The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-12

membership committee, Constance Olson; refreshment committee, Laura Puleo; publicity committee, Ruth Freak.
 A special meeting of the directors will be held Monday, July 16, at 7:30 p. m. at the YMCA. The di- rectors include the officers and com- mittee chairmen and members of the advisory board.
 Teen Town has been in operation for over three months with head quarters at the YMCA. More ex- tenSive plans are contemplated starting in the fall.
 Election Hours Set
 Miss c. Josephine GilliS of Boston, field representative for the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, announced today that hours have been set for the election at the U. s. Rubber Co.,, footwear plant to determine the bar gaining agency for that plant. A representative of the National Labor Relations Board will super wise the election.
 The plant election will take place July 26 with the A. F. of L. and Local 45, United Rubber Workers of America (CIO), competing. The CIO union at present is the bargain ing agent for the plant.
 Miss Gillis predicted large vote and said she was confident that the majority of workers would take ad- vantage of the opportunity to make g. change
 She has been connected with the A. F. of L. Rubber Workers for 10 years and has been field represent ative for two years. She is vice pres ident of local in Providence, R. I There will be three large booths in the plant and voting will be as fol- lows: Waterproof department, from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m.; fuel cells and tennis department 6 a. m. to ,6:1s p. n.
 In addition there will be a rowing booth which will travel to various units of the footwear plant suct as the carton plant and Beacor Falls warehouse.
 Mechanics will vote from 6 to a. m. and from 4 to p. m. Plant No. will vote from 8 a. m. to g a m. and from 2.30 to 3:30 p. m. The carton shop employees will cast theil ballots from g to 10 a. m. Voting al the Beacon Falls plant will be from 10 a. m. to noon and from 2:30 tc 3:30 p. m.
 Vaccination
 All children entering Naugatuck schools for the first time in Septem. Der must be vaccinated, Supt. oi Schools Harold E. Chittenden Saic today.
 He pointed out that if the vac cination is done now, the childrer will be completely recovered in { few ks and will avoid being in convenienced at the opening day of school.
 Parents of children entering loca schools for the first time are asket to have the children submit a forn certificate as to their age.
 Children entering Kindergarten must be at least four years, eigh months old, MT. Chittenden said.
 Ration Board "Swamped"
 Due to the next shoe coupon be coming valid August r. the locs var price and rationing board an nounced today that no extra sho coupons will be issued for an in definite period, effective immedi ately.
 Officials at the. board said tn office has been "swamped" witt residents applying for additions coupons for shoes. In view of tn new stamp being valid within tn next 20 days, the officials feel ths residents can "get by" until tha time.
 In cases of emergencies, the boar will accept and review application for extra shoe coupons.
 Entertains Servicenen
 Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Edward , Daley were recent guests of thel aunt, Miss Loretta O'Shea of Cherr street.
 Sgt. Daley recently returned hthis country from Iceland. He en tered the U. S. Army Sept. 4, 194: Pfc. Daley, who served 37 monEf | overseas duty in the South Pacifi' expects to receive an honorable dis charge under the point system i the near future. Entering tn Army on March IA, i941, he no works in the office of the Hallora General hospital, Staten Island, ] Y.
 The brothers met in New Tor recently for the first time in thre and half years.
 Funeral Today The funeral of Mrs. Alta (Dick erman) Clark, n, widow of Wels ford s. Clark, who died Monday g her home on New Haven road, ws held at 2 this afternoon from tn residence. Rev. Richard Baxter ( Middlebury, acting rector of s Michael's Episcopal church off ciated and burial was in Grov cemetery.
 Recovers From Injuries
 Pfc. Ray E. Sovia of Quinn stree has recovered from injuries receive in Burma, June l6, 1914, he wrot his mother, Mrs. Anna Sovia re gently. He was seriously wounde | in the battle at Myitkyana airfiel and was in the 69th General Hos pital, Burma, for a year. He sui fered wounds in the neck and body | During most of his convalescence h c.uld not use his right hand an could not walk.
 He nov is with q new unit know