The-Helm_1964-01-09; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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Hewlett East Rockaway Lynbrook Malverne Valley Stream Lakeview
Vol. 3, No. 17 Knleiecl us .Seconil-('laaa M;itter,
Post Offtce, I^ynbrook, N. Y. LYNBROOK, N. Y., THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1964 LY 3-1300 50 Per Copy
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MALVERNE'S N EW F I R E CHIEF CAR: Malveme F i r e Chief John Evans receives the key to the village's
new chiefs car from Village Trustee Thomas Driscoll, Jr. as Deputy Chief Charles Brower looks on. Trustee
Driscoll, who is also the liason officer between the village board and fire department took the opportunity to
convey the village administration's best wishes to the Malverne Fire Department and to congratulate them for
their outstanding job.
Canservatives Plan
Campaign For
Sen. Goldwater
At an executive meeting held Sat-urday
evening in the home of Dr.
Vincent joy, it was annoimccd that
the next regular meeting of the Tri
Town Conser\'ative Club will take
place on Thursday, Jan. 9th, at 8:30
p.m. in the American Legion Hall,
71 Main Street, East Rockaway.
jtenis on the agenda for the eve-ning
will include the election of of-ficers
and formulation of plans deal-ing
with the campaign of Senator
Barr\' Coldw ater for the Republican
presidential nomination.
It was pointed out by Kenneth
Clarke, Cliairinaii of tlie Tri Town
Conservative Clah, that these times
olfcr a uni(iue opportunity to Con-servatives
of all parties.
"We can advance the cause of
Conservatism in a spectacular way,"
he said. "W^'ith a little effort on the
part of many pe()i)le we can make
this election day a meaningful event
^ the political lives of millions of
^ t e r s , " Clarke said. " T h e very word
election implies a selection, a choice.
In the candidacy of Senator Gold-water,"
he stated, "the voters will
have a choice between 'me too' Iflj-eralisrn
and the tinie honored prin-ciple?.'
of Conservatism."
iirTh^ to all-Con-ser^
athteei^fcy: meetiag-s.
Brit Connors Nominated
For Lynbrook C. C. Prexy
The Annual General Meeting of the Lynbrook Chamber of
Commerce, Inc. will be held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 21st, at
6:15 p.m. at Garbarino's Restaurant, 12 Watkins St., Lynbrook.
Reports from Committees, Treasurer, the Executive Secretary,
and the 1964 message and recommendations of President John
Kenneth Soehner will be given at the meeting.
Tlie general membershii> will be
Plan Further Action
Against Mangravite
Village Party Attorney Martin Weinstein has announced that
the New York State Attorney General's Office has confirmed re-ceiving
his (Weinstein) letter "in the nature of re-arugment."
Weinstein stated the letter, wliich reciuested the attorney general
to reconsider his decision, on the charges brought by the Village
Party, to have Mayor George Mangravite removed from office,
has isecn referred to Mr. Lefkowitz and a copy sent to Anthony
Scuderi, attorney for the mayor.
Weinstein stated that if a favor-
.^ble decision was not given by the
attorney general, definite steps fin'
fin ther action would be takeiV
Anthony Scuderi, speaking on be-half
of his client, stated that wlien
he first heard of the letter sent Iw
Weinstein, he was rather "surprised,"
as it is the general custom amongst
attorneys to forward copies of any
acklitional acticm, to one another. ' I
don't know wiiat Mr. Weinstein said
in the letter, as to date, I have not
received a copy from him." Scuderi
stated.
" I am confident," Scuderi said,
"that whatever action they (the Vil-lage
Party) might take, the Mayor
will be e x o n e r a t e d of all their
charges." "After all," he continued,
"the highest legal ofl^icer in the state
has ruled in our favor."
asked to vote on the proposed .slate
of the Nominating Committee chair-ed
by Francis X. Becker, as follows:
President, Brit Cimnors; Vice-Presi-dent,
Morton Schumsky; Vice-Presi-dent,
W^erner Amelingeuiieri Vice.
President, Frederick Danning; Ex-ecutive
Sef.retary, Annette Ling;
Treasurer, Ilenry Steinberg, and At-torney
for the Chamber, I'^rancis X.
Becker.
Board of Directors up for election
are Francis X. Becker, Edmund
Dailey, Mrs. Veronica Dolan, John
I'Veyhammer, Sol Jacobson, Jules
p'riedman, Albert Callopini, William
Kielman, l^'rank Kestcninan, Peter
Kostynick, Mmray l.evitt, Herman
McNeill, Charles Resnick, Abraham
Rosen, Walter Rosenberg, Robert
Schweitzer, John Kenneth Soehner
and Mrs. Elsa Wo<')lsey.
Other nominations according lo
International Student Program
The Rhame Avenue P-TA will
present a program entitled "The In-teinational
Student Program in East
Rockaway" on Thursday, Jan. 9th
at: 8 : 1 5 p.m. in-the school; Looal
and foreign student speakers" will be lewtured. . .
the By-Laws may be submitted by
mail or handed to Mrs. Ling, Execu-tive
Secretary, prior to the meeting.
Farrington Seeks
Meeting To Discuss
Fair "Impact"
Recognizing the possible impact
of the World's Fair on local com-mimities,
Hempstead Town Presid-ing
Supervisor Palmer D. Farrington
called for a meeting with the office
of Rf)bert Moses to determine the
probable imijlications.
The meeting was requested in a
letter sent to Moses by Farrington
in behalf of the Hempstead Town
Board. The text of the letter fol-lows:
"Om- Town Board has been con-sidering
for sometime the probable
impact on our commvmities residt-ing
from the opening of the World's
Fair on April 22, 1964.
"We would greatly appreciate it.
if you would arrange to have a rep-resentative
of your office meet with
lis in order to discuss the possible
implications relating to traffic, hous-ing,
safety, etc., which might aflect
the welfare of the residents of oiu"
town. We believe that any sugges-tions
or recommendations made by
your office would be extremely help-ful.
East Rockaway PBC
Expresses Thanks To
Kiwanis Oub
Patrolman Lloyd M. Laverty, Di-rector
of tlie East Rockaway Police
Boys Club, has expressed the grati-tude
and appreciation of the club
to the East Rockaway Kiwanis who
have presented the PBC with $850
to purchase a trailer for summer
camping.
"J particularly want to thank out-going
President Doug Sackman and
the new President, Joseph Brevetti,
also the Board of Directors, Albert
Berwind, Cliarles Berwind, William
Larson, Frank Tidly, Carl Bock,
Dillard Weyer, Joseph Miller, Louis
llaugc, William Berg and Michael
Tizzino."
'Hie PBC has $650 towards its
goal of $1,500 to be used to pur-chase
more camping cciuipment for
the suniiuer.
CONGRATULATIONS PTI.. FICARROTTA: Ptl. John Ficanotta of the
Lynbrook Police Department is being congratulated by Police Chief Walter
Wai'ing, leftj as Natisau Police Commissioner James J. Kelly looks on, after
graduatinif from the Nassau County Police Basic Recruit Training School.
Mis :£:nidnatxoii certificate ffom the 12 week- coim^e' enables hini> to receive
a^jpemuuiieeiit »|^pDtntment on the Lynbrook* Police Forc^ after his proba*
tionairy period. •
MARDI GRAS BALL
A Nhndi Cras Ball will mark tlie
installation of the 1964 officers of
the Lynbrook C'liauiber of Com-merce,
it was annovmced this week
by co-chairman Mrs. Annette Luig
and Frank Kesterman. Thtv-.tCH'aijf
will be held at the Valley' B ^ am
Park lun on Wednesday eyenirig,
P^e'b. 26th. Complete details fot the
gala fun fest, with a "tenific" door
prize will be given at a late* date.
Murk your ealendur—to keep tho
date open, for something entirely
different in Installation Dinners.