The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-19
South School Pupils Offer Carols, Music
 Parents and Friends Invited io Christmas i Program Tomorrow


 noon at 2 Parents and friends are invited to attend.
 Tho program will be as follows:
 Christmas carols, orchestra; an- nouncer, Joan Davis; Song, skip per Bussemey," Kindergarten. Miss Briggs; "IAght Light Your Candle" T Lake the Christmas Time" grade T. Miss Doolittle. Miss sepples; 'rsing Noel. grade II. Miss scanlon; "6o Do T." grade IT. Mrs. Duell: "Jingie Bells" combined second graders: Silent Night" grade II and IT, Miss Soprano; Shepherd and the Stars. grade III, Miss Cor don, Wind Through the Olive Trees. grade III, Miss Patton; ''Merry Christmas" combined third grades; dramatization of King Wenceslas, grade W. Mrs. DeLand; 'It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, grade ", Miss Strockbine; ''Adeste Fidelis. grade ". Miss Katzman; Christmas Is Coming, combined fourth grades: ''Ring Out Sweet Bells" combined fourth grades; Christmas carols orchestra; The Roads Are Very Dusty" grade V, Miss Mccoy; Rejoice Ye Bells" grade V, Miss Mccoy; Christmas Angels" grade V, Mrs. Flynn; carol-2 parts, grade V, Miss Casey; 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing" combined fifth grades; "The First Noel"-2 parts. grade VI, Miss Ahern; One Star Shines Out 2 parts, grade VI, Miss Scanlon; Silent Night" grade VII and VIII Girls Glee Club; Holy Sea- son." grade VII and VIII Girls Glee Club; "To Shorten Winters Sadness" grade VII and VIII Girls Glee Club.
 The memorial flowers Sunday in All Saints Episcopal church were in memory of Mrs Emma Haight, given by her daughters.
 Buy New Home
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Laraway have moved from Main street into their newly purchased home on 66 Rockdale avenue,
 A daughter was born Friday, Dec. a4, at Waterbury hospital to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lovetere of Buck ingham street.
 A son, Wayne F1orian, was born at Waterbury hospital Sunday, Dec. 16, to Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Lara way of 66 Rockdale avenue.
 Mrs. Gertrude Hart of Bucking. ham street IS confined to her home with illness.
 James Dwyer, ST., o9 Colonial street. Is confined to his homo with grippe.
 A daughter, Corinne Lee, was born to MT. and Mrs. Vernor. Brad shaw at Waterbury hospital Dec. 6.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Booth of Prospect street are entertaining Mrs. Herbert Booth of Winsted.
 Gerald Jacobs of East street, 'Wolcott, brother of Glenwood Ja- cobs, took as his bride, Monday evening December IT, at Rev. Oscar Locke's home. Miss Eileen Linnen of Dove Creek, Colo. Movies Enjoyed
 Over thirty parents, with boys and girls met at the Congregational church Thursday evening with Ar thur Hirsch to organize a Cub Scout Pack. MT. HirSch showed moving l pictures of Cubs in action and | demonstrated den meeting. Three den groups were formed | with Mrs. Frederick Krantz, Mrs. Albert Navickas and Mrs. Alfred | Traver as den mothers.
 Frederick Krantz and Frank Duren as Den Dads. The Boy Scouts to be den chiefs will be selected by | Mir. Thorn, Scoutmaster.
 The dens will operate after MT. | Hirsch has met with the den chiefs | as chosen as Cub Master. Further | announcements will be made later.
 Boy Scouts will meet tonight in | the Congregational church hall at | 7:30. The Gra-Y will meet Thursday at 1:30 in the Congregational church hall.
 Calabrese Home
 Pfc. John James Calabrese of the Marines, who was in the hospital in | California for two months, has been honorably discharged and is at the | home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Calabrese of Bamford ave- nue.
 MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Ciccitto have returned from their wedding trip to Florida, and are residing at the home of MT. Ciccitto's parents on Dikeman street, Waterbury. Mrs. Ciccitto is the former Patricia Gala breSe.
 Kyrie Egan has returned to his home after business trip to Litch- fleld.
 Manager Scene or, Green About Ready
 The Park Department will set up John B. Greco's large reproduction of the manager scene tomorrow on the Green.
 The sky and environs of Bethle- hen on background Is new at- traction of this years presentation. The canvas was painted by John Petricone and Vincent Miceli. Spec ial recorded music has been secured by the Park Department and will be played during the day and in the evening.
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