The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-17
Agnes Ulinskas Is
 Honored At Shower
Fntme Bride Recipient of Many Valuable Gifts From
 Friends Wedding Set for April 30
WATERVILLE

A miscellaneous shower was given on Saturday by Mrs Lena Yurksaitis of Colonial avenue in honor of Miss Agnes Ulinskas, who is to be married to John Yurksai- tis on April 30. The bride-to-be was the recipient of many beauti- ful gifts. Those present were Mrs A. Kazenkas, Mrs l.. Wasii- auskas, Mrs F. Romansky, Mrs A. Francis, Mrs c. Taluskas, Mrs F. Yurksaitis, Mrs P. Vaishus, Mrs H. Stanavitz, Mrs A. Balkus, Mrs A. Harmon, Mrs c. Roman, Mrs J. Tinsky, Mrs G. Ubinskas, Mrs F. Bakaitis, Mrs J. Stuksis, Mrs G. Adamatis, Mrs L. Chaponis, Mrs W. Simmons, Mrs c. Daugnora, Mrs F. Gribas, Mrs A. Kuderka. Mrs A. Orantas, Mrs J. Alishauskas. Mrs |. Alepander, Mrs B. Rubertas, Mrs A. Yuksatis, Mrs E. Donahue, Mrs c. Yurksatis, Mrs A. Absyd, Mrs A. Bakaitis, Mrs c. Terlikas, Miss M. Bakaitis, all of New Ha- ven;Mrs M. Stugzda, Miss M: Shugazda, Miss A. Shugzda Of Wrapping, Conn.,, Misses Constance Czauskas, Anna Yurksaitis, Ar nan Yurksaitis and Agnes Ulins- kas.
 To Live In West
 It is with a sense of deep regret that the Waterville community learns that MT and Mrs Robert Waters and their family are to leave Waterville within a few weeks to make their home perma- nently in California where MT Waters is to become associated with his brother, who is one of the largest wholesale automobile dealers in that state.
 MT Waters is making the change for two reasons. He believes he sees an unusually fine business fu- ture in his new field. In addition his oldest son, Robert, is a student at St Mary's college in California, where he is just completing his freshman year. His second son, William, who graduates from Crosby high school this year, will enter St Mary's in the fall.
 As superintendent of transpor- tation for the Chase Companies for the greater part of his twenty years of service with that organiza- tion, MT Waters has assumed an outstanding position in that field throughout New England, and Is now serving as a member of the code authority for the motor truck transportation industry. His resignation from the Chase Com panies will be effective as of June 1st and he will leave the city a short time later.
 One of the best known men in the city MT Waters will be sadly missed by a wide circle of friends r l. Il 1vr nfnI frn- ternal, business and church activi- ties, He is the present exalted ruler of the Waterbury lodge of Elks and a past president of the Chase Foremen's association. Un- der his leadership both of these groups have enjoyed unusually prosperous and active reigns. For many years he has been the presi- dent of St Michaeps Holy Name society and has been an indefatigi- able worker in all parish enter prises which required his assist ance. The departure of the Waters family from aWterville will leave a gap which will be difficult to fill.
 New Regulation Govern Use of
 Sprague Gymnasium
 Waterville organizations and groups which have occasion to use Sprague grammar school gym nasium for meetings, entertain ments and other gatherings are deeply interested in the formal vote. passed at yesterdays meeting of the board of commissioners of education, stipulating the condition under which school buildings may be used by outside organizations.
 They provide that, for evening meetings, at which an admission Is charged, the principal or a desig- mated faculty supervisor shall be paid fee of $5. janitor service to be paid for at the rate of a dollar an hour, or fraction thereof. and for the evening. When no admis- sion fee Is charged there will be no charge for faculty supervision only the janitors to be paid. For afternoon meetings which adjourn before 5 o'clock there is to be no charge of any kind unless the jani- tor is required to assume unusual duties in connection with the meet ing. No event may be continued after midnight.
 It will be seen from the above summary that the assessment of ten per cent of the gross proceeds. of an event to which admission is charged, is finally eliminated. This had always been a donation to the school fund and had been the charge item which had made the use of the gymnasium almost pro- hibitive to most organizations.
 The Sprague gymnasium situa- ton has always proven amazing to local organizations, because of the fact that the regulations for its use made the cost prohibition. It was originally intended to serve as a community center as we'll as a school gymnasium, when it was erected and paid for by the resi- dents of Waterville, when the Sprague district was an outside district with it's own administra-