The-Helm_1963-12-26; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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Vol. 3, No. 15 Kiuwed HS K«;coiul-( !las8 Matter,
Post omoe, Lynbrook, N, Y. LYNBROOK, N. Y., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1963 LY 3-1300 - LY 3-2222 50 Per Copy
Sincere Best Wishes for a Happy and Joyous Christmas
From the Staff of The Helm-Revieiv
ROSALIE RAIRDEN
ANNETTE LING
MARY BARY
JEAN WARNER
LEE GRECO
STANLEY H. BERKOFF
JIM BOVE
GEORGE GAUGLER
JOHN CRIBBIN
PETE LOBO
BOB BARABAN
BILL DAVIS
Christmas Reunion Winners In Tree Festival
Young college and business peo-ple
of" St. Riiymond's Church hi East
Rockaway will enjoy the Annual
Christmas Reunion on Sunday eve-ning,
Dec. 29th, from 4 to 6 p.m. in
the school cafeteria. Young working
people and college students are in-ed
to join in the dancing and to
Tuijoy the refreshments. Each year
the Ghristuias Reunion has proven a
popular part of the holiday season
and » large attendance is expected
thifi year.
High school s t u d e n t s of the
cburi4» will «jajdy d Christoias daiice
ou' ^'xicUy MiMeninig, .Dec.. 27 th, from
8 to 11 in' tlie school. '
Green thumb iesident.s of Lynbrook, Ea.st Rockaway and
Malverne recently took part in the Second Annual Festival of
Tree.s, Thursday, Dec. 12th, at South Nassau Communities Hos-pital,
The event was sponsored by the Central Council of Aux-iharies
for the benefit of the Oceanside hospital's $5,125,000 ex-pansion
program.
Among the prize winners in vari-ous
categorit^s were: Mrs. Evelyn i .,• , . .
,1, f f , , 1 fj i I beautiful entries were sub-
WalJdort of Lynbrook, first pme; , , ^^ i
. , .r-i 1 n 1 r i T. I iiutted by the C>araen IJepartnient
Me rs. . C.a rl BXo, ck XoIf East\ \Rr orc^k aw• ay,c . • . , . i of tlie Women s Club of Lynbrook.
first prize; Mrs. Maxon W. Davis of / .
Malverne, second prize; and Mrs. After the i'ontest, the trees were
George W. Kern, also of Mulvwne, sold to the pwblic for the benefit of
honarable mention. > the non-profit vtjhwslary -hospital. ^
Mayor Stays In
New York State Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz in his
decision handed down Dec. 19, said that "Mayor George H.
Mangiavite was qualified at all times to hold office." The At-torney
General's four page decision was received by Attorney
Anthony Scuderi, this past Monday.
Scuderi, who represented the
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Malverne Ptl.
Graduates From
Training School
Patrolman Charles F. Polley, new-est
addition to the Malverne Po-lice
Department, graduated today
from the Recruit Training Class, Po-lice
Department, County of Nassau.
Ptl. Polley was in sixth place in a
class comprised of sixty-two recruits.
The objectives of the police train-ing
program are to give the new re-cruits
an over-all knowledge of the
role of law enforcement officers a'nd
the fundamentals of all police work.
Und^r these objectives are many
subdivisions which are taught by
.specialists brought in from the out-side.
Mayor at the Albany hearing, .stated
that the decision denied the appli-cation
of Watson Morgan, the de-feated
Village Party candidate for
mayor, to have Mayor Mangravite
removed from office "because he
was not a property^ owner in the vil-lage'^
of Lynbrook at the time he ran
for office." Scuderi pointed out that
in the Attorney General's ruling, it
stated "The re.spondent (Mayor Man-gravite)
was qualified at the time of
his election, on the day he took of-fice
and on the day the proceedings
were commenced. I tlierefort; deny
the application of the petitioner
(Watson Morgan)."
The Helm-Review will carry the
full text of this important decision
in next week's issue.
Some of the subjects covered in
the course are: first aid, duties of
patrolmen at scenes of fires, crimes
and accidents, traffic direction and
supervision, laws of evidence and
laws of arrest, driving skills and
firearms shooting.
Schiiiick Appointed
Sister M. Helene, Principal of St.
Raymond's School in East Rocka-way,
has appointed Mr. Thomas
Schinick as head of the Physical Fit-ness
Program in the school. Regular
fitness classes are held for the stu-dents
of all eight grades. An effort
is made to improve each child physi-cally
with former President Ken-nedy's
Youth Fitness Program in
view.
Silver Tea Honors
Sister Richard
Marie, O.P.M.M.
A "Silver Tea" in hcmor of Sister
Richard Marie, O.P.M.M.,, will be
held on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 6,
from 2 to 5 p.m. at the K. of C.
Clubhouse, Hempstead Ave., Lyn-brook.
Court St. Raymond, C.D.A., of
which Sister Richard Marie is a
member, is sponsoring the tea in
celebration of Sister's 2.5th year as a
nun in the Maryknoll Mission order.
Sister was the former Isobel Mc-
Kinney, of St. Raymond's Parish. All
those who wish to attend this cele-bration
are cordially invited by
Court St. Raymond. Special invita-tions
are extended to the priests and
sisters of the parish.
Town Reports Latest Action
Against Housing Violator
When the Town of Hempstead served Mary McCarthy of
510 jefFer.son Ave., Lakeview, with a summons, her one-kitchen,
one-bath Cape Cod home was housing three families at rentals
of from $18 to $20 weekly.
Occupants of the one-family house
were her husband, her son and her-self;
a second family consisting of
husband and wife and a third fam-ily
of a husband, wife and four chil-dren.
The Building Department in-spector
descTibing the inspection of
the house said it was like the old
Marx Brothers movie in which 20
people step out of a two-seal<^d
flivver.
Violator Fined
Hempstead Town Presiding Su-pervisor
Palmer D. Farrington re-ported;
that on the recomniondation
of the Town's legaLdepariaieDt, the
jwdge fined Mrs. McCarthy $100 or
10 days in jail plus a suspended
sentence of 30 days contingent on
correction liy January 2()th.
'I'he violator had, said Farrington,
ihe benefit of sevtual \^'arnings be-fore
being soi*ved with a summons,
adding that where health and safety
was involvi'd, the Town >\'as forced
to insist on rigid compliance with
b u i l d i r f - g code safeguards. Two
months ago, Farrington reported
that 75 legal actions had been taken
agairist violators of the Town-s-build-ing
oode and zouing ordinance since
Jan. 1 of this year.