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Agenda 05-13-13 Veterans Council Summer and fall Newsletter May 8 City Commission City Hall before 10 AM People From Valencia Point will be on hand to discuss Flagpoles May 24 Decorate the Graves 8:30 bring some people we never know for sure about the School Children Beverages on hand MEMORIAL DAY MAY 26, 2PM AT CEMETERY.WOOLBRIGHT BLVD fie.cc LJ June 6, Unveiling of US ARMY Memorial highlighting the Normandie Beaches and French Medal Ceremony 11 AM at Park FLAG DAY JUNE 14 AT 10 AM SHORT SERVICE FLAG DAY JUME 14 POST 164 TIME TO BE ANNOUNCED No meetings planned for summer as of right now. September 11 City Commission Meeting City Hall 10 AM October 23 unveiling of the US NAVY MEMORIAL and the 69th Anniversay of the greatest naval battle in history LEYTE GULF. NOVEMBER 11 VETERANS DAY and the unveiling of the Memorial to the UNKNOWN SOLDIER. It arrived at Arlington national Cemeterty on that date 1921. The 92 Anniversary, we also have a Flag that we received from a Veteran who is UNKOWN!! We only have about 40 bricks left do not be left out, Please!!! For info call Tom 561- 276 -1796 or Stan 561 - 499 -6277 ei 11/4 1 xthi„, i :,�4 z . � ! ` e ft + * � - ,+_ k �!' t `~sir _ aw ' mo t F . "r,:1,� : , " ` T. ' J it ,. k 3 f s ' = ` °t c1 `F Z` z , ' #111 1ti i -1S q i Boynton Veteran's Council uotient Press Release, ,.‘1 -. �` An Invitation Memorial Day May 26, 2013 1. ti` The City of Boynton Beach and the Boynton Veterans are pleased to announce the Annual Memorial Day =v ' . 4 Ceremonies will be held at Boynton Memorial Cemetery r 0. z on Seacrest and Woolbright Boulevard on May 26,2013 the time is 2 Pm. N'' The Veteran Graves will all be Decorated with American eta �- Flags and flowers as was directed so many years ago. ; WE URGE ALL COLOR GUARDS TO ATTEND WITH US. ir -v � We Invite all who wish to help with the Flags to donate a y few hours to help the local Veterans to call us. The time is M 8:30 A.M. on may 24 at the Cemetery. Please call us. X z ..tri„,..kr For info call Tom Kaiser 561 -276 -1796 American Legion Posts 164 & 288.....Disabled American Veterans 152 Jewish War Veterans Post 440.....Korean War Veterans Chapter 17 Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts 5338 & 10150.....sons of the American Legion Post 164 The Palm Beach Post April 25, 2013 W{`S I bOYN I ON Late vet's flag joins others at cemetery Valencia Pointe Men's Club member donates = '` pole for dad's banner. 4 * " e i By Iona O'Connor - Palm Beach Post Staff Writer + \ , As his father's flag un• � °' , t furled and started its dig - * e nified ride to the top of the ,r� flagpole, Harvey Shiner was y surprised at how big it was. I .. Since Hy Shiner's funeral in I : - ' t , 2003, the flag had stayed, rit- .. � ually folded, in a triangular ` keepsake case. �_ The flag will stay at South"`,, . � t , Florida National Cemetery { 1 west of Boynton Beach, on a / - * ' pole that Harvey Shiner do- ` ' nated to the cemetery in his South Florida National Cemetery Director Kirk Leopard (from left), Art father's name. Gelven and Dave Orkin, both of the Valencia Pointe Men's Club, raise Shiner, a retired textile an American flag at the military cemetery west of Boynton Beach on and construction executive, Thursday. Harvey Shiner, a member of the men's club, donated the is a member of the subur flag that was used at the burial of his father, Hy, an Army veteran. ,,Aa ban Boynton Beach Valen- coeoNADO PALM BEACH POST cia Pointe Men's Club, 300 strong, which has now donat- ed 16 flagpoles to the Avenue parison, since he previously sevelt decreed that no man of Flags at the military cem- headed a veterans cemetery with children had to serve in etery. in San Diego, which boasts the military. The men's club - which the largest veteran popula- Harvey was 7 and his supports a number of vet- tion in the country. brother was 2. Fortunate - erans activities. including The flags, including Shin - ly for his family, Hy Shiner ! monthly Bingo games, hospi- I er's, are ceremonially raised was stationed in Florida, not r tal visits, clothing and food on Memorial Day, lndepen- overseas, until World War 11 drives - pays for the flag- dence Day, Veterans Day ended. poles, $250 each, through and during "Wreaths Across Shiner gazed up at the big fundraisers and out of its America" in December. flag with satisfaction. treasury. Shiner's father, Hy, was "My dad's flag will always "They're hugely patriot- drafted into the Army in fly on that flagpole," he said. is and supportive," said Cem- 1945, shortly before the war __ _ D etery rector Kirk Leopard, ended and just one week be- , loconnor @pbpq,st.con � _ who halk. a good basis for com- fore President Franklin Roo- Twitter: @lonat