The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19
Drum Corps Parade
 Enjoyed By 10000
700 Musicians Participate in Competition at Duggan
 School; St. Anne's Society Meets Tonight
BROOKLYN NEWS

f City Park, Meriden; second, Our Lady of Sorrow. West Hartford; jun- for feminine, st.. Agnes Girl Scouts, New Britain; fife, drum and bugle, l first, Blessed sacramet, Bridgeport, second, Polish Falcons. Meriden; buele and drum, Troop 4, New Bri- tain; combination Washington Park, Meriden; out of state, Nono- tuck, East Hampton. Mass: baton twrling, Harold Roukey of the Nonotuck corps drilling, Nonetuck corps.
 Junior baton swinging prizes went to William McMahon. Washington Park, Meriden; second, Steven Straker. Troop 1, New Britain; fein- mine, first. Jeannctte Covery, New ington; second, Dorothy Gloss, City Park Medden. The City Park corps of Meriden won in drilling. The Blessed Sacramet corps of Bridge- port was judged the best appearing of the boys units and s. Agnes Of New Britain, of the girls. Prizes for best appearance went to Jerry o. Connell, of Bridgeport, Dorothy Goss and E. Wolchluger, of Merlden.
 Other junior units participating were St. Stanislaus. of Waterbury, St. Stephens of Bridgeport and East End Community, of Water- bury. The St. Joseph's unit did not take part in the competition.
 John Stokes. the director Of the St. Joseph's unit, has expressed praise of the Waterbury police de- partment which cooperated In main taining order of the streets and as- sisted in clearing tho way at the hall 70 individual units could march in for competition. A police escort was provided for the parade, and numerous members Of the depart- ment directed traffic from the scene of the parade.
 The regular monthly meeting Of St. Anne'S society of St. Joscphs church will take place tonight at 7:30 in the old St. Joseph's school clubroom. with Mrs. Martha zail- ckas presiding.
 The Womens Get Together club of the Third Congregational Church will meet tonight at 6 o'clock at the parish hall. Plans will be completed for the deSSert bridge which will take place Thursday afternoon. Mrs. D. P. Castaldo will preside.
 A rehearsal for the Mount Carmel | HllIlA DnUtaV 1NiNlHiN uHlI lao pn- sented Friday night will De conduct- cd at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church tonight at 2 o'clock under the direction Of John Jannetty.
 Plans for e semi-annual dinner dance of the Brooklyn YMCA Red Wings which will take place Satur- day at Guertin's Inn will be com- pleted at a meeting of the club to- night at 7:30 at the clubhouse. The committee in charge of arrange ments is composed of John Boccardi. chairman. Salvatore Fuoco and Louis Tartaglia. Steven Signore will preside at the meeting.
 WeStfield Winners
 ClimaXing the most successful week in their eventful history St. Joseph's Fife and Drum Corps com peted Sunday in field day events at Westfield, Mass. and returned home with five awards. The drum corps won first prize for playing. drilling and for appearance as out-of-state corps. First prize for appearance and baton swinging was captured by their drum major, Alfred Dereske- vice.
 The event was sponsored by St Rocco's Fife and Drum Corps oi Westfield. St. Joseph"s Drum corps was easily the outstanding uniI among the scores competing.