The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
ROOSEVELT HONOR
 ROLL ANNOUNCED
Perfect Attendance Marks Also Reyealed-ScOuts
 Set for Rally
OAKVILLE
Correspondent--Mae Villa BabiD
 1617 Watertown Avenue

The honor roll of the Roosevelt shcool for the month of January is as follows:
 Grade 6-Lucy Daponte S7, Nor man Benedict S6, Charles Ingra- ham S5.
 Grade 5--Amy Mazzola SC, Bar bara Benedict S5, Joseph LeClair 85.
 Grade 4-Mary Meehan 94, Jean Famiglietti 86, Irene Ritter 85.
 Grade 3--Mary Omicioli 93, Nat allie James 93, Irene Slough 93, Janet Mclean 92, Earle Gorton S9.
 Grade 2-Justine Effgvall 96, Marian Famiglietti 95, Joseph Meehan 95, Robert O'Connell 93, Theresa LePage 85.
 The perfect attendance flor the month of January at Roosevelt school is as folows,
 Grades 1, 2, 3-Harry Alsdorf, Joseph Meehan, Robert LeClair. Francis Murphy, Walter Thorne, Marian Famiglietti, Elaine LeClair, Theresa LePage, Natalie James, Janet Mclean, Mary omicioli, Lauda Testa.
 Grades 4; 5, 6--Jean Famiglietti, Palma Omicioli, Carmella Quar- anda, Barbara Benedict, Mary Meehan. Shirley Won Tobel, Blanche Alsdorf, Lucy Daponte, Rose Golini, Mary West, Carmella Zello, Paul Ingraham, Joseph Le- Clair, Harold LePage, Norman Benedict, Raymond Foster, Charles Ingraham, Albert Ritter and Daniel LePage.
 Boy. Scouts Meeting
 The Boy Scouts held their week. ly meeting at the Community house last evening. The entire eve ming was given up to preparations for the rally match which is to be held at the state armory, Water bury, February 10th. The troop has planned to put on an exhibi- ton of nature study and camping, also q stunt bull fight. The troop and committee men will meet Sat- urday, February 10th, at their headquarters at 11:55 a. m.
 The Boy Scouts attending were: Harold Tetro, oGrdon Burke, Rob- ert Lowrey, Joseph Stella, George Cutler, Nelson Corcoran, James Corcoran, Albert Boulanger, Ken meth Flisher, Harry Fenn, Sam Fenn, George Fenn, John Mac Murtrie, Jack Bliven, Victor Carey, George Collier, Raymond Cum mings, Roger Lowrey, Robert Fenn. and Walter s. Thorne.
 Missionary Luncheon Friday
 The Woman's Foreign Mission ary society will held a missionary luncheon at the Union Congrega- tional church Friday. Those wish ing to do so, may play cards be- ginning at 2:30 o'clock. There will be a musical program at 3:30 o'clock, followed by luncheon at o'clock. Foods will be representa- tive of Africa, China, India, Turkey and Japan.
 The committee in charge are: Mrs Oscar l.. Locke, Mrs Harry B. Russell, Mrs Ralph D. Clinton, Mrs Fred Jackson, Mrs Lewis Beardslee and Mrs George Thompson.
 The program of music is as fol- lows: Violin solo, Song of India Howard Scott; piano solo, Mrs R o b ert Whiteside; recitation, Joyce Baldwin; selections by the intermediate Sunday school or chestra: piano solo, Mary Davis; trumpet solo, Spring Song, James Florian; clarinet solo, Humor- esque, Norton Decker; violin solo Shirley Budge.
 Card Party A card party will be held at All Saints church parish hall to-mor- row evening. The proceeds will be used to purchase a printing press Prizes will be awarded and re- treatments served.
 If sufficient number of tables can be secured a round of contract bridge will be played. Those wish ing to enter the tournament are asked to netify George H. Booth.