New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
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future reply and may have been for gotten. and she is reminding them pf the heed for the money secured through the membership. All the money obtained is used ill PiainNi;ie, so that every onc here benefits from it either directly or indirectly.
 II. $. senior Ball
 The High school senior ball will be held on Wednesday. June 20, from , D. Tn. 10 1 a. ln The music will be furnished by B.ainard's or. chestra of Hartford. The freshmen and sophomores may zach invite a partner. while the juniors may in- vite a partner and two outside couples. The member of outsid couples which the seniors may in- vite will not be limited. If there is anyone who desires tJ invite out siders. the names of those people should be given 10 the committee and invitations will be sent. How ever. students may purchase tickets for outsiders directly from ;hc com mittee without invitations being sent. The committee IS as follows l;ea- rice Easton. Emily kiby, Helen Ostman, Virginia 'onlorti and Mill ton Kramer. Only couple tickets will be sold.
 Scouts to Enter Nice,
 Two Of the three Plainviio troops Of Boy Scouts will compete Saturday in the annual field day of the New Britain council at Willow Brook park in that city. Troop l made splendid showing last year and it is hoped that il will do even better this time. The boys in Troop 24 are working hard on sisIalling and water boiling. This is a compara- lively new troop, but the boys are passing tests rapidly and are making a very good record, Troop S3 will not take part in the events this year This is also q new troop and Is developing its scoutcraft program. but it does not feel strong enough tc compete ;ts yet.
 IL is the hope of Deputy Commis- sioner Howard N. Knapp that all scouts in town will attend. He also hopes that the fathers of the boys will take this opportunity 10 sec what scouting IS doing for their sons.
 There will be nine events in the meet: Scou'cra(t, first aid, friction fire lighting. Morse signalling, scma- phorc signalling, pacing. knot tying. fire building and water boiling, and verbal message ralay, Thor" wiU also be anarchary contest in the morning.
 Baseball Tonight
 The Businessmen and Peck Spring Co, will clash at the High school diamond this evening in & game to decide possession of second place in the Dusty baseball league-or the "Dusky" league, as 1t was re- christened today in a facetious spirit The Spring Casters are expected to use Dudac on the mound. but the Merchants are laying great store by the Cunningham brothers and by their new mascot. This mascot. said to be an unknown species of wild cat, has been caged and is under George Cunningham's control. It is also said 10 be the only thing he ever had under control. The mascot may be at the field tonight. it Is rumored. 10 that there will be an attraction even If the game proves onesided.
 >hepl'crtl, to Meet.
 There will be an important meet ing of Trumbull Star Lodge No. G, Shepherds of Bethlehem, at o'clock tonight in Legion hall. Plans for the ttate field day in New Haven will be completed and arrangements made as to the way in which the local lodge will go. All members who have signed the charter and have not received the obligations are asked to be present.
 Gall in Qucstion,laires.
 The questionnaires mailed out by tho school department regarding the one ne-session plan at the high school have been called in. and all answers were to be returned by today. No action will be taken until the> next meeting Of the school committee, 1t is said. Three plans were offered the parents Of pupils. In each the morning session was from to 12 o'clock. but the noon hours were Of different lengths, making the after noon sessions clos at different times. Plan A called for q rcten- ton Of the present 9o-minute noon hour and dismissal of school at S:S0 ?. m. Plan E made the noon recess Of one hours duration, with school closing out at 3 o'clock. Plan B. made inc noon recess of one hours duration, with school closing at 5 o'clock. Plan c gave only 20 min utes at noon and called for dismissal Of classes at 2:5o D. m.
 Urges Garbage Disposal.
 While there has been some re- sponse 10 the plea for sanitary gar bage collections and disposal made last month by the Chamber of Commerce, Chairman Roland F.. Hoerle ot the committee in charge said today that he hopes still more would take advantage of the facili- 1 ties available. If the number of customers of Plainyille's only gar bage collector is not increased con- he will be forced to cease ! operating, and the chamber is alarmed at the prospect Of non-coI- lection which faces the town, so many houses have no other means of dispoSal.
 Those who wish their garbage 1 collected for a moderate sum may notify Mir. Hoerle. Dr. George r. Cook. or Louis Qninto, the collector.
 Mrs. Trun,bnll tO Fly.
 Mrs John II. Trumbull. wife Of the flying governor" will make her first real airplane flight Saturday, when she will be in Haycrhill, Mass,
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