The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-30
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 Pvt Lawrence wilson, Q. s. In- fantry in Italy, unexpectedly met his uncle T/s. Robert wilson of the signal photo mail detachment in Naples in April.
 Pvt. wilson received his training at Fort Mcclellan, Ala, and at Camp Meade, Md, before leaving for overseas in February, lp44. He has served in North Africa and is now in Italy. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson of Main street. His wife, the former Mary Roberts and son. Larry, are living with MT. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, Woolson Street, Watertown.
 Sgt. Robert Wilson is the son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Main street. He received his training at Fort Bragg, N. c. and Arlington, Va. He left for overseas duty in January, l943 and was stationed in North Africa a year before going to Italy. Sgt. Wilson has 8 brother, Sgt. Daniel Wilson, U. s. Marine Corps, who has been in the service three and one half years. He served in the invasion of the Marshal Is- lands and is now stationed some- where in the South Pacific.
 Announce Coming Marriage
 MT. and Mrs. Harold 0. Carpen- tier, of Stanley avenue, announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Annett. to Leo Pelletier. son of Mrs. Frank Syr, Saturday, at g o'clock, in Saint Mary Mag dalene's Church. Miss Marie La- Fluer of Waterbury and Pvt. Pa trick Shea will be the attending couple.
 Staff Sgt. Harold S. Slocum, son of MT and Mrs. Harold Slocuin of Falls avenue, has just been promot- ed to staff sergeant in the South Pacific. He entered the service July 18th, 1922, receiving his basic train- ing at Paris Island, New River and Cherry Point, South Carolina. He shipped for overseas from San Die go California IT months ago.
 At the South School playground there were two contests held. The first a Roly-Poly contest was won by Agnes Giannini first, Albert Desjardins, second, and Angela Sprano third. Others who played were Nancy Ciaramella, Ardeen Leo, Rorald Leo, Laura Bianchini, Joan Northrup, Pearl Garner, John Fitz- gerald, Renice Ann Barberette, zuZanni Fenn, Glenn Thompson, Mary Zappone, Anthony Zappone, Gertrude zappone, Betty Longo, Betty Avellani, Beverley Laraway, Shirley Boucher, Michael Chester, Beverley Engala, Mickey Jannetty, Francis Rinaldi, Richard Guerrera, Blanchi Laporte, Janet Mazzalupo, Kay, Janet. Catherine and Therisa Zappone, Helene Guerrero, Loretta Longo, James Leo and Doris Gar nef.
 The Second contest was a croouet tournament won by Helene Gianni- nj first and Albert Disjardins, sec- ond. Others who played were:
 Vincent Centenaro, Michael Chest CT, Anthony Zappone, Joan North rup, Mickey Jannetty, Agnes Gian- mini Richard Guerrero, Francis Rin- aldi and Barbara Cavanaugh, Min na Minard, Loretta Longo, Rose mary Mangini. Frank Zeigler, Ther- esq Desjardins, Lillian Guerrero, Shirley Boucher, Ardeen Leo.
 A doll contest took place at Polk School Thursday under the super- vision of Miss Mary Kilbride. The judges for the contest were Mrs. Jo- seph Rock; Mrs. Fred Gyuricska and Mrs. Wendell Whitehouse. The win- ners for the various groups were as follows; for the largest doll, lst prize, Patty Sullivan: 2nd prize, Er- nina Antic, 3rd prize, Shirley Paz- don. For the smallest doll, 1st prize, Gloria Morris, End prize, Violet Wheeler. 3rd prze Ermina Antico Prizes for the largest baby doll went to Barbara Atchinson, 2nd prize, Barbara Tumask, 3rd prize Caroline Sirway. Best dressed doll, lst prize Deavia Peck, 2nd prize, Anna Marie Kowalski, 3rd prize Rosalind O,Con- nor. Prizes for .he doll with the longest hair were awarded to Shir- ley Cote, End prize. Barbara Peck, 3ro prize, Antoinette Felon. Prizes for unusual dolls were given to Ann Koslosky. Shirley Michard and Paul. inc Michard. Other entries in Thursdays contest were; Geraldine Mangini, Catherine Wtlrt1nger, Claudia Senenetz. Joyce Crosse, Betty Wheeler. Anita MartinelN and Sonia Tamash.
 Miss Irene Carter, Miss Jeanie . Stafstrom and James Locke have returned to their respective homes after a weeks stay at the Congre- gational Young Peoples Conference. held at Gunnery School in Wash- ington. Irene Carter and James Locke attended as delegates from the Union Congregational Church and Miss Jeanie Stafstrom attended as Q Jr. Counsellor. While at Wash- ington James Locke took part in the pageant and Communion Service. :
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