The-Helm_1973-02-21; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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LYNBROOK MALVERNE EAST ROCKAWA
Vol. 12 No. 39 .Stntarad 9*oond->CUiaa Matter
Poat Orrie*. Lynbrook, N.Y. LY 3-1300 THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER Wednesday, February 21,1913
BI-STATE MEETING
Bl-STATE MEETING: Assemblyman Joseph M. Margiotta. Chair-man
of the Nassau County Republican Committee and County
Executive Ralph G. Caso, left to right, host a delegation of Penn-sylvania
state and local officials lead by Montgomery County
Republican Chairman Daniel E. Beren, seated, and A. Russell
Parkhouse, right. President of the Montgomery County Commission.
The Pennsylvania GOP group met with Margiotta concerning the
operation of the Nassau Republican Organization, then toured
Hempstead Town Hall with Presiding Supervisor Francis T. Purcell
and Town Supervisor Alfonse D'Amato and finally the County
Executive Building with County Executive Caso.
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The Lynbrook - E. Rockaway
Chapter of A.H.R.C. would like to
extend a sincere thank you to a
group of young people, the Ep-silon
Rho Sigma Sorority of East
Rockaway, who held a dance
benefiting the Association in the
amount of $502. We appreciate
the work and the time involved in
such an affair and hope the girls
were as thrilled as we were with
the results of their efforts.
Tot Reeeiue t m m i
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Dreifuss will
receive the Israel Independence
Award for their deep concern for
the people and the State of Israel
at the Annual Reception onTjehalf
of the State of Israel Bonds at the
Hewlett - East Rockaway Jewish
Centre, 295 Main St., East
Rockaway, on Wed. evening,
Feb. 28 at 8:30 p.m., it was an-nounced
by Jack Rose, President
of the Congregation.
Dr. Dreifuss, a New York at-torney,
has made communal
involvement a second career. He
has served on the Board of
Directors of the Hewlett - East
Rockaway Centre since 1967 and
has been its Vice President since
last year. He is past Vice
Chuirman of the Men's Club and
past Membership Chairman. He
is currently President of the
Commandment Lodge of B'nai
B'rith and is a member of Nassau
Lodge mo, Knights of Pythias,
and Modin Lodge, #1153, F&AM.
He has worked zealously in
behalf of all major Jewish fund
drives, including Israel Bonds,
the United Jewish Appeal, the
Federation of Jewish Philan-thropies
and the Jewish
Theological Seminary.
Rhoda Dreifuss has been an Art
Teacher in the Lynbrook Public
School system for the past
nineteen years. Prior to that, she
was teaching Art in New York
Public Schools. A member of the
Hewlett - East Rockaway Jewish
Centre's Board of Education, she
has served with distinction in
many segments of Jewish life.
She is presently Co-Chairman of
the Congregation's Youth Ac-tivities
Committee and a member
of the Board of Directors of the
Hebrew High School.
Malverne Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
Malverne Volunteer Ambulance Corps members, left to right. Fran Weinstein, David Weinstein and
I ee Rohleder, administer Cardio-Pulmonary resuscitation with a Bowen Pulsator and take blood
pVessure on a simulated heart attack victim. The pulsator was donated to the Malverne Volunteer
Ambulance Corps by Mrs. Frank Minutaglio in memory of her late husband.
Fly Flags For P.O,W.S
Hempstead Town Presiding
Supervisor Francis T. Purcell
and Hempstead Village Mayor
Dalton Miller have joined
together in urging residents of
the Town and Village to fly the
American Flag until all United
States prisoners of war return
home.
"It seems appropriate that the
'Red, White and Blue' should be
flown from every home, business
and public place at this time,"
Purcell said.
"We have a 'Peace with
Honor', "Purcell noted "and the
courage and patriotism shown by
our P.O.W.'s is indicitive of that
honor."
Mayor Miller is concurring
with Supervisor Purcell said,
"While we are overjoyed by the
return of our men we must also
temper our joy with the
realization that thousands of
others gave their lives while
defending freedom in Southeast
Asia."
"We can best commemorate
the return of the P.O.W.'s by
displaying the symbol that they
and others sacrificed so
much and so bravely for."
Both Supervisor Purcell and
Mayor Miller requested that
starting immediately the Flag be
flown in front of all Town and
Village Buildings in honor of the
P.O.W.'s.
MARIO POLLINIA WARD
Annual Mario Polllni Award for the most valuable member of the
Malverne Fire Department tournament team. Chipmunks, was
presented to Eric Sharpe this year. Ex-Chief Mario Pollini presented
Sharpe with the award as Chief Richard Lorensen, center, and
Tournament Team Captain, Moose dePoto looks on.
Mayor Becker's drive to increase the Lynbrook Auxiliary Police
Force took another step forward recently when Gaetano Masella,
Richard McCrodden, Armand Charpentier and Ernest Volk were
sworn in. All will undergo special training and will supplement Lyn-brook's
regular police force under Chief Walter Waring.