Holtsviile and FarrninqvilleMr*. Harold Leas, 3£ld*a 3-3733

Kichard Rieger of Warren ave-me, Holtsviile, was given a partyn honor of his twenty-tirst birthslay Saturday night at the Farm-ngville firehall by his parents,Jr. and Mrs. Emil Rieger. Amongnany gifts he received was anovie camera given him by sev-:ral members of. the Farmingville^ire department. The following;uests attended: Mr. and Mrs.Salter Caine, Mr. and Airs. Ar-hur Rast, Mr. and Mrs. P.3'Brien-, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rada-naker, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DiPierro , Mr. and Mrs. S. Robinson ,Fred Mango, the Misses J. Fur-nan , R. Karchia, J. Cassess andJo Hoffman , Mr. and Mrs. W.Peters, Mr. atid Mrs. R. Whoerly,Mr. and Mrs. G. Carhopera, all ofFarmingville; Mrs. Anna Hall,Mrs. Angelina Dunning and grand-son , Michael Zjfforo , and Mr. andMrs. Robert Dura and daughters,Louise and Marian, all of theBronx ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mit-chell , Mr. and Mrs. R. Flanniganand G. Elbert of Bellnort^ Mr.and Mrs. William Crawford ofPatchogue; Mr. and Mrs. S.' Millsof Middle Village, and Mr. andMrs. G. Hawson of £,ake Ronkon-koma. -

The Patchogue Advance w onsale at Farrell's DeU«atessen, Ski'sand Lydecker's General Store inHoltsviile—Adv.

Joan Ruth Oberg, daughter of.Mr. and Mrs. Eric Oberg ofRidgedale avenue, Farmingville,will enter Mohaiyk Valley Techni-cal institute, Utica, tl)is, Septem-ber . A graduate of Bayport Highschool , Joan will njajor in bank-ing, real estate and insurance.

Miss Linda Ann Fredsell, daugh-ter, of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fred-sell of Pineaire ayenue was grad-uated from St. Joseph's academy,Brentwood , last Thursday. BishopWalter Kellenberg of RockvilleCentre was guest-of-honor. Hegave a speech and presented thediplomas and medals. A partywas held at the Farmingville fire-hall Thursday nigh t at which abuffet supper was served. Guestswere Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Oilerof Centereach; Mrs. Rudy Schnei-der and son, Rudolph, of Ronkon-koma; Mrs. Kiss and daughter,Martha , Taylor Hpover, Miss Bet-sy Lewis and Paol Barahol allof Brentwood ; Mr. and Mrs. Ray-mond Lysak and Mr. and Mrs.Frank Ambrose and daughter, Jo-anne, of Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs.Frank DeLuca of Brookhaven; Mr.and Mrs. Paul Jenisch and. daugh-ter , Diane, and John Connolly ofAl o u n t Vernon ; Mrs. FlorenceFredsell of Long Island City ; Mr.and M r s . Lawrence Polla ' anddaughter and Mr. and- Mrs. Charl-es Polla of Corona; Mr. and Mrs.V. Tatay, Gabriel Tatay, Mr. andMrs. 'Andrew • Tatflfy and family;Mr: and Mrs. Henry Fredsell andfamily, Mr. and Mrs. M. Epcinosa,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruno, MissFrances Bruno, Air. anl Mrs. JP.J. Marrone, Mrs. Ellis Riley andchildren , Patricia and Kenneth,Ronald McLougbJin and Mr, andAirs. Andrew Matlack. Fridaynight Linda attended the seniorball at the Waldorf Astoria. Abreakfast wds held Saturday morn -ing at the home of Miss BarbaraGaidezcaa of Centra l Islip. Sat-urday Linda attended a graduationdinner at the home of Miss Mar-tha Kiss of Brentwood.

The Roman Catholic Social clubof Farmingville-Holtsville is plan-ning a dance August 3 at theFarmingville firehall.

The Ladies' auxiliary of Brook-haven Memorial hospita l will meetat 8 p. m. today at the Farming-ville firehall. '

The Ladies ' Aid of" the Farm-ingville-Holtsville Congregationalchurch will hold an amateur nightat Farmingville firehall July 20.Anyone interested in try ing outfor this affair please contact Airs.Ruth Cruger , Farm-to-AIarket roadand Medford avenue, SElden 2-U844.

The Assembly of God Pentecos-tal church holds Sunday school at9:30 a. m., worship at 11 a. ro.and an evangelistic service at 8p. m. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mercadante,Sr., of Powell avenue celebratedtheir twenty-second wedding anni-versary Monday. Guests at theirhome Sunday to celebrate wereMr. and Mrs. Rocco Giuseffi andchildren and Mr. and Mrs. An-thony Fiorentino and children , allof the Bronx; Mr. and Mrs. RalphMercadante, Jr., of Farmingville;John Kruse of Middle Village, andMrs. Paul Dermingy and son ofMaspeth. Mrs. Mercadante, Sr., at-tended a stork shower June 19given for Mrs. Thomas Gundermanat the guest-of-honor's mother'shome in Patchogue.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at Ann's Sweet Shop, Beck-er's Delicatessen, Rudco Drugstore, M and B Food Fair and Pel-leccia's in Farmingville Adv.

Last Thursday evening guests atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-thur Lambert of Waverly avenuewere M r s. Gus Anderson anddaughter , Linda, Mrs. LawrenceMeNally and children , Lawrence,Edward and Kathy, and MortonLevine. The sixth grade gradua-tion of Lauralee Lambert was cel-ebrated. Tuesday night the Lam-bert family had dinner at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeFaivre of Brentwood.

Youth Night dances will be heldtwice in July and August. TheYouth Advisory group will meetJuly 15. All are welcome to at-tend.

B o t h the Holtsviile and theFarmingville Fire departments willhold their bazaar July 3 to 6.

The Misses Judith and GarnetTerry were at the home of theirparents, Mr. and Mrs. ' MillardTerry, Sr., of Waverly avenueover the weekend. Sunday visitorswere Miss Bonnie Calavaro of Cen-ter Moriches; Jason Mitchell ofPort Washington; Leon Yablonskiof Bayport , apd Mr. and Mrs.William Meyer and daughter ofPatchogue.

Open house was held Sunday atthe home of Mr . and Mrs. QristAlillevolte of Waverly avenue inhonor of the graduation of theirdaughter, Anita, from BayportHigh school. A buffet supper wasserved. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.Louis D'Andrea and Mr. and Mrs.Donald . Whifeway of Hicksville;Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cervelli ofPlainview; Mr. apd Mrs. Frank.Dell'Orto and son of Bellport; Mr.and Mrs. Dominick DeLucia ofSayville, and Mr. and Mrs. FredGriffin and Mr. and Mrs. Theo-dore Alexander and children.

Mrs. Lillian Peters of Morrisavenue celebrated h e r birthdaySunday. Her guests were Mr. andMrs. George Scheacher of Medford ,Elwin Peters and Mr. and Mrs.William Peters, Jr., and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bentz ofWest Hempstead are at their homeop Sanatorium road for a week.

Air. and Airs. Stanley Stevenerof Astej- avenue celebrated theirfifteenth wedding anniversary oyerthe weekend with a party forrelatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bahnmullerof Cedaroaks avenue will spendthe weekend at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Howard Coman and fa-mily of Branford, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sporckand children of Vautrin avenueattended a graduation party forMrs. Sporck's nephews, James Heinand Edward Wittschack , at Co-ram Community h a l l Saturdaynight. Sunday Mrs. Sporck andchildren visited her brother andsister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred-erick Wittschack of Middle Island.

A sixth grade graduation partywas held at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Leigh Stuart of Farm-to-AIarket road for their son , Earl ,last Thursday night. Those presentwere Mrs. Florence Dare of Sel-den , Mr. and Mrs. William Wen-tisch, Air. and Airs. Arthur Terryand son , Leslie, Mr. and Mrs.George Still and sons , George andJohn , Miss Helen Parmalee, Mor-ton Levine, Mrs. Laura Terry,Miss Marion Stuart and Mr. andAirs. Thomas Ramsey of Sayville.

Boy Scouts going to the Jam-boree at Valley Forge will leaveSmithtown July 11. This Saturdayand Sunday the four troops ofSuffolk county who will attendwill put up a camp site at CampBianchi to which parents and fri-ends are invited.

Members of the Friendship clubof Farmingville arranged a socialgathering of their neighbors andchildren at the home of |he presi-dent , Mrs. Mary Flanagan of Pine-

aire avenue, Moncjay. There wereawards, games for the childrenwith doll awards. Mrs. Alice Harshwas hostess. Other club membersalso assisted. Proceeds of thiseyent will be used to take the chil-dren of Farmingville on a picnic toFairyland next month- Members ofthe club are Mesdames Mary Flan-agan, Lillian Colby, Alice Harsh ,Peppy Epciosa , Anna Kesslinger ,Mary Gessner, Maybelle Danks,Mae Kaffka and Mrs. Heckler allof Farmingville.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neill ofWaverly avenue are new grand-parents. Their daughter, Al r s .Charles Henneborn of Huntington ,gave birth to a 4 pound 8 ouncegirl , Sharon Ann , Saturday atHuntington hospita l.

KINPERGAKTEN PARTYA party was given by the kin-

dergarten mothers at the LynwqodAvenue school Friday to celebratethe children's last day as kinder-garteners. The teacher is Mrs.Wjnifred Flanagan. A cake decor-ated with a djpioma and hat wfth"Kindergarten class, June 1957"inscribed , was made by EdwardSwinson. Snaps were taken andif any of the mothers wish to ob-tain one please call Mrs. Lambert,GRover 5-3097.

Members of the morning class wereGeorjte Anderson. Thomas Camardn, Ko-bert Dclaney, Warren Laird, Stephen Ma-siello, £dwurd " MeNally. Briun Muxzoni-gro, Michael Keth. Kenneth Schnetxer,Eric Welenofaky. Robert Ziinnd, FrancesAmendolarc, Toby Cohen, Patricia Cut-tone, Jacquic Lambert', Katherine Locff-ler, Kathleen Matlat, Deborah Ann Mo-rano, Catherine Nicholas , Maureen Straub,Patricia Von Cflahn , Julia Swinson, Lor*Jill Preasjtrovc and George b'ostreo. Thosein the afternoon class- were Daniel Di-Pierro, Stanley Cabriclson , Stephen Het-rick, William Hottman, George Kcibel,John Lunday. William Newman. StevenOlla. Kichard Saetta, Robert and RonaldSchlitt. Edward Wlasemer, ames Fer-rara, Peter Merk , Robert Johnsen. JohnCalbrese, Arthur Plate. Wendy Bond.Carolyn Caine, Sharon 'Carlough, MarionD'Amico. Susan Lalla and. Rachel Spar-no. Certificates were given them madeup like diplomas. Graduation hats andnosegays were made by Morton Levineand Mesdames Lawrence MNnlly, GeorgeKeibcl. Edward Swinson , Daniel DiPierroand Arthur Lambert.

SIXTH GRADE EXERCISESElementary promotion exercises

were held last Thursday night atthe Waverly Avenue school. Onthe program were selections by theschool band and chorus, a welcomeby George W. Martinson , a nar-ration by Diane Davis, a trio ofDavid Catalano, Dennis D'AUesan-dro and Margaret Hooper , and aquartet consisting of Ignatius Al-fano, Frederick Christie, FrankMartino and Michael Olla.

Sixth graders , were Frances M. Card-well, David Catalano Michael Clemente,Raymond Fell, ' Reinold Hansen, DianaHeilman. Barbara Hills, Margaret Hooper,MarsTui Kimbref, ' Salvatore LaFata . FrankMartino, Sylvia Mcrcado, Frank iflone,Mclita Nielsen. Michael Olla , Joann -Fel-liccia. Rene Rast, Frank Raynor. GraceSanta Lucia, Catherine Stallone, Ear'Stuart u-nd Margaret Zavuls. Also AIfr«iJ. LicaU. Iguatjus Alfauo, Marie A her,Margaret ' Bernhardt, Linda Bononno,Frederick Chriutic. Dennis D'Alessandro.Diane Davis-.-- Eileen tllvington. EdwardE.-*p. Eileen Giosi , Judith Johnscn, CarolKaten , Barbara Keller. Lauralee Lambert .Paul McRue, Pasqualc Muraca. DavidNielsen, Michaelyn Nocerino, VeronicaReilly, Lorraine Tschantre - and Theodore.Wilson. Band librarians were FrancesGordon and Linda Greene; chorus libra r-ian was Rene Rast. musical accompanistwas Joanne Ramsey and music director,Paul RiKloff.

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During the Month ofJULY:

TOWN TRUSTEESJiily 2, 1957, at 10:Q0 A- M.

TOWN BOARD OF AUDITJuly 9, 1957, at 10:00 A. M.

TOWN BOARDJuly 23, 1957, a{ 10:00 A .M.

PERCY B. RAYNORTown ClerkTown of Brookhaven

Dated at Patchogue, N. Y.June 25, 1957.

S A E«ECOUNTY OWNED PROPERTY

On July 24, 1957, the County Treasurerwill sell to the, highest bidder a large number ofparcels of. County owned property.

PUBLIC INVITED TO SyBMIT BIDSWrite for full particulars to

Frederick B. Ho»e, Jr., County Treasurer,Riverhead, New York.

News Itemsof the RidgeCract Fctenon. Tel. YAphaak 4-3:',:,»

A dance will be held for allteenagers at the Ridge firehousefrom 8 to 11 p. m. tomorrow spon-sored by the Ridge Fire depart-ment. This is the tirst dance andif successful will be followed bymore. Mrs. Betty Triola and Mrs.Helen Eckie of the Ladies' aux-iliary, and Jack Austen , RaymondFogle and Walter La Gois, Sr.,of the fire department will bechaperons.

A joint graduation party wasgiven to Karen La Gdis and JanetMarie Brodman by their parentsat the Brodman home on ' Elizabethway following the graduation ex-ercises at the Ridge school Fridaynight. Guests were Catherine andCharles Schultz, Rita and DonaldHicks, George Korade, RaymondFarrell, Charles and Gail Olin ,Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Minardi , Mr.and Mrs. Peter Hicks, Mr. and Mrs.Raymond Farrell, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Whittle, Mr. and Mrs. JackAus'ten^ Joseph Hahn; 'Mr. an4Mrs. Rchard Schultz of MiddleIsland, Mr. and Mrs. L. Peck ofRiverhead; Mr. and Mrs. FredLa Gois and Stuart Carman pfBaldwin; Mrs. Ernjly Senger ofLindenhurst; Mrs. Madeline Wil-liams of Freeport ; Mr. and Mrs.CarniE-n Picciola, Mr. and Mrs.Edward Jermusyk, Mr. and Mrs.Nicholas Dukarn , Sergeant Olverie,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mr.and Mrs. Richard Balas, Mr. andMrs. Walter La <Jois, Mr. andMrs. Frederick Brodman aqdJanet's sister, Loretta. Janet andKaren received many *lovely giftsand a decorated cake made by Mrs.La Gois. The decorations werein pink, white and blue with whitebells. A buffet supper was servec|.

The Ridge Volunteer Fire de-partment will meet at 8 p. m.Monday and the ladies' auxiliarywill meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday,both at the firehouse. The L^tjies'will complete their plans for thedance to be held July 13 at thefirehouse.

Mrs. Wayne Riley pf Sally lanewas a luncheon guest " of Mrs.Jean Williams and daughter ,Karen , at the Williams' home inManorville Saturday.

Mrs. Arthur Peterson on Tuesdaywere Mr. and Mrs. William Haightand Mrs. Annie Sohn of Hollis.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Komp ofJackson Heights were their guestsThursday.

Tfle Patchogue Advance is onsale at Wattie's, Liberty Restau-rant and the Poatoffice in Ridge.—Adv.

Mrs. Kenpeth Packer of Woodlotroad is home from BrookhavenMemorial hospital and is convalesc-ing. Mrs. Wayne Riley of Sallylane is home from Central Suffolkhospital , Riverhead. Mrs. HelenZackman is still ^t Central Suffolkhospital , but is improving nicely.

GRADUATION EX ERCISESEighth grade graduation was

held Friday night at the schoolon Ridge road. The Rev. GeorgeK. Swartzfager of St. Mark'schurch gave the invocation. PhilipDi Peri gave the salutatory ad-dress. Diplomas were presentedby Arthur Minardi , president ofthe board of education. Paula Ja^ieNovak wa-s valedictorian. The Rev.John Brennen of St. FrancesCabrini R. C. church in Coramgave the benediction.

The following awards were pre-sented: The Parent-Teacher as-sociaton trophy, presented by itsjunior past president, Mrs. VirginiaAusten, to Paula Jane Novak.Mrs. Gloria Riley, president ofthe Ladies' auxiliary of the RidgeFire department, gave the aux-iliary 's award to Philip Di Peri.The board of education Englishaward was presented by ArthurMinard i to Geraldine Spegeli. TheRidge Fire department award formathematics wa-s given to Jacque-line Geipe by Steve Triola , firechief. A citizenship award fromthe Ridge Civic association waspresented to Gail Quinn by Sal-vatore Calabrese, association pre-sident. Karen La Gois was giventhe a-ward for science work fromthe Ridge unit of the BrookhavenMemorial ' hospital auxiliary, byits ' president , Mrs. Mary Gow.Raymond Farrell received an ath-letic award from the Gun , Rifleand Pistol club, presented by Mrs.Calabrese.

The Allied Taxpayers associa-tion presented "to the most pro-gressive" a silver dollar with anappropriate message to each ofthe following: Jerome Ferrjgno ,kindergarten; Robert Paskoski,Grade 1; Theresa Paetz, Grade2; Richard Quinn, -Grade 3; TerryHyghes', Grade 4; Billy Searranoand Thomas Vincent , Grade 5;Fred Cerullo , Grade - 6; KarenHoefner , Grade 7; and CatherineSchultz , Grade 8. James Whitemade the presentations.

Attendence awards given byBaier Lustgarten were presentedto Robert Murphy, Grade 2; JosephMurphy, Grade 3; Albert Branch ,Grade 6; William Blum, Grade 7;presented by John Anastasi , princi-pal. Members of the graduatingclass, who were all in caps andgowns were Charles Caciopi , PhilipPi Peri , Robert Dyer , RaymondFarrell , George Korade, JanetBrodman , Paula Novak, GeraldineSpegeli , Jacqueline Geipe, PatriciaBorrelli , Katherine Schulz, KarenLa Gois, Gail Quinn , Joan Cusick,Johanna Caminiti and ArmaiindaMartin.

ST. MARK'S CHURCHServices at St. Mark's Evange-

lical Lutheran church are as fol-lows : The Luther league trip tothe Billy Graham crusade will takeplace at 4 p. m. today; Sundayschool at 10:30 a. m. followed byservice of divine worship at 12noon , Sunday sermon theme, "AChristian is Good to his Neighbor,"text-Genesis 14:11-16, an Old Testa-ment Lection for the Second Sun-day after Trinity. This will be aspecial service in recognition pfthe youth of the church and theinstallation of pew Luther leagueofficers will take" place.

The Sunday school and churchpicnic will be August 11 at Wild-wood State park in Wading River.July 7 will be Loyalty Sunday.

The Ladies' guild met Mondayat the social hall of the church ,with- Mrs. Ethel Champness incharge. Mrs. Burke, chairman ofthe Jamboree, reported the affaira great success both financiallyand socially. Mrs. G. Dickhoffreceived the gift donated by Mrs-Korade, and Mcs£ Gray the onedonated by Mrs.. Russell. Mrs.Balas and Mrs. Russell were host-esses for the evening. Followingthe meeting, a surprise bridalshower was given to Miss MaeChurbiick.. vColorful decoiu;tions .t festoonedthe room and a pink double* heartcake, made by Mrs. Champness,adorned the table. Refreshmentswere served by the hostesses.

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Yaphank Items of InterestKathleen Raimond. Tel. YA 4-3S19

Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson ofCrescent street observed theirthirtieth wedding anniversary onJune IS.

Dr. and Mrs. Adam Bineer anddaughter, Andrea Lois , of MiddleIsland road enjoyed a motor tri plast week through Virginia , Pen-nsylvana and New Jersey. Mrs.Bincer 's mother , Mrs. R. Marguliesof New York city, spent this weekwith them.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swain" ofRaimond street have returnedfrom a week's vacation visitingfriends at Garfield and Stephen-town.

Mrs. John R. Craig of LongIsland avenue accompanied Mrs.James Langdon of Southamptonto Hamilton college in Clintonwhere they attended the seventy-

f i l th annua! meeting ot tne Wom-en 's Synodical society of the Pres-byterian church in the UnitedStates of America, June 18 to 20.Both women were delegates of theLong Island Presbyterial.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martelland famil y, who have been summerresidents of Yaphank for severalyears, moved into their home onShannon boulevard today to re-main permanently. Miss CarolMartell graduated from juniorhigh school on Tuesday, and herolder brother, Edward, graduatedfrom high school yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Negerof Shannon boulevard spent theweekend with their son and daugh-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . EdwardNeger, of Fairfield , Conn. TheNegers' granddaughter, Linda Johnof Shannon boulevard , and JamesH. Fairbrother of Raimond street ,accompanied them on the ferrytrip, returning to Yaphank Satur-day night.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at the Yaphank CommunityShop, John Tietjen's and Klimek'sGrocery Store in Yaphank.—Adv.

A polio clinic was held at theCharles E. Walters School at 1p. m. June 19 for all children whowill enter kindergarten this yearthrough the eighth grade. Theschool physician , Dr. Perry Horen-stein , was assisted by school nurse ,Mrs. Irene Chenel. Members ofthe Y4phank Parent-Teacher as-sociation who assisted were Mes-dames Michael Hololob,' GeorgeNelson , Emil Schoch and AsaSwezey. Lollipops were suppliedby the PTA.

Those from the Yaphank Schooldistrict who graduated from PortJefferson High school Tuesdaynight were Veronica Einuis andMaurice Thomas. Miss Einuis hasaccepted a secretarial positionwith' the Pat Raimond agency.Mr. Thomas is undecided abouthis future plans at triis time.Graduates from the West YaphankSchool district are Virginia Sykes^nd Mary Lou Renna. Miss Sykesis looking forward to a* careeras a music teacher, and she willenter Potsdam State Teacherscollege in September. Miss Rennahas not made definite plans.

The Rev. Winfield Scott Bennett,newly appointed Deacon-in-chargeof St. Andrew's Episcopal church ,will conduct a service of morningprayer at 9 a. m. Sunday. Churchschool awards were made lastSunday by Robert E. Williams,superintendent, to the followingpupils: fourth year bar , CharlesKollett , Jr., and Olive Williams;third year bar , Diana Scesny andAnnabelle Williams ; second year^wreath , Sergei and Alexandra-Bessaraboff; one year pin , DanaBiancai Laura Gray, Robert Davis,James and William Sheridan andRobert Williams, Jr.; silver pins,Michael Gustchen, Stephen Muller,Bonnie and Rob Christie, DavidGray, Robert , James and GloriaLinker, Robert and StephanieMuller , Henry Scesny and SusanHolland.

The School District beach, be-hind the Main Street school, willbe open Monday to all residentsof the Yaphank School district.A life guard will be on duty six

uay.-: a week troiu 11:I>0 a. m.to S p. n> .

Mrs. John Backer and son. Ray-mond , and daughter. Paula, >pentthe weekend wi th Mrs. StanleyZaweski at her cottag e on Peeonicoay, Jamesport.

A double graduation was theoccasion for a dinner party at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. John Einuison Patchogue road Sunday. Guestsof honor were their daughters ,Veronica and Vrginia , who gradu-ated from Port Jefferson Highschool and Yaphank Elementaryschool , respectively. Those pre-sent were Mr. and Mrs. EdwardProkopowicz of Richmond Hil l ;Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mazurkewiczand children , Thomas and Dolores,Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sadowskiand children, Jerry, Andrea andMichael , all of Brooklyn; and MissBetty Koller of Sayville. Mrs.Mazurkewicz and daughter , Do-lores, are spending the week withthe Einuises.

Raymond Kuhl was guest-of-honor at a graduation party givenby his mother , Mrs. John Backer ,at their home on Yaphank avenuelast Thursday ni ght. Guests wereMr. and Mrs. Felix Zaweski andson, Edward , and Mrs. StanleyZaweski of Jamesport ; Mr. andMrs. Theodore Zamber of River-head ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anton ,Alex Czarnecki and daughter,Donna , all of East Moriches ; Mr.and Mrs. Harry Kalenowicz ofCenter Moriches; Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Glover and Miss LoisMartin of Southaven; and Mr.and Mrs. Charles McDermott andson , Charles , M.r. and Mrs. StanleyGlover and daughter, Laura , Mrs.Pauline Glover , Paul Backer, Ed-ward Glover and Peter Kosiusko.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joswig ofRidgewood planned to attend thegraduation of their grandson , Wil-liam Neuss, at the Charles E.Walters school last Thursdaynight. Instead they visited himat Brookhaven Memorial hospitalwhere he was taken June 19 whencomplications arose following anattack of the mumps.

Mrs. Pauline Glover and Mrs.John Backer attended the gradu-ation of Mrs. Glover 's grandsonfrom Riverhead High school Tues-day night.

Several young people from Yap-hank participated in the bacca-laureate service held at the PortJefferson High school Sundaynight. Virginia Sykes, Carol Craigand Carl Faust sang in the acap-pella choir. Miss Sykes also sanga solo. Marie Ann General playedviolin in the school orchestra whichalso participated.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schoch anddaugh ters , Carole , Elaine, Ritaand Lori, attended an outdoorkindergarten graduation p a r t ySunday afternoon in honor ofFranz Nicolay, son of Mr . andMrs. F. Nicolay of Ridge.

At the Yaphank Presbyterianchurch , choir rehearsal will beat 7:30 p. m. today. The Ladies*.auxiliary will hold a food sale atthe church "social room from 11 a.

, m. to 3 p. m. Saturday. In observ-ance of Children 's day, the Sundayschool will present a program dur-ing the regular morning worshiphour , beginning at 9:45 a. m. Thetheme will be "The Church ," whichis the current theme of the Sunday-school curriculum. There will be

no regular Sunday scho-'d cla.sse.sfor this v. eek only. An impor tan tcongregat ional meet ing wijl l heheld in the Church sanctuary atT::'it) p. m . Sunday. On the hospital -ity coinnuUee last Sunday wereMrs. Carl Theune and Mrs. JosephSchlect. Mrs. Hans Theune wasin charge of the nursery. Con-firmation of baptismal vows weremade during the morning worshi pservice Sunday by Jeannct te Han-son , Live General , Ramona Lewinand Dennis Wendel.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thurCronin of Shannon boulevard onSunday in honor of the confirma-tion of their son , Dennis Wendel ,were his godmother , Mrs. WilliamOstrander and Mrs. KatherineFredericks of Middle Island, andMr. and Mrs. Charles Bell ofMineola.

CLASS NIGHT PROGRAMThe Charles E. ' Walters school

was the scene of the annual classnight on June 18. Each classparticipated in the progra-m, andindividual honor roll certificateswere presented by the YaphankPTA. The kindergarten, underthe direction of Mrs. Crause, sangthree selections. Miss Anderson 'sfirst grade recited the Twenty-third Psalm in unison. The secondgrade, with Mrs. Cochrane incharge, gave choral recitations.Miss McGlaughlin's third gradedid a song and dance and RichardLewin entertained with an ac-cordion solo. The fourth grade,under the direction of Mr. Tilling-hast sang a medley of cowboytunes. Mrs. Welling's fifth gradefollowed with a square dance. Thesixth grade, with the assistanceof Mrs. Danner , composed a poemfor each of the countries theystudied during the year. Entitled"Around the World in 180 Days,"the group of poems was recitedby students dressed in a costumeappropriate to the country. Theseventh grade, directed by ' Mrs.DeWqlf , concluded the programwith a short skit.

Mrs. Asa Swezey . president of theYaphank PTA, presented certificates tothe following honor students : kinderKar-te-n—Gloria Linker, Chrtatine Oonath,Faith Koesch. Elaine Schoch. Robert Du-pre and 4an Martin; firat grade—Robertllond. Laura Greener, Lance Lewin , Charl-es Me|kunas. Stephen Muller . ValerieRBimond , Diana Scesny and AnnabelleWilliams : second Krade—Susan Davis , Di-anne Herold, Lynne Hettrick , ClaudiaLeonardi. Henry Neuss, Frances Scesny.Deborah Vnn Dervoort and Janet Wohr:third grade—Leslie CavarRna . WalterFauth , Solveic General. Diannc Kiezel ,Eleanor Melkunus, Andrew Swezey andOlive Williams : fourth (trade- -BarbaraBond. Linda John,.^Michael Martin. A.Bryan Rcesch. Carole Schoch. Frank Tho-mas and Carol Walker : fifth Kradc—Alexander llessaraboff. Charles li rnntla u.George Genera l , Joyce Uaimoncl , DarlineRoesch , Virginia Thomas and Mary Wat-son : sixth grade—Donald Allen . PatriciaHehn, Sharon Hoeffner. Marie LirueHbpfe. Martha Kiezel. Hrian McMahonand Richard Stattler : seventh Krade—Mary Lou Klimek, Nancy Wellings andFred Zittet. Students with perfect at-tendance all year were Andrew Greener ,Andrew Swezey, Carol Walker , DorisKroncke, Willard Huber. Joyce Raimond,Paul Cochrane. Dennis Hogan. DitmarKrause and Peter Sweaey. ^

Following the prog-ram, refresh-ments were served by the PTA.Each of the teachers wore flowerswhich were a gift from the PTA.

GRADUATION EXERCISESEighth Grade graduation was

held last Thursday night in the

audi tor ium of the Charles E.Walters school , which was beauti-full y decorated with palms andflowers. In the absence of theRev. Peter Flynn . who was unableto be present, the Rev. Carl E.Silver of the Yaphank and MiddleIsland Presbyterian churches , gavethe invocation and benediction.The saultatory address was givenby Jack Hofmann. Paul Cochraneplayed a trumpet solo. The ClassHistory, Class Will and ClassProphecy were read by HelenKalbach , Edith Martin and JaneFerber, respectively. A vocalrendition followed by Susan Ho-lolob. Rev Silver was the guestspeaker, and hs topic was "Havingthe Courage to be Different".

The presentation of diplomaswas made by Robert E. Williams,president of the board of education.The valedictory was made byClaus Guldhorn. Special awardswere given to Claus Guldhorn ,Edith Martin and Gerard Krauseby Mrs. Swezey. She also present-ed honor roll cerificates to RobertBrand , Jane Ferber, Clans Guld-horn , Jack Hofnlann, Helen Kal-bach; and Edith Martin. Thosewho received diplomas were Rob-ert Brand , Virginia- Kinuis , JaneFerber, Donald F'ikenwirth , Liv-General , Claus Guldhorn, Jiack"Hofmann , Hugh Hogan , HelenKalbach , Jeanette Kerrigan , GeraldKrause, Raymond Kuhl , EdithMartin, Dolores Merritt, EdwardSwezey and Eileen Tut'tle. MissLinda Neuss accepted the diploma-for her brother , William, who wasill and unable to he present.Principal' Mervin Tillinghast pre-sented a gift to Mr. Masem, eighthgrade teacher, on behalf of thegraduates.

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| IIUNTIN 'CTON " — Commander| Henry (J. Tiideu , United Stated. Navy Reserve , of -18 ¦ Foster lane,I Babylon , has been named com-' manding; officer of Surface Divi-' .sion 3-:±2 , attached to the U. S.I Muval and Marine Corps Reservej Training center here , the Navy| announced this week. He succeedsj Lieutenant Commander RobertI Paris of N orthpor t .| Married to the former Ruthi Ballard of Brookhaven , Comman-! der Tilden is the father of two| children , Susan , nine, and Henr y| Jr., six.

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