The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
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ing were Barbara Beach. Virginia Roger, Gloria Cleveland, Mary Eilene Locke, Edward Woodruff, Jr., How ard Ande, David Salisbury and Mrs. Daniel Logue, counselor of the local Y. T. c. David Salisbury was in charge of the program for the even- ing.
 The next meeting will be held next Monday night, September IS at the home of Mrs. Daniel Logue in the Puckshire district, with Gloria Cleveland in charge of the program and Mary Eilene Locke in charge of the devotional service.
 The speaker for the next meet ing will be Miss Isabel Ventner of Waterbury, state president of the Y. T. 0.
 CYO Holds Opening Fall Meeting
 The Catholic Youth Organization of St. Johns church held it's first meeting of the season with the new director, Rev. Joseph Matutis on Monday evening, with about 60 in attendance.
 Following an instruction period in the church business meeting was held, during which plans for the fall activities were formulated. It was decided to have the first social event in the form of hayride and Ann McGowan, Peggy Coon and Roger Milot were appointed to make arrangements. Other matters dis cussed at Monday nights meeting were the forming of a boys basket ball team and the initiation of new members, both matters to be taken LID further at the next meeting. An entertainment committee was formed consisting of the following mem bers: Ann McGowan, Jeonne Flynn, Peggy Coon, Thomas Lorenz, Paul Lemay and Roger Milot.
 The next meeting which will be a most important one will take place next Monday night Sept. 15. Elec- ton of officers will take place at this meeting and all members are urged to be present.
 Later in the evening the group adjourned to the Community build ing where dancing was enjoyed.
 Leaves for College
 Miss Eileen Salisbury, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Salis- bury of Candee Hill road, left Mon- day for Aurora, Illinois, where she will be freshman entrant at Aur- ora college. Miss Salisbury is the recipient of a $100 scholarship from the college.
 She is making the trip to Aurora by automobile in company with Theodore Pierson Stephens, presi- dent of Aurora college, and his family, who have been spending the summer at Haddam. The group expects to stop enroute at Niagara Falls and in Canada.
 Preceding her departure, Miss Salisbury was feted at two surprise farewell parties. Last Friday eve- ming she was guest of honor at reception given by the members of the Advent Christian church, Waterbury. Miss Salisbury had been church school pianist for the past six years and was member of the junior choir.
 The party took place in the church parlorS and a delightful evening of games, music and chor- us singing took place. Refreshments were served and the guest of hon. or was presented with a purse of money by the members of the church, and with 8 handbag by the members of the Young Wo- sl,s auxiliary,
 gJn Saturday afternoon the mem- bers of the Y. T. 0. gave a lawn party at Miss Salisbury's home in her honor. Games were played on the lawn, and later the guests ad- journed to the house where music was enjoyed and refreshments -rved. A Schaefer pen and pencil set was presented to Miss Salisbury by the members of the Y. T. O., in which organization she had been very active, having been secretary for the past year.
 Miss Salisbury was a member of the lo41 graduating class, Water town High school, where she was q member of the glee cluh or. chestra and French club.
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