In The End... All You Really Have Is Memories

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THE WAVE, ROCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y., (BOROUGH OF QUEENS, NEW YORK) THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1947
Relss, Paul
O'Connor,
Franck, Rona Plaster,
Zclda
Carol
June Honor Roll
Benetar<
2-1 - J a y Brausc, Stephen LeboOf School No. 114 wilz,
Stuart Oltchick, Terry Ro-
I sen, Kenneth Schat't'nor, Sandra
8p—Sanford Solomon, Gloria' Koeppel, Suzanne Levine, Abby
Sotwlnik, Dianne Davis, Barbara Livingson, Flora Levy, Caroline
Seaman.
Mintzer, Judith Seltzer, Betty
8A—Marcia Libsohn, E l l e n Shakerdge.
Horse, Joy Ross.
2-2 Joel Beldner, Jool Darr,
7B3 Robert Co'irvan, Herbert William Hurwitz, Donald Korn,
\ n s o n , Marilyn Levme, Martha William
McSharry,
Robert
Robin, Roberta P / s e r , Bernice Schnall, Rose Apt, Marjorie BornJaffee.
stein, Abbie Greene, Judith Kort,
7B4 Carol Berkowitz, Sheila Susan Lewis, Ann Neiman, Ann
Levey, B a r b a r a Levey, Marcia Samuels, Gail Schatz.
2-3 Fred Feldman, Richard
Kupperman, Joan Samuels, CarMichael», Linda Bruckner, Dale
oline Shakerdge.
7A Patricia
Heyman,
Joan Schind'.er, Lydia Widerman, CarSJeidman, Ella Drebot, Enid Gold- la Zinn, Phyllis Hoffman.
1-2 -Lee Adnepos, Barry Aronman, Jill Levingson, Sandra May.
Richard
Brumberger,
6 1 - - A b r a h a m Weitzberg, Mat- owsky,
thew Berger, Evelyn Katz, Su- Robert Browor, Bruce Fiedler,
sette Groff, Suzann
Lipskin, Robert Held, Wi'liam Klein,
Marilyn Ot>her, Fern Botwinik, Frank Pindyck, Matthew Po'lack,
Davlda Zipsor, Abbie Shernock. ,Fred Stitt, Alan Tanenbaum,
6-2--Oatol Elishewitz, Miriam Peter Tabb, Mary Pat Buckley,
Feinstein, Muriel GarflnkeJ, Ellyn , Shirley Coffiner, Barbara FeinGoldsmith, Sheila Herman, Ruth Ostein, Betsy Ann Hutchinson,
Fenichel, Judith Greene, Edward j Paula Kadish, Linda Kahn, Elaine
Weinstetin.
Lazarus, Mary Nadeau, Ruth
Wil- Needle, Judith Rhodes, Judith
6-3—Lydia Port, Donald Wil-\
marth.
Schneider, Peggy Ann Weaver.
51—Marilyn
Haim,
Hannah
Wertheimer, Pearl Shapiro, Faith
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Franck, Harriet Mane!is.
5-2- J a m e s I r v i n e , Gilbert KirAT TEMPLE HKTII-EL
win, Kenneth Koretz, Matthew
Zinn, Gabriel Zuckerman, Lester
Temple Beth-El, 121-16 RockaWolser, A r t h u r Radetsky, Ruth
way
Beach blvd., this summer will
Friedman, Elsa Daspin, Mary
house
the activities of (lamp Atid,
Mllner, Lois Schwartz, Joan Heita
summer
dlay camp for Jewish
ler, B a r b a r a Lazarus, Bertha
chi'dren
between
the ages of 3
Lande, Helen Silver.
4-1—Harris Friedman, Herbert and 6.
The use of Hebrew, the lanSchoenberg, Ira Sontupe, Harriet
guage
of the Bible, the Prayer
Bovit, Barbara Diamond, Sue
Book
and
modem Palestine, will
Goldstein, Paula Menton, Beverly
be
integrated
into the activities
Nadeau, Sheila Nassberg, Harof
the
camp..
It is operated by
riet Rome, Rosalie Samplin, Barthe
United
Synagogue
Commisb a r a Schorr, Marlene Schulman,
sion
on
Jewish
Education
and the
Libby Tombicher.
• 4-2 A r t h u r Colman, Michael Teachers Institute of the Jewish
Saltser, Herbert Steiner, Rona'd Theological Seminary of Americu
May, Robert Born.itein, Marcia in cooperation with the officials
Merdinger, Sandra
Elsenberg, of Temple Beth-El.
One part of Camp At it's proElaine Weinberg, Phyllis Llff.on,
g
r
a m h a s special national educaSandra
Richardson,
Marjorie
tional significance. At the camp
Koeppel.
a
school for Herbow-kincvorgarten
4-3 Matthew Anenborg, Michteachers
will be conducted. Stuael Bandler, Jeremy Glass, A'an
dents
from
miiny sections of the
Kahn, Kenneth Less-al, Tony Morcountry
have
registered in thlfi
gan, Michael Weiss, Phyllis lien-'
school,
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of
the™ nt^endin tr
kin, Judith Goldstetin, E l e n Leber, Leslie Mann, Carol Roth- on scholarships provided by conkopf.
i gregations planning to establish
Dr. Robert Cordis, rabbi of
'icmple Beth-El, has been influential in bringing the project to
Rockaway Park.
Queens Public Library
Schedule For Summer
Louis J. Bailey, chief librarian
of the Queens Borouvjh Pub'ic
Library, announcea the new
schedule under which the Queens
libraries will operate this summer. The new hours will be in
effect from Tuesday, July 1 to
August 31. The schedule is divided into two p a r t s and will operate as follows: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.;
Tuesday and Thursday, 1 p. m.
to 9 p. m.J Saturday, 9 a. m. to
12 noon. F a r Rockaway, 1637
F a r Rockaway boulevard, is included in this schedule.
TH« second part will operate
a s follows: Monday, Wednesday,
i uuSVi A P- m - t 0 9 P- m> Tuesday and Thursday, 1 p. m. to 6
p. m.; Saturday, 9 a. m. to 12
noon. Seaside, 11501 Rockaway
Boach boulevard, is included in
this group.
LT. COL> JOHN ,1. VOOEL
ATMOiNHEM . CON VENTION
Lt. C o l John J. Vogel, Infantry
ReservoA'ormerly of Boaoh 9lst
street, and now of Howard Beach,
was a delegate from New York
State tomhe National Convention
of the' A j e r v e ' Officers' Association, h e p at Miami, Fla., June
18-21.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC
"God" is the U'sson-wrmon subject for Sunday, .July 6. Go'don
Text: "To the only wise; God our
Saviour, bo gloiy and majesty,
dominion and power, both now
and over" (Judo 1:25). Sermon:
From the King James version of
the Bible (Ps. 880:9-12; 995:1-3,
6): "All nations whom thou hast
made shall come and worship bofore thee, O Lord: and sha'l glorify thy name. For thou a i t
great,
and
doest
wondrous
things: thou art God alono.
Teach me thy vay, O Lord; I will
walk in thy truth: unite my heart
to fear thy name. I will praise
thoe, O Lord, my God, with all
my heart; and I wi'l gloiify thy
name sforevermore."
EXCI
The I
Club ha
(lie lent
llshing
The boa;
Atlantic
o'clock
a shore
George
the com
iNCJE CLUB OUTING
r Rockaway Exchange
set Tuesday, July 22, as
tive date for its annual
;ip, dinner and outing.
will leave the dock at
Beach Bridge at 10
m. for Froeport, where
dinner will be served.
. Pott It is chairman of
ittee in charge.
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of Miscellany News, student
newspaper, and the student literary magazine.
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Given Reception
WASHING MACHINES
REPAIRED
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Fehring of 21 West 11-th road, Broad
Channel, gave a reception last
week at their home for the
g r a d u a t e s of St. Virgilius Par-
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309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
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ochial School, dn honor of their
caugnter, Betty, who won a
scholarship to Bishop McDonnell
Memorial
High
School,
Brooklyn.
L e a r n To E L Y
ROCKAWAY
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8-1—Charles
Vogrl,
eled on the work of Camp Atid.
Pine, Ruth Levinson, Cynthia
Greenberger, Geraldine Rones-,' Th* establishment of Camp
L a u r a Weitzbeig, Rosalie Hirsch, Atid is the result of many years
J a n e t Grcssnvm, Ronald Rome, of planning and two years of actT h o m a s Ilea y, Arlene Berkowitz, I ual Work by Jewish education
mithoritios of the Teachers InstiLinda Mainster.
3-2* Irwin
Neulight,
Daniel, tute and the United Synagogue.
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Mis'-s Paulino Newman, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Max II.
Newman of 1350 Norton drive,
F a r Rockaway, was awarded
hor degree last Monday at commencement ceremonies at Vassar College. Miss Newman, who
majored in chemistry, was president of the Science Club and
'•Minnan of the Eastern College
Science Conference which met on
I tho 1 'Vassar campus this year.
She aso was editor of the stu-
TO INSTRUCT CAPTAINS
KQOKIE FINED $100
FOR COMING PRIMARIES
MauM
| Hoffrichtor. of 325
Leo Eitelberg, president of the
Boach
28th
street, Far Rockaway,
Far Rockaway Republican Club,
a
has Called
special meeHng for raid a ; 100 fine in Manhattan
Monday night, July 21, at the Special essions Court last FriLegion clubhouse in Grove ave- d;.y Hither than spend 30 dayw in
nue, at which time the captains tail. TI<1 admitted taking a hot.
of the various election districts from anlunidentifled man a t 60th
will be given instructions for the | :.ti'"t and Madi'ion avenue, Manhattan, ©St April 11.
coming primaries.
progressive kindergartens mod
Stephen!
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Pauline Newman Awarded
Degree At Vassar
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