The-Helm_1966-05-26; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

              East Rockaway Lynbrook Malverne
Vol. 5, No. 37 t i t i i i T fd HS
I'ost Offl ue'l^iZhr^^^^^^ Lynbrook, New York, Thursday, May 26, 1966 LY 3-1300 10^ Per Copy
Memorial Day Ceremonies
ER LIONS: Last week the East Rockaway Lions Club had as their
juest former fight champion Chlco Vejar who devotes much of his
time working for Cerebral Palsy. He talked on this subject and
showed a film of his fight with Billy Graliam. Pictured above at
the meeting are (left to right) Larry Arrons, Lions Deputy District
Governor; Chico Vejar; Joseph Randazzo, ER Lions President; and
Roland Schwenker, Lions Zone Chairman.
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The parade will start at about
9:45 A.M. at Vincent Avenue and
Merrick Road proceeding North
on Vincsnt Avenue to Grove St.,
West on Grove Street to Chest-nut
Street, North on Chestnut
Street to St. Nicholas Avenue,
East on St. Nicholas to Davison
Avenue, to Hempstead Avenue,
South on Hempstead Ave. Opassing
Reviewing Stand on Penninsula
Blvd.) to Atlantic Avenue, South
on Atlantic Avenue to Stauder-man,
East on Staudermanto Ross
Plaza and the Doughboy Monu-ment.
Guests will include the Hon-orable
Mario Plttoni, Justice New
York State Supreme Court, The
Honorable George Mangravite,
Mayor, Incorporated Village of
Lynbrook, and Principal Speaker,
The four Trustees of our Vil-lage,
Mr, Constantine Manusakis,
Soloist, Col. Louis Bleser, U.S.
Army Ret. Rt. Rev. Mon. Donald
Macdonald, Pastor, Our Lady of
Peace R.C. Church, Rabbi Har-old
Saperstein, Temple Emanu-
El, The High School Varsity Sin-gers,
Gold Star Mothers and
Charles McLaughlin, Chaplain,
Lynbrook Post #335, American
Legion.
Participating in the parade
will be all the Veterans Organi-zations,
the Ladies Auxiliaries
of the Veteran Organizations, and
Junior Groups, The American
Training Corps, The Fire Dept.
and the Auxiliary to the Fire
Dept., The St. Mary's Council
Knights of Columbus, and the
ladies Auxiliary, The Lynbrook
Lodge #1515 B.P.O. Elks, The Doe
Club of Lynbrook, Knights of
Pythias, Lynbrook Masonic
Lodge, Order of Rainbow Girls,
White Swans Triangle Girls,
Steuben Society Unit #903, Lyn-brook
Hadassah, Lynbrook Rep-ublica
n Club, Lynbrook Young
Republican, Regular Democratic
Club of Lynbrook, Unity Party of
Lynbrook, and Women's Auxili-ary
of the Unity Party, The Con-servative
Club, United AMITS,
Ladies Auxiliary to the United
AMITS, Hendrickson Ave. Bible
Church Pioneer Girls, The Stud-ents
of Our Lady of Peace Paro-chial
School, Village of Lynbrook
Recreation Group, Lynbrook Lit-tle
League, Boy Scouts of Amer-ica,
Girl Scouts of America,
Brownies, Cubs, Camp Fire
Girls, Academy of Lynbrook, Or-der
of the Eastern Star, Friend-ship
Assembly #22.
Bands will include St. Mary's
Star of the Sea, St. Raymond
Parochial School Band, The High
School Band, South Junior High
School, North Junior High School,
Marion Street, Atlantic AvenUe
and West End Grammar School
Band.
The usual memorial services
will be observed at the Doughboy
Monument in Ross Plaza. In
case of inclement weather, cere-monies
will be held in the Com-munity
Hall of Temple Emanu-El
at 10:00 A.M.
Prior to the parade the Fire
Department will hold its annual
Memorial Service at the Fire-men's
Memorial on Sunrise High-way.
Mayor Mangravite and the
Village Board will attend this
ceremony at 8:30 A,M,
EAST ROCKAWAY
The Veterans Organizations
of East Rockaway announce that
the speaker at this year's ser-vices
will be Sgt. 1/C Omie S.
White, a sixteen year Army vet-eran
who has recently returned
from Viet Nam and is currently
assigned to U.S. Army Recruit-ing
in Valley Stream.
The parade is scheduled to
begin promptly at 10 a.m. follow-ing
the same route as in the
past. Main Street to Ocean
Avenue, Ocean Avenue to Center
Avenue, Center Avenue to At-lantic
Avenue and Atlantic Ave-nue
to Memorial Park. Follow-ing
the invocation by the Rev.
John J. M^Donough of St. Ray-mond's
Church, the East Rocka-way
High School Band, under the
direction of John Pellicane, will
play our National Anthem. Com-mander
John Trum of East Rock-away
American Legion Post #958
will extend greetings to the gath-ering
and Commander Joseph
Ledner of VFW Robert F. Garri-son
Post #3350 will introduce the
distinguished guests after which
Sgt. White will give the address.
Following remarks by Mayor
Charles M. Krull, Boy Scouts,
under the direction of Anthony
Pepitb, will place the Memorial
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BURN MORTGAGE: Last Sunday ceremonies were held at St. James Methodist Church to dedicate Asbury
Hall and burn the mortgage. Pictured above as the flame is applied are (left to right-front row) Rev. Paul
Abel, John Guthrie, Everett Stromberg, Robert Carmichael and Arthur Fox, (back row) Robert Campbell,
Rev. Harold Jones and Rev, Louis E. Young, Minister of St. James.
DIVORCE: Last week Heritage Lodge and Chapter of B'nai B'rith
sponsored a discussion on the subject, "Divorce New York Style."
Participating in the discussion and pictured above are (left to right)
Father Robert Wickman of Our Lady of Peace; Rev. Dr. Louis E.
Young of St. James Methodist; Rabbi Jehiel Orenstein of Congrega-tion
Beth David, who served as moderator; and Rabbi Harold Saper-stein
of Temple Emanu-El. The speakers had a packed house for
this most provocative subject.