schedule
• All Freeport Village gover­nment
offices will be open on
E l e c t i o n Day, Tuesday,
Nowmber 3. Village employees-have
a holiday the Piiday after
Thahks^ving in lieu of Bection
Day.._.
Benuse the Town of Hemp­stead
landrui is closed for the
Election Day holiday, there wXi
be no garbage collection in. the
central section of the Village on
Tuesday; November 3, and no
. collection of trash on Friday,
Nowmber6.
Polls are open Tuesday, Nov. 3, Election Day
Residents of Freeport will go
(o (he polls on Tuesday,
November 3 to vote on state offi­ces
and coum'y and town caoiJi-dates.
Polls are open from 6 a.m.
to 9. p.m.
Ballot propoMis '
Ballot proposal ( is an
amendment to the New Ydrk
State Cooititution, which autho­rizes
the addition of points to the
civil service examination scares
of citizens and residents of this
state who were srartime members
of the Anned Forces of the Uni-'
ted States and were Iionorably
discharged' or released under
honorable circumstances. If
approved, the proposed amend­ment
would extend this benefit to
veteraru who are aliens lawfully
admitted forpermanent residents
• in the United States and reaide in
New York Sutt.. Also, the
requirement that veterans be res­idents
of.New York State at the.'
time of emraacj into the Armed
Forees'iri order tO'tK^vt iidi- •
tional civil service credits' would
be deleted. ' :
Ballot proposal 2 would
increase the number of miles of
ski trails which may be con­structed
and set a maximum tni)
width of 200 feet on the slopes of
Whiteface Mountain in Essex
County, Belleayre Mountain in
Ulster and Delaware Counties
•.^nd Gore, South and Pete Gay
lirlountains in Wairen County,
Umiting these trails to 20 miles
each in the caH of Whiteface and
Belleayre, and to 30 miles each in
the case of Goie, South and Pete
Gay.
. County
' On the countyvride ballot are
candidates for County Executive;
Raymond B. Orunewald (D),'
Thomas S..Gulotta. of North
. Mtrrick ,(5.Qt Raymond J.
•Voulo (RTL), and Jack Olchin
(L). . •
For Supreme Court Judge,
candidates ate Marilyn' R, Frie-denberg
(L), Vfctor Orgera
: (RTUL), Joseph Colby (R,C,l),
Lawrence : J. Bracken' {R,C,-
RTL,L), Johil J. Copertino
(R.C,RTL,L), Kenneth K. Rohl
(R,C,RTL),and Vincent J. Hand
(R.C).
For County Judge, Herbeit J.
Lipp of Baldwin (D,C,RTL,L),
and Ira H. Wexner (R) are seek­ing
election.
District' Court Juidge candi­dates
are, Joseph C. Bellard (D),
Saul 1. Weinstein (D), Ira J. Raab
(D,RTL,t), Sandra J. Feuerstein
of Merrick (R,L), Ira B. War-shawsky
(R.CL), Thomas A.
Admas (R.C), Frank N. D-Errico
(C), Jeanette P. Kosttyka (RTL),
. and Alfred Skidmore (RTL)..
• For Presiding- Supervisor,
cahitidates are Edward A/Grause
(D), Joseph N. Mondello (R,C),
Paul F, Callahan (RTL), and
Paul Harper (L), and for Super-
: visor, Viki-Dejong (D,L), Gre­gory
P. Peterson (R,C), and Ger-trude.
Gwynne Manning (RTL). •
For Town Clerk, candidates
are Linda J. Sardone (D), Daniel
M, Ftshet.Jr. (R,Q, John J,
Dunkle (RTL), and Gene Ahern
(L).'
For Town of Hempstead
Counctlmember, Bahy^S. Del
Mastro(D),; Frederick K. Bre-wingtoa
(D), Donald A. David­son
(D),'Joseph G. Cairo, Jr.,
(R.C), Patrick A. Zagarino
(R,C), Angelina M. (XlUn (R ,C)
of Freeport; Maureen A. Tighe
' (RTL), Elaine Montgomery
(RTL), Barbara T, Woessner
(RTL), Murray Dubin (L), John
P. Hagan of Merrick (L), and
Rpseann SulUvaii (L).
For receiver of Uxes, Cathe­rine
A. Brown (D), Robert D.
Livingston, Jr., (R,C), Mary E.
Brophy (RTL), and Helene 5.
Agststein (L).
Candidate information is cour­tesy
of the League of Women
Voters, who issue a Voter's Guide
every year. A copy of the guide is
available by writing to the league
at 19 Russell Park Road, Syosset.
For information or questions on
voting, call the Nassau County.
Board of Elections, 53S-2411 or
the Nassau County League of
Women Voters. 681-1044.
Freeport polling places .
"-Polling places in Freeport'are
Bayview Hose Company No. 3,
(cominuRj on p»g» It)
Spectacular celebration of Freeport's 95th
FREEPORT HAD A BAIL SATURDAY, celebrating 96 yean of
incorporation, Steve Pageno'l Freeport High School Select
Chorale (at laft) performed In '"One Volcar artd (center) Freepor-tsrs
of all agas danced at the Freeport Recrea^n Canter. At
right are Wilma Buchanan, Matter of Ceremonies, and Marian
Knoelleir, eo-chalrperaon (or the t'Quv«nir]oumal of Fraeport's
historic mural, •