The-Helm_1966-01-20; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

              • East Rockaway * Ljmbrook • Malvcrne
Vol. 5, No. 19 rmm. OOM^ LirataMk. N. T. Lynbrook, N. Y., Thursday, January 20, 1966 l Y 3-1300 10^ P e r Copy
HONOR BOY SCOUTS: Last summer the Boy Scouts of East Rocka-way
undertook the back-breaking task of filling all the water barrels
in every shelter in the Village. At last weeks Village Board meeting
their efforts were acknowledged as Mayor Charles M. Krull pre-sented
each scout and their scoutmasters from Troops 26,121 and
332 with a Civil Defense Button for a job well done. Pictured above,
Scout Michael Serrecchia of Troop 26 is presented with his button
by Mayor Krull. Looking on are Scout Commissioner from this
area, Anthony Pepito, and Village Trustee and Civil Defense Direc-tor
Edward O. Lerner.
lEnsorMotf
Memorial
Mrs. Maxwell Stark, Presi-dent
of the Lynbrook Chapter of
the Nassau County Cerebral Pal-sey
Assoc. has announced that
contributions would be welcomed
for the new J. Ensor Mott Mem-orial
Fund to honor the memory
of the late Mr, J. Ensor Mott,
18 Park Place, Lynbrook, who
was widely known for his years
of devoted service to the Cere-bral
Palsey Assoc. The Fund
will be used to purchase a piece
of new equipment for the Nassau
County Cerebral Palsey Center
in Roosevelt, N. Y.
Donations may be mailed to
Mrs. Maxwell Stark, President,
at 839 Glen Drive, Woodmere,
or to Mr, Murray Levitt, Past-
• President-of the Lynbrook Cham-ber
of Commerce, Inc. at Mur-
Lees' Mens' & Boys' Shop, or
Mrs. Annettee Ling, Executive
Secretary of the Lynbrook Cham-ber
of Commerce at the Village
Gift Shop, 40 Stauderman Ave.
in Lynbrook. Mur-Lee's is lo-cated
at 48 Atlantic Ave., Lyn-brook.
The Internationally known
Cerebral Palsey Treatment and
Rehabilitation Centerwill be gre-atly
benefited by some new equip-ment
to honor the name of J,
Ensor Mott,
— Drive Gurefiilly-
Sf.Roymond's
JubileeChurch
The Most Rev. Walter P,
Kellenberg, D.D., Bishop of the
Diocese of Rockville Centre, has
designated 12 Nassau and Suffolk
County Catholic Churches as pil-grimage
churches, in connection
with the special jubilee being
observed by Catholics during the
first months of this year. Our
own St. Raymond's in East Rock-away
is one.
The jubilee was proclaimed
by Pope Paul VI to celebrate
the successful completion of the
Second Vatican Council,
Catholics who visit one of
the designated churches during
the jubilee — and during the
visit, renew their profession of
faith ih Catholic beliefs — are
granted a plenary indulgence,
according to a letter Bishop Kel-lenberg
sent to all pastors and
priests in the diocese.
It is also necessary to go to
confession, receive Communion
and pray for the intentions of the
Pope, within a reasonable time
before or after the visit.
Catholic teaching defines a
plenary indulgence as the total
removal of liability for earthly
punishment due for past sins.
NUSOS Rally
; NUSOS has mailed its first
' letter throughout Long Island to
thousands of interested persons
in connection with their first
Public Rally to be held at the
Knights of Columbus Hall, Hemp-stead
Avenue, Lynbrook, tonight
Thursday, January 20th, at 8:00
p.m.
The following panel of ex-perts
will speak on various top-
I ics related to a revision of the
• Education Law: Edward F. Na-sierowski.
President of NUSOS;
Senator Norman Lent; Assem-
' blyman Robert Blakeman, who
will speak in connection with
Senator Lent's and Assemblyman
Noah Goldstein's bUls prefiled
in the Legislature; Mrs. Gloria
McArdle, a Legislative Repre-sentative
in Albany; Dr. Charles
Rice, Professor of Constitutional
Law at Fordham University, one
of whose topics will be to crit-icise
a letter sent only to re-sidents
of School District No,
12 by the Catholic Inter-racial
Council; Dr. Bayard DeNoie, Vice
President of NUSOS, and Charles
Reardon, President of TAP,
Indications show that the hall
will have a great number of
people attending.
BETH DAVID CEREMONIES: Last Sunday afternoon Congregation Beth David in Lynbrook held ground
breaking ceremonies to dedicate the construction of its New Sanctuary Building. This new structure
will mark the first major expansion of the Sanctuary. Pictured above as the first shovelful of earth
is moved are (left to right) Rabbi Jehiel Orenstein; Sol M. Greene, Chairman of the Building Commit-tee;
President Ben J. Touger; Cantor Abraham B. Shapiro; Mayor George Mangravite and Past Pres-ident
Arthur Kaln.
FAR AWAY KIWANIS: During the reign of George Perry as Presi-dent
of the ER Klwanis Club, Kiwanian Ted Keon visited clubs in the
Bahamas and was presented small banners from each for being the
Kiwanian who had travelled furthest. Pictured above, Mr, Keon
(left) presents the two banners ^ now Past President George Perry.