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Be LM m PAUL LOBC, of Vincent Avenue, Lynbrook, is presented with scout- ing's In'ghest award, the Eagle Scout Badge, by his mother. Paul is a member of Troop No. 203, which boasts a record of 14 previous Eagle Scouts. To the right are Paul's father and Mr. Donald Dana. CoSlewAck^ — OF EVENTS TODAY, FEBRUARY 7 J2:30 P.M. Woodmere-Hewlett Exchange Club-Peter's Restaurant, Hewlett. 6:30 P.M. Five Towns Kiwanis Glub—Lawrence Countiy Club. 7:00 P.M. Lynbrook Kiwanis Club-Red Robin, Lynbrook. «:00 P.M. Lynbrook Chapter No. 696 O.E.S.-Masonic Temple, Lynbrook. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 6:00 P.M. Lynbrook Auxiliary Rescue Hook & Liidder, Tupperware Party-Earle Ave. Fiiehouse. 7:30 P.M. East Rockaway Republican Club Dinner-Valley Stieam Park Inn, Hon. Kenneth Keating speaker. S:30 P.M. Scout Troop 2-Temple Beth Emet-Hewlett (Sabbath Eve. Senices.) 6:30 P.M. Suburban Party Nominating Rally-120 Bmadway, Lynbrook. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 2:30 P.M. Youth Activities Dept.-East Rockaway Jewish Center-Jazz Concert. MO\D.\Y, FEBRUARY 11 10:30 A.M. Lynbrook High School-Inteniational Student Day Program. 12:15 P.M. Sisterhood of Congregation Beth David. 8:00 P.M. East Rockaway Village Board. 8:30 P.M. American Legion Tost No. 335-134 Union Ave., Lynbrook. 6:30 P.M. American Legion Post No. 958-71 Main St., East luxkaway. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 6:45 P.M. East Rockaway Kiwanis—Cappy's Rfslaurant. 7:00 P.M. East R()ckawa\' Lions-Ships Ina. 6:30 P.M. Sisterhood, Nhilveme Jewish Center. 8:30 P.M. Knights of C'-.himhiis. Hcmpst.-ad Ave., Lynlivook. 8:30 P.M. Ma!v(-rne Repnljlican C]uh-Anu'ri(.-iin Legion liall, MaKiTue. 6:30 P.M. East liockauav i^(>licv liovs Chil)-\-F\V, East iloikawav. 8:30 P..\f. M ai'\\ I'iiic Cluij'jtt^r ol Deborah Hosjiital—Card Part\', IIcw- Iftt-East R()ckaw;!> Jcwisli Centi-r. WEDNESivAY, FEBRUARY 13 12:00 P.M. L\nl)n)()k Au.\iiiary-Soiitl> Nassau Mospital-Asscinbls' Room. J:00 P.M. L\n!)n)ok nun's Chili-Anu-rifau L'.,'gion-L>nhnH)k. 6:30 P.M. ]..\nl)n)()k Rotary-KruoU's H-'staurant-Lynbrook. 'J:00 P.M. Malvi rno Kisviaiis-Bralmit-r Rcstaurant-Lynbrook. 8:15 P.M. NfaKcnu. Sdiool i^oard-Dr. Ih-rher's Ofl'ire-Jr. Hi^^h Sdiool. 6:30 P.M. Maixenu' Am- rifaii lA'gion Po.st No, 44-Legiou H.dl, Malwnie. TIIURSDAI, FEBRl^\RY 14 7:00 P.\r. I yn])rook Kiwanis Chih-llrd iiobin-l.vnbruok. 8:00 P.M. \\ omens Ri'pnl)!ii.an ('hih-X'nlcan !• irt>hoiise. 8:30 P..\l. ].ynI)rook Lodge No. J5I5 15.]'.().E.-Lodge Hall, Uenip- stea<( Ave, 8:30 P.M. East R(jcka\vay N TW^^Kil Main St. Our Connnunity Calendar is specially created to serve local organi/a- tions in planning .special e\eiits. Any organization planning u pi-ograni should check with oui clearing desk in order to reserve thtir date and thus avoid conflicting with other organizations' events. For further information regard- ing our Si>ecial Date Reservation Service call the HEI.M at LY 3-1300, All regular dates should be sent to us two weeks in advance to insure \insertion. Page 8 - The HELM - Thursday, February Jth, 1963 Lynbrook Lioi^s Awards Today 45 Teenage Boys Honored The constructive community efforts of 45 teenage boys of Lynbrook Higli School—members of the Hi-Y—will receive pub- lic recognition today, February 7th, when the Lynbrook Lions Club awards each of the youngsters its coveted Certificate of Service. Working without pay from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. o\'er a 10-day period from Deceinber 14th to December 24th, the boys assisted the Lions !plub in its annual sale of Christmas trees for the bene- fit of local .charitable groups. The boys' efforts helped the Lions Club to meet successfully its 1961- 1962 goal of $4,500 for the purchase of an electronic blood counter for the laboratory department of South Nassau Communities Hospital. The award ceremony will take place today at 12:15 p.m. at Jo- seph's East Rockaway Point House, 2 Main Street, East Rocaway, it was announced by Jack Becker, Lions Club president, and George E. Schnupp, Jr., and George Benson, Xmas tree sale co-chairmen. The main speaker will be Clar- ence Day, principal of the Marion Street School of Lynbrook, who is also manager of the championship semi-pro baseball team, the Mur- Lees. The boys will also be greeted by Bernhardt Curt Thennann of Bald- win, a former soccer athlete, who i.s 'back on his legs\ after suffering the amputation of both of his legs above the knees, following an atito acci- dent last June. Thermann learned to u.se his new legs in 10 weeks of in- tensive training in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabili- tation, a new service at South Nas- sau Communities Hospital. Illlllllllllllllllllll The Lions Club will also honor the following non-members who also gave their services: David Van Home, who contributed electrical work; Herman Market, for trucking help; Sam Pepper, for electric pow- er; and Dominick Florio, manager of Food Fair Stores which has made its parking lot available for Xmas tree sales by the Lions Club for the past 10 years . Thomas Rissacher, a member of the Lioas Club and a member of the Board of Directors of South Nas- sau Communities Hospital, provided the Xmas trees which were sold by the Lions Club. A, J. Schrativeiser .A.rthur J. Schratweiser died last Thursday at South Nassau Com- munities Hospital, Oceanside, after a brief illness. A former Mayor of East Rock- away, his administration started and completed the East Rockaway Vil- lage Hall and the Talfor Memoriid Boat Basin. Mr. Schratweiser was a member of the Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Knights of Columbus, the East Rockawa\' Fire Department, th Robert F. Garrison Veterans o Foreign Wars, and the American Leg'on. Mass was offered Monday at St. Raymomi's Catholic Church. Burial was at the Long Island National Cemeterv- at Pinelawn. Mr. Schratweiser is .survived by two daughter, Lauretta Schratweiser and Sister M. Isabel, and two sisters Susan Schratweiser and Mr^. Kath- leen Lockwood. m Florence E. Dayton Services were conducted yester- day for Mrs. Florence E. Dayton, of 114 Edmimd Street, Lynbrook. Mrs. Dayton was a member of the Auxiliary of the American Legion, Post 335, and a past president of the Lynbrook Women's Republican Club. She is survived by her hus- band, William J. Dayton, her son Edward M. Dayton, her grandson William J. Dayton, and sister Ethel Armstrong. \Wizard of Oz\ The South Shore Drama Group will present the children's favorite \Wizard of Oz\ on February 21, 1963, the eve of Washington's birth- day, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hewlett- Woodmere Public Library. Children ages .5-11 are invited to attend; ad- mission is free by ticket available at the Children's Reference Desk in the Library. Children who enjoyed last year's presentation by the South Shore Drama Group of \The Emperor's New Clothes\ will surely be thrilled with this current production of \Wiz- ard of Oz.\ Tickets are available on a fir.st-come-first-served basis so be sure to come early. It ! (Plioto by Inwoocl New Service) Presiding Super\ isor Palmer D. Farrington, cent-r, joins East Roekaway Republican I-eader Burt How- land in cougralidatinji John R. I/Cwis after he was installed foi his sec>oud term as President of the East Rockaway Republican Club. Other ofl'icers installed by Mr. Farrington included: Vice Presidents John DJllon and .\braham Regan; Recording Secretary Madahn Pult; Corresponding Secretary Beth Piccini; Financial Secretaiy Jean Wetherell; Treasiuer Fred Mauer; Sgt. at Arms Frank Ripp and Directors Ray- mond Harrington, Austin WethenUl and Cecil .\nderson.
