The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

Boyd of 26 North Hoadley street has been announced. Miss Hotch- kiss is daughter of MT. and Mrs z. J. Hotchkiss, and MT. Boyd is the son of MT. and Mrs. Stuart M. Boyd.
 The bride-to-be was graduated this month from the Canton high school. MT. Boyd, a graduate of the Naugatuck high school, class of 1940. is director of physical edu- cation at the Canton high school. He will complete a course at Springfield college, Springfield, Mass, this summer which will qual- ify him for a degree in physical education.
 The wedding will take place in August.
 Band Concert Tonight
 The Naugatuck Community band will give the first of a series of four public concerts tonight on the Green. This will be held in con- nection with the merchants bond auction tonight.
 Division street will be blocked off to traffic as the auction stand will be erected on the street.
 The borough sponsors the sum- mer concerts by the Community band. Dates for the others will be announced. One will be held in Union City and the other two will be on the Green.
 Donio1 novonEo ic Iirncfp,. of tho band Last year block dancing was held at one time in connection with the concert but it was unsuccessful with comparatively few taking part.
 It will not be renewed unless there is public demand.
 Hayseeders Featured
 The past week of full activity in promotion of the Seventh War Loan drive in the United States Rubber Go. footwear plant was cli- maXed yesterday with rallies and entertainment featuring the Sco- will Hayseeders, E. T. McGrath, publicity director, announced today.
 The Hayseeders are hillbilly band With live men and two Wome'l performers. They have starred in numerous bond rallies and paradeS not only in the Scovill plant but also for many other industrial and community organizations in the Waterbury area. Only last Satur- day they returned from a success full war bond tour in Boston. The unit was enthusiastically received by all departments visited in the Rubber plant.
 Sales of 6 bonds through vaca- tion payroll deductions totaling S8,- 100 were reported as the result of two-day drive conducted last week. It is expected that this fig ure will be substantially increased by cash sales today when some D. eos employees will receive their va cation pay.
 John J. Wrinn, chairman of the bor-Management War Bond committee at the plant, announced today that sales of $311 ,622 through regular payroll deductions and spe- cial bond purchases up to yesterday. This sum represents over 30 per WAY VI OiAN NohAPcbJ -oSt 4bObd O1 $385 ,60O
 A horse race theme is being used to promote bond sales at the plant. At the present writing the race to place first in the departmental prize contest has possibilities of ending in photo-finish. Almost since the start of the drive, Foreman Jim Healy's Waterproof Packing Dept. has been out in front by com- fortable margin. In sudden burst of speed Howard Eggly's Mill and Calendar Dept. broke into the lead yesterday. Bond purchases to date in the department represent 107.8 per cent of their quota. Healy's group has reached 104.7 per cent of their quota. while Adolph Nell sons Shipping Dept. Is running third with 930 figure.
 Final results will be announced shortly after June 30th, closing date of the current war loan drive.