The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22

Cecile Berthiaun,e
 Tenedred SholDer
 Mrs. Patrick Berthiaume were hostesses at shower given in honor of Miss Cecile Berthiaume who is to be married to Camil Boucher on June 12. The assistants were Misses Therse, Claire, Irene Berthiaume, Mrs. Alice Berthiaume, Miss Therese 0elinas, Mrs. Gilberte Racine, Miss Therese Helie, Miss Marie Gagne.
 Those attending were Mrs. Aldea Berthiaume, Mrs. George Le Page, Mrs. Orie Le Page, Mrs. Eva Bouf- fard, Mrs. Esprit Donois, Mrs. Josa- phat Lamy, Mrs. Desroches, Mrs. Nester Bournival, Mrs. Edmund Michaud, Mrs. Henry Deziel, Mrs. Henry Moreau, Mrs. Lucien Chi coine, Mrs. Joseph Lebel, Mrs. Lucia Cyr, Mrs. Gertrude Legere, Mrs. H. Bourque, Mrs. E. Temblay, Mrs. A. Lafreniere, Mrs. Alfred Grenier, Mrs. Josaphat Beau1ieu, Mrs. Lucy Le- clerc, Mrs. Antoinette Lenkowski, Mrs. Amala Dery, Mrs. Henry Bis saillon, Mrs. Alphonse Diziel, Mrs.
 Ernestine Levesque, Mrs. Berthe Bessette, Mrs. Celine Moisan, Mrs. Simone Moreau, Mrs. Octave Houde, Mrs. Bertha Blouin, Mrs. George Huot, Mrs. Gabrielle De- saulniers, Mrs. Sinai Gauthier, Mrs. A. Dansereau, Mrs. Mary Ber- nier, Mrs. Theroux and daughters, Mrs. Bertha Gagnon, Mrs c. Hamel, Mrs. Helene Desjardins, Mrs. Louis Bellemare, Mrs. Anelda Garceau.
 Mrs. Neil Garveau, Mrs. Eugenie Samson, Mrs. Rose Thomas, Mrs. Paul Lamontague, Mrs. Wilfred La- course, Mrs. Ulderic Desaulniers, Mrs. Euclide Houle, Mrs. J. Therien, Mrs. Albert Descouteaux, Mrs. Aida Bisaillon, Mrs. E. Laverkne, Mrs. Ovila Bournival, Mrs. Mary Crave line, Mrs. Maurice Bosse, Mrs. Albert Rousseau, Mrs. Marie Bisaillon, Mrs. Eva Bisaillon, Mrs. D. R. Quesnel Mrs. Bertha Levesque, Mrs. Henry Houle, Mrs. Leo Daigle, Mrs. Christ, Mrs. Jos. Liveille, Mrs. Emile Lamy, Mrs. Albert Donais, Mrs. Arthur Beland.
 Also the Misses Lillian Nolan, Ann Yarnal, Addie Jay, Margaret Mooney, Kay Canaran, Marian Jones, Peggy Lavallo, aMrie Preney, Simon Adams, Edna Brousseau, Alice Corneau, Rollande Chouinard, Eve lyn Cyr, Florence Desaulniers, Greta Thomas, Marie Le Page, Irene Chouinard, Mera and Gisele Grenier, Bernadette Bourassa, Florence Barre, Florence Normandin, Jeanne Cormier, Marie Paule Cormier, Therese Hebert Millie Serlise, Anna Sticco, Sarah Graziano, Ernestine Gendron, Helen and Lucille Gar ceau, Simone Parenteau, Bertha Coulombe, Gladys Diamond, Jeanne Diamond, Ida Bournival, Marguerite Langlois, Germaine Rousseau, Louise Leblanc.
 Bertha and Germaine Therien, Alice Dischene, Jeannette Houle, Re- gina Lachance, Calista Carroll, Mar garet Shaker, Rose Emma Bisaillon, Simone Besaillon, Noella Deziel, Martha Crochetiere, Juliette Lin- teau, Joan Nault, Noella Fortier, Lu- cienne Desaulniers, eJanne Poulin, Louise Lord, Judy Fournier, Anita Theroux, Eva Michaud, Irene Mar tin, Yvonne Gelinas, Jean LeSsard, Annette Moreau, Frances Burauskas, Germaine Lamy, Bertha Le Page.
 An educational pamphlet titled, The National Labor Relations Act "A Guarantee to Collective Bar gaining" was issued today by the National League of Women Voters.
 Jeannette B. Cheek of Buffalo, New York, the author, chairman of the Department of Government and Economic Welfare of the National League. discussed the following questions: "What is the National Labor Relations Act? What em- ploye rights does it guarantee? What practices does it forbid? Is the National Labor Relations Act one-sided? Should employers have the right to petition for elections? Should the courts take over the functions of the National Labor Re- lationS Board? Has the National La- bor Relations Act increased indus trial strife? Has the National La- bor Relations Board favored the CIO and discriminated against the AFL? Should the National Labor Relations Act be amended?"
 Said Mrs. Cheek: Members of the League are collectively attempting to determine whether the National Labor Relations Act is good piece of legislation as written, and whe- ther criticism against the act and its administration are legitimate criticisms"
 From the time of its organization nineteen years ago, the National League of Women Voters, by action of each of its conventions, has sup ported the principle of collective bargaining in employer-employe re- lationships.
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