The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-25
Overlook And , Washington Park
 May Participate
Receive Invitations From Committee -Keavaney Grand Marshal of Four Divisions Participating
 Program of Sports in Afternoon

vIte the Overlook Cottage Park and Washington iHlIi community nizatlons to take part in the Bunker Hill parade by sending delegations tthe larger the more weIcome) to take part.
 All Boy Scouts and Gisl Scouts in the Waterbury Council are also invited to participate, with the Bunker Hill, Blessed Sacrament and oakyllie troops. of those or- ganizations. in both the hag-rnis. ing ceremonies atNs:3D \. m and the parade at 939. Special cnsh prizes will be awarded to Scout troops, both boys and girls, mak- Ing the best appearance In the parade.
 The officials program" as bp- proved for the celebration calls for the following main events:
 s:30 fl. m~--Flag raising ht Bunker Hill frehouse. In charge of Boy scouts and Girl Scouts. Music by band.
 g:90 a. m.--Orsaniznti0n and individuals assemble for parade.
 9:30 to 10:30 a. m,--Parade In progress. Cline of march 10 be nn- nounced.)
 1O:30 n. m..--Music, oration, and award of prizes.
 200 D. BhsebalI game on Rolling Mills diamond, Watcrtown avenue and Aurora street. Follow ed by field and track events. Spe- ciai numbers of boys ard girls.
 goo p. m.--TenDis tOurnaynent nt Bradiey's courts, Eimhurst ave- nuc.
 The parade, for which Capt WiI- liam l.. Keavaney will be the grand marshal, will be made up of four divisions. The first division, known as the escort division, will include military escort for the colors and marching organizations such as Pequot Club. Mems League, Red Men, etc. The second division will be the Boy scout and Girl Scout division. Antiques and Hor- ribles will make up the third divi- sion, with floats and decorated autos in the fourth division.
 A band and two drum corps will furnish marching music for the parade. Scoutmanters Mercer and West and the Girl Scout captains will organize and direct the Scout division. The St Francis Xavier Boy Scout Drum and Bugle Corps has accepted an invitation to head this interesting division, C. W. Shader, Albert LoeffIer and C. E. Towlc have been appointed Ii special com mittee to thkc charge of the An- tiques and Horribles division. Many prizes will be awarded to the marchers in this division. There will be prizes for both groups and individuals.
 The reviewing stand this year. where speakers, city officials and other official guests will review the parade. will be at the home of Frank A. Wells, l54 Bunker Hill avenue.
 The Independence Day OratiOn and other patriotic exercises, at the conclusion of the parade, will be held, aa usual. nt Macnujey's Field, corner of Bunker Hill ave- nue and Newton Terrace. Who the chief speaker of the day will be has not yet been announced.
 The baseball game at 2 p. m. on the Rolling Mills field, will be be- tween the Morningside team (Rny Poulsen managerJ and the Warren Park team lClayton Reichenbneh 5nhDager). Track and field events, at the same place, will be in charge of l.. r. Markle. chairman of the sports committee. &
 Miss Alice Bradley will have charge Of the tennis tournament and Charles F. Harlow of the quoits tournament.
 The general committee of which Edward r. Real is chairman and Leon II. French and Frank A. Wells vice ehnirmen. issues aD ap- peal to all Bunker Hill residents, young and old. to enter actively into the celebration. by taking part In the parade and sports events. thereby cooperating to make the entire program n complete success. Those who wish to take part in the various sports events, including the baseball gnmc, arc asked 10 notify the respective managers ns soon as possible.