The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-15
PAGEANT GIVEN SUNDAY AT CHURCH
Mrs. Howard Kraft Direct ed "Gleams of Sun-
 shine"
WOlCoTT Correspondent: Alma P. Csss
 Tel 3-2803

Wolcott, June 15-Children's day was observed Sunday at the VOL colt Congregational church m charge of Mrs. Howard Kraft and Mrs. Alfred German. The exercises were as follows: A pageant, Cleans of Sunshine" Betty Der gen as Queen Summer and ladies in waiting, Bessie Babcock, June, Dorothy Richmond, "Children's Day" Donald Lister, Ruth Lister, Allan Elliott, Judy Fortier. Robert Cole, William Rogers, Donald For tier, Alan Rogers, Walter SemroW, Donald Hanley, Cyril Fortier, David Kraft, David Lockart, Daniel Green, Robert Lockart, Richard Booth, Eugene Rogers, Walter Rog- CTS, Jr., Roger Spooner. George Babcock and Fred Baldwin as "Sunbeams" Robert Kraft, Miles Booth, Norman Mulonet and Rich ard Paulsen, The Four Winds; Nancy Bowen, Joyce Elliott. Dor othy Lister, Kay Ann Paulsen, Nancy Chase, Janet Bergen, Mary Jane Mignault, Sandra Haight, as Dew Drops" and Eileen Hanley. Rainbow. Hymns were sung by all.
 Awards were presented as fol- lows: Star awards for nine months attendance, to Claude Lyons, Dan- iel Green, Richard Booth, Donald Fortier, Nancy Bowen, Raymond Bowen, Joyce Elliott, Dorothy Lis ter, David Kraft, Roger Spooner, Calvin Tellar, Norman Mulonet, Thomas Seery, Leonard Lyons, Donald Lister, Arthur Bernier, Judy Fortier, Joyce Fortier, Ruth Green, Robert Cole, Donald Han- ley, Janet Bergen. George Babcock, Fred Baldwin, Edith Lyons, Louise Babcock and Sandra Haight.
 Sterling silver stars were awarded to Bessie Babcock, David Lockart, Walter Rogers, Jr., Robert Babcock, Janet Bergen, Michael Bruce, Lora Chase, Robert Lockart, Eugene Rogers, Nancy Chase and Norman Mulonet for one years perfect at- tendance.
 Rings for 2 years attendance were presented to Beccie Babcock, David Lockart, Walter Rogers, Jr., Allan Elliott, Lora Chase. Robert Locksrt and Eugene Rogers.
 Bibles for three years perfect at- tendance were presented to Betty Bergen, Kay Ann Paulsen. AL phonse Fillipone, William Rogers, Mary Jane Mignault. Sylvia Mig fault, Hazel Mignault, Dorothy Richmond, Robert Kraft, Alan Rog- CTS, Richard Paulsen and Elaine Warner.
 Rev. Alfred M. Eells baptized Ruth Mae Lockart and Robert Frank Lockart, children of MT. and Mrs. Roger Lockart during the service. In the afternoon he bap- tized Robert Cowles, son of MT and Mrs. Benjamin Cowles.
 Exercises Successful
 The directors of the Wolcott Me morial Association, who are: Rev. Alfred M. Bells. president, Mansfield Gillette and William E. Peck, an- nounced that this years memorial Sunday service which was held on the Green at the Center was the most successful of the four services held under hte dierction of the association, and the association has resolved, That we ask the Wolcott Voluntere Fire Department, No. l to lead in the propect of procuring the erection of a stand suitable to outdoor band concerts and other public events. That We endorse such a movement as an expression of a high community spirit and worthy of universal commendation. And be it further resolved that we of- fer the fire department our sincere approval and hearty cooperation in achieving such a purpose.
 Banquet Saturday
 The MT. and Mrs. Club will hold the annual banquet at Hornbecker's restaurant Saturday at 6:30 p. m. MT. and Mrs. Sherman Watkins and MT. and Mrs. Carl Mattson are in charge of arrangements.
 William French, age 92, has re- turned to his home on Potucco Ring road from Danbury where he spent the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Chambers in Danbury.
 James Homewood of Equinox ave- nue was best man at the wedding of his cousin, Clarence Bugbee and Jean Beckwith held at the Metho- dist church in Bristol, June g. Others attending the wedding and the re- ception at the church parlors were: Mrs. James HoHewood, MT. and Mrs. Albert Homewood and MT. and Myzr Elmer Gur1onds