The-Helm_1973-05-09; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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HEMPSTEAD EAST ROCKAWAY LYNBROOK MALVERNE
Vol.12 No. 50 Entered • • Second-Class Matter
Post Office, Lynbrook, N.Y. LY 3-1300 THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER Wednesday, May 9,1973 10<
New Chief Takes Office "'"-Parish" Retreat« St (^monds
Pat Ricioppo, Chief of the Lynbrook Fire Department, congratulates his 3rd Deputy, Bob Raymond
after Uiey and 1st Deputy Ral{^ Bien and 2nd Deputy Bill Cosenza were sworn into office.
Wydler Greets YR's
In Washington
East Rockaway High
All residents of Lynbrook and
East Rockaway and surrounding
communities are invited to
participate in the St. Raymond's
2nd Annual WEEKEND "IN -
PARISH" RETREAT on May 11,
May 12, and May 13. The St.
Raymond's Holy Name Society
invites all to participate in the
F A M I L Y WEEKEND
RETREAT which will be held
Friday night at 8:00 P.M., May
11, in St. Raymond's Church;
Saturday morning, May 12, 10:00
A.M. to 3:00 P.M. in the School
Cafeteria. At 3:00 P.M., we will
proceed to St. Raymond's Church
for Stations of the Cross, a
Conference, Benediction followed
by Confessions. The Retreat will
conclude on Sunday morning with
the 9:00 A.M. Mass in St.
Raymond's followed by a short
meeting in the school cafeteria.
The Retreat Master is the
Reverend Father Robert I.
Gannon, S.J., former President
of Fordham University and
Retreat Master at St. Ignatius in
Manhasset.
The general theme of the
Retreat is "what do we do in a
crisis" and will consist of four
Conferences, namely: 1. Our
Selves and God; 2. Our Selves
and the World; 3. Where Christ
Fits In and 4. What Was He Like.
The Retreat will also consist of
Mass, Meditation, Rosary,
Benediction, Stations of the
Cross, Discussions and a Pot
Luck Family Lunch.
In order to make tl^^ necessary
Rev. Robert I. Gannon SJ.
preparations, families or in-dividuals
who plan to participate
are asked to call one of the
following to make your reser-vations:
Matthew Connolly (593-
2948), Thomas Duggan (599-
7433), Francis Becker (599-5432),
Bill Lanning (599-2578).
Make your reservations now.
Just pick up your phone and call.
You won't want to miss this
weekend of Christian renewal.
School Honor Roll Of^-^^'rvf' Poppy Month
Congressman John W. Wydler (right) greets (1 to r) Ken Marino and
Tom Jazkowski of Lynbrook at the Congressional Reception during
the Young Republican Convention held recently in Washington. YR's
from all over the country gathered in the Nation's Captial for the
convention sessions addressed by nationally known GOP officials.
APRIL 1973
7th Grade
Lori Calabrese, Victoria
Calabrese, Vivian Campbell,
David Dukinfield, Zanina
Jacinto, Alice Mahnken, Carol
Mayell, Diane McMahon, Vincent
Mirabelli, Amelia Lea Pavlides,
Andrew Stern, Michele Vialonga.
8th Grade
George Autz, Kathleen Behr,
David Brown, Thomas Cangelosi,
Josephine Donza, Stephen
Farenga, Christine Heuser,
Lawrence Kirsch, William
Lanning, Elizabeth Laskowski,
Bonnie Levinson, Mary McClure,
Nancy Mueller, Geraldine
O'Connor, Kenneth Shakin, Judy
Sundheimer, Lila Tarmin,
Maureen Toner, Adrienne White,
Christine Zubelik.
9th Grade
Bennet Abramoff, Kathryn
Braun, Brian Connor, Charles
Conroy, Linda Correnti, Linda
Decker, Thomas Donza, Andrew
Fishman, Barbara Hawthorne,
Barbara lanniello, Ruth Johnson,
Roseann Martorella, Rosemary
Marzocco, Lisa Matti, Stephen
McGivney, Lisa Menke, Mark
Miller, Kenneth Moody, David
O'Leary, Christine Rieder, John
Simeti, Michael Tobet, Eugene
Turner.
10th Grade
Stephanie Benning, Debra
Boss, Maureen Campbell, Peter
Carroll, Lawrence Cohen, Dale
Gans, Heidi Hofman, Lynn
Konchanin, Alan Landou, Linda
McWilliams, Linda Nelson,
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The Lynbrook Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Howard-Lathrop
Post 2307 and it's Ladies
Auxiliary announces it's Annual
Buddy Poppy Drive.
Through the co-operation of
Mayor Becker and the Village
Board, the Poppy Drive will start
on May 5th and last through
Memorial Day, May 28th.
Volunteers wearing caps and
uniforms will be stationed at
various place through-out the
Village. This year, here will also
be Poppy Corsages available for
the Ladies. So buy a poppy or
corsage and wear it in honor of
our deceased veterans.
CAREER DAY: Victor Staffieri, a student at Malverne High School,
confers with Hempstead Town Presiding Supervisor Francis T.
Purcell whose place he took at a mock meeting of the Nassau Board of
Supervisors. Victor was one of approximately 150 high school students
from throughout Nassau County who "substituted" for government
officials in the annual observance of Career Day.