The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-28
Playground ActiUities
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 Harry Whites minute guppies captured the prize for the smallest pets in the pet show at Chase Park yesterday afternoon. The tiny I1itl- nows took the award without any difficulty from their nearest conpe- titor which although small in itself completely dwarfed the White eHl- tries.
 Michael Iaierenno's shepherd dog won the award for the largest pet while Ann Lynch's kitten received Q prize for lack of size. Her entry was 50 cute and small that despite the fact that one prize had already been given for that particular divi- sion her pet received another.
 Other awards were made aS fol- lows: Nicest, potneranian, entered by Dave Swltzffl most unusual, Es- kimo Spitz, Alice Hinkley: and hand painted turle, Floyd Wells, Gus Reihl and Joseph scully were judges. Mss Eleanor Culhane and Miss Margaret Devine were in charge of arrangements.
 Nature Club
 The Nature Club members select ed Robert Reynolds as president yesterday while Buddy Kal0Sky Nwas chosen vice.president. The club in- tends to sponsor several oil day hikes for the purpose of nature study and on exhibition of mounted bugs. The program for the season will be concluded with c hot dog roast.
 Members are: Donald Mcdrath, Jack McGrath, William 5heehy, James McQrath, Weldon Lovejay, Ralph Weloy, Victor Vinceny, jo- seph Chatanof9, Donald eNwcomb, Edward Chatanof, Robert link. ley, Donald LippS, Jack Jamele, Vincent aJmele, William Mulhall, James O'Brien, Thomas Mulhall, Jack stiliman, James Nutbrown, Ted 0reatoreux and O. Lovejoy.
 Swimming Meet
 The boys of the playground will hold 0 swimming meet on Friday in preparation for the triangular meet at Lakewood later in the season. This meet Friday will start ct 2:30 o'clock and will include many dashes and novelty races. Boys from s to l8 years will be entered. A similar program will be held next week for the girls.
 Beginners classes in swimming were held yesterday morning at the local pool under the direction Of Reville Fox and Miss Betty Palomba and Miss Peggy Garfield
 Tnter-C City Game
 Eddie O'Donneil. head supervisor ct Hamilton park, together with Tom Dwyer, director of the inter- playground baseball league are en- deavoring to arrange baseball con- test between the league leading Hamilton park outfit and an ell star group selected from the playgrounds of Seymour, to be played ct the East End diamond Wednesday afternoon with a return game being played in Seymour later in the season. Mon- day afternoon the Hamilton club vii lengage the highly touted Mill street aggregation which is under the guiding hand of Lou Kelly. On Thursday afternoon Eddie ODon- nell's charges will journey to Wa terville to play the Fairmount team in e game postponed from last week due to rain.
 The Hamilton Park Midgets, vic- torious in their initial contest with the Washington Parw MidgetS, will endeavor to continue their winning ways when they play host to John- nie Sedell's Midget group at the end of the week.
 A track session has been cargied for Wednesday morning by Eddie O,Donnell at the Hamilton Park track. Many of last years stars who were instrumental in bringing the inter- r-playground track champion ship to the East End recreational center will again be seen with the club.
 This week a basketball session will be held on Wednesday and Friday evenings. All those who have not re- ported for the initial workout should be present Wednesday night at the playground.