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Hewlett East Rockaway Lynbrook Malverne Valley Stream Lakeview
Vol. 3, No. 22 Entered as Secona-f.'Iass Matter,
Post Office, Lynbrook, N. T. LYNBROOK, N. Y., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1964 LY 3-1300 100 Per Copy
-Two Youths Arrested For Assault
Pair Barge Into Malverne High
Threaten Girl, Brandish Knife
A young Malveme High School girl narrowly missed being harmed last Thursday, (Feb.
6th) when two 19 year old youths barged into the hall way of the school at dismissal time and
lirandished a knife. According to police reports, Warren Carroll, 449 Scaneateles Ave., West
Hempstead and Marvin Richie, 12-88 Landgon Blvd., Lakeview, entered the back door of the
liigh school on the ground floor. They spotted the young girl (name withheld by this paper) and
one shouted out "Heh white girl, come here," flashing a knife at the same time.
, The terrified girl ran into a class-room
for assistance. Mr. Stanley E.
P"ox, a teacher at the school, came
out into the hall and was assaulted,
by the pair and "threfitened with the
knife. In the meantime, a call went
^j^^^.into NJidverne Police, JPtl. William
Canlin i^nS James Zarifis responded.
When Ptl. Zarifis was proceeding
Krull Raps East
Rockawcpy Report Editor
of
(Photo by Cribbin)
43RD ANNIVERSARY: Frank CarroU, Grand Knight, St. Mary Coun-cil,
K. of C., second from left, goes over the seating arrangements with
Harry Gavin, Tidcet Chairman at the Council's 43rd Annual Ball. Looking
on are Jack Sweeney, Chairman of the dance and Robert Imfarogna, booster
chairman. The affair was held at the To^vn & Country, Hempstead.
Lynbrook Patrolmen Recovers
3 Stolen Autos In Week
Ptl. Peter Margraf of i:he Lynbrook Polic Department was
credited witli the recwery of three stolen vehicles within the
past few weeks. In two of the cases, the autos had been recover-ed
before they were reported stolen.
On Feb. 8th, at 10:20 p.m. Mar-graf
on radio motor patrol observed
a 1960 Buick convertible being op-erated
east on Sunrise Highway.
The operator of tlie vehicle looked
very young to Ptl. Margraf, who
immediately gave chase. He stopped
the vehicle at Ocean Ave. Upon in-vestigation
the operator, a 15 year
old youth and a passenger, 14 years
of age, admitted stealing the car at
about two o'clock that afternoon in
Brooklyn.
The youths were taken to Lyn-bnjok
Police Headciuarters wliere
tliey were arrested for juvenile «le-linqency
and turned over to New
York detectives.
Quick Apprehension
Less than five uu'nut(,'s after tliey
had rex)ortedly st{)l(Mi a car in l.yn-brook,
two jiiveiiiles and a 19-year-old
were cauglit by oH'-duly patrol-ni(
ai Peter Margraf and James Coau,
who s]>()tted the "car hops" as they
drove past village police hcad(iuar-ters.
The two policemen, wlio had just
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Ruth Eisenberg
To Be Honored
The Officers and Board of Direc-tors
of Temple Emanu-El, the Men's
Clul) and Sisterhood will hold their
annual Combined Campaign dinner
at the Temple on Smiday, I'Vb. 16,
at 5 p.m.
The Combined Campaign makes
it possible for the Raljbis to be train-ed
and for temples to benefit from
shared activities.
Rutli Eisenberg, President of the
Sisterliood, will be honor(>d that
night for her personal iledication
and contribution to tlie Sistohood's
cause. The guest speaker will be
Babbi Alfred L. Friedman, Union
'i'euiple, Brooklyn. 1'he eiitertain-rnent
will prescMit higliliglits of out-standing
teuiple shows.
Mciiibers of the Caujpaign Coui-uiitti'c
are Leonard J. l.cvy, Cliair-luan;
Leon W. Harris, Co-Cliair-man;
S. I.om"s Mirel, Temple Presi-dent;
and Rabbi Harold I Sapcr-stein,
Honorary Chairman.
imm»mmii'mKwit iiii» ue
East'Kockaway Repbr^ at last Monday night's village boartt
meeting. The Report, a fbtn^page publication of the East Rock-away
Board of Trade carried a calmnnious statement in its Edi-tor's
Comer against an unidentified village oflFicial.
The statement read: "It's being
told that one of om- village officials
almost had a a-la-Mangravite ac-cording
to a land conveyance made
last September."
Krull stated that he had asked the
editor of the Report (the editor of
the publication has always remained
anonymous) to whom he was refer-ring,
but the editor refused to dis-close
the name. "I feel very badly
about the whole situation," Knill
stated, "because I have checked
with every village official and have
cheeked the records and as far as I
can see, every one who holds elective
office is a qualified property owner."
The Mayor stated that unless the
editor named the person to whom he
was referring, he M'ill demand a re-traction
in the next issue of the Re-port.
Later, after the meeting, Mayor
Krull said that he regretted the
aspersi(m cast upon "our friend and
neighbor, Ivfayor Ceorge H. Mangra-vite,
and I intend to write him and
apologize on behalf of the East
Rockaway Board of Trade."
When asked about the East Rock-away
Report statement. Mayor Man-gravite
said, "1 refuse to give dignity
to the Rejoort, therefore I will not
coaunent on it."
Peace Corps
Member Injured
In Gas Explosion
Peace Corps member Laiuie
Berglie is recuperating at Quacker
H o s p i t a l , Equador from severe
burns sustained in a gasoline stove
explosion. Her complete recoverj' is
expected in several months.
Laurie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnulf Berglie, 96 Smith St., Lyn-brook,
received her injuries while
working for the Peace Corps in
Biblican, Equador.
Miss Berglie joined the Corps im-mediately
after her graduation from
I^ynbrook High School in June,
1?>62. Her work in Equador re-quired
her to travel from village to
village by horseback, teaching the
Indians hygiene, gymnastics and
English. Laurie's term of service will
be over this June.
from the Principal's office through
the hall, Carroll blocked his pas-sage
and became boisterous. Zarifis
plac>ed him imder arrest and was
escorting him down the stairs when.
Carroll turned and assailed the po-liceman.
Zarifis quickly restrained
his attacker and then was set upon
by Richie from the rear. Within a
matter of seconds, Zarifis also had
Richie subdued.
The pt^ir were booked at the Mal-
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Nat'I J.D. Consultant
Guest Speaker at V.S.
Council For Youth
All residents t)f Valley Stream are
invited to attend the Greater Val-ley
Stream Council for Youth meet-ing
on Thursday, Feb. 20, S:30 i^.m.
at Memorial Junior Higli School.
Mr. Hennau Shepard, guest
si)eak('r, is the National (Consultant
to tlu; National Council on Criuie
and Delinciueucy on their Citi/cn
Action Prograui. The N(X;i) is a
group of private and x)r()fessional
citizens, incorporated to promote
modern uiethods of criini* preven-tion,
treatment and control,
Becker on WHLl
Representative Frank Bc'cker oF
Lynbrook will appc;u' on tlie "R(>-
porl Fi'oin Washington" scries heanl
over radio station W i i l . l , Monthly,
Feb. 17th, at 2:15 p.m.
Bccker will review important de-developments
of till' i)ast week dur-ing
the current session of Congress
in Washington.
Teenager Stabs
Patron At
Hamburger Stand Jostph Profilido, 22, of 103
Creenway Drive, Farmingdale, is in
serious condition at Mercy Hospital
with a knife wound in his back, Ac-cording
to police, Profilido was stab-bed
with a twelve inch Japanese
type krn'fe after scuffling with four
youths in the White Castle Restau-rant
parking lot last Sunday morn-ing.
Lynbrook polic(> received a call at
about 2:20 a,m. last Sunday morn-ing
that there was a disturbance in
the parking lot at White Castle.
Capt. Thomas K;ug, Sgt. William
Knipfing, Ptl. Charles Carafano ai<d
Ptl. John Denis in responding to tlie
call appreluMuled four youths, who
were iuvolvt>d in the stabbing.
After interrogation at police head-
(luarters, Steve IJoyd, 17, 79 North
Centre Ave., Hockvillc Centre, was
arr(>sl(>il for the stabbing. 'I'hi- others
were released pending a heai'ing.
Police records indicate that the dis-tmbance
apparently occured when
one of the youths made a remark to
Profdido's girl friend.
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