The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-17
TROOP RECEIVES
 COLORS TONIGHT
Town Plot Community Club HOnOrs ScOuts-ChOir
 to Hold Outing
BROOKLYN NEWS.

The Town Plot Community club will present an American flag to Boy Scout troop 28 which 1t spon- sors at special ceremonies tonight at o'clock at the B. w. Tinker school basement. Members of the troop will be guests at that time and the presentation will be made to Scoutmaster Michael J. Purcaro by Joseph Gallo, president. A patriotic program has been planned for the occasion.
 At 8 business session which will precede the flag ceremonies plans will be furthered for the annual club outing and an arrangements committee will be selected.
 Outing Planned
 Plans are being made by the St. Joseph's parish choir for its annual outing which will take place July 19 at Lake Compounce. The ar- engagements committee is composed of Aldona Bukauskwas, Mrs. An- thony Miklinevich, Paul Kauneckis, Josgeph Janosh, Marcelle Andrikis, Celine Snolskis, Raymond Vaichus, Alexander Markus and Mrs. Stephania Sapranas.
 Choir Party
 The St. Jcseph's student choir will hold a party June 23 for mem- bers of the sections graduating classes who are interested in music. New members will be admitted into the choir at that time.
 Gladys Nekrocius, Dolores Mar kus, Helen Padaigis, Eleanor Kar- velis and Lillian Popikas are nak- ing arrangements.
 Graduation Party
 A large attendance is ex- pected at the annual gradua- tion party arranged by the Lith- uanian Catholic Student and Pro- fessional association for tonight at 8 o'clock at the clubroom in the old St. Josephs school. Students of Lithuanian descent who are graduating from local grammar and high schools have been invited. An entertainment program and re- treatments have been planned.
 Warden's Social
 Air raid wardens of sector C.2S will hold hot-dog roast tonight at the home of Miss Doris Wilson, sector warden, on Chipman street. A business session also will be held to further arrangements for or ganizing the sector work.
 Scout Picnic
 Girl Scout troop 12 will hold a meeting tonight at 6:15 at the Third Congregational church hall. Plans will be made for a picnic which will close the seasons activities.
 Dr. Francis P. Barnes, commis- sioner of the Board of Education, presented diplomas to 15 girls and l3 boys at annual commencement exercises of Barnard school yester- day.
 Honor pupils included Bennovan Ruth Klausner, Marie Macchia, Gloria Roberge, Charles Sasso, Mildred Satula, Colette Shu- kis and Agnes zickus.
 Perfect attendance awards were given Marion Bozzuto, Marie Mac chia, Constance Mangini, Doris and Charles Sasso.
 Students certificates for Palmer Penmanship went to Gloria Roberge and Robert Grant.
 Business and high school certif- icates were awarded to Marion Bozzuto, Eleanor Campi, Gloria Colella, Genevieve Daly, Ruth Klausner, Marie Machhia, Con- stance Mangini and Doris Strusin- ski
 The graduates follow: Marion An- Bozzuto, Eleanor M. Canpi, Gloria L. Collella, Geneveive Cath crime Daly, Catherine Mary DeMeis, Ruth L. Klausner, Marie Dolores NIacchia, Constance Mary Mangini, Rose Ann PerTone, Gloria Phyllis Roberge, Mildred A. Satula, Colette Ruth Shukis, Doris o. StrusinSki, Agnes s. Zickus, Frances Spagnola, Anthony Joseph Arena, Richard Edward Capozzi. Richard John Cast aldo, Edward Robert Dalton, Floyd Gensler, Robert Grant, An- thony Salvatore Ieronimo. Alfred P. Kachergis, George William O'Con- nor, Thomas Michael Quirk, William Andrew RomanauslSas, Charles Car mine Sasso. Jr,, 5enno Wernar von Sidewalk