The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-03
Community Clubs To Hold Gala Programs
 In Many City Parks
Music, Sports, Parades, Entertainments Addresses and Picnics Slated Morning and Afternoon Sched-
 ules EIeavy-Boy, Girl Scouts to Be Represented

faces as Ray French, Al sessel-
 man, scotty semple, Charles Ahearn, Pat Began. Burt Walker, Jack Dwyer, Al Gagner. Julius
 Kipp. Ted Goumey ST. George Carney. Pat Egan and Fred Bak- CT. The married mems team will be jed by Austin Reed while the sin gle men will have Alex Mazzarells as their leader. The single men will use such singers as Steve Mazza- rella, Nick VcrZier, Jim O'Donnell. Eddie Mazzarella. Charley Jones. Carl Kayser. Pop Roy, Rosey Me- Carthy and Frank Pierce. John Pierson and H. McBurney, the South End constables will call them as they see them. At 1:15 D. m. bugle call will be sounded for clearance of the field for the events program, which has been selected by the Brain Trust" of the club. At ? p. m. The Star Spangled Banner" will be rendered by the Hopeville Farmers band. This mu- sical organization has the makings of one of the best in the state an1 have selected most varied pro- gram for the day. Following the national anthem. President Julius kipp will give an address on the doings in the community and it's benefits. At this interval, a grand march of the athletes who will participate in the events will be led by Charles Ahearn with William Semple bringing up the rear. At 2:30 o'clock the field events will be in progress with Alex MaZzarel- la as starter and Steve Mazzarclla as timer. The judges who will make an honest endeavor to pick the winners will include George Carney, Patrick Began and John lar sportsman of the club will broadcast the winners of the events through the mike of Macs Float ing broadcasting system which has so generously been donated for this worthy occasion. The club in vites the public to come and enjoy this day of fun and festivity with the clubs compliments.
 Fairmounters Set
 Waterville's cele bration will be conducted by the Fairmount Com mnuity club. An all-day picnic, baseball game, sports events for the children and parade will comprise the program. The parade will get underway upon the arrival of the Bunker Hill band which will come to Fairmount after lead- ing the Bunker Hill parade. The ball game will be played between the married and single men. Prizes will be awarded the winners of the field events. Dinner at noon wiil be under the supervision of Walter Mormon and Clifford Irving Tucker is general chairman of the celebration and Frederick Lefevre is ticket com mittee chairman. Frank Bailey is president of the club.
 The Bucks Hill celebration will be held at the farm of Miss Anna Faber. A program of outdoor games with dinner and supper will be included in the celebration. Mar ried and single men will battle on the baseball diamond in a sched- uled nine innings game. Miss Phyl- lis Loucks is in charge of the girls games with Joseph Linehan in charge of boys events. Miss Anna Platt is general chairman. assisted by Matthew Conroy, David Dillon and Charles Platt.
 New Bunker Hill Park
 Flag raising exercises will open the celebration of the Bunker Hill | club in the new Bunker Hill park. Boy and Girl Scouts | from the Bunker Hill Congrega. tional and the Blessed Sacrament will take part. The pa- rade with "Horribles and Antiques" l always featured, will get underway at 9:30 o'clock provided the wea- ther is good. Otherwise 1t will be started at o'clock.
 The program throughout the rest of the day follows:
 1l:30 a. m. to ? p. m.-Picnic ! In Bunker Hill park. Family parties will take their own basket lunches.
 ? D. m.-Baseball: Warren park (Capt. Irving Malsch) vs. Morn lngside, (Capt. Chris Poulsen.) Rolling Mills diamond.
 D. m.-Track and field events | Rolling Mills diamond, Supervisor Dillon of city park de- partment in charge.
 D. m. to D. m.-Quoit tourna- ment at Bunker Hill park. Charles l.. Harlow in charge.
 D. m.-Tennis finals. Bunker Hill park. F Norwood Webster In charge.
 D. m.-Band concert. Bunker Hill Mems League band. Bunker Hill park.
 2 D. m.-Award of parade priz. es by Maj. Harry J. Beardslcy, chairman of judges. Exhibition by pupils of Miss Peggy Minna- mans school of dancing. EXhibi- ton drill by awkward squad" from Mems league.
 Captain Newton Alexander, chief of staff, who issued the parade or ders for Marshal Captain William k. Keavaney. stated the following officers will march with the mar shars staff: Captain J. Peter Cos tigan, Lieutenant E. Kelley. Lieu tenant Joseph A. Hackett, Lieuten- ant Walter Kohlhagen, Lieutenant Joseph Vanderman, Lieutenant Nelson Richardson and Lieutenant
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