The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

WIlcock.
 OAKVIIlE
 CerEsspsndent; Alice stafssron.
 Phone ess- PLAN CONFERENCE
 ON SUBSIDY BILL Milk Dealers to Meet With
 Committee at Town Hall
 Monday
 Oakville. July 22-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Birmingham, Portland, formerly of oakville. announce the birth of a daughter. July l7 at Mid. dlesex hospital. Middletown. Mrs. Birmingham is the former Miss Ro. berta Carter of oakville.
 Edwin Dickinson, Guernseytown district and Benjamin Lynn Lake, Winnemaug, committeeman, will be at the town hall in Watertown on Monday at e:30 a. m. to sign up the local farmers, on the milk subsidy plan.
 Members of the Waterbury Stamp club will be guests of Bernard O. Kuntzweiler 2is Main street Mon- day evening.
 The meeting will open at TOO D. n. with . bourse following at e:0O D. m. with a catalog auction oe choice stamps. Mr. Kuntzweiler in. vltes all members of the Waterbury Stamp club from WateFtown or oakville. as well as the Waterbury members to take part in this meet ing.
 Mrs. Joseph L.. LeClair. Maplewood street and Mss Rose MaFtino. River. side street. Oakville, have returned home after . visit with Mrs. Le- ClaiTs mother y-in-iaw and father ln.law. MF. and Mrs, Leclair of Montreal Canada.
 Saturday, the Feast of Saint Mary Magdaless. patroness of the parish will he observed with . high Mass in her honor at s:30 ., n.
 4 hot-dog roast. "Wednesday noon, will be the main event at the South school playground, Thursday noon a het-d0g roast will be held ct Polk school playground. Both playground activities wlll be under the supeFvi- sion of Miss Killbrlde.
 Saturday. the Feast of st. Mary Magdalen, patr0ness of the parish. was celebrated today with a hlgh mas offered in her honor at s;so ., M,
 Alfred TF0neE, Shelter Hlll Road; Paul SlafstFom, Vale street, Oak villei James Cameron and Oscar RtafstFom, both Of Waterbury, left Thursday afternoon for Arlington, Vermont. where they intend to spend a few days flshlng'
 Miss Barbara KilhouFne, daughter 0f MF, and Mrs, John KilhonFne of New Britain Is spending the week. end as the guest Of Miss Alice Gtafs stFam, daughter Of MF, and Mrs, Paul stafslFom 0f Vale street,
 Pelk sehael Playground
 4 show Anything On Wheels" was held ct Polk school Thursday afternoon, The judges were VFank stance and George EouFkatoVleh, Alexander Fahianski and Walter Their won the largest vehicle ens tries, Scooter entries geFe Bruce Rala0Ti, AaisaH Wheeler, Linda MaTiln0 HmalleF vehicle were enE tered by Ann Marie kaWalewski, James Me0ee, Timothy and pones las VItF0kls, The eldest wheeled toy, e cart and horse, which Is 30 yeaFs old, was entered by Carol and nRFbaFs RaldoFf Best cared tor bicycle, Bruce nasdoFf
 Races WeFe also held The hopping race being won by nellnaF Cote, as legged race won by kemes Medee end pelmaF Cote, The ae yard dAah Was wNn by bdWaFd MeGee end George 0Taengaad, The whAelv haFFoW Taee gas Won by pelmaF Cote ANa 1aplas Meflee,
 other children taking part EeFel Joseph Mnnl, Bruce haldaFl, Gafol natd0rf, Wendell Whlleh0llse, hons ald Whlteh0nse, WaltaF ThseF, David Miner, Ronald uIfenEDod, nag, bars TNmaah, Michael, deFaldlns and Beverly VeFn0val, AnlQsneile Ehlan, Betty LaWl0F, Donald and Richard Greenwood, Shirley Mlehy aud, Thomas LaInhaEdl, Irene ana Rose Nlaeo, paloFss veFevla, and shirley Cote,
 Activities At South school play. eT0nna dadee ball contest vas held ThuFsday afternoon, Tlle winners ag alder sFeup was Thomas PaF' sons.
 Those children taking part ln the contest were, Magllyn Bradshaw, Anlalnesie and Jeanette padd0nA, Gloria Gail and clifford Green, TheFeaa 1appona, Audrey end David VoahnFy, Linda and Lacey Gregory, Tony Rinaldl, E.ok Van Tohel, Charles Miller, Betty gohnaon. caFs men duaFreTa, Shirley naueheT, Betty Avollone, Patricia ven Tohel, Mary Eappones Albert DehtaFaln,