New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

schedule reading 10 the effect that I dozen games VIII He played there having already been written by Di- rector Thomas T Monaha1.
 i program caLuu5 for many in- rroFen7oEts CT the Bristol play grounds has been carried out. The numerous pleasure resorts have been undergoing extensive repair so that they may be h shape for q busy sumner season. Thouzands Of chil- aron participated in games sponsor ed at the ala--rounds last summer when sIE supervisors completed the personnel i1 charge l. IS possible this year that two or three assistants will ba chosen.
 Eullo~k Be5-enas Swimmers
 Cllord C. Bullock Of 4 Cypress street appeared before the play ground Commission at i-s meeting la~t evening and requested that aoh1arhlng he done 10 alleviate the situation existing at Dir-a's rord. located near the Barnes tract at the north end Of the city. where swim n.ng is strictly prohibited and signs have been attached to trees in the pond vicinity reading t0 that cf- feet. Only recently. following the receipt Cf complaints from residents Of -h= district. a ban vas placed on swimming in the pool The com- nlajnts were mado because of the fact that q r1mbor Of youngsters took advantage ot the pools partial 7eclus.o0 hy taking dips" in it's cool wat7r7 iH the nudo.
 The commission explained to RuI- lock that i- was planned to erect a temporary hat-house on the shores of the pond ibis summer but the n-orosa. VAS dropped when the city c0Urc:l applied tra pruning knife 10 rea CttEe e-1aN l.rures s listed in 'he budget and clipped the neces- =arr 0rlc7 from the list. eliminating rho no-sI n.,I-y of erecting one there this year Commissioner Arthur c. Hrch0o~E told Bullock that he thought it possible that q rart-time. supervisor will he appointed 10 look afr@~ tho pool during the n weeks Of o2cysrourd duration. With su- 0arV-E0r. the commissioner believed that rEa ban would he lifted by own arz If property adjacent to the pond.
 %-.t year. with q hatrormant Of .---=--i-l conditions. l- is believed that the required money to build q h7+hnou7o will he appropriated by tEa ro--0.l No land need he rur- chased. jt was said last evening. as Coo Of rha cwrors now protesting -at--- swlmm.n- cIothesIass +n the poo. hes offered portion Of his rrnerrr to tho city gratis f the ho1s~o is C-nr- ruc-e5.
 Two Masters"
 4 =.-7.o~ery play entitled TWO ,tG--zrr' will h7 presented by the W1r7e-.1 T0r1f-n Missionary society -- r-- Ieo~r--- Methodist church ,ow1rron evening If 2 o'clock, be- fore which val. be held +he societvs' .aal meeting or tra y-sn. The an- oazI reports will r- wa1o and off -~-s fer inc ensuing year elected at ..e mesnr@.
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