The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-10

Those receiving certificates of membership into the church were; MT. and Mrs. Howard H. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Booth, MT. and Mrs. Raymond A. Rinng, Mrs. Joseph w. Whitright, Mrs. Arthur w. Peterson, Mrs. Frances M. Cui- yer. Josephine Bronson, Virginia May Culver, Marjorie Anndrews, Robert Austin Culver, Helen Nun son Webber, and Gordon James Culver.
 End Vacations
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Myngheer and children, Jean, Anne and Ed ward of the Nichols road, have re- turned from a weeks vacation at Connecticut Lakes, N. H.
 Joseph Lautkas of Fairview street and John Parsons of East street now in the army were honor guests at a farewell party recently, given by Miss Mary Breen, Miss Helen Gross and Miss Florence Parsons at the home of Miss Breen on Pratt Lane. Dancing and swimming were enjoyed. Refreshments were served Purses were presented to both. young men.
 Those present were the Misses Helen Gross, Mary Breep, Florence Parsons, Mary Connors, Alice Boentgen, Marjorie Wingblade, Marjorie Whalen, Betty Feringo and Joseph Lautkas. John Parsons, Maynard Kleckner. George Enhorn- ing. Edward Moynihan, Edward Bagley, Raymond Theriault. John watson, Robert McKenna, Gene Theriault, Harry Klickner, Bud Peterson and Timothy Moynihan.
 New Organization
 The land owners of Birch street, Oak street, Maple street, Fern ave nue and Grove avenue met recently at the new dock at Hitchcock Lake and organized the Grove Beach As sociation. Carl A. Mattson, acting as temporary chairman, called the meeting to order and the following officers were elected: President, John Brouker, vice-president; George Watson, ST.; secretary, Homer Prime; treasurer, Earl Tooker.
 Steps are now being taken to have the IAnd where the dock is situated deeded to the association. The property is owned by Mir Stetvens. The meeting adjourned without naming a date for future meet ing.
 Travers Hospitalized
 Henry B. Travers of Nichols road Is a patient at St. Mary's hospital where he underwent an appendec- tony Saturday.
 The Republican club of Wolcott will meet Wednesday night at S:3O o'clock in the dance hall on the fair grounds. Thomas Seery will preside.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Bouteiller of Farview avenue, Hitchcock Lake, are the parents of daughter, Bar nara, born recently at St. Mary's hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Joyce of Farview avenue, Hitchcock Lake, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at St. Mary's hospital Mrs. Joyce before her marriage was Miss Aletta Smith of Central avenue, Waterbury.
 A son, Ralph Gordon, was born recently to MT. and Mrs. Jesse Hotchkiss of Chatham, N. Y, at the Chatham hospital. MT. Hotchkiss foromerly lived at Hitchcock Lake.
 Byron Loucks has returned to his home on Brooks Hill from the Wa terbury hospital.
 A public hearing has been called at the Town Hall for Thursday, August 13, at p. m. to take action on a demand for speed limit on Wildwood avenue from Central ave- nue to the present end of the road way. The meeting is also to be asked to approve a no parking rule for automobiles along the east side of East street from the Chase Country Club to Country Road, day or night, as well as no parking on Country Road from East street to the Willard property, both sides, night or day. Frederick J. Franek, Sr., has been renamed a member of the Board of Police Commissioners for a 2-year term. The announcement was made by the Board of Selectmen which makes the appointment.