The-Helm_1972-05-25; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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LYNBROOK MALVERNE EAST ROCKAWAY
V«l. 12 No. 1 Entered Secoftd—CiaaB Matter
Post Office. Lynbrook, N.Y. L Y 3-1300 THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER Thursday, May 25,1972 10^
"FISH 'IN" with a little help from our friends, (r. to I.) David
Choate. First President of Lyn-E.R. Fish with the Drehers-
Ida, Karen, Ted.
We went FISH'IN with a little
help from our friends! We went
along swimmingly or should we
say floodingly at times during
Fish Week. All of us -in the
Lynbrook-East Rockaway Fish
want to thank the many people in
our towns who made Fish week a
success- Our Mayors, all the
clergy, the newspapers who gave
us excellent coverage, and the 20
groups of hundreds of young
people who delivered our flyer to
almost 13,000 residents. And
especially the Scouts under the
direction of Mr. Peppito and Mr.
Mines-we're grateful. It's quite
an experience to feel the warm
response of so many to our appeal
for new members. To all those
who gave donations-thanks-since
it pays for our 24-hour
emergency number: LY-3-5100.
We welcome more people to join
with us in serving the community
RISING TO A RECORD ^
Nassau County Cerebral Palsy Tag Day committee member Richard
Marcus of Merrick adjusts "barometer" upward as chairman Paul
Peyser, also Merrick, reads latest tally of monies raised by more than
ri,000 local teen-agers during recent two-day fund raising event.
Sharing happy moment are co-chairman Alan Hirschorn, Malverne;
Hicksville teen chairman Patrice Moran, left, and her Wantagh
counterpart. Donna Gunderson. During 17-hour effort young people
raised $45,(MM). exceeding their 1»7I endeavor by some $:i,(MM).
Memorial
Day
Parade
The Parade will begin at 10:00
A.M. sharp, following the same
route as in the past. Main Street
to Ocean Avenue, Ocean Avenue
to Center Avenue, Center Avenue
to Atlantic Avenue and Atlantic
Avenue to Memorial Park.
After the First Division has
vacated the area in front of the
V.F.W. Club House, and while the
Second Division moves into the
line of March, the Third and
Fouth Divisions will move out of
Grant Avenue and stand ready in
front of the V.F.W. Club House.
Please allow ample space
between all units.
At Memorial Park the National
and Organizational Colors of all
contingents will pass the stand
and move into position inside the
memorial semi-circle, _
Ail hands and niarching units
will continue to James Street,
march into the park at the rear of
the Rescue Building and take
their position in the designated
areas. Only the Civil Defense
Unit will be allowed to fall out for
they will maintain order during
the ceremonies.
The Fire Department mar-ching
contingent will execute a
"right flank march" and take
their position at the sidewalk
near Columbia Avenue. All fire
apparatus and other par-ticipating
vehicles will continue
down Atlantic Avenue and out of
the area of the ceremonies.
Please refer to the attached
sketch which outlines the for-mation
of all units and their color
guards in the Memorial Park
area. With full cooperation the
ceremonies can get under way
without interruption and proceed
with ail due respect to this
solemn occasion.
ALL UNITS ASSP:MBLK
AT9::«)A.M.
First Division - Front of V.F.W.
Club House.
Second Division - Waldo
Avenue north of Main Street
Third Division - Lawson
Avenue south of Main Street
VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS
EAST ROCKAWAY
LINE OF MARCH FOR MEMORIAL DAY PARADE -1972
FIRST DIVISION
(irand Marshall, Gold Star Mother. Disabled Veterans. Village
Officials.
East Rockaway High School Band
American Legion Post /^958 Color Guard, American Legion Post //958
Drill Team. American Legion Auxiliary. V.F.W. Post ^3350 Color
(Jiiard, V.F.W. Post "3350 Drill Team. V.F.W. Auxiliary.
SECOND DIVISION
East Rockaway High School Jr. Band
Boy Scouts. Cub Scouts. Girl Scouts, Brownies, 4-H Club. East
Rockaway Civil Defense. Rhame Ave. School Baton Twirlers, East
Rockaway Recreation Department. East Rockaway Democratic Club.
THIRD DIVISION
P.B.C. Band
H^ast Rockaway Fire Department Color Guard. ICast Rockaway Fire
Department Members, East Rockaway Fire Department Apparatus.
Civil Defense Vehicle. P.B.C. Vehicle. All other motorized vehicles.
On Sunday, May 14. I»72, at Christ ICpi^eopal Church, l>ynbr<M>k, The
Bishop of Long island. The Kft. Hev. Jonathan G. Sherman, confirmed
a class of young people presented by the Rector, The Rev. (iilbert S.
Larsen. Pictured from left to right: Klizabeth Ellen Staley, Richard
Charles Langdon, Mark Gustav Wipfler, Charles Wesley Machovec,
Jr., Fr. Larsen, Bishop Sherman, Kr. William Wipfler, who acted as
the Bishop's Chaplain. Charles Paul Jackson, Steven Andrew
Carreras, (ilenn James Goggins, and Renee Dawn i.angdon.
.Mayor Francis X. Becker is buying the first Buddy Poppy from
Madam President Faye French i.adies Auxiliary, Howard l..athrop
Post 2:m>7, Veterans of Foreign Wars, l.ynbrook and Sr-Vice. Com-mander
Elect John Molick Poppy Chairman of this years Poppy Sales.
•Ml residents of Lvnbrook are urged to buy a Buddy Poppy during the
last davs of the month of May. 'DON'T FORGET THE DISABLED
VETERA.N '
Smile When You Buy a Poppy
When you are asked to buy a
Buddy Poppy during the coming
sale in this community, do it with
a great big smile on your face.
And remember that it is the most
grateful investment of your loose
change you can ever make!
Across America lens of
thousands of men and women
volunteer poppy sellers are of-fering
you a once-a-year op-portunity
to personally thank the
uniformed lads who have made
the supreme sacrifice and those
countless men in hospitals who
may never again be physically
lit.
Maybe the government does
give a few bucks a month to their
survivors and maybe the
disabled are given free
hospitalization, but the help you
can give them through the Poppy
sale conducted by their own
organization comes from your
heart - not through what you are
forced to pay in taxes.
If your gratitude means more
than lip service, buy and proudly
wear your Buddy Poppy when it
is offered by a Veterans of
Foreign Wars volunteer.