The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-06
Visit
 BunkerHiAFor Unique Parade
Former Governor Temple ton Serves as Judge;
 Prize Winners .'.'

sands of Waterbufians yesterday with a parade and fireworks display, which was equal if not superior to previous Independence day pro- grams sponsored in that district. The parade started at 9:30 a. m. from the Bunker Hill church, head ed by Major Newton w. Alexander, and his staff. Interesting and comic features added to the attractiveness of the squads as they passed.
 William Steinrn>tz was general chairman off the affair. Dr. Frank Erbe of Watertown avenue was awarded first prize for the best kept yard, in contest sponsored by the Bunker Hill Improvement society. The judges were ex-Governor and Mrs Charles A. Templeton. Second prize went to John ClemantS of Pierpont street and honorable men, ton was given Mrs. Albert Davis of Watertown avenue, Frank Wells of Bunker Hill avenue; Mrs. A. E. Brown of Bunker Hill avenue; Mrs. SofuS Poulson of Bunker Hill ave- nue and every yard on Newton ter- race.
 Prize Winners First prize for outstanding fea- ture of the parade, Bunker Hill Women's society, president, Mrs. Robert Dennison, $10 best march, kAg group, Kings Daughters, presi- dent, Miss Helen Stoddard, $5; most outstanding junior marching group, St. Margaret's Boys Brigade, $5; outstanding individ- uIls, Jack and Jill, Eleanor Cook and Friend, $4; best individual woman, Mrs. Mildred Granger, Gay Nineties," g; Huck Finn. and Tom Sawyer, Edmund Webb and Charles Heebner, 8; Uncle Sam and family, Barbara Dougherty, Charlotte Dougherty, s; cowgirls on ponies, Miss Brophy and Miss Maloney, $2 each; Old Woman in Shoe, Betty Braman, $3; Mickey Mcclure and gang, Herman Krebs,
 Best mems marching group, Mems league, Herbert Knutson, president, $5; best junior mems group, Coyotte Sport club; man. ager, William Steinmetz, $5: Turk ish boy, Lewton Duncan, $1; Jap anese girl, Elaine Kullis, $1; Mex ican girl, Doris Cheriault, $l; duke and duchess, Alfred Grocut and Doris Heebner, $2; What Price Beauty" Arvilla Sachsen- hauser, $1; Monitor Hose O., Ed ward Loeffler and William Loef- fer 50 cents each; boat float. Edward Joseph Overton and Cor dan Granger, $2; Good Humor,r Doris Braman, $l; flower girk Barbara Welton, $1; hand grinder organ and monkey, Leonard and David Fairbank, g; Parent Teacher association float, presi- dent, Mrs. Anderson, $5; soldier girl, Betty Phillips, $l; three lit tie Dutch girls, Frances Lynch. Angeline Petrillo, and companion, $1.50; skeleton girl, Patty Neagle, $l; Old Mother Hubbard and dog, Patricia Real and Joan Mulligan, $1; Simon Legree, Mrs. Franklin. Warren, $1; girl in comic-paper dress, Edna Sunderland, $l; Out door Girl, Carl Sachenhauser, $1. {
 The judges were Charles Nye. George Bisset and Mrs. H. P.. Barry.
 Overlook Celebrates
 Entertainment, novelties and sporting events were the main feat- ures on the program sponsored yes- terday afternoon by the Overlook. Community Club at Fulton park. with about 300 children taking part. Joseph Brenneis was in general. charge of the events, with several men as his assistants.
 The Blessed Sacrament baseball team was awarded a catcher's mitt as result of their 6-5 victory over the Fulton A. c. in a 10-inning game. Whole watermelons were awarded Clinton Chabot and Mary Byrnes, winners of the watermelon races, and Daniel Fisane was award- ed prize for ending last in the 25 yard dash. Entertainment was by Sonia Carstrud, two and one half years old. @
 Prize winners in the field events were as follows:
 Shoe race for boys: First, Tony Rosa; second, James Welch; third. John Burns.
 Shoe race for girls: First, Gloria Gauthier: second, Rose Buonocore: third, Florence Albert and Alice Trueheart, tied.
 Wheelbarrow race for boys: First, Ernest Daversa and Michael Renio: second. Joseph D'Andrea and Carl Contadini.
 Wheelbarrow race for girls: First Bettyq and Mary Hayico; second, Jane and Mary Rosa. M
 Potato race for boys, first heat. First, Tony Capobianco: second Ernest Daversa; third, John Burns: second heat: First, Arnold Mini- cucci: second, Fred Wiedorn; third. Rocco Sileo.
 Potato race for girls: First, Vir- ginia Barry; second, Mary Burns: third, Natalie Rabinowitz, Jane Rosa and Gloria Gauthier. . Ball throwing contest for big : boys: First, Leonard Davello; for small boys, George Macress. Twenty-Five yard dash for girls: , First, Airline Bowes; second, Sonia Carlsrud.
 F Three-legged race for boys: First, Ellis Petty and Benjamin Ratkwieg; second, Arthur and Ger aid Rabinowitz.
 Three-legged race for girls: First, Betty and Mary Haytco; second, ) Lucy Manfreda and Susan Sprafle' : Balloon race for boys: First. , Thomas Aurio; second, James Bar r y; third, Patsy ChriStofano.