The-Helm_1963-05-09; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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Vol. 2, No. 4 Kntfd-Pfl aa Second-Class Matter.
Post Office. I.ynbrook, N. Y. LYNBROOK, N. Y., THURSDAY, AAAY 9, 1963 10^ P.fr Copy
M a y 6, 1963
^ Dear Friends:
O n behalf of my family a n d myself, I w o u l d like
to deeply thank the many people f r om all over, who
p a i d tribute and respect to my wife, Rosalie, the
crossing g u a r d who w a s killed last Tuesday.
The expressions of sympathy a n d affection for her
were over-whelming and sincerely appreciated. Par-ticularly
consoling w a s the s h ow of respect made by
j h e teenagers and younger children of our com-
We thank you from the bottom of our heorts.
Very truly yours,
W i l l i am F. Roy a n d Family
gestion of the HELM, Mayor
H. Mangravite received en-tllls^
sitc support for the proposal
of the establishment of one fund.
Nfayor Mangravite who is acting
c-hairnian for the fund, has called
a meeting for Saturday, May 11, of
all members, for the election of a
permanent chairman and to make
plans for the drive.
Members of the committee in-chui
Congressman Frank J. Becker,
Supreme Court Justice Frank
Culotta, J. Ensor Mott, Frank Ka-sulk(>,
Rotary Club; Jack Becker,
I.ioiis Club; Edward Trajip, Ki-
M'am's Club; Charles Linnem<>ycr
and John Farley, Elks Club; Joseph
Town Leader and William
Davis, Thc^ HELM. Mr. Peek and
were apjioiiited to Uui^ coni-
I'e by (he Mavor. •
Persons wishing to donate,,to the
HELM' s "Lynbrook, April' ,3()th
Fund" may still do so, until the
end of this week. All donations will
turned over to the main fund
after its establishment this Satur-day.
Checks should be made out to:
"Lynl)rook, April 30th Fund" and
mailed e/o The HELM, 2 Broad-way,
Lyabrook.
Card and Game Party
The May 14th meeting of the In-tercommunity
Unit of the Nassau
County Extension Service will be a
lund-raising card and game party.
The event wll be held at St.
Thomas' Episcopal Church, 44 St.
Thomas PI., Malverne, at 8:30 p.m.
There will be many prizes and
fine refreshments; the donation $1.
Ex'cryone is wtlcome.
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In This Issue
Calendar of Events .... Page 2
Edi|0*im I Page 4
Wa.shington Report .... Page 4
Tlioiight for the Week Page 5
The Family Pur.se Page 5
Paul Harvey News Page 6
What Do You Think? Page 6
Prominent Profile Page 6
Sports Page 10
Second Election Called For E.R.
DeNoie Wins In Malverne
T l i e E a s t Rockaway School District still has a vacancy on the school board. In an unusual
turn of events, none of the three candidates mnning for the seat vacated by Dr. Anthony
Scimeca, were able to poll a majority of votes to capture the seat. A winning candidate needed
2 3 1 votes from the 4 6 0 residents who went to the j)olls.
The results were: Robert Mich-
"Fifty Years Old"
T^e Church of the Nazerene, East Rockaway celebrated its fiftieth
year ot existance with special ceremonies marking the occasion last Su,«lay.
Shown above looking at the charter of the Church is the Rev. Kenneth M.
Fearsa , Rev. Herbert L. Rogers, pastor and Mayor Charles Krull. Rev.
rearsall, a native of East Rockaway, was the guest speaker at the after-n<
K)n services. The church located at the coi-ner of Ocean Ave .and Garfield
Fl., was ereted in 1914. (Helm photo by Crihbin)
Lynbrook Elks To Give Benefit
One Fund Established
The various groups raising funds for t h e families of the four
victims that were killed in the fire truck collision have combined
their efforts to establish one Lynbrook fund.
At a meeting called at the .sug-
The Lynbrook Elks will give two
performances of their Annual Men's
Show "ELKS-A-POPPIN" on Fri-day
evening. May 17th and on Sat-urday
evemug. May 18th. All pro-ceeds
will be donated to the LYN-BROOK
ACCIDENT VICTIMS
FUND, which is being raised for the
families of the four victims.
The show Eoes on after the 11
o'clock Elks Toast. A collation will
be served after the show. Tickets
are $3.50 per person.
Dancing from 9 p.m. both nights
to the music of Jack Harvey's Or-chestra,
who is donating his serv-ices.
Lynbrook GOP To Honor
Congressman Becker
The Lynbrook Republican Club will hold its annual dinner-dance
Thursday evening, May 16th, at Valley Stream Park Inn
The dinner w i l l l i o n o r Congressman F r a n k J. Becker, whose
F i f t h Congressional District encompasses most of Nassau Coun-ty
s south shore and who has been a member of congress for 10
years. He is also a member of the House Armed Services Com-mittee.
aels, 153; Dana Anderson, 148 ami
Henry Weiss, 118. William Brown,
incumbent running unopposed re-ceived
330 votes.
The .school budget was passed
with 309 votes and 143 voting
again.st it.
Dr. Harold Studwell, Superinten-dent
of Schools annoiuiced that the
sccond election for the school board
trustee to fill the .still existing va-cancy
has been set by the board for
Tuesday, May 2t at the high school
from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. In this
second election it is not nece.ssary
to re-register and the winning candi-
~ date will not need a majority vote.
Malvenie Incumbent Wins
Dr. Bayard DeNoie, inciunbent,
running on his past accomplish-numts
with the school board defeat-ed
Mrs. Elsie N. Biyant, a .school
teacher, 1,937 to 1,498. The Mal-verne
school district budget was
passed with 1,504 yes votes with
948 voting against it. On the pro-posal
to sell a strip of property to
the county, the voters gave 1,643
yes votes to .sell, with 740 against
the proposal. Luis Bejamo was re-elected
to the board receiving 2,228
votes.
Library Out
Residents of Lakeview defeated
the proposal to build a library for
their area by a murow 79 vote mar-gin.
The results were 456 voting no
with 377 voting in favor of the li-brary.
The dinner M'ill be attended by
ofl'icals in all branches of govern-^
ment,. headed by State A.sseinbly
Sp(!iiker Jo.sepli Carlino, leader of
the Nassau Coxuity llcpii])licau
Parly. They include Loug Island
Republican Congressmen Sttiplien
B. Derounian, John WydJi-r, and
Jamw n. Crov(<r; State Sejiator Nor-man
Lent and Assemblyman Bol)
Blakeman.
Also IIeini)st(Nid Town Presiding
Supervi.sor Palmer Farriugton, Su-pervisor
Ralph Caso, Councilmen
James Niehoff and John Lockman,
Nassau County Sherifl" Jes.se Cojnbs,
and I'own Clerk Nathan L. H. Ben-riett.
(Continued on pag« 4) Hon. Waiiam Cramer
Bishop Kellenberg
To Confirim 300
Bishop Walter Kellenberg will
administer the Sacrament of Con-firmation
at St. Raymond's Church,
lilast J^ockaway on A.scension Thurs-day,
May 23 at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The Sisters, Servants of the Im-maculate
Heart of .\[ary are pre-paring
300 chi](h'cn for'tlie r(>ccp-tion
of Confirmation.
On the tluee ^ruesdays i-)r(>ceding
C(mfirmation, May 7, May M and
May 21, a group of thirty adults
are preparing i'or Confinnafion by
uieeting at the Rectory at 8 p.ni.
on each evening. Adults may join
the gn)uj5 by calling LY 3-5796,
^I'he Pastor of St. Raymond's
C h u r c h is Monsiguor William
Walsh. His assistants include Rev-cr(>
nd Gliomas Cplgan, l^evereud
Eugene McManus, l^everend Thom-as
Judge and Reverend Francis Mc-
Mullen.
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