The Huntington PerformingArts Festival will present Puc-cini's "Madame Butterfly" withMarie Traflcante In the title roleoa Friday , July at HeckscherPark as part of a three-dayfestival.

Miss Traflcante's ""'musical'background is extensive - shestudied at Juilliard under thelaie Hardesly Johnson, and ,afterwinning the "Metropolitan Opera ,Auditions of the Art,"she studiedat the Kathryn Long School ofthe Metropolitan. She was alsoawarded a Fulbright grant , andcontinued her studies in Munich,Germany. During her studies inGermany she sang in many Ger-main Opera Theatres as a guestartist. Returning home she washonored with grants from theIvCartha Baird Rockefeller Aid toMCusic Program, which enabledher to further her work In Italy,milking her debut at the famousTflatro Nuov o in Milan. MissT raficante has c'oncertized con-siderably in Europe and Amer-ica; and in October of this yearshe will prerent a recital in theL ibrary of the Performing Artsat Lincoln Center.

William M. Thompson of theOpera Theatr e of Long Island

! will sing the lead male role and| also produce and direct "Madame

Butterfly". Mr . Thompson 'sj musical associations are consid -j erable - Amato Opera Company,I opera and choral performances ,| directing and producing musical| works.I The Huntington PerformingI Arts Festival begins on Wednes-1 day , June 29 with an evening ofI "Americana" ; Thursday, June30| with a "Night of Jazz"; and Fri-ll day , July 1 with "Madame But-I terfly". This festival is a joint;i£ e ffort of the member organiza-H.tipns .of the Huntington Arts Coun-||cil in presenting music , song,»f drama and opera.||, All performances will begin atj gS-iSO P.M. in Heckscher ParkP(25A and Prime Avenue), Hunt-*" itigton. Admission is free.

Marie Traflcante j William M. Thompson

Miss TraficanteFestival Singer

[Continued f rom Page 8)Joseph Hipp, Anne Margaret Ho-gan, AnneEdmorxJ Holcomb.Dar-lene June Holland, Rebecca LynnHolJand, Joan Virginia Honoskl,Jame: Sloan Hopkins, Jean CarolHorn, Phyllis-Jean Horton, Jona-than Mark Howard, Nancy MarieHoward, William Harold Howard,Janice Suzanne Howell, Franc IneRutli Hughes, Patrick MauriceHunt, Jr., Thomas Patrick Hurl-but, Susan Alyne Hutcher, Thpm-aa Leroy Hydcr.

Anthony Bruno leruJll, Mar-garet Sophie Hies, Henry JamesJackson, Miriam Lorraine Jack-son, Patricia Jackson , PamelaJames, Nellie Elleon Jarvls,Raymond Laurits Jensen, Jr.,John George Johannesen, Rob-bert Allan Johannosscn, DanielEd-ward Johnson, Mary Ann John-son, Pauline Joan Johnson, Tim-othy Charles Johnson, Lor Ian tJordan , Joseph Michael Jullano.

Theodore Charles Kaiser,Robert Kamp, Derek WilliamKane, Carol Lee Karasek, Bar-bara Ann Kaufman, Joan FreidaKaufman, Colleen-Ann Keane,Arthur Jude Kearney, JeffersonBradley Kellogg, Deborah AnnKelly. Sheila Teresa Kelly, Yin-cent John Kelly, John Spence Ken-nedy , Arthur Alan Kerber, Gor-don Richard Kerner , Linda SusanKessels, Jean Florence Kldwell,John Edward Klely, Alan HughKUpatrlck, Michael NormanKlein , Mathias Knorr , Mary LouKnuth, Bernd Franz Joseph Koep-pl , Christine Kephart Koolage,Jordan Michael Kornett, MichaelPaul Kostrewski, Robert AntonKronke , Roy Victor KseUnan,Victoria Irene Kucyn, MarilynLouise Kuebler, Emll John Kuhn,Jr., Laurie Pauline Kunz.

Jeanne Patricia Labian, SusanCarol Laedke, Bruce Vane Lang,Patricia Annd Langley, Peggy-Anne Marie Lankewlcz , JanetMadeline Lapetina, FrancineMarie LaRosa, Loy JulianLatham, Isham Anthony Latimer,Martha Ellen Laukaitis, JohnChristopher Lavlne, Gail AimLawrence, Gerard William Law-rence, Jane Ellen Leonard, Kath-erlne Freeman Lesser, Joan Re-becca Levenbron, Harold PaulLevtnsohn, Carol ElizabethLewis, Samuel Robert Lewis,Jr., Mario Ralph Llbutti, DebraAnn Llpnick, Donna Jan Lock-wood, Peter Carl Lord, StephenEdward Lortie, John RobertLowry.

Robert Francis Maher , Kath-leen Godds Malone, KatherlnePeggy Mann, Margaret MaryMannino, Michael Joseph Markie,Dlanne Ann Morocco, Nancy LeeMarriner , Margaret MonicaMartin, Carmine Matarazzo, AnnLaralne Maxson, Hays ClaudeMayo, Richard John Mazoyer,William Charles McCahill.NancyAnn McConnell, James AndrewMcKay, Michael Earle McKay,Susan Jane McKenna, ElizabethFrances McNally, Bonnie JeanMcNulty, Jonathan Mitchel Mc-Quale, Richard Stockton Mel-rose, Gregory Arthur Menke,Martin Jules TMerkaamer, LeoWilson Merrill, JaneMersereau.

Arthur Lyle Messinger , MariaElizabeth Anne Metzler.

Jacques Thomas Mllano, AnneCatherine Miller, Robert StevenMiller , Jayne Ellen Milllken, Jo-anne Theresa Mirabel , PhyllisLinda Miranda , Paula Anita Mit-chell , Rita Louzetta Mitchell,Mabel Lee Mixon, Kathleen Mol-lico, Gary Law Monfort, JohnRichard Moon, Richard CharlesMoon, Kathryn Suzanne Moore,Warren Hathaway Moore, PeterDelano Morse, John Edward Mor-tensen, Betty Jean Motley ,DonnaJeanne Moutier, Joann SusanMulada , Eugene Anthony Muller ,Poter Joseph Murphy, HelenLydia Mustls.

Charles Edward Naczi , Mcl-inda May Nerzig, Geosge Beck-ley Nether-ton, Linda RuthNewollJanice Anne Newman, Jerry An-thony Nlgro, WUllam PeterNoglewlch, William Joseph No-lan, James Robertson Oakes,Marguerite Eleanor O'Connell,Brian Edward O'Donoghue, Rob-ert George Offer-run, MaureenAdele O'Neill , Stephanie Ann Op-pcnhelm.

Kennth John Pamatat, MaurltaMarie Paprocki, Sandra AnneParker, Robert Richard Pastore ,Nancy Ann Thorese Paternoster ,Elizabeth Mary Patterson ,Teresa Veronica Pawluklewicz ,Catherine Jane Pearce, Jay Jef-frey Pearly, Harry Thomas Peon,Stephen George Peppier , PeterFetrone, Bruce Edward Plcclr-Illo, Janet Carole Pickard, LindaCall Pierce, Fannie Eileen Pine ,Susan Mary Plsarra. DomlnlckLouts Piscopo, Frank JosephPoll , Mary Anno Poll , Jacque-line Lisa Foudrior, Frank WayneFtarclnski, Kristin HowardFuhlo.

Craig Joseph Ranagan, AmyCall Raskin, Joan Karon Ras-musson, Nell Allen Raymon,Irank Claude Rosta , RosamundMary Reymers, Gordon TliomasUlntoul, Susan Ida Roberta, JolmJooeph Robertson, Christopher.Alan Robinson, Karen Osborn"Robinson, David Paul Roflold,Lorraine Rogers , Surah EllenJiolfo, Constance Victoria Rom-iinaiiky, Jamos Potor Ronaghan,Jiuth Constance Rosonrwolg,Thomas Rotella , Carol Cocllcllowley, Susan lyrrn Ituogo, Ed-ward Henry Jtusch , BovcrlyLorraine Ryder,

nolwt'WAjllamSafitrom, PaulAnthony Solamlua, Wilms San-tlnon, En the r Hall Siucr, CarolynOrace Savage, Anrw MarUSonl-to, Anna Kathryn Scarborough,Charles Antliony Schlldhauer,MUirugrot Mary Schmledocko,Tonl Darnoy Sclimlogolow, JohnFrederick Schmitt, Jeffrey PaulSchmltz, Stephen Worbort Sch-

reiber, Fred Alfred Schubert,Kathleen Rose Schultz, LeonardJoseph Sclafanl, Waiter CraigSeifer, Lloyd James Semmens,Martin Stewart Serota, AnneWhitney Seymour, Susan EllenShady, Nancy Margaret Shafer,Michael Anthony Sheridan, LynnMargaret Sheron, AndrewShoenfeld, Marjorle Shukow,Clifford Dennis Sleber, CharlesEdward Simon, Charles RufusSkinner, Cynthia Emerson Smith,Robert King Smith, Gall Jean Sny-der , Alno IngrldSohlberg,Linda-Lee Sorensen, Roger NellSoren-sen, Geoffrey Scott Southworth,Joan Ann Spagnolo, NicoletteSpatafora, Diane Marlon Specht,Lynn Patricia Spera, Sue RebeccaSpevack, Jeannettc MarlonSpo-kas, Daniel Ross Stanton, Jr.,David Alan Steltz, Thomas PaulStephenson, David Henry Steven-son, Larry Junior Stewart, Step-hanie Sydney Stilwell , SandraLund Stocksdale, Lorraine EllenStdndell, John Stephen Strauss,Geraldine Ann Streur, TheodoreJohn Strlckroth, John FrancisSullivan, Michael Walter Sul-livan, Linda LeeSweeney.SharonAnn Taube, Dyanne Elmar Tharp,Deborah Louise Thea, Mary Beth

Thompson, Lisa Bright Tkntann,Steven James Titus, Pa-tricia Elizabeth Tomaine, Pa-tricia Gale Townshend, MaryLouise Travers, Shaun Mi-chael Traynor, Stephen JamesTrecker, Diana Marie Tulloss,Kevin Gerard Tuohsy, Katharine

Justine Turner, Jans LeslieTutschulte, Shirley Ann Twritch-cll, Salvatore Anthony Ullano,Jr.,

Robert Mathias Vagner, Mar-garet Ann Valentine, John Rich-ard Vander Maas, Rene LuclenVan Itooyen, Elizza Vavrinoc,Judith Ann Vetog, Peter RobertViterittt II, Thomas Magnus Voit,Elizabeth Maria Voso, CharlotteHenrietta Walker, CharkeneEdna Walters, Deborah Ann War-hurst, Judith Anne Wartenbcrg,Ronald Martin Wathlns, ThomasWatson, RusseU William Wedg-wood, Peter Weeks, Mary ESlza-beth Wehr, Karen Welner , San-dra Ann Westcott, Susan LouiseWheeler, Pamela Lee Williams,Richard Price Wilson, RalphKemper Winn, Margaret AnneWlnslow, Joan Mary Wise, Bar-bara EmUy Wood, Carol JoyWoyclk, ' Michael John Saeko,Barbara Ellen Zarookian. Rob-

ert Eric Zleler, John Freeman211 be r, Kristin Ann Zizua,Christa Zurcher, Robert Ar-thur 2wart.

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•v^Things to do in ond around th» Huctllnqton ar«a jSj

MOV IES IHUNTINGTON-HUNTINGTON - Thtirs,, Mon.,

Tues.-Mary Popplns, 1:00, 3:55, 6:40r 9-25;FrU-Mary Poppins, 22:45,3*30, 6tl5, 1(1:45; Preview,9*0 only; Sat.-Mary Popplns, 11:20, 2sQ5, 4*50,7*30, 10:15; Sun.- Mary Popptas, 1*20, 4:15,7:10,10:10.

HUNTINGTON-SHORE - Thur8.,Mon.,Tu8S.-My Fair Lady, 1-25,5:15, 8:50; Fri,R Sat., Sun^.My Fair Lady, 12:10, 3*35, 7-O0, 10:15.

HUNTINGTO\^-WfnTMAN-Thurs.,Sun^fon.,Tuos.- Cast a Giant Shadow, 1-00, 3*50, 6*30,9:10; Frl., Sat. - Cast a Giant Shadow, 1-20,4-20, 7*20, 10:10.

HUNTINGTON-YORK - Thurs., Men., Tuoa^The Shop on Main Street, 1-30, 4*05,6:40,9*20;Fri„ Sat., Sun. - The Shop on Main Street,12:20,2:55, 5*30, 8*00, I0;30.

110 DRIVE-IN-TJiurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon.,Tues., Cast a Giant Shadow, 9:00, 12:15; ViolentMoment, 11*20.

PLAINVIEW—Thurs., Mon., Tues. - MaryPoppins, 12-30, 3:50, 6.-40, 9-25; Fri. - MaryPoppina , 12*30, 3*30, 6:15, 10:45; Preview, 9-00only; Sat. - Mary Pojiplns, ll**30 2-0O,4 -5O,7*30,l0:15;Sun.- Mary Poppins, 1.00,4:15,7:10,10:10.

MOR TON VILLAGE--Thurs., Motu, Tues.,- AThousand Clowns, 3:15, 5:20, 9:30; Never TooLate, 3:30, 7:45; Frl., Sat., Sun. - A ThousandClowns, 2:55, 6:45, 10:35; Never Too Late, 1:10,4:55, 8:50.

SVOSSET—Sound of Music, running indefinitely;matinees Wed., Sat,, Sun. at 2:30; al] eveningpej-fomances 8:30 except Sun. at 8.

FARM1NGDALE- Thurs., Fri., Tues.-My FairLady, 2*00, 8:15; Sat., Sun., -My Fair Lady, 1-00,4*0, 7-00, 10-00; Mon.- My Fair Lady, 2.-30, 5:00,8:15.

BETHPAGE—Thurs., Frl., Tues. - SleepingCar Murder, 7-00, 10*25; Never Too Late, 8*40;Sat., Sun. - Sleeping Car Murder, 3*45, 7:15,10:45; Never Too Late, 2:00, 5*30, 9:00; Mon. -Sleeping Car Murder, S-SCezSS.lO-SO-.Never TooLate, l:45,5:lt>8*45.

COMMACK—MAVFAIR- Thurs.-Sallah, 7-00,10*30; Judith, 8:45; Hercules and the HauntedWorld, 3*0; Ski Party, 1*30; Fri.- Sallah, 7-00,10*30; Judith, 8:45; Snow White & the ThreeStooges, 1:50; Sat.- Salah.,7-90,10*30;Judith,5*15,8:45; Snow White & the Three Stooges, 1*00,3*00;Sun.-Sailah, 3:20, 7-O0, 10:35; Judith, 135, 5:10,8:45; Mon.-Sallah, 1:10, 4 :45, 8:20; Judith, 2*55,6-30,10*05; Tues,-Sallah,7-0€,10*30;Ju<lith,8:45;The Blob, 1:30; Dinosauras, 2*50.

DEER PARK—Thurs.,FrL-Northby Northwest,8-30;Sweet Bird of Youth, 6:30, 10*50; Return ofCaptain Marvel, 1:30; SaU-North by Northwest,6:15, 10:30; Sweet Bird of Youth, 8:30; Returnof Captain Mar vel ; Sun., Mon.- North by Northwest,3:50,8:10; Sweet Bird of Youth, 1*50, 6:10,10-30;Tues.-North by Northwest, 1*30, 8:39; SweetBird of Youth, 6:30, 10*40.

EAST NORTHPORT—LARKFTEL D- Thurs.,Fri., SaU-The Ten Commandments, 1-30, 8:15;Sun., Mon., Dual at Diablo, 3*00, 6:15,'9 *30; TenLittle Indians, 1:30, 4:45, 8:00; Tues.-Dual atDiablo, 3:00, 8:30; Ten Little Indians, 1:30, 7-00,10:10

HAUPPAUGE—Thurs., Frl. - The Ten Com-mandments, 1:30, S:l5; Sat.- The Ten Command-ments, 2-00, 5*35, 9-15; Sun., Mon.-Battle of theBulge, 1*0,3:25, 5*45, 8:10, 10:30; Tues.- Battleof the Bulge, 1:30, 7*0,9*20.

KINGS PABK~Thws.,Frl^BattleoftheBul««,:i|8*30; PromlM Her Anything, 7-30, 10-35; SaU- sBattle ot tho Bulge, 240, 425, aOOfPtomletHer ^lAnything, 6*50, 10:45; Sunn Mon*- Psrs«Sis»i;Hawaiian Style, 1:15, 4*45t 8r20;Shjina-,3-5tt,6&3,i-f0:55; Tues.-Ptradise Hawaiian Style, lOQg 7M ,~iShano, 3*5, 6|30. ¦¦ ¦ ,' •.'.' ¦' ' ¦• 11

LY7IBROOK THEATRE - Doctor Zhivagc- Willibe presented nightly exce-jit Sunday bc-jlimlng:^Juno 22 at 8 P.M. Matinees will sfcsrt at 2 *1P.M. dally.

OTHER CWT EHTAINMEMTRED BARN THEATRE to July 17, The Knack '."^night prfonmancos at 8:80 estcept Monday; ¦

?Wednesday matinee, 2:30. For tickets, AN 3- *59CO. ' 'j

HUNTINGTON ARTS COUNCIL presents the liHuntlnsrton P*3rformi**« Art* Festival at Heck- Sscher Park: A '-Night of Jaas** with The College *;;All-Stars, tonight, Thursday; and 'Mada-ne Bwt- :ii*terOy" Frldaj' night; all pcrforniances 8-30 P (. Admission is tree. For festival inrarmation call //271-8732 or AR 1-1258. $i

STONY BROOK MUSIC FESTIVAL opens Satur-^day night with Count Basle and his orchestra »t 18-30 PJW. in the Doswood Hollow Amphitheatre. '<«

MTNEOLA TMEATHE-With Prince St. Playerrs %%and WGBS-TV children's summer Festival of Sun.,^Thursday at Jl A.M., Wi-rard of Oz. §.

MTNEOLA THEATRE-The BOYS From SSm-||cuse, June 30 to July 9; matinees Sunday,? P.M., «;Tuesday 2 P.M.; evenings 8:30 P.M. For Infer- ['¦;matlon and reBervatlons call Pi 1 -3353.

NEW YORK STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS of the; -jUnited States Twirling Association will take piece -Sunday at the Cold Spring- Harbor High School,,%Turkey Lane>, flrom 10 A.M. lo 5 P.M. Among those £<•;competing will be the Huntington Thunderers ||Musical Corps. ) A

WISTBURY MUSIC FAIR — Harry BelaTcMiteilwill appear through July 9. For ticket information^and reservations call the box office at 333-0533.^

BELLPORT PLAYHOUSE -OSilahoma wUI runjSevery night through July 10, including Sursdayp.snd Monday nights and Wednesday matinees. Sbr >?reservations and information call AT 6-1133. In ;Children series, Rip Van Winkle, Sunday, 11 AJU.rW;and 1 P.M. Wi

OLD WESTBURY GARDENS — located on Old -JWeslbury Rd. between the Long bland Expresss-v '-;-way and Jericho Turnpike; by car Guinea Woods||:Rd., Souft exit on Expressway. 395; exit 30 -on'4iNorlhern State Parkway or Ealt 31 on Meadow- -fe>;brook Parkway. Open Wednesday through Stmday :$£each week from 10 A.M. to 5 P .M. A«to jarklng lis free. Admission to the Cardans Is 51.25 torfiadults and 50 cents for children; lo the house $75 cents and 25 cents. Picnic area adjacent to %iparking Held. M

LONG ISLAND ARENA , COMMACK - The £1Birds, a rock and roll group, appearing wiUi - ; - -The Critters, The Standells and.the Associa-S"ton. All four groups will appear July 8 at -S8:15 P.M. Tickets now en sale at the aronaf ;|and local re-cord stores. m

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BRIDGEKAMPTON RACE CIRCUIT-- TheSfNASCAR Cbracd Nationals, July 9, 10, TicfcetS iHpurchased by July 5 will be one dollar less per ;|fticket. Fains may write to P. O, Box 778, Bridge- IIHampton, L„ I. for tiiem. '$i{ > "r> i i \" ' < " *- ' •' * , v ~i "%je'

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CANDUEWOOD LISTSHONOR STUDE NTS

Honor students listed at theCandlewood Junior High Schoolfor the final quarter Include thefollowing people:

High Honor Roll: 9th gradersMarceMa Ber nson, Susan Dunlay,Axel Flichtb&U and Brian Truxal ;8th graders larbara Brown andRobin Gulztettij 7th gradersDenlse Anderson, Suaanne Bald-assare, HelenBrandshaft,JosephGallagher , Ldsa Lo-vejoy, LynnPierri, Jo-Ann Sindeband, Patri-cia Tognettl and Teresa Turtzo,

Honor KoD students are thefollowing:

9th gradj s Karers Berge r,Robert Bottemis, Sherry Brand-serna, Kennelh Callihan, DanielDrlscoll, Thom Harrow, AudreyLembers, Karen Lendner, JosuaLevitt, William Lovejoy, StevenMortorella , Peter Mayer, Nich-

olas Messina , Susan O'Keeffe ,Robert Schai'back, Marina Turtzoand Mitchell Umanoff.

8th grade; Janice Ananla,Robin Barbero, Mary Byrne,Denise Catsne, Douglas Chess,Joyce Favaloro, Patricia Cra-ziano, Paul Koch, Lois Meyer,Gloria Novctny, Lee Pedowicz,Steven RIefler, Stephen Robins,Margaret Seelig, Eileen Silva,Randy Sloan and Jane Wiley.

7th grade: Cheryl Albright,Kathy Amendola, William Banks,Francis Burhart, Brian Camp-bell , Elise Cascone, Pamela Cle-venger, John Crane, LeslieCrane, Robert Day, Mary Dunlay,Maria Falose, Sanders Genua,Thomas Gorman, Robert Griffith ,Susan Harrison, Victor K&mhi,Robert Jflose, Anita LaTorre,Thomas Liinzo, Michael List,Oayle MarcinMewicz, DrucieMcDaniel, Kenneth McQuillen,Penny Murray,April Seto, Claud-ia Walter and Cheryl Wester-field.

PTA COUNCIL NAMES66-67 OFFICERS

The new slate of officerselected to serve the Half HollovrHills PTA Council for the comingyear were named at the JunoCouncil meeting. It lists thefollowing: President, Pat Michel;vice-president, Carol Arcolio;recording secretary, Kay Meyerand Mary Brewer, coirresportdiiigsecretary.

The council is composed ofpresent and immediate pastpresidents of each of District S'sschools, in addition to one ap-pointed delegate and one electeddelegate from each PTA uniL

Meetings are held once a monthand are attended by all princi-pals, delegates, and by thesuperintendent of schools, Dr.Zaven M, Mahdeslan and super-intendent for instruction, Cole-man Lyons,

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