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■ vt. -vt S.7 ; s 'c? 1 CO 2 o Q EE o 5 EU I ■ e- Two Arrested in Luncheonette Heist ^ TOEEPORT - Two men were arrested by Freeport Policy Ofllcers Sunday, D u m b e r S), and charged with the third d egr^ burglary of Bob's Luncheonette on Guy Lombardo Avenue. Investigating a broken window he observed late Sjiturday night at the luncheonette, Freeport Police Officer Roosevelt Hen- • driclis was told by a vntness that, he had seen a man leaving the' luncheonette and entering the Anchor Bar on the same street. Hendricks and P.O. Eddie Martin arrested 45-year-old ' Harry Spohn of AmityviUe at the bar and took him to police head quarters. The second man, Christopher Cantwell, 25i of Port Charlotte, Florida- was arrested when he came in to Freeport Police Headquarters looking for Spohn. According to Nassau County Police about $75 was taken in the burglary and a complete recovery had been made. V l H a g # B u d 9 # t (Conl.fromPagol)/ V - ^ ' FOR THE NEW YEAR. Freeport Kiwanls Club president John Masters (I.) and second vice-president James Brady (c.) present VKiage Mayor wniiam White (r.) with.a copy of the organization's first annual Freeport Calendar. The 1962 calendar, which Is being distributed by the local ^vertisers who made its publication possible, features many photographs of the Village taken by local photographer Joseph OeSalvo and provided by the Village. The production and design of the calendar was done by Kiwanis member John Muscaro. presdnr Public Works Depart ment's Albany Avenue site to Fred and Joe Scalamandre, for their company headquarters, adds $375,000 to the revenue, line. Last year, the present year’s budget was reduced by $300,000 in anticipation of that land sale. The balance of the sale price,and the 10% of the State’s special grant will be used toward the renovation of the now unused village sewer plant for the Public Works department’s new ex panded headquarters. While additional funds will be needed for the job, this will reduce some of the interest costs a strictly bonded project would bring. Expcnae Item* \3p The budget shows a jump in the cost of employee benefits in cluding a $100,000 increase in hospitalization insurance caused by state-wide increases in,Blue Cross/Blue Shield rates. An additional $65,000 in retirement benefits is in the new budget due to the raise in police salaries. A contingency figure of $300,000 reflects', among other items, the wage contract with the Civil Service Employees Associa tion currently under negotiation. The increase in the cost of sanitation services also shows up in the proposed budget. The $924,000 total figure in sanitation costs is an increase of $348,000 over 1981-82. When the switch to ' costs, all paid out of bond issues with resulting high payments . over the years reflecting interest charges. A large portion of such engineering costs, village sources say, could be saved with the new section. Part of the Public Works Department, the Engineering Section would be headed by the present 5uperintendent . of Public Works David Lovejoyv a professional civil engineer who was a highway engineer with the State of I\eleware before coming to Freeport. \—-v - f o n .y o c i r * Complete Dinners Served At6P.M .& 8P.M . 10 P.M. Celebration Seating COMPLETE PRIME RIB DINNER Includes Shrimp Cocktail, Champagne Toast, Hats S Nolsemakers — plus — Music for your Dancing Enjoy mem by ■ The Frank O’Brien Trio Unlimited Liquor until 3 A.M. $ j e 0 0 I S3 per person UlTlited tO SOCOUpfeS Plus tax 8 gratuity r e s e r v e NOW I a private carter was made \n 1979, it was estimated that a munici- To Your Smile by Stuart Knee, O.D.S. palfy-run operation would have hit the million dollar mark by 1980 and S1.2 million in 1981, according to a Village spokes person. The tentative budget also shows an expenditure of SIOS.OOO for a new municipal engineering •operation, which the Village govemnient believes would have long term saving value in the cost of street improvements ^and other major projects. According to village figures, engineering costs for such projects have added 20-30% to the actual construction Village Mayor William H. White commenting on the new engineering section, said that “such innovative steps taken by the Village over the past sever^ ■ years had prepared the govern ment to deal with today’s infla tionary economy more effectively that might have the case.” White listed, as other cost-effective, innovative steps the switch ffom municipal sanitation, the consoli dation of operations and the decrease in the number of employees through attrition, and the move to self-insurance taken in 1978. White said this last had saved the taxpayers SSSO.OOO so far and brought in an interest income of $202,000 further off setting taxes. CELEBRATE a n d R IN G -IN th0 1 ni0i#£eR Thurs. Evening Dec. 31, 1981 Dinner Prepared by P/etro Why Must Baby Teeth Be Treated If They Fall Out . Anyway? ‘ Baby (deciduous) teeth serve several important funct ions. Besides their basic role in chewing, baby teeth aid in proper speech, give form to the face and. most Important, hold the space for the perma nent teeth which will eventual ly replace them. Although permanent teeth begin forming even before birth, some are not ready to erupt into the mouth until age 12 or 13. If one or more of the baby teeth are prematurely lost or even just badly decay ed, these permanent teeth may come in crooked or be prevented from erupting at all due to lose of adequate space Stuart H. Knee, DJ)S, GENERAL DENTISTRY PROFESSIONAL CENTER 1846 Merrick AVe., Merrick 378-1725 19S1 Stuart Kna« N, pratentt OPEN HOUSE New Years Eve Serving Dinner from our Delicious Gourmet Menu Noisemakers, Hats, etc. Celebrate with your friends at Th« MIDSHIP 507 Guy Lombardo Ave. • Freeport For Reservations: 378.9315 Open Tues. thru Sunday - Closed Mondays Cocktaiis from 3 PM Large Varielyof Hot Hors O 'oeuvres GALA NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY fe a t u r i n g The ECHOES Menu Soup Special Houaa Salad Surf 8 Turf Baked Poiaib Wllfi Sour Cream 8 Chives Vegetables Coffees Tea Dessert Buflet Breeklast Served et 2:30 AM O P IN JA R t ^MW to 3 AM $100 per Couple — Tax it Gittuities Irxluded MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLYI SALTY BAY YACHT CLUB 180 West Side Ave,, Freeport 54G4Z24 t s
