The-Helm_1968-02-29; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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LYNBROOK /VIALVERNE EAST ROCKAWAY
VOL. 7 NO. 25 E n t e r e d as S e c o n d - C l a s s Matter
P o s t O f f i c e , Lynbrook, N.Y. L Y 3 - 1 3 00 THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 100
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GOP Endorses
Hampton
The Executive Committee of
the Flempstead Town Republican
Committee has unanimously
endorsed Mason L. Hampton, J r .,
Conservative candidate for Con-gress
in Long Island's 5th Con-gressional
District.
Hampton, 37, an attorney in
Lynbrook, has been a leading
spokesman for the Conservative
Party on Long Island for several
years.
He was an honor graduate of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
received his law degree at Wash-ington
& Lee University in 1956.
As a lieutenant in the Army during
the Korean War, he served as
commander of a rifle platoon
and later as a battalion
adjutant.
Hampton began his law career
on Long Island in 1961. He is
a partner in Gaylor & Hampton,
393 Sunrise Highway, Lynbrook.
He and his wife Jean, and their
three children Linda, John, and
Katherine, live at 15 Margaret
Boulevard, Merrick.
J h A.1 Sgaglione, President of the Police Conference of New York, Inc. is shown congratulating J . Kenneth
Behr, President of the Lynbrook P.B.A. as Vice-President of the P 3 . A . Henry Hinck also shares
President Sgagllones best wishes. Looking on (extreme right) is Joseph Pat Donnelly, 1st Vice-President
of the Police Conference of New York, Inc. and Chairman of the Pension & Retirement Committee of the
Conference. President Behr also serves as Co-chairman of the same committee.
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Pianist
At MHS
Pianist Stephen Bishop will
appear at Malveme High School
auditoriiim on Tuesday, .March
5t:h« Bom in Los Angeles in
1940 of Yugoslav parentage, Mr,
Bishop's rise to fame began in
England after he moved there to
study with Dame Myra Hess.
He made his London debut at
Wigmore Hall in 1961 followed
with recitals, a succession of
BBC broadcasts and appearances
with major British orchestras
under such conductors as Sir
John Barbirolil, Sir Adrian
Boult, Colin Davis and Antal
Doratl. Bishop's playing has
been compared to that of Schna-bel,
Kempff and Beckhaus, S.
Hurok persuaded the American
bom Bishop to return here in
1966. After his debut in Town
Hall, The New York Times
said, "It was impressive home-coming
for Stephen Bishop-pre-ceded
by a couple of fine record-ings
and a shelf of excellent
British r e v i e w s . . . a rewarding
evening and a notable debut."
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FLOYD E. WILCOX, Supt. of the
Dept. of Public Works, Inc. Vil-lage
of Lynbrook, has been nom-inated
for consideration as one
of the TOP TEN PUBLIC WORKS
MEN-OF-THE-YEAR. This a -
ward is presented annually by the
American Public Works Associ-ation
and Kiwanis International as
a highlight of National Public
Works Week.
Amendment To Soles Tox Low
Attending the 9th Annual Dinner of the M a l v e r n e Police Reserve last week
w e r e , left to right: Police Reserve Captain Al P a l m e r , Acting Police
Chief of M a l v e r n e Police Departnnent, Walter K e r z n e r ; Reserve Lieut.
C h a r l e s Rhodes, Police Commissioner M a l c o lm Rice and Deouty M a y o r of
M a l v e r n e Thomas L . D r i s c o l l , Jr.
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State Senator Norman F. Lent
(R-Lynbrook) today introduced
an amendment to the Sales Tax
Law which would exempt sales
of goods and merchandise by
Hospital and Church-Related
Thrift Shops and Gift Shops from
the Tax.
The amendment is co-spon-sored
by Assemblyman Francis
P. McCloskey (R-Wantagh).
Senator Lent said that these
charitable and religious institu-tions
should not have been
affected by the original law. He
pointed out that under recent
interpretations of the Sales Tax
Law, church and hospital thrift
shops have been requested to c o l -
lect sales taxes and to file the
necessary reports and tax r e -
turns.
Senator Lent stated that these
shops a r e unique in that they are
operated by volunteers and the
proceeds of sales are used ex-clusively
for charitable and r e -
ligious purposes.
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