The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
Teams And Captains
 Chosen As Campaign
 Momentum Increases
Winners to Be OnOred at Party at End of Month; Ice Being Removed From Street Cutters John Gilbert
 Rendered Party-JOhnsOn Funeral Saturday
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Correspondent: Wm. J Baxter-PhOne Naugatuck SsAB

Raintites, Lewis Spellinger = Ro meos, Vince Logue - Firefighters Elbear PlaSse -Flyweights, Specl Jurewicz Rob Roys, Jack Kelle. Patrols
 Gaytee Fitting
 Jennie Bendler, Olympias: Annt Augelli, SlideasyS; Jean Sullivan Raintities; Lena Collini Priscillas Blanche Delkescamp, Opera Pumps Carmella San Angelo, Charmers Martha Praines, Continentals; Betty Dayes, Branfords; Mary Melinski Europeans; Mary Anasovich, Boot ees; Mary Blanco, Nighthawks; Lucy DeCarlo, Grenadiers; Anr Lope, Canoes; Ann Weaving, Clogs; Connie Sequenzio, Harvesters; Ag- nes Shopis, Toscas; Evelyn Almeida Cowboys; Jane Cehowski, Saddle Oxfords.
 Gaytee Making
 Mary Froelick, Eversmarts; Lol- lie Pelletier, Spectators; Blanche Taft, Blizzards; Emma Hill, Abbeys; Mamie Sogoloski, Rompers; Lottie Williams, Storms; Pauline Mariana Inwods; Hattie White, Dryfoots Connie Maggi, Marjorettes; Olive Thomas, Chics; Genevieve Valen- tes, Suburbans.
 Tennis Making
 Harry Withers, Gamesters: Jo- seph Cabral, Sturdys; Walter Ma lone, Gems; Frank Limas, Flash; Gabe Andrades, Runways; Steve Knapik, Resorts; Joe Perreira, Al Sports; Fred Bair, Espadrillas, Elds Nappi, Strollers; Sophie Wooster Spectators; Pat Gallucci, Leste1 Sandals; Lenard Menard, Dutch boys; Ray Dietrich, Rainbows Frank Ault, Canans,; Bill Juckett Monks; Leo Coty, Kedsman; Ton Connolly, Navy Gum; Tony Con. taldi, Runners.
 Tennis Fitting
 Kenneth Bottomley, Vassars; Su- san Sacco, Giles; Peggy Sullivan True Types; Catherine Flanagan Flash; Manuel Sousa, Moccasin; Mary Candido, Alamos; Olga Tkacz Filoaters; Rose Lefky, Platform Saddle; Elsie Martin, Wedges; An astacia Chnmeiss, Bow Knots; Nell lie Higgins, Campus: Loretta De- Paola, Audrys; M. LuttaI, Boosters Jean Hopkins, Airways.
 Street Department
 The street department has beer busy this week spreading sand ir icy sections here, Superintendent o1 Streets Harold Murtha reported more than 200 cubic yards of sane having been spread in the past feV days. The town has been divided into four sections by the depart. ment and a truck has been assigned to each section. The trucks star out about p. m. each day ant sand corners where there is ice ol where ice is likely to form later, fo, Shree hours, with most of the towr being covered this way.
 If the police department gets an! complaints about icy conditions, { truck is immediately assigned tt correct the condition. Inlets art opened and gutters cleared as fal as possible in the daytime to pre-. vent recurrence of icy condition. and to be prepared in case of biz thaw. Yesterday much ice was re- moved from gutters in teh center streets. Steps will be taken each day to prevent the ice from getting tot thick.
 K. of c. to Hear Priest
 Rev. George Dunn of St. Francis church will be the guest speaker a a meeting of the Ojeda council Knights of Columbus, in the coun cil rooms next Tuesday night, Feb ruary il, at 8:15, 1t was announced today.
 Father Dunn will speak on Free dom of the Press" His talk will b. in connection with Catholic pres month, being observed this month Father Dunn is known as an elo