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Relay For Life Forced Inside, A Hit Nevertheless
 | | A total of 34 teams joined in this year’s Cancer Society Relay For Life held last weekend at Beach Channel High School. While the driving rain on Saturday night and Sunday wiped out most of the outdoor activities, the walkers moved indoors and continued right along as if nothing had happened. Pictured, the team from the Rockaway Beach Civic Association begins the walk. At least one member of each team had to be walking at all times in this relay event. |
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 | | Broad Channel Volunteer Fire Department Assistant Chief Thomas Larkin sells a raffle to Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer. |
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|  | | Team “Jammin” shows its colors. |
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 | | The first lap of the walk was completed by survivors of Cancer. |
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|  | | Joann Shapiro, the coordinator of the event, begins the festivities. |
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 | | The team from St. Rose of Lima School. |
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|  | | Dozens of volunteers, including Delores Orr, helped to make the event a success. |
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 | | Rabbi Melvyn May of West End Temple, Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer, Captain Charles Talamo, the CO of the 100 Precinct and the Reverend Jan Powell join in the festivities. |
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|  | | The Victoria’s Secret Team from Peninsula Hospital Center. |
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 | | The Bassetti family from Broad Channel and Orr were just some of the volunteers who worked countless hours for the event. |
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|  | | The team from the First Congregational Church. |
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 | | The CyberZone Team. |
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|  | | Terry’s Troopers were from Broad Channel. |
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