E. R. BOARD OF ED MEETING AGENDA

On Monday evening, June 20th, at 8 p.m. at East Rocka-way High School, the East Rock-away Board of Education will discuss, report on and/or ap-prove the following items:

Reports on Gifted Grants, High Tax Relief, "OUver!", Status of Transportation Bill, Update from Architect; Report on Child STudy Team Recom-mendations, and Family Life Program, Announcement of Re-tiring Personnel; Recommenda-tions for Hiring Teachers, Ele-mentary School Principal, High School Assistant Principal; Director of Special Education; Supper School Administrator and Summer School Teachers, and Acceptance and Award of Bids.

SHRINE BALL The Shrine of Our Lady of

the Island in Eastport will celebrate its 11th anniversary this year.

To commemorate the occa-sion, Rev. William J. Vigliotta, director of the Shrine, will hold his Annual Ball in honor of the Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, Virgil C, Dechant, KSH, at the Patchogue K of C on Saturday, July 9th. For tickets call 541-7108.

4th BATTALION PARADE/DRILL

The Rockville Centre Fire Dept. will host the 4th Battalion Parade and Drill on June 25th and 26th. The 4th Battalion is made up of F i re , Departments from Rockville Centre, East Rockaway, Lynbrook and Mal-verne.

The Parade will be held on Saturday evening commencing at 6:30 p.m. It will step off on Maple and Morris Avenues and proceed east to Long Beach Road, then north to Seaman Avenue, then east to Knollwood Road, then north into Firemen's Field where a giant Block Party will be held.

On Sunday morning, the Drill will be held at Fireman's Field commencing at 11 a.m., concluding about 4 p.m. It will be an old fashioned drill with the various fire departments in competition.

E . R . STAMP CLUB The East Rockaway Stamp

Club announces that on June 20th, at 8 p.m., Mr. Vernon Brenner will show and talk on Kennedy Memorial Stamps, at its meeting room in the Senior Citizens House, 6 James St., East Rockaway.

The club meets the first and third Mondays of each month. All junior and adult collectors are invited to attend.

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Attention all residents of the Village of East Rockaway and the East Rockaway School District. If you are at least 15 years of age, are interested in meeting other residents who want to attain better physical condition through walking or jogging, why don't you join the East Rockawyay Recreation Jog-gers Club. Sponsored by the East Rockaway Recreation Commis-sion, we have experienced in-structors in walking and jogging techniques to assist you. There will be group walks, jogs and meetings, and awards for various levels of accomplishment. Regis-tration fee is $7.50 per person. Call the Recreation Office at 887-2885, leave your name and phone number and you will be contacted. We hope to have our kickoff meeting within two weeks.

JERRY CHAPEL, 887-2885

MUR-LEE'S VICTORIOUS Bill O'Connor, all Knicker-

bocker Conference selection at Adelphi, got four hits to pace Mur-Lee's of Lynbrook to victory over the Massapequa Rebels at Eisenhower Park. O'Connor had a home run, double and 2 singles, with 4 R?U's. Paul Leparick was the winning pitcher with an assist in the last inning from Paul Dodge of Cortland State.

L E A R N T O SWIAA The Hempstead Town Dept.

of Parks and Recreation has an-nounced that Swim Classes will be offered for residents, 6 years old to senior citizens. Instruc-tion will be given in Beginner, Advanced Beginner, Intermedi-ate, Swimmer, Advanced Swim-mer, Basic and Advanced Life-saving.

Registration is Thursday, June 23rd, at 6:30 p.m. at the following town pools: Averill Blvd. Park, Elmont (437-5881); Echo Park, West Hempstead (483-7400); Harold A. Walker Memorial Park, Lakeview (766-2277); Hewlett Point Park, Bay Park (599-4064); Levittown Pools, Levittown (938-5100; Newbridge Road Park, Bellmore (826-7400); Oceanside Park, Oceanside (536-8835); Rath Park, Franklin Square (488-1843); Roosevelt Pool, Roose-velt (623-7114); and Veterans Memorial Park, East Meadow (794-8833), and is on a first come, first served basis.

" T r u t h conquers all things." Latin proverb

Pictured at a recent meeting of the East Rockaway Democratic Club are (r-1) Joseph Pagliaro, East Rockaway Leader; George Israel, Democratic Leader of the 20th AD; Robert Lawrence, candidate for Town Councilman; Arthur J . Lubkin, candidate for Town of Hempstead Presiding Supervisor; and William Albert, E.R. Demo-cratic Club President.

METS HOMESTAND There won't be a busier place

in New York than Shea Stadium when the Mets - under new manager Frank Howard - open their next homestand on Mon-day, June 20 th.

How busy? Well, how do ten games in just seven days sound?

It should be a baseball bonanza for every kind of Met fan.

Like you baseball under the stars? There are six night games on the week's schedule. A sun worshipper? You're catered to with no less than four after-noon contests during the week.

Like to double your pleasure? The week-long spree features three doubleheaders.

Promotion minded? Well, at various times duming the home-stand, the Mets will be giving away helmets, posters team jerseys and the Gillette Book of

Values. The 10-game, 7-day home

stand rundown is: Monday, June 20 vs. Cardinals, twi-night doubleheader, 5:35 p.m. (white batting helmets to first 5,000 fans 15 and under; All-Star posters to all fans); Tuesday, June 21, vs. Cardinals, 7:35 p j n . (Gillette Book of Values to all adults); Wednesday, June 22, vs. Cardinals, twi-night doublehead-er, 5:35 p.m.; Thursday, June 23, vs. Cardinals, 1:35 p.m. (Senior Citizen Day); Friday, June 24, vs. Phillies, 8:05 p j n . ; Saturday, June 25, vs. Phillies, 1:20 p.m. (team jerseys to all fans 15 and under); Sunday, June 26, 'vs. Phillies, double-header, 1:05 p.m. (team jerseys to all fans 15 and under).

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