The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-29
PARENTS PROGRAM
 GIVEN BY SCOUTS
Merit B adges Awarded to Several Members
 MarstOn is Guest
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Parents night was observed by the local Boy ScoutS' last even- ing at the Union Congregational church. Exhibitions of scout work were on display, and demonstra- tions of scout work were carried out. Court of Honor as follows: Merit badges, Raymond Cummings public health; personal health and ptahfinding: Robert Fenn, personal health, public health and pathfind- ing: Jack Bliven, boodbinding and firemanship: Victor Carey, book binding: Kenneth Flisher passed first class; Robert Meyer, second class art, George Collier: stamps, Allen Cutler, Raymond Cummings land Kenneth Flisher; knot tying, Kenneth Flisher and John Mac Murtrie: First aid demonstration: Demonstrators, Robert Fenn, Ray mond Cummings, Allen Cutler, Kenneth Flisher, George Collier, and Victor Carey.
 Patients-George Cutler, Nelson Corcoran, John MacMurtrie, Har- Dld Tetro, Harry Fenn and James Corcoran.
 Signaling alphobet, Raymond Cummings.
 Committee messages, taken by signaling. Raymond Cummings and Robert Lowrey.
 Airship demonstrations, Victor Carey and George Collier.
 Play, "Our First Day." exhibi- ton, fire by flint and steel, John MacMurtrie; fire by friction, gorge Collier.
 A shadow show by moving pie lures were exhibited by John Mac Murtrie, Roger LowreX, Walter Thorne and Robert Lowrey.
 District Commissioner G. c. Baldwin saIS,' prfsented the registration
 The visitors were: Chief Marston bf Waterbury, Rev Oscar Locke, Mr and Mrs Walter Thorne, Mill ard Carey, Mrs Mary Cutler, Mrs Edward Govang, MT and Mrs Nell son Corcoran, Mrs Harry Lowrey. Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer, MT and Mrs Kenneth F'lisher, Mir and Mrs A. Bliven, Loren Chase, Barbara Chase and Lauretta Hogg.
 The Boy Scouts attending were: Kenneth Flisher, Robert Meyer, sam Fenn, George Cutler, George Tenn, George Collier, gorge Soden. Albert Boulanger, Harold Tetro, Allen Cutler, Arthur Schreier, lack Bliven, Harry Fenn, Ray nond Stuart, James Corcoran, Ernest Schreier, Joseph Stilligops, John MacMurtrie, Tony Bestonso, Robert Lowrey, Clayton Bradshaw, Nelson Corcoran, Charles Ingra- nam, Raymond Cummings, Robert Tenn, Walter Thorne, scoutmaster, md Roger Lowrey. assistant.
 South School Honor Roll
 The South school honor roll for he month of March announced by Miss Luella E. Leslie. principal, for grades z and 8 is as follows: Grade B: Miss Francis Griffin; Helen Boxx, Doris Cederholm, Eva Popo- Eich, Mildred Stevens, Shirley Stot- hart, Adella Yakulevich and Helen Someut. Grade z: Miss Isabelle MacKerracher; Thomas Arlington, kdeline Herman, Beatrice Hettlin- ger, Philip Micloskey and Edward Cherault.
 Briefs
 Tomorrow, Good Friday, the faass of the Pre-Sanctified will be Faid, and the Alteration of the Cross at 8 o'clock, at St Mary Magdalen's church. The Lenten fervices will be held in the evening It 7:S0 o'clock with the Alteration pf the Cross.
 On Saturday, (Ho1y Saturday,, preceding the morning mass, there will be the blessing of the Easter Pr Baptismal water. The Lenten last officially ends at noon Saiur. Bay.
 There will be holy communion tt the Congregational church to- night at 7:30 o'clock. There will hot be any sermon. The worsnlr will consist of music, scripture prayers and silence.