Graduation RitesHeld at Tremont

Graduation ceremonies wereheld at a sixth grade assembly atTremont Avenue school lastThursday.

Opened with a Bible reading byLouise Kuczynski , the flag salutewas led by Timothy Goodger andthe Glee club sang two selections.

Presentation of awards follow-ed. The Veterans of Foreign Wars'Best Achievement in Citizenshipand Scholastics award was pre-sented to Doroth y Rutledge byOliver Wicks , commander of JayneLattin VFW Post 2913. The VFWLadies' auxiliary 's Most Progressin Citizenshi p and Scholasticaward was presented to BruceStevens and Karen Lysak by rep-sentatives of the Ladies* auxiliaryto Henry James Jones VFW Post2937.

Class members then receivedthe Tremont Avenue Parent-Tea-cher association gift from Her-man van Kleef, PTA president,and a talk was given by BernardR. Williams , princi pal .

Raymond Lysak directed theorchestra ; Charles Mailand , theband , and Raymond Williams, theGlee club.

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children , Carol . Richard. Terryand Gail of 728 Doaiie avenuevisited Mr. and Mrs. Joe KUJSOof East Meadow. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs . James Hughes of7'U Bayview avenue emert.-i inedMr. Hughes' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . ThumasHughes , and children . Kvelvu.Ronald and Richard , of the Hionsfor the weekend.

Mrs. Gert rude O'Neil of 30 Pareavenue had as her guests Fridaythe members of her club , The Fri-day Nighters. Attending wereMesdames Ethel Esaon , MurielNanry, Agnes Hudson , Mimi Kra-wiec, Ginnie Lyons , Jeanette Lad-ner. Ann Are! and Dolores Ritzor.

Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Crowley of615 Post avenue entertained Mr.and Mrs. Martin Irocha of EastPatchogue, Sunday.

Steven Dearborn , son of Mr. andMrs. William Dearborn , of 712Doane avenue celebrated his firstbirthday June 15 at his homo. Hissruests were his grandmother.Mrs. Lee Dearborn , his aunts ,Dorothy and Margaret Dearbornof Shirley; Mrs. Gertrude LaMon-ica and children , Jean , Jill andNancy, of East Patchogue; hisgodmother. Mrs. Ann Clifford ofSayviHe: Mrs. Shirley Jensen andson, Billy, and daughter , ShirlevAnn, and Betsey Jensen of Shir-ley; Mrs. Gertrude Holmes ofMedford ; Mrs. Rose Bernin°-er ofNew Jersey and his sister, Donna.

Mrs. Ann Raddatz of 17 Paceavenue has as her guests for anextended vacation her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs.Walter DeForest of Hialeah , Fia.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Abrams of912 Walker avenue held a barbe-cue Sunday and their guests wereMr. and Mrs. Vin Schweibish andchildren , Ann , Mark and Jean , ofCentral Islip.

Ann Becker, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Jack Becker, of 009 Hoff-man avenue participated in theexercises at the Brookhaven Ele-mentary school on Friday and re-ceived a dip loma for completingthe sixth gradr . Sunday, Mr. andMrs. Becker and children. Bar-bara , Ann , Patricia and Michael ,visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Olden-borg of Centereach. Ann and Bar-bara are the guests of Mrs. BessKahn for a short vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbellof 649 Bayview avenue visitedSaturday with Mrs. Campbell'sbrother and sister-in-law, Mr. andMrs. James Cassidy of WoodcliffPark .

Natale Marchiano, Jr., son ofMr. and Mrs. Natale Marchiano.of 661 Post avenue graduatedSunday from St. Francis de SalesParochial school , Patchogue. Hewill attend Seton Hall in the fall.

Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Dannenbertrof 72 1 Station road entertainedMrs. Dannenberg's parents. Mr.and Mrs. Henry Jardner , of Ja-maica from Friday to Sunday.Saturday they all attended the In-stallation buffet and dance of theKnights of Pythias at the Patch-ogue Hotel. Mr. Dannenberg wasinstalled as a trustee. Sundaythey attended the lawn party ofMr. and Mrs. Harry Richards ofPatchogue and Monday they at-tended a party at the temple forsome of the graduates .

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eason of35 Pace avenue entertained Mr.and Mrs. Wilbur Lyons and sons ,Edward and Joseph, of Woodsideand Gil Pyron of Bellport.

Mrs. Ann Kan of 609 Michi ganavenue entertained the membersof her club, The Happy Medium,Mondav. Present were MesdamesAnn Nascipinto, Claire Cecere.Florence Carman, Jackie Vona,Joyce Williamson , Peggy Gatta ,Norma Crowley and Joan Senze-mici.

Mrs. Mae Geischen of 625 Doaneavenue was the guest of Mr. andMrs. William Schrieri r of NorthPatchogue at the installation ofofficers of the District 41 Repub-lican club at the Brau Haus inMedf ord , Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Chick Gibel andchildren, Jeffrey and Susan , of 708Michigan avenue and Mrs. Gibel'sparents, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesPresser, of Patchogue visited Mrs.S. Buchfuhre'r of the Bronx , Sun-day. Mrs. Buchfuhrer returnedwith them and is visiting Mrs.Gibel's parents.

The Pace Park Mahjong clubmet at the home of Mrs. Doroth yBach of 708 Doane avenue, Mon-day. Players were Mesdames Har-riet Mellis, Eleanore Auer, JeanMaher , and Helen Cunningham.

Mr. and Mrs. Connie Price andchildren of 806 Walker avenuewere the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Robert Bill of Islip, Sunday.

Mrs. Joseph Padberg of 603Bayview avenue and daughter,Mrs. David Havnes, and son, Dick,of North Bellport visited Mrs .Padberg's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Padberg,of Levittown, Monday. Sundaydirfner guests of the Padbergswere their son , Joseph , and Mr.and Mrs. David Haynes.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petron-ella and children , Anthony andMaryanne, of 727 Michigan ave-nue attended the graduation of AlCarioscia, of Babylon from WestIslip High school Sunday and adinner later at his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Westcott andchildren , Karen , Kathleen , Janetand Gary, of 725 Hoffman avenueattended the baptism of GregoryCorrado, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.Corrado, of Brentwood , Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Donohue of709 Michigan avenue entertainedMr. and Mrs. Edward Stephensand children , Edward , Robert ,Thomas and Carol, of Brooklynand Mrs. Donohue's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.Jules Marks, of East Meadow,Saturday. Kathleen Donohue par-ticipated in the graduation exer-cises at Brookhaven Elementaryschool.

Frederick Rene, Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs. Fred Rene , of 747 Michi-gan avenue was baptized at St.Joseph the Worker R. C. church

?::i East I' atchogue. Sunday. Hisj godparents w. -re Miss Jean Yem-[ ii!.-'. of Belk 'iose and Peter ReneI •>: ' Heliport. A fam. ly dinner wasi held in his honor and at tending; wore his grandparents . Mr. anil| M rs. I'at Yemma . ami daughter ,! Mary, of P.ellovose: Mr. and Mrs.! Vincent Peri i and daughter , l'hy-! l is Ann. Mr. and Mrs . Joseph i'er-i ri of B rookly n: Mrs. Peter Rene ,1 I ' oggy Thatcher and Donna Leej Simpson of North Heli port .j Mr. and Mrs . Henry Rogers ofj l>.'!"> Walker avenue attended the! graduation of their daughter ,; Sherry, from ths East Patchoguej I'- 'ementary school , Friday. Later! Sherry, her parents arid sister ,; Marilyn , had dinner at-Ciro 's res-taurant. They visited Mrs. Rogers 'mother , Mrs. H. Hirsch of theBronx from Friday to Sunday.

j Sunday night they were the guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goldstein| of I.indenhurst.

Mr. and Mrs. Corah! Segall ofT.'ii) Michigan avenue attended thewedding Saturday of Mrs. SegulPsbrother , William Wade , of Free-port to Miss Carol Merrins of El-mont. at the St. Boniface R. C.church in Elmont. Mr. Segall wasan usher. A reception was held inElmont.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snowden of860 Walk»r avenue entertainedMr. and Mrs. Robert Geddis andchildren, Julie . Dannv. Walter andDavid , of Elizabeth ," N". J., Satur-day.

Master Sergeant and Mrs. Rob-ert Spencer and children , Susan,Sheryl and Sandra Jo, of 710 Postavenue visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken-neth Hoover of Eatontown , N. J.,Sunday.

Edward Harrigan , son of Mr.and Mrs. Edward Harrigan. of 759Hoffman avenue has been dis-charged from the Navy and ishome with his parents.

BAY COUNTRY ESTATESMr. and Mrs. Walter Semiken

of 820 Bayview avenue entertainedMrs. Semiken 's brother-in-law andsister , Mr. and Mrs. John Deinesand children , James and John , ofRonkonkoma. Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Santora of856 Bayview avenue entertainedMr. and Mrs . H. Patry low of NewYork city, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johannof Sol Bayview avenue entertain-ed Mrs. Johann 's brother and sis-ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. EdwardLarkin , and children , Donna andDebbie, of Bridgeport , Conn., forthe weekend.

Mr. and .Mrs. James Keeley andchildren , Donna, Diane , Debra ,James and Jeffre y of 805 Doaneavenue visited Mrs. Keeley'smother. Mrs. Rose King, ofBrooklyn , Sunday. Also visitingwere her sisters. Mrs. AudreyJoyce, and sons. Richard , Robertand Paul , and Mrs. P. Allen. Don-na returned home with Mrs. Allenfor an extended vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hart of 840Michigan avenue celebrated theeighth birthday of their son , John ,at a family " gathering Sunday.Guests were Mrs. Irene Palalasand daughter, Libby. of Brooklyn;Mrs. Jerry Divaris and children ,Irene and " Mickey, of Rockaw-ay;Sergeant and Mrs . James Hartand children , Pam. Peter and Paul ,and Mrs. Irene Hart of Massape-qua. Also John 's sister, Maureen ,and brother , James.

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.James C. Barlow were Mr . andMrs. Roy Jenisch a n d children ,Maryellen and John , of Hicksville.Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Barlow andchildren , Virginia and Jacqueline,visited Mrs. Barlow's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.Frank VanWickler of Wading Ri-ver to celebrate Father's day. Herparents, Mr. and Mrs. WilliamTweedy, were honored guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Curreri andchildren , Ben , Peter and Maryann ,of 826 Michigan avenue attendeda barbecue at the home of Mr.Curreri's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Ben Curreri of West Islip June15.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Curialeand children, Karen and Rochelle,of 848 Bayview avenue visited Mr.Curiale's parents, Mr. and Mrs.John Cvriale of Mastic Beach forFather's day.

NORTHWOOD HOMESMrs. John Gasowski of 741 Bell-

port avenue entertained Mrs. Ga-sowski's sister-in-law, Mrs. C. Me-lenski of Ozone Park ; Mrs. GeorgeMarkowski of Brooklyn and Mr.and Mrs. John Maksienski anddaughter , Marion , of Ozone Park ,Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slowey of615 Bellport avenue attended asurprise birthday party for Bern-ard Conway of 709 Bellport ave-nue June 14.