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Navy Seaman ApprenticeJOSEPH SALVO, son of Mr. andMrs. Albert Salvo or 1532 SeventhSt., West Babylon , was graduatedfrom Radarman "A" School atthe Naval Training Center, GreatLakes, 111.

He is a 1969 graduate of WestBabylon Senior High School .

MARINE CAPTAINMarine Captain LAWRENCE

E. BROPII Y , husband of theformer Miss Margaret A. Harperof 87 Argyle Ave., Babylon hasreported for duty with SecondAnglico , Force Troops at theMarine Corps Base , CampLejeune, N.C.

NAVY ENSIGN Bradford G.Phillips , son of Mr. and Mrs.fidward R. Phillips of 173Bay view Ave. , Amity ville N.Y.,ftarticipated in commissioningceremonies of the guided missiledestroyer USS Luce at the NavalShipyard , Philadelphia .

His ship has been assigned tothe At lan t ic Fleet Cruiser-Destroyer Force and will behomeported at Newport , R.I.

Scholarship To Miss DiDioJohanna F. DiDio, daugh ter of

Mrs. Nancy DiDio , 237 51st St.,Lindenhurst . has been awardedan Alumni Regional Scholarshipto a t tend the Universi ty ofRochester.

Recipients , of whom 25 werenamed across the country thisyear, were selected on the basisof academic achievement andpersonal character. Thescholarships carry stipendsranging from a $100 honorariumto $4 ,000. depending on the in-

dividual financial need .Miss DiDio was nominated by

the Admissions and ScholarshipCommittee of the UR alumni inthe Hempst ead area. Agraduating senior at LindenhurstHigh School . and a member of theNational Honor Society, she hasparticipated in tennis , volleyball ,basketba ll , badminton , andskiing, and is a member of theRussian Club.

At Rochester , she will enter theCollege of Arts and Science .

List 6th Grade Honors

NO MORE BOOKS. The holiday spirit is much in evidence as thesepupils from the Babylon Elementary School board their bus for thelast time.

Among the approximately 900sixth graders attending Lin-denhurst's nine elementary sh-cools were many who receivedawards at the annual promotionexercises. >,

These tribu tes to the boys' andgirls ' academic achievementincluded the PTA first honors andsecond honors awards to the twopupils with the highest andsecond highest records in eachschool . American Legion Feustel-Kurdt Post 1129 presented anaward to the highest ranking girlin each sixth grade classroom ineach building . Veterns of ForeignWars Wade-Burns Post 7279presented award s to the two boysin the sixth grade with the highestrecords in each school .

At the Albany Avenue schoolthe winners were : PTA firsthonor to Bradley Merila , PTAsecond honor to Karen Kuehnel ;American Legion to TereseBacon , Linda Wachter ,Katherine Moriarty, and DonnaSansone ; and Veterans ofForeign Wars to Michael Whiteand Edward Meehan. PrincipalDonald Actis introduced JohnKemnitzer , member of the Boardof Education , who presented theawards.

At the Alleghany Avenue schoolthe winners were : PTA firsthonor to Mary Elizabeth Peck ,PTA second honor to MargaretO'Neill ; American Legion toDebra Muce , Janet Profeta , andJo Ann Terrell; and Veterans ofForeign Wars to William Mullerand Gregory Schmitt. PrincipalRaymond Anderson introducedRobert Viohl, member of theBoard of Education, whopresented the awards.

At the Edward W. Bower schoolthe winners were: PTA firsthonor to Paul Crowley, PTAsecond honor to Charles Tanzola ;American Legion to JosephineCaropreso, Evelyn Cleaves, andFrances LoCascio; and Veteransof Foreign Wars to JohnCasserino and Joseph Sala.Principal Louis Ragosta in-

troduced Mrs . MargaretEbinger , member of the Board ofEducation , who presented theawards.

At the Daniel Street school thewinners were : PTA first honor toLisa Catapano, PTA, secondhonor to Mary Ann Bah;American Legion to Mary AnnBah , Anne Guido , Mary JoGroenewoud , Nancy Procharoff ,and Rita Vanore ; and Vetera ns ofForeign Wars to Henry Coppolaand Keith Swensen. PrincipalHugh Marasa introduced FioreCasale, mem ber of the Boa rd ofEducation , who presented theawards.

At the Harding Avenue schoolthe winners were: PTA honors toJames Theodore, Kim Edwards,and Loralee Weiss ; AmericanLegion to Veronica Grachek ,Barbara Roscoe, and TeresaSmith ; and Veterans of ForeignWars -to Thomas Carr andRandal l Cellan . Principal WalterOhnmacht introduced FrederickM. Broszeit , member of theBoard of Education , whopresented the awards.

At the Kellum Street school thewinners were : PTA first honor toBarbara Meserole, PTA secondhonor to Walter Como; AmericanLegion to Kathryn Collins, DonnaDel Pellegrino, Gladys Gonzalez ,and Cahterine Healy: andVeterans of Foreign Wars toAndrew Ragone and AnthonySobera . Principal NorrisRichards introduced BenedictBarbera .-member of the Board ofEducation , who presented theawards.

At the Niagara Avenue schoolthe winners were: PTA firsthonor to Deborah Disnard , PTAsecond honor to Arthur Dunn ;American Legion to DeborahDisnard , Deborah MalJen, RobinSessa and Deborah Tomasetti ;and Veterans of Foreign Wars toArthur Dunn and Arthur War-shaw. Principal Andrew Maceikointroduced Joseph Fisher ,member of the Board of

Education , who presented theawards.

At the William Rail school thewinners were: PTA first honor toDenise DeLorenzo, PTA secondhonor to Nancy Kinezle;American Legion to ElizabethLeahy, Colleen Conklin , JudyRusso, Elaine Rizzo, and JoanneTrinca ; Veterans of ForeignWars to Paul Brinch and Richard..Denier. Principal J. MasonPapps introduced John A. Ceci,member of the Board ofEducation , who presented theawards .

At the West Gates school thewinners were : PTA first honor toRaymond Kuehnel , PTA secondhonors to Randolph DiLorenzoand 'Patina Rugg; AmericanLegion to Darlene Minini ,Patricia Wilt , and Ellen Popolo;and Veterans of Foreign Wars toJack Vivonetto and PeterOsswald. Principal JohnGallagher introduced Roland P.Heinrichs, member of the Boardof Education , who presented theawards.

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