The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Scholastic Awards To Be Made At Gem
 Theater Exercises
Salem School Principal, Borough Teacher for so Years, Donates Stlpends - Charles Rodenbach to
 Present Diplomas Men Elect Tomorrow

l Hop Brook---Tailisman Rose Nile green and silver.
 Prospect street---Sweot Pea Xal0 Blue and Old Gold.
 Must Plan New Pr0jecta
 There ls need soon oe making de. clslons as to what new federal TO. lief emergency projects will Dc started, it was learned today at the EZRA ofIice in the town hall Many of the pregent projects have eithor been completed or are near. Ing completion and tentative plans for new ones arc underway. Harris Whlttemore, EZRA head here, said he planned to ask town approval of the projects before stnrting them. ft iy expected he will confer with Warden John sheridan soon regarding them. Oi course the projects must also be approved In Hartford before be. Ing undertaken. Tho Church stroot sowOr project has been completed as far as the EZRA is concerned, tho Johnson street widening and EravOling pro. Ject will finally bo finished at con. siderable expense to the town by tho ond of this month it is expect. | cd, and tho piping of tho brook un. derneath Recreation field will bo completed soon, it ia predicted, Thus far there is about co fOet left to do Of tho work of instali- ing, Q new road on tho Bethany air- port project to eliminate Q hazard ht tho airport. About 700 fo0t has been dono already. Victor Andor- son, EZRA workor and former streot superintendent, said today.
 This nrojeet has drawn much private criticism. Although the town ts theoretically owner of the land for q year, having leased it, it is believed by many, the airport ownors, not tho town, will reap tho main benefit Of this work. There was Q road running horizontally across tho field. This road has been o0vor0d up and another nut in at tho lower end Of the Hold. Thus there 10 c smoother landing place for planes now.
 ft is claimed that tho town will ben0ht by tho fact that improved conditions of tho fold may result in added use of it by commercial planes, The labor on the field is FbtA hUVT Uut tVWH mhtertulB have been used, it Ia understood. Red Men Co Elect
 Election Of officers Of Natatuc tFibo, Independent Order of Rod Men will be held tomorrow night at tho meeting of the society in Pythian hall. Raymond Grant is saehem now. ft is the usual GUS. tom to ro-oloet tho safno man for the balance Of tho year,
 Attend Bristol Gathering Many local persons attended the department council of the Con- noetiout patriarohH Militants, I. 0. o. v. and oe their auxlliariea Sat. urday at Bristol. Mayor Dutton of Bristol was one of tho principal
 Naugatuokians present included Colonel !. William Johnson, dcs partmont eommander, Captain n,d- win R. Andersen, adjutant and soc- retary of tho Waterbury canton. MT and Mrs W. l.. Todd and Mrs J. William Johnson, president Of the state auxiliarIes. Among Water. burlans on hand were Captain !. William 0ardnor, Major and Mrs Louis piGhard, Captain William Wood, Major IfIoyd Cady, Captain Frederick Illehmnnr and his wife, and MT and Mrs William Maton.
 Tom Taylor of Dnnbury, ss year old monbor Of tho Waterbury can. ton, was also present. Ho is woll known locally. 4 report Of pro. gross was made by Major Pichard pital corps to tho patriarchs. Tho o Ia aa h n . na aaad n A ftnaas Arst n IA examinations and has received cor. tifieatos for this, they reported.
 Tho gathering proved most en' joyablo, tho local mon report.
 Warden Attends Dinner
 Warden John J. Sheridan and Mir and Mrs Maurice AnnenberR attended tho dinner giv0n by tho democrats of West Havon at Iritx- g0rald's Thirty Acros Inn at Bhol. ton last night. They report an on. toyabl0 time. Burgcas Victor Hur. kus will attond the convention din- nor of tho Young Domoeratie club of Now Haven at Seven Gables Inn,
 isngics Plan Outing
 An outing on July 2sth ia Do. Ina. planned by tho local aorie of asNBtVbt AVHI fWuH " tu 'btttt H1 va tho affair and it promises to Do a grand time for all who attend.
 It will bo at Linden Park, Union City.
 Two Girls ITOn0red
 Miss Elis0 ristol, daughter Of Mir and Mrs Howard IT. Bristol of Hill. sido avenue, and Miss Betty Duff, daughter Of MT and Mrs E. !. Duff of Woodiawn street, have achieved high honorg at Wellesley college. Miss Duff winning scholnrship for exceiIenee in her work and Miss Bristol being ranked as a Weliealey scholar, indicating q inc grade in her marks Miss Bristol was vale- dictorian of her class and Miss Duff ranked high.
 Retiring Teacher Feted
 Miss !. Frances Lewis, retiring local drawing instructor, was pre- Aonted with sterling silver bon bon dishes yesterday, by Principal Charles r. BIade of the local high school in bohalf of members of the faculty. Miss Lewis has taught in borough schools for more than 60 years. Mir Hlado praised the work of Miss Lewis.
 Committees Named
 A committee has been appointed