The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28

ried an arm bouquet of mixed spring flowers tied with acqua rib- bon.
 The bridesmaids gown was of aqua marquisette skirt and lace top, with hat to match. She carried a bouquet of spring flowers tied with yellow ribbon.
 The church was decorated with palms and garden flowers. Before and during the service music was rendered by Henry Woodford at the organ. Guest soloist was Mrs. Vir- ginia Molchan of New Britain.
 A reception followed at St. Casi- mfrs hall with 125 guests being in attendance. Guests were present from Bristol, Plainville, New Bri- tain, Kensington, Hartford, Farm ington, Plymouth, Thomaston, Wa terbury and Torrington.
 The bride is a graduate of Ter ryville High school and Morse Bus mess College of Hartford. She is employed at the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing Company, Plain vile. The groom received his educa- tion in Terryville schools and is em- ployed as machinist and tool maker at the Eagle Lock Company
 The couple left on an unan- nounced wedding trip and upon their return will reside at Sylvan Hill, Terryville.
 Final School Honors
 Superintendent of Schools Harry s. Fisher has announced the final honors for the Terryville High school as follows:
 90-100-Juniors, Dolores Sprague; Sophomores, Lorraine Lawson.
 85-90-Joanne Dreyer, Vera Gabor Dorothy Malley, Nancy Finan, Bar bara Seibert.
 80-85 - Louise Abbott, Michael Glowa, Frances Kamens, Richard Kolakoski, Ruth Cook, Vera Dudik, Anna Priscilla, Mary Yatsenick, Doris Melius, Agnes Murawski, Wanda Nypert, Agnes Pergoda, Anna Seibert, Ronald Utman, Mar garet Howell, Mary Kucirka, Anna MackieWicz, zenobia Moraski.
 Annual Outing Held
 Sixty members and guests were in attendance at the annual outing and sheepbake of the Foremen'S Club which was held at the Terry vile Fishing Club, Sunday. This marked the first time that the out ing was held in the town, the ban on pleasure driving being the cause of holding the event at the fishing club.
 Meeting Tonight
 A meeting of the Polish Central Committee will be held in St. Casi- mfrs hall, tonight.
 Night Observator
 John Gibb, chairman of the Ply mouth Defense Council has an- nounced that arrangements have been completed to have Albert But Ter, of Hillside avenue be in charge of the report center nights. A tele- phone extension has been run from teh fire house, the headquarters o1 the report center to MT. Buffers home where he will be on duty nights between the hours of 10 D. m and 8 8. m. Should an alarm fol an air raid be received after 10 D. m MT. Butler will notify other mem- bers and the warning signals will be handled from the fire house. The Board of Finance at special meet ing a week ago appropriated $500 to enable the Defense Council to have paid worker at the report center MT. Butler has already started his duties.
 This action was necessary when it was impossible to get volunteer workers to man the report center during the night.
 Special Meeting
 A special meeting of the Woman's Guild will be held in the parish hali of the Immaculate Conception church, tonight at 7:3O. Harvesting Hay
 Work of harvesting the hay crop at the Plymouth town farm has been started with one of the heaviest crops to ever be harvested on the farm, expected this year. Exhibition Planned Arrangements have been com pleted for the public exhibition ot airplane models to be sponsored Tuesday night by the Junior Pilots Seventeen models will be on display some complete in detail and others in various stages of completion.
 The exhibit will be held in the parish rooms of St. Peters Episco- pal church wit hprizes to be award ed for the outstanding models.
 A special meeting of the pilots will be held under the directions of M. V. Koonz, leader of the group tonight to arrange the exhibit.
 The pilots are planning the con- struction of solid block plane models which will be used to train newly organized airplane spoilers at the observation post.