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Post Office, Lvnbrook, N.Y. LY T H I FAMILY NEWSPAPER Wednesday, June 5, 1914 t t f
Boy Scout Cavalcade
St. Mary's Council, Knights of Cdumbus, Lynbrook, presents Malverne Volunteer Ambulance Corps
with $300 donation. Grand Knight Michael Galgano of Lynbrook, left, hands check to Ralph Rea, Past
Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus and member of Malverne Volunteer Ambulance Corps; and John
Vuini, right, President of Malverne Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
Photo by Jim Bove
Rev. Phillips Returns From Hong Kong
.lim Toile, Cub Scout Master, .lohn Kohlman, l{oger Adier, Cub Scouts.
Rev. Robert Phillips recently
returned from Hong Kong where
he served as a missionary,
pastor, teacher, coach and dean
of students. Phillips, a
missionary with 18 years of ex-perience,
plans to share facts
concerning his overseas
ministries when he speaks at
Lynbrook Baptist Church on
Sunday, June 9 at 11:00 a.m.
As a missionary with the
Conservative Baptist F^oreign
Mission Society of Wheaton,
Illinois, Phillips pastored the
Bethany Baptist Chapel in
Kowloon, Hong Kong. This
chapel, which convenes in a Boy
Scout hall, maintains an English -
speaking membership of Chinese
businessmen, international
families and fellow missionaries.
Hong Kong Baptist College,
where Phillips served as
professor of Old Testament and
as athletic director, contains 18
academic departments divided
into four branches: 1) Art 2)
Business 3) Natural Sciences and
Engineering 4) Social Sciences.
Most of the college's 3,300
students are Buddhists or claim
no religion. Many come from
refugee homes or have escaped
teachers and staff taught Can-tonese
and Mandarin to 56
missionaries who will minister
among Orientals.
After earning his B.A. degree
from Wheaton College, Wheaton,
Illinois, Phillips attended the
University of California in Los
Angeles. He and his wife received
missionary appointment in 1962.
Attention! Parents of boys in
second or third grades. There are
openings for new members in
Cub Scout Pack 1.39! Come to
informative parents' meeting on
June 3, 1974, 8:00 P.M., Lindner
Place School, visual aids room,
Malverne, N.Y. FMlm strip will be
shown introducing parents to new
avenues of fun and learning.
Guaranteed you won't be sorry
you came!
Cubs and parents enjoyed a
"splash party" in April at
Uniondale High School pool due
to the good offices of Cub Scout
Master Jim Tolle who also
happens to be Principal of
Uniondale High.
Our yearly picnic is tentatively
scheduled for June 8, 1974.
During the Pack Meeting on
May .15, 1974, Roger Adler and
CJreg LaMonica passed over to
Boy wScouts. Richard Lorenzen,
Ira Malter, and. Jimmy Tolle
moved up to Webelos. Dan
Kerning received the Webelos
Scholar and Artist Awards, and
Butch Johnson the Sportsman
award.
from Red China. Some come
from middle - and upper - class
homes. Phillips has directed the
college's athletic department for
the past nine years. Under his
coaching, college teams have
won championships in soccer,
swimming and track.
IN 1971 Phillips accepted the
college's dean of students
position. This office involved him
in student affairs such as student
government, the college
newspaper and year book,
.scholarships and financial
assistance, discipline and health.
Phillips also served as Hong
Kong Language Institute's first
principal, this past year 16
Bicycle Registration Program
As a continuation of Lynbrook's
fine bicycle safety programs, the
Lynbrook Auxiliary Police Unit
will conduct an "Identi-Bike"
program for residents of the
village. Bicycles will have a
special number engraved on the
frame. This number and the
manufactuer's number will be
recorded at Lynbrook Police
headquarters. It is hoped this
program will discourage bicycle
thefts and help recover bicycles
when a theft is reported.
Members of the Lynbrook
Auxiliary Police will be at
Lynbrook North Middle School,
Merrick Road on Saturday June
15th, and at Atlantic Avenue
School on Saturday, June 22,
from 9:00 to 12:00 noon on each
date. In the event of rain they will
be available on Sunday June 16 or
23, as required.
Services for Malverne Fire Department members, who have answered their last alarm, were held at
the monument on Broadway across from the firehouse. From left are: Chief William Cresswell, Daniel
Morgan, Ex-Chief John Falteisek blows taps, Gary Garabrant and Ex-Chief Warren Rasweiler.
Photo by Jim Bove