The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-07-05

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Moffatt, Ga, 5-6, and 6-3.
Field Events
Winners in the field meets follow:
Midget races, 40-yard dash, boys,
Charles Deley, first; Roger Lagaffe,
second, and Edward Mulligan, third;
midget, 4o-yard dash, girls, Janice
Walker, first; Elaine Papineau,
second, and Janet McGaffey, third;
4o-yard dash, boys, intermediate,
John Toirer, first; Fred Murphy,
second, and Thomas Bowling, third;
40-yard dash, intermediate, girls,
Barbara Wells, first; Elaine Pap
ineau, second, and Catherine Burnes,
third.
Sevenyt-five yard dash, boys,
juniors, Jack Sullivan, first; Robert
Dunn, second, and Flash" Boyle,
third; 75-yard dash, girls, juniors,
Barbara Wells, first; Shiella Murphy,
second, and Janet Papineau, third;
lO0-yard relay, girls, juniors, won by
Evelyn Sheehy's team; 100-yard re-
lay, boys, juniors, won by Thomas
Dowling's team; 220-yard dash, boys,
juniors, Jack Barry, first; Robert
Dunn, second, and Jack Sullivan,
third; 220-yard dash, boys, seniors,
Bud Keaveney, first; John Sawyer,
second, and Guf Nolan, third; po-
tato race for girls, Lorraine Carney,
first; Barbara Wells, second, and
Janet Papineau, third.
Jane Sheehy, baton-swinging
champion, won the baton-swinging
cnotest for girls, and Walter Katz
of st. Joseph's fife and drum corps
won the first prize in the boys con-
test. Ted Olchefski was given second
prize.
st. Joseph's corps won first prize
as the best drilled group and the
City Park drum corps Of Merider
was given second honors in the
Junior division. st. Calgarie's corps
of Thompson, took first prize In the
senior best drilled competition, with
Mill Plain boys fife and drum corps
taking second place.
Other prize winners were BIT. Roses
corps Of Meriden; Torrington Boy
Scouts, Danbury American Legion
and st. Mary's corps Of Torrtngton
| Bunker Hill Awards
The prizes at Bunker Hill were
awarded as follows:
Best mems marching unit, Boy
Scouts; best ladies' marching unit
Kings Daughters; best floats, first
Statue of Liberty; second, Chill
dren's Hour" by Bunker Hill Lit.
erary society; third, caliope, Cor.
don Somers; fourth, Liberty Bell
by Mems League.
Best riding group, Middlebury
riders; best male rider, John Lar.
kin; best woman rider, Margaret
Acheson; second, Miss Laube.
Best decorated bicycle, Betty
Ford; best child and pet, first
Frances Neagle for dog in carriage
second, Alice and Patricia Vanesse
Dummies" pushing carriage witt
live rabbits in cage; third, Duncan
Green, Carlton Young and Johr
Young, three pages with puppies.
Patriotic Groups
Most patriotic group, monument
Our Heritage" Philip Storey
most original comic, when Grand.
ma Comes to Town." Mrs. Jamel
Brophy; best comic imitation
Bathing Beauties" Of Men:
League.
Special prizes: Spirit of Educa.
tion," by Jack Hurlburt; junior
Willing Workers; POT Of Gold,
Nancy Heebner and Doris Their
rault; "Frankenstein" and keeper
Donald Peircey and Philip Signor
Spirit of TO-" David Fairbanks
Norman Campbell and Richart
Welton; High Explosives" Charles
Burnes with giant firecracker.
Childrens prizes: Nancy True.
love as Poor Butterfly; Joal
Proper; Bobby zeigler as capt
Kidd, the Pirate; Marian Sunder'
land as fairy; Judith Perkins a
"Victim of Glorious Fourth"
Eleanor Knudson; Priscilla johnson
and Carol Nelson as Paper Bags"
Olive Zeigler as Military girl
Jeanne Truelove as 1.-THE Farmer!
Daughter; Eleanor Kleiss as tn,
Tin Man; Edmund Webb a.
Gone With the Wind: Bobb,
Speigel, as Chipaman: Nancy Muir
ply as Miss Bunker Hill" Dorothy
Knudson as Mickey Mouse"
Katherine McInnerey as RET
Cross Workers: That's Branch arlc
Bobby Brothers as "Pickanniniei
with Melons: Shirley Schwartz a
Japanese girl; Joyce Emminger
Evelyn Angrave as Ready for Sum.
nier": Marcia McNish as "Scarle'
OHara": David Coleman as Fig
aro": John Wenzel as bad Fox"
Albert Bronsky: Richard Carey a
"Pinnochio": Robert Coleman u
"Tattooed Lady: Marilyn Brothers
as Farmer: James Healy rs jim
my Cricket: Louis Darlington. vii.
liam Darlington and Richard DixoF
as Caring for Baby"
Prize Committee
Cyril =. Cross was chairman d
the prizes and the judges were
Lieut.. Col. Harry j. Beardsley
Charles J. Allen. Fred Stewart, Mis-
Mildred Harmon and DR.. Merritt
n. Beers.
Assisting Mr.. Loeffler on the CON.
mittee were Carl y. Heebner. Ralph
Webb. Cyril Gross. Raymond Sage
Mai. Newton w. Alexander. Charles
n. slater. Mrs. Albert ~. ColeT0vs
Walter Wood, Ralph storey. HasDue
II. Lincoln. Philip Pratt. Mrs, w, =
Lea9eft, Clarence Bartlett, 0eoFsl
ToWle, Mrs. Alice Bradley. JerF'
Murphy, Charles A. 1ahin arc hsls'
Barbara Dohefty.
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