The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-25

VoONA VOWAA, ObAAV EhAiAOAAS '" tertown boys who plan to leave this week or in the near future for the various summer camps are: Will liam and Richard Starr, son of MT and Mrs. William D. Starr of Beach avenue, John Chase, son of MT. and Mrs. Rodney Chase of Thomaston road, Peter and Sandy Campbell, sons of MT. and Mrs. Alex Camp bell; Joseph Spalding, son of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Spalding and Douglas, Jr., Peter and Gilliat Burn- ham, sons of MT. and Mrs. Douglas Burnham, all of Nova Scotia Hill road, all of whom will attend Kee- waydin Camp. Salisbury, Vt., which opens Wednesday.
 Martin Mcdonald, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of North field road, Martin and Paul Reich enbach sons of Mrs. Frank Reichen- bach of Cutler street, Tony Chase, son of MT. and Mrs. Rodney Chase of Thomaston road and George Spencer, son of It. Col. Winthdop Spencer and Mrs. Spencer of North field road, will be at Crystal Beach Camp, Saybrook. John Lilley, son of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Lilley of Woodbury road plans to attending Singing Cove camp at Edgewood, Me.
 Recreational Program Opens
 The summer evening program sponsored by the Watertown- Oak vile Recreational Council will open this evening at the Community House. The lawn adjoining the building will be floodlighted and various games may be played. There will also be dancing in the Com- munity House hall for those who wish to dance. Robert B. Cook, will supervise the program, which is open to all young people of the locality.
 A rotating committe made up of three persons will have charge of the programs which are to be held on Monday and Thursday evenings, and young people who wish to assist on one of the committees will be given the opportunity to sign up for this purpose at the Com munity House this evening. These evening programs will be chap eroned
 Altar Flowers for June
 Flowers for the altar at Christ Episcopal church during the month of June were donated by the fol- lowing persons: June 3. Mrs. M. H. Merriman Gin memory of Mrs. Henry Merriman and Mrs. George A. Driggs). June 10-Mrs. Samuel A. McC1eary Gin memory of MT. and Mrs. George Anderson). June 1T-Mrs. Edward B. Pierpont Gin memory of Elizabeth Blake Fues- senich) June 24-Mr and Mrs. Alfred Magee Gin memory of MT. and Mrs. John J. Magee).
 Members of the Altar Committee for June were: Mrs. P. B. Randall, Mrs. Elsie G. Randall and Mrs. Harold C. Ashworth.
 Christ Episcopal church is open daily and all people are welcome to visit the Wartime shrine in the chapel. Beside the altar stands the National flag, and beneath the serv- ice flag a vigil light burns. Names of service men and women for whom special prayers are offered may be entered in the book. Prayer cards are provided and prayers are of- fered at the shrine daily, for victory and peace and for the safety of thoSe, who have left their homes o fight for the worlds freedom.
 Thanks Extended
 At Masses in St. Johns church Sunday morning, Rev. Myles P. Calvin, pastor, extended his sincere thanks to the sisters of St. Johns Convent for the time and effort ex- pended by them in training the large class of boys and girls, on whom the Sacrament of Confirma- tion was conferred Wednesday. Father Calvin spoke with high praise of the excellent training which the children had received from the sisters and commended the boys and girls for their response to that training and for the manner in which they conducted themselves during the ceremonies.
 At this time Father Calvin also thanked the sponsors and the mem bers of the church choir for their part in the Confirmation ceremon- ies.
 Personals
 Peter Schatzki, student at Har- yard University is spending a va cation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Schatzki of Prospect street.
 Miss Carol Coon, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Coon of Hillcrest avenue, is chairman of the program for the Senior Girl Scout Camp Conference which opened Saturday at Camp Wequapauset, Waterville. The conference will close Tuesday.
 Mrs. Clarence Johnson, who has been a patient at the Waterbury Hospital is recuperating at her home on Atwood street.
 Mrs. Glenn Sweet of Litchfield road. was the soloist at the wedding of Miss Dorothy Chrisman, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Chris man of Hlllcrest, Middlebury to Frederick Hosmann,
 Ph-M 1-c, U. s. N. R., son of Mrs. Johanna Hosmann of Chestnut av- enue, Waterbury, which took place