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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
WATERT
Correspondent Cany Phone WATERFOWL 1000
Library Now Has Large
List Of Non-Fi lotion
Patrick j. Cassidy, IT, S. N, Now at Quartermaser S
School, Newport, R. |.

WATERFOWL, July 9.-Persons who
are using some OF their leisure time
for educational reading this summer
will be interested in the following
list of non fiction books recently
added to the shelves of the Water
town library
At Home With Children, by Gar
rison and Sheehy; What Uncle Sam
Owes You, by Gaer and Others:
Brothers Under the Skin, by Nc
Williams; Compleat Smuggler, by
Farjeon go; Excess Baggage, by
st. John; It's a Cinch, Private
Finch, by Stein and Brown; What
the Citizen Should Know About the
Air Forces, by Hartney; What's the
Good Word, by Nevinberg; Science
Yearbook of 1913, by Ratclitf; Nurses
in Action, by Flikke; 100 Meat-Sav-
ing Recipes, by Robbins; Behind the
Sulfa Drugs, by Collision; Hame
Veterinarians Handbook, by Baker;
Meatless Meals, by Adams; More
Stories of Famous Operas, by New
man; Heart Of the Symphony, by
Guenther, comp; Themes from the
Great Piano Concertos, by Levine,
comp; Popular Themes by Great
Masters, by Shirmer, comp; Themes
from the Great Symphonies, by
Levine, comp; Benchley Beside
Himself, by Benchley; Best Ameri-
can Wit and Humor, by Mussey, ed,
go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
LITCHFlELD
Correspondent. Thomas Mora.
CHAN - Phone Litchfield 245
BOROUGH TAX RATE
TO BE DETERMINED
Carl SChIecht Issues Over
200 Notices to NOn=Pay=
ers of Auto Tax

Litchfield, July determination
of the borough tax rate for the cur
rent fiscal year which ends March
20. 1914, were made by Litchfield
borough taxpayers and voters at a
special meeting in the Town Hall
Wednesday at 800 p. m. Budget
appropriations were presented for
approval at the meeting. Last years
budget was $19,757 and the tax rate
was five mills. Borough tax bills
Borough tax bills will be issued the
latter part of the month with pay
ment required by September /.
Tax Collector Carl F. Schlecth
this week issued from 200 to $50
notices to persons who have not
paid the motor vehicle tax to the
town. The collector reports he must
furnish the commissioner of motor
vehicles the names and addresses
of persons against whom the tax
was assessed. Failure to pay the
tax may result in suspension Or re-
vocation of the registration of the
motor vehicle, he warns, nor will
the commissioner register any other
motor vehicle in the name of such
persons who do not have tax re-
ceipts.
Meanwhile, collection of the town
taxes has reached the 80 per cent
mark with more than $150000 COL
lected of the $4,000 assigned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Notice To Consumers

Fuel oil consumers whose applt-
cations for next winters fuel sup
ply have been approved by the local
War Price Rationing Board and to
whom notices have been sent have
been slow in calling for their new
ration books. About $50 of these
notices have been sent out during
the past week and so far only SO
of these notified have called at the
office for their books. These books
will not be mailed out to CONSUME
ers as there is danger of some be-
ing lost and for this reason the
board wishes all who have been no
titled to call for their ration books
as soon as possible. Besides the $50
applications now being reviewed
300 persons according to last years
records, who have not applied as
yet for fuel oil.
Applications now being received
will not be acted on until after
August LIST. Persons who have al
ready received their books should
stock up with fuel oil now as this
will give the dealers more Storage
room and also give them a chance
to increase their stocks.
Dowiand- WinslOw
Mr. and Mrs. George Winslow OF
Broadview Heights announce the
marriage of their daughter, Bernice
May to Private Robert Dowland, U.
S. A. formerly of Derby, VT. The
wedding took place Jnuary 10 at Los
Angeles. The bride attended the To-
cal high school was employed at
the New Departure Manufacturing
Company in Bristol. Private Dow
land is attached to an anti-air-
craft unit. 1Ein AKiH
Personals
Mrs. Madeline Small has returned
to. her home on the Northfield road
after receiving treatment at tina
Waterbury hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Sholtis Is recuperat-
ing at her home on High street
following tonsilictomy at the Wa
terbury hospital.
Thomas O'Brien of Park street Is
spending a vacation at Block Island.
Purcell Knox Is visiting at tho
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Knox of Middlefield. N.
Y.
The American Legion Baseball
club will practice at p. m. this
evening at McGraths field. Sunday
the club plays Hamden at Hamden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

Thomaston, July 9-The consum-
ers committee of the food panel met
last evening at the town hall with
Miss Mary Doyle chairman in
charge of the meeting. A commu-
nication was received from the price
control section of the state office of
price administration requesting the
local committee to conduct survey
of all local food stores on the prices
posted on several articles of food
and on some standard articles which
the state board has chosen. All mer-
chants are requested to post their
ceiling prices in prominent places
and chairman Randall Halfway OF
the Food Panel asks the coopera-
ton of all local merchants and
chain store managers This is the
first survey of its kind conducted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Alma P. Cole
Tel 3-2803
new FLAG POLE
WAS DEDICATED
Grove Beach Assn. Had
First Annual Meeting at
Hitchcock Lake

Wolcott, July 9-The first annual
get together of the Grove Beach as
ISOLATION was held at the beach at
Hitchcock Lake, Sunday. Activities
started at IL noon with all singing
THE Star Bangled Banner" Car
Mattson was master of ceremonies
The new flag pole was dedicated
and the flag raised by Corporal
Richard Clark, who is home on a
furlough from Camp Bowie, Texas
John F. Brouker president of the
association led the group in the
salute to the flag after which a pic
mic dinner was served on the new
picnic tables. After dinner sports
were enjoyed under the supervision
of John Wilkinson. A tug OF
war between the boys and girls was
won by the girls; potato bag race
won by Clayton Hackenson; three
legged race won by Teddy Reilly
and Carl Mattson, Jr.; tug of war
between two groups of girls won by
Maude LariViere, Bernice Reilly
Chairman Dubie, Ethel Larson, sally
Warren, Beatrice King and Lillian
Mattson; a similar feat between the
men won by Albert Lariviere, Charles
Mott, Jack Sathory, John Wilken-
sin, Jr.; George Conrad and Mr..
King; one oar boat race with one
man and woman in each boat, won
by Edna Bertolini and Mr.. Lloyd.
Novelty race to float, won by Teddy
Reilly; ladies race to float, won by
Gertrude Shanty; boys race to float,
won by Winnie Lariviere; specially
race to float won by To-day Reilly
beating Gertrude Shanty by hand;
contest to pick the bathing beauty
of the association for 1913 was won
by Mrs. George Planter. A DEM
onstration of artificial respiration
was given by Don Abbate who was
recently discharged from the army.
The Scovill Fife and Drum Corps
and the Scovill Girls Sweater Band
were present and gave several selec-
lions with Gertrude Swirda, the an
nouncer, vocal solos were given by
Liberty Ranauda, Marjorie Foy and
Jane Alexander accompanied by
the Hill Billy band of Scovills, who
also played for the dancing later on
the dock. The get-together was
over at 6 p. m. with all singing
Home Sweet Home"
The committee for the affair were
John Brouker, John Wilkinson, Carl
Abbate, George Planter, Homer
Prime, Mrs. Carl Mattson, Mrs.
Leonard Bond, Mrs Charles Mott,
Mrs. Herman Hackenson and Mrs.
John Brouker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
To Attend Dedication

Rev. Myles P. Calvin, pastor of
ST. Johns Church will attend the
rehabilitation ceremonies of the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, New Hartford, Sunday morn
ing, July II at II o'clock. Father
Calvin is a former pastor of the
Immaculate Conception Church.
coming TO ST. Johns parish from
New Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

Terryville, July 9 Benedict
Ryan, 40, of IT'S Bristol street.
Bristol, lineman for the Connec-
dcut Light and Power Company Is
patient in the Bristol hospital
suffering from severe burns on the
Ieft shoulder and left leg, received
Thursday morning when he came
In contact with a live wire at the
entrance to the Fall Mountain Lake
Development on Fall Mountain in
the eastern part of Terryville. He
is reported by hospital authorities
as not being in critical condi-
lion.
Mr.. Ryan was working on a pole
near the lake when other workmen
pulled a slack line. causing Mr..
Ryan to come in contact with the
live wire. He was able to get down
from the pole and was given first
aid treatment pending the arrival
of Dunn's ambulance which took
him to the hospital.
In addition to the burns, Mr..
Ryan also suffered a distinct shock
from the high voltage with which
he came in contact, hospital author
tiles report.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
PROSPECT
Rudella C. DriscoIl. Corre-
spondent Telephone 5-0921
ENTERTAIN FOR
RECENT BRIDE
Waterbury Couple Hosts
to Former Miss COrinne
ROSSi

Prospect, July 9-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Membrino of Waterbury
road, were hosts at a wedding re-
ception Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
Membrino's sister, Miss Corinne
Rossi. who became the bride of
Nicholas Rinaldi Thursday morning.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Monsignor Joseph VAL
dambrini at the Church of Our Lady
of Lourdes at a. m.
Miss Nancy Sheehy Of New York
city was maid of honor, and Arthur
Manion of Bethel was best man.
Guests from New York, Water
bury, Danbury, Guilford, New Ha-
ven and Stony Creek were present
at the ceremony.
Tech. Corp. Nicholas Nagnafco,
stationed at Camp Rucker, Alabama,
spent Thursday as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Membrane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
PLUMBING FILM
SHOWN LIONS

Christopher Braun, past president
of the state Master Plumbers asso-
citation, and James Walker, city
plumbing inspector, put on a docu-
mentary film on practical plumbing
at the Lions club meeting yesterday
noon at The Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Cassidy of
Woodruff avenue have as their
guests their niece, Mrs. w. M. Foster
and her daughter Barbette of Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Miss Novella Fisher of Middlebury
road left today for Trenton, N. j.
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
George Wiener.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Visit FirehOuse

One OF the special features of the
vacation school program which is
being conducted at the Congrega-
tional Church house during this
week and next, took place Wednes-
day when the group of children Wis
tied the Watertown firehouse. Fire
Chief Victor Foglestrom conducted
the group on a tour of the building
and explained the equipment to the
children, who showed much interest
and thoroughly enjoyed their educa-
tional visit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
MlDDLEBURY
Correspondent: Es.ncy Riley
Telephone 4-641o

Middlebury, July 9-Miss Alice
Carragan, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carragan is vacationing at
Montawese, Branford.
Sgt. Wallace Clark, son Of Harry
E. Clark of North street has return
ed to the Naval Air Station at San
Diego, California after a ten day
Through at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joh-l Steinman have
returned from their wedding trip
and are now residing on Yale avenue.
George r. Huntley, who was
sworn in at the U. S. Navy Recruit
ing office in New Haven on Monday
is former Middlebury boy, but now
living in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grawrock
have had with them for few days
their son, Henry, a member of the
u. S. Merchant Marines.
Chester Judd, U. S. N is having
an extended leave of absence from
active duty and is staying with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Judd. He has been on active duty
in the Pacific for several months
and Is one of the survivors of the
u. s. S. Quincy
Walter U. Torman of South street
has been appointed assistant gen.
eral superintendent of the c. L.
and p. Co. Mr.. Torman has been
connected since 1929 with this COM
pany serving as general engineer.
His many friends in this commun-
ity wish him success in his new po-
sition. He is chairman of the local
board of education.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
IMPROMPTU EXIT
FOR BANK CLERK

The fire department was called
upon late yesterday afternoon to
rescue girlr employe of the Wa
terbury National bank who had been
inadvertently locked in when the
bank closed at 800 p. m. The girl
had succeeded in opening a second
story window and getting partially
outside when firemen came to her
assistance with short ladder from
the fire trurck. AS soon as she
reached safety, she thanked them
briefly and departed without giving
her name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
WolcOtt Grange Meets

Wolcott Grange held a regular
meeting Monday night in the
Grange hall with past master, G.
Nelson Cole filling the masters chair
in the absence of Howard Roberts.
The names of Winston Elliott and
Muriel Elliott were voted upon and
will become members by initiation.
Chauncey Greer presented the
Grange a hand-knitted American
flag in a frame also a hand carved
eagle. Miss Nancy Goodson re-
ported for the defense committee.
There are now 1879 members of
Wolcott Grange. A two minute silent
prayer for all servicemen was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Spender of
Bound Line road announce the birth
of a son John Alan, at the Wa
terbury hospital July 8. Mrs. Spen-
der was before her marriage Miss
Grace ToWle of Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

road has returned home from a va
cation at Bayview
Mrs. Ella Baldwin of Hartford and
Mrs. Lois Loundsbury of Bristol
rave been guests of Fred Andrews
of Spindle Hill for few days.
Pfc Leo Theroux and Corporal
Charles Oliver have arrived at their
homes for a furlough until Aug. II.
Both lads have recently returned
from the South Pacific area. 1t is
the first visit home since they en-
listed in the Marines, Corp. Oliver
in Nov. 1912 and Pfc Theroux in
Jan. 1912. They have been ill with
tropical fever, Corp. Oliver being
confined to a base hospital in Cal
ifornia for six weeks and Pfc. Their
oux was four months in e. hospital
in Australia. Both did several
months service at Guadalcanal.
Private Arthur Andrews is spend
ing a furlough with his brother, Al
fred Andrews and Mrs. Andrews of
East street. Private Andrews is sta
toned at Camp Ellis, Ill.
Pfc. Arnold Kleckner Of Rich
mond, Calf. is spending Is day
furlough with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kleckner of East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cowles OF
East street are the parents of a
daughter born July 7 at the Wa
terbury hospital.
Gerard Tuohy who until short
time ago lived on East street has
joined the Seabees and will leave
Thursday for Camp Terry, Mac
Gregor, Virginia. He has fireman
first class rating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Drill POStponed

The weekly drill of the local unfe
of the State Guard will be post
poned from next Tuesday to We'd
nesday evening as the officers have
been ordered to report at the Stats
Armory in Hartford on Tuesday
evening for special meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Ration Board Meets Tonight

The local rationing board viii
meet this evening at the town hall
at p. m. All members are requested
to attend as several important mat,
tiers are to be discussed by Chair
man Ralph North.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
New OPA Regulations

The state office of OPA has issued
new regulations in the gasoline ra-
tioning program which state that
all gasoline coupons must now ba
endorsed on the face of the coupon
instead of the back as the practice
is as present These new regula-
tons go into effect July %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Receives Fellowship

Miss Irma Copes, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Copes of Nova SEQ
tia Hill, a student at Pembroke Col
lege, Providence, R. I. has just re-
ceived an appointment as "a Pratt
and Whitney Aircraft Fellow for
three semesters work in the division
of engineering at Brown University.
When she completes her program
of training she will graduate from
college and become an engineering
aide with the Pratt and Whitney
Aircraft Division of the United Air
craft Corporation. Miss Copes is a
graduate of the WatertoWn high
school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Seryicemen's Notes

Patrick j. Cassidy, U. S. NJ, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Cassidy Of
woodruff avenue who completed his
basic training at Sampson Naval
Training Station recently is now
stationed at Newport, R. l., where
he has been assigned to a quarter
masters school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Voiture Locale 684 to Meet

A regular meeting of Voiture Lo-
Gale 634 of Litchfield County will be
held in Legion hall, Torrington, Sat-
urday evening, July 10. All local
members are urged to attend the
meeting and are reminded at this
time that no personal reminders
will be sent out this month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

Alfred P. DeLand, U. S. Army,
son of Mrs. Alfred DeLand Of Wood
ruff avenue, who recently returned
to the 23rd Veterinary Station Hos
pital at Fort Bliss, Texas, after
spending a leave at his home here,
has been promoted to the rank of
corporal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

A new steel rolling mil lat Shelya-
binsk, Russia, is reported to be 430
yards long, and thep liant and work.
ers' quarters cover 80 square miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
OMASTON
Correspondent: Harry Lynch-Phone rhonlaston 1855
Miss Mary Doyle Takes
Charge Of Food Panel
Local Committee Asked to Conduct Survey of Local
Food Stores on Posted Prices

here and will take place next weeK
All local merchants have cooperated
in the past and no complaints have
been received by the committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

Every seat was sold in advance
for United Nations benefit per-
Torrance in the largest theater in
Buenos Aires, Argentina, when pop
ular scenes from recent Argentine
film successes were shown and many
Argentine movie stars appeared in
person.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

Mexico may restrict the sale of
rubber goods to the army, the medi-
cal profession, and industry, prefer
ence being given in the order named.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Car Stamps Being Checked

Deputy internal revenue collec-
tors began checkings cars in Tor
rington Thursday to see whether or
mott he auto use tax stamps are
displayed on the windshield of the
vehicles.
Warnings will be issued to car
owners who fail to have the stamp
displayed.
Failure to buy stamp may result
in a delinquent being fined $25 or
sentenced to 80 days in Jail or both.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

ply ST.. of Middlebury road has been
promoted to the rank of sergeant at
Robins Field, Army Air Base, Rob-
ms, Ga Mrs. Brophy Jr. resides on
Spencer avenue, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Women Planning For Bazaar

Announcement was made Thurs
day that the Terryville Woman's
Club, Ladies Aid of st. Paul'S
church and Ladies Aid of st. Cyril
and Methodius Russian church will
be in charge of the refreshment
booths at the Memorial fund bazaar
on the Main street school grounds,
Friday night, July 80. On Saturday,
July 81, a food sale will be held
during the afternoon at the bazaar
grounds while in the evening the
Catholic Women's Guild of the I'M
maculate Conception church will be
in charge of the refreshment booth.
The Polish women will be in charge
Of the booth on the opening night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
FurlOugh Ends

Alex Kucirka, H. A, &c has re-
turned to st. Adams U. S. Naval
hospital to resume his duties. after
spending a ten-day furlough at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanoi Kucirka of 16 Beach avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
BrevitieS

Mrs. Louis Clark has returned to
her home on Scoville Hill from the
Charlotte Hungerford hospital
Approximately 30 high school stu
dents have made arrangements with
Principal Richard Hughes to make
up subjects they failed in during the
past year by tutoring for the sum-
mer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

Corporal Daniel Mencucinni, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mencucinni,
SO Culvert street, has returned to
Kelly Field, Texas, after spending
a Today furlough at his home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

Because new bottles cannot be
obtained, brewers in Syria and
Lebanon are buying back the con-
tainers in which their products were
stabilize its fishing industry by hav-
originally sold.
tire fishing feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Last Day for Renewals

The oil rationing panel announces
that Monday is the last day for re-
newal applications for oil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

James P. Brophy of Waterbury
son of MI. and Mrs. James p. Bro
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Perfect Attendance

HOHRoOt 4h1ICHuHTCC
Superintendent of Schools Harry
S. Fischer announced the perfect
attendance records for 1942-43
Thursday, as follows:
Prospect - "a, Alice Duff; IA
Matilda Lyga.
High School sophomore - Lois
Minor
East Main &c, Judith Brewer
Ronald Wollenberg, Walter Schil-
ling; &c, WILDER Wollenberg; &C
Richard Roskosky.
Plymouth Center Grade 8
Margaret Steinagel Grade 8, Ar
thur Hine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Vacation School

Vacation School
Vacation school for children from
the ages ALP will be held for two
weeks at the Terryville Congrega-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Food Panel

The food panel of the local board
wishes to remind industrial users of
processed meats, fats, etc. that July
5 was the last day for applying and
all who have not made application
for the July and August allotment
may do so at once.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Picnic Planned

Members of the Terryville Wo-
mems Club who are making mine
sweeper's mitts will hold an all-day
picnic meeting in the garden OF
Mrs. George Plumb, 81 North Main
street, Wednesday, July IA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09

rendered Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held
Wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs. Leonora Hoffman of Main
street in honor of Mrs. Ruth Sa-
doski of Chidsey Terrace. Mrs. Sa-
doski was the recipient of many
gifts from her friends with refresh
ments being served during the even
ing. HostesseS were Mrs. Nellie
Schultz and Mrs. Hoffman.
Those present were: Mrs. Helen
Becker, Mrs. Irene Brauer, Mrs
Irene Flanagan, Mrs. Margaret
Hoffman, Mrs. Ruth Spargo, Mrs
Lillian Smith, Mrs. Gertrude Zeiner
Mrs. Kay Chapman, Mrs. Clarabella
Brown; Mrs. Leonora Hoffman
Mrs. Nellie Schultz, Miss Mary Sa-
doski Mrs. Ruth Sadoski and Miss
Dorothy Pratt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Returns Home

Returns Home
Miss Barbara Berry has returned
to her home on Orchard street fol-
lowing vacation spent at Lebanon,
N. H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
TERRYVlILE
Correspondent: r. Ryan W. Main srei ss5s Bristol Div
Benedict Ryan Patient
At Bristol Hospital
Receives Burns Coming in Contact With Live Wire at
Fall Mountain Lake Development

tional church beginning Monday.
July IL and continuing for two
weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Briefs

Private Theodore Atwood of Camp
Edwards, Mass. spent the week end
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Atwood of the Woodtick road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-09
Junior Republic Notes

DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Wollan
have returned from a weeks stay at
Owls Head, Vermont. DR.. Wollon
is director Of the school.
Junior Republic students will take
their summer vacations at varying
periods this season, due to the nee
essity for maintaining a force at
the school at all times. In previous
years the students took vacations
at the same time, leaving small
staff at the school. The necessity
for raising additional crops this
year and for following a wartime
schedule in other respects brought
about the change.
Players Dance July II
The committee in charge of the
informal dance to be given by the
Litchfield Community Players on
Saturday evening, July II, at the
Playhouse, met Tuesday evening to
make final arrangements for the
dance. Tom Monaghan is general
chairman and he will be assisted by
Elsa R. Guinchi, Louise DaRoss, and
Jim Finan. The Blue Knights or
chestra viii lplay for dancing. Tick
cts are now being distributed to
members of the Players.