The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-26
Loretta Donston Is Honored At Shower Bride-rO-Be Receives Many Lovely Gifts-Frst Com-
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Correspondent: Mae villa Babn 1877 Watertown Avenue

A. staff of aviation instructors will be present each Friday afternoon to instruct group in the building of model airplanes.
 Children may come to the play ground at any time during the day and choose their own games. Chil- dren under shix years of age should be accompanied by their mothers or another child.
 Piano Recital
 A piano recital was held at the Women's club, Waterbury, Friday evening by the pupils of Elizabeth Whiteside.
 The following was the program:
 Part
 Birdie (Rainbow Method)-Wal- ter Whiteside; From 8 Wigwam (Thompson) Gwendolyn Locke; April Showers (Williams) Shirley Conway; 8. Yankee Doodle (Wil- liams), b. Butterfly (Williams) Shir- ley Sargent; Drifting (Williams) Junia Lancaster; Golden Star Waltz (Streabbog,) Helen Lipgsize; Vocal solo, Mrs. Amy Burton; 1. Thank God Fer A Garden, 2. Come, For It Is June,", Mrs. Amy Burton; Sack Waltz, (Metcalf) Poppy Eng wall; Veil Dance (Wright) Marion Russell; Morrish Dance (Kern) Nellie Conway; The Fairy Wedding (Turner) Lorraine Bitchter; The Burning Of Rome (PauD Howard Ande; (Duet) Burke Hoffman.
 Part III
 Intermezzo (FrimD Altelaa Locke; Meditation (Morrison) Virginia Rog- CT; When All Is Quiet (Knight) Mary Meehan; Violin Solos (Selec- ted) Arnold Garms; Hearts Witsh (Heins) Eleanor Andrews; Last Rose Of Summer (Ryder) Mary Alice Russell; Lily of the Valley (Smith) Mary Eilene Locke; The Storm (Weber) Howard Ande; The Farewell (Favarger) Burke Hoff- man; Flute Solos (Selected) Walter Thorne; 8. Song of the Brook Lock) and b. Country Gardens (Ganger, Karl Koslos); Tn The Procession (Hewitt); Quartet, Mary Meehan, Mary Alice Russell. Virginia, and Elizabeth Whiteside.
 Children's Day
 Children's Day was observed at the Congregational Church yester- day. Presentation of bibles to the children being promoted from the Primary to the Junior Department were made by Ralph Florian, chair man of the Religious Education committee.
 Presentation of certificates and seals for perfect attendance were made, and promotion announced by Mrs. David Roger, Superintendent of the church school.
 The following pupils had perfect attendance for one year: Charlotte Andrews, Norman Benedict, and James Locke.
 Perfect attendance for two years: Mrs. David Roger, Lillian Ennis, Robert Meehan, Irene Garter, Ste- phen Ennis. and Lawrence Brad- shaw.
 Perfect attendance for three years: Mary Eilene Locke, Virginia Roger, Everett Roger, and Eleanor Reiss.
 Four years: Howard Ande, Eleanor Andrews, Herbert Reiss.
 Five years, Aletha Locke; Seven years, Grace Ennis.
 Nine years, Carolyn Beardsley, Evelyn Laraway and Ella Underhill.
 Ten years, Ruth Clinton: Fifteen years. Caroline Shaw.
 The following promotions were made:
 Nursery to Kindergarten: Harold Shaw, Donald Chase. Everett Pal- mer, Shirley Gilchrist, and Gather inc Woodbury.
 Kindergarten to Primary: Gra- ham Deichman, Gwendolyn Locke, Alice Dresher. Martha Rank, Robert Laffey, Lawrence Bradshaw, Dewitt Wager, James Shaw, Richard Rider, and Walter Ranslow.
 Primary to Junior: Jane Miller, Floria Taylor, Roberta Bradshaw, Nancy Roger, Roberta Beach, Joan Henderson, Jeanne Bradshaw, Carol Garner, Grace Ennis, Irene Carter, Claire Sutherland, Carol Gilchrist, Joan Menetrey. Angeline Sprano, Beverly Hallock, James Locke, Ed- gar Betancourt, Stephen Meehan, Helen Ranslow. Barbara Harris, Lorraine Finnemore, Robert Shaw, and Robert Traver.
 Junior to Intermediate: Lorraine Bradshaw, John Brennan, Alice stafstrom. Robert Olson, and Ste- phen Ellis.
 Intermediate to High School: Joyce Baldwin. Eleanor Andrews, Aleths Locke, Betty Anderson, Vir- ginia Roger. Dorothe Mangini, Ruth Bradshaw, Edward Young Harold Marckham. Robert O'ConnelI, Rich- ard Bares ad Marilyn Bradley.
 Obituary
 Mrs. Mary Telash of Aiverside street, died Saturday evening after . long Illness. She came from VII kayiskis, Lithuania 26 years ago and lived in oakville the past a years. nhe waa the wife of the late Paul Telash,
 Mrs. TeIash leaves her mother, Mrs, ffaFdaIenn otciuts of LithunniR fhfao aal1HHf1Fe. HIina MII0F&d Tee