The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-28

O1 LIl6 JuIllOT AcdOcTS NOIpS, GAAO
spectators will ge kept on the alert
throughout IA numbers.
Spectators will include many
from Boston, Hartford, New Britain
Meriden, Torrington, Providence,
Waterbury and Naugatuck.
Many boys in the service will be
missed at this years exhibition and
many have written, wishing great
success in this years performance.
Among them are Nick Balcerski
Larry Curtin, Bobby Burns, Joe
Triano, Joe Tourangean, Johnny
Haigh, Jackie Ashmore and Rocco
Labriola.
"Old Faithful" and everyone
knows this title given to Mrs. Noble
Allen, will be the pianist and Mrs.
Arthur Almquist, supervisor of the
girls, can always be depended upon.
The Quirke sisters, Virginia and
Lillian, have been a great help this
year in assisting with the Younger
Girls Glass. Members of Junior
Leaders Corps are always ready
with a helping hand.
Among those participating to-
night will be: Wanda Adamski,
Liela Jane Anderson, Shiela Allen,
Dorold Almquist, Ann Mary Amato,
Gallo Anderson, Barbara Anderson,
Patricia Anderson, Cecile Arnold,
Leona Baker, Gale Balinsky, Gym
thia Baxter, Marcia Baxter, Mary
Beardsley, Sandra Bobble, Jane
Bickerdike, Elaine Biscoe, Mary
Bloom, Patricia Bloom, Barbara
Borbas, Betty Borgnia, Veronica
Borusiewicz, Mary Ann Boschelle,
Catherine Boyd, Jean Boyd, Carol
Bradshaw, Regina Brecclnik, Mary
Jane Burke, Patricia Burke: Eleanor
Butler, Joan Butler, Jean Campbell,
Marian Campbell, Welma Cham,
Winifred Clement, Ocio Cowen, Ju-
dith Crimmins, Nora Curtin, Mar
lyn Darn, Margaretta Deegan, Ann
Marie Delaney, Joyce Dethlefsen,
Doris Dick, Dolores Dolan, Mary
Donaher, Ann Erickson, Shirley Err
rico. Juanita Farrell, Myrna Farrow
Audrey Fellows and Ethel Francis.
Valva Gabani, Madeline Calvin,
Patricia Calvin, Marlyn Gesseck,
Joan Glynn, Lorraine Grant, Alice
Hanks, Betty Hartwell, Louise Hart
nett, Janet Hassell, Barbara Hath
away, Dorothy Hogan, Cynthia Hol-
lis
Barbara Holloway, Patricia Hollo-
way, Cecile Holten, Dorothy Hrock,
Joan Ingram, Jane Jackson, Carole
Jones, Sylvia johnson, Maureen Joy,
Vera johnson, Loretta, KackoWski,
Lorraine Kerney, Sandra Klonoski,
Barbara Kelsey, Kathleen Kolokoski
Gwendolyn XII mpitz, Patricia
Kriedler, Jean Kwasniewski, Helen
Kurylak, Ann Lafo, Alicia Leary,
Maureen Leary, Joann Lengyel,
Harriet Lillis, June Loyer, Mary
Lynch, Patricia Ellen Lynch. Nancy
Lysokiski, Gail MacVicar, Barbara
Mariana, Donna Marnon, Maureen
Ann Maroney, Ann Louise MacCar-
thy, Ida Mckee, Patricia Ann Nc
Kee, Carol Mclean, Grace McNamee
Mary McNamee, Irene Miller, Ger
trude, Moechel, Janet Monaghan,
Josephine Nelson, Betty Noragong,
Mary Ann Nolan, Barbara Nordby,
Katherine Norris, Barbara O'Don-
nell, Jean O'Donnell, Barbara Oliver
Patricia Olson, Agnes Patten, Ruth
Patten, Barbara Painter, Joan Pal
lacovitch, Ellen PasSeck, Fay Peder-
son, Barbara Paul, Gage Paterson,
Mary Pinho, Johanna Phillips Ann
Marie Pistarelli, Margaret Quinn,
Aurora Ramos, John Ravenscroft,
Lois Rathiewich, Olive RathieWich,
Ruth Ann Rice, Harriette oemer,
Linda Roemer, Lois Romanoff, Bet
sy oss, Patricia Roy, and Barbara
Russell.
Patricia Sanders, Nancy Ann Sar-
son. Helen Schiller, Ann Schreck,
Virginia Schlosser, Joan Scranton,
Dianne Spadola, Barbara Stein,
Joyce Stoppani, Marian Sullivan,
Regina Sullivan, Betty Ann Sweet
man, Joan Tedesco, Vivian Thomas,
Catherine Touhy, Marian Touhy,
Janet Trunick, Shirley Tuckey, Jean
Tutthill, Betty Jane Townsend, Mil
bred Townsend, Margaret Urban,
Dorothy Walsh, Wilma Ann Weav-
ing, Marcia WEIGH, Sandra Wither-
wax, Cynthia Wooster, Dianne
Worth, Jean Wylong, and Pauline
Yarish.
Pfc. william F. Burke, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Burke of New Haven
road, recently played in several foot
ball games against English Army
teams, he told his parents in let
ter. He has been in the service
nearly two years and captained the
high school football team when
student here. His father is a past
state commander of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
Thomas Kelly of Beacon Falls,
former Millville resident, Spratned
his ankle Tuesday night while seek
ing his son, Thomas, j.. one OF five
boys lost while fishing at Long
Meadow Pond. He is confined to
his home.
Lines for installation Of q side
walk around the new honor roll on
the Green has been laid out by
Borough Engineer Charles ID. Cur.
tiss. Approval by the honor roll
committee is awaited.
| ..
| TzzcaVsxyinoV1nan 0f Johannesburg.