The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-24
OAKVILLE

The South school assembly pro- gram Is as follows: Opennig march, played by Second orchestra; Salute to the flag, Bugler. Eleanor Budd; flag bearer. Isabelle Currie; America sung by the Junior high school; April 14th, Pan American day, Helen Graboski, Florence Treciokaa Henriette Theriault, William Virbi- lia,, Chester Stothart, George Guer- rera; The 21 Pan American Repub- lies represented by: Frances Coon, Frances Davis. George Rahuba, Georgiana Wildman, Harry Hull. El- Ia Pleckaitis, Charles Baxter. Alice Corcoran, Thomas Sciarretta, Elsie Herman, Walter Brandt, Dorothy Slocum, Vity Ulinskas, Mary Macho- kas, Melvin Snyder, Annie Wrenko, Alphonse Barkauskas, Marguerite Dwyer, Alfonso Kontout, Carmella Rose; Solos. Francis Fugliese, I'm Alone Because I Love You" and When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver; Tap dance, Ruth Johnson; Popular song, First orchestra; Pan- American Celebration in the United States, George Panilaitis, John Row alewski, Henry Missura. Joseph Sbordone; The Pan-American Flags. these flags displayed by the Postal Card protector; these flags were given to this assembly by Chester Stothart, "A, and the plates were made by Clayton Towle SA; reader, Ludwig Jasiliunas; March, orches- tra; Reader of the program, John Flynn.
 Grammar School Baseball League.
 The following schools will be rep- resented: Baldwin. South and St Johns. There will be one team from each school. Each team will play each other team twice. The two best teams, at the conclusion of the six games involved will play one game which wil decide the championship. Games will be played Mondays and opening date: May 4th, 1881. Games will start at o'clock and continue until 5:45 o'clock or until such time after 5:45 that the inning is com pleted.
 Eligibility:
 l. A boy must have attended the school he represents for the pre- ceeding 12 weeks.
 2. A boy must have an average of 70 per cent in his school work.
 
 must certify as to the eligibility of each player before he is allowed to participate.
 The batting order of each team must be given to the umpire before the bame starts. An out of town umpire shall be required for all league games. The decision of the umpire is final. An adult represen- tative of the school competing is re- quired to be present at each game. The coaches and umpire are respon- sible to the league committee. The Civic Union will award a cup to the team winning the championship. The grammar school baseball league committee is composed of Miss L. E. Leslie, Miss Estelle Whiteside, Rev c. P. Teulings and Irving Campbell.
 The schedule:
 St Johns vs South school-Mon- day, May 4th.
 Baldwin vs St John's-Wednesday. May 9th.
 South vs Baldwin-Monday, May 11th.
 Baldwin vs St John-Wednesday, 18th.
 South vs Baldwin-Monday, May 18th.
 St Johns vs South-Wednesday May goth.
 Championship game-Wednesday May 27th.
 at Community House.
 The community house was filled to it's capafcity last evening at the entertainment given by the children of St Mary Magdalene's church un- der the directions of Mrs Maud Donahue, assisted by Miss Helen Wasilauskas. The children taking part in singing, tap-dancing. drills, showed excellent training. The end man caused much laughter and fun being encored several times. Francis Fugeliese received much ap- plause with his dramatic singing of When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver" and I'm Alone Because Love You" Ardeal Austin, ren- dered her solo, Blossom of Butter cup Lane" in a pleasing manner showing much ease.
 The program was as follows: Drill and Welcome song, by Veronica Van