The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-14
Weeks Celebration Planned As Vets WeIcOme-HOn1e

A week~long welcome home cele- bration for the 300 veterans of St Stanislaus Kostld Church win be held starting Nov. l7. A portion of the church grounds, on which c grotto will be erected in the near future, win be dedicated to the vet erans.
 Nine American Flags bearing the names of those who died in the service win be placed on the dedi- cated ground until the grotto is eretced. Members of the parish who were killed in the war are Bronislaw Korowlotny, Jan Gwiaz- dowski, Peter Masaj ajada, Raymond Mikulski, Joseph Ruzinkovic, 3d. ward swiech, John Burlenski, wtl- liam Suchodolsks and Stanley Maz- urowski.
 The program will open with a pa- rade on the church grounds Sunday with all veterans participating. Gold star Mothers will be the guests of honor. Marcel ulatowski and Peter Arots are the parade marshalls. The Torrington Drum Corps will head the parade.
 Chaplain to OaElclase
 Dedication prayers will be read by the Rev. Alphonse Fiedorczyk of Middletown, a former Army chap lain. He will be assisted by the Rev. John Balasa and the Rev. John zykowski. Taps will De sounded by Stanley Maiinowsd and Frank Prxybysz and e wreath placed at the site by Comdr. A. Ma5ewski.
 Following the dedication cere- mony. . solemn high Mass will be celebrated in the church by the three clergymen. Father Fiedorczyk will deliver a sermon in both Eng lish and Polish.
 Installation Of oficers and induc- ton of all veterans into the parish veterans post will be held in the Parish Hall after the Mass. Gold Star Parents will be guests of honor at a dinner to follow the Mass. Oth- CT guests will include Mayor John s. Monaean. William Pape, Lewis s. Reed. Frank J. Green and William T. Burlington.
 Veterans sO Attend
 Local veterans groups to be repre- sented are Cpl. Coyle Post, Ameri- can Legion: wheeler-Young Post, Disabled American Veterans: Lith- uanian Legion: David L. Fannick Post, Jewish War Veterans; Florio Post. Italian-American Veterans, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Po- lish- American Veterans of Union City. Meriden. Bristol, Torrington, Thompsonville and TeETyvilie will also attend.
 A mixer" will be held at the Parish Hall on Wednesday so that the veterans can renew old acquain- tances. Entertainment and refresh ments will be furnished. The week. long celebration will close with a grand dance at Temple Hall Satur- day night. The parishioners will present a gift to the veterans post ct that time.
 Members of the genral committee for the celebration are Father Ba- lasa, Father Zyzkowski. Marcel Ulatowski, Peter Arots. John Bar owski, John T. Sterling. Dr. Joseph May, Anthony Mazurski. Anthony Gwiazdowski. Andrew Stanicz, Joe seph Walesczyk, Stanley Hulick, Jo- seph Czahorowski. Bronislaw Fronc- zak. Alexander Kosakowski, Stanley Felburt, John GoEnolenski, John Jezierski, Stanley Chmielenski.
 Also Mrs. John T. Sterling. Mrs, Mary Baranowska. Mrs. Wanda Korbusiewski, Mrs. B. Marusiewski' Mrs. Josephine Niegialkowsh, Mrs. Katherine Gainrych. Mrs. Mary Hotkowski. Mrs. Henrietta Kosko. Mrs. Irene Posila, Mrs. Wanda Bo- jarski, Mrs. Sophia Broyick, Mrs. Mary Mrozinslzi. Mrs. Mary Frances Mrs. Natalia ZAonszyk. Mrs. Leo- cadia Korbusiewski. Mrs. Katherine Zawielenski.
 And the Misses Henrietta Mikoski. Lauretta Sczepanski. Wanda Cur towski, Wanda StanisZ. Nora Mazu- rek, Mary Kaliszewsh, Sophie Makarewicz, Jeanette Zyblasd, Mary Mazurek, Jean Sczepanski, Vera Szarzasty, Katherine Faros. Stacia Jervin and Bertha Rach.
 Mrs. Wanda Bojarsh is chairman of the dinner committee. Other members are Mrs. B. Mariisewsh. Mrs. Wanda Korbusiewski. Mrs. Natalie ZdoEczyk, Miss Jeanette Zy- blaski and Miss Clara Hotkoysh. Mrs. John L. Kosko and Miss Henri eta Mikoski are in charge of pub-