The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-14

 ON PARADE-Charey Conne genial parcel post "expediter" brightenng up Bank street each morning with his cheery hello. Valiant shoppers being blown around in Friday mornings wind. Atty Mlton anu Mitchell Meyers, fine brother relationship ever we witnessed one. Postmaster Charley Babin having his morning coffee at the Terminal. Bill Gerard our alderman and favorite barber. John (Jake) Kinny taking his fresh grip on fatherhood in his stde and why not may ask? Doc Spain rushing to keep in step with his appointments. Neil Horrlgan popular liquor suzerain for the Diamond Ginger Ale Co., Neil just parked his tonss at St. Marys Hospital and has intentions of going back to look for them .. Frank Keefe of our postal department iooklns younger everyday. Gene Ovatt analyzlng the morn ine's news a cup of coffee. Commissioner Nur- ray Grossman looking like Grover Whean, as usual =. Mrs Marie Hayes of the Scovil personnel depart nent of the handsomest of women in these parts . J. Warren Upson, salvage chairman, settling down to the prewar awareness of 24hour day instead Of 2 48-hour Genial Matt Doyle of Broolside Home keeping posted on the latest in welfare work. The pellme onslaught of the "kids coming out of the high schools at the close of the days sessions. All the people looking for the court appointments going around looking though they weren't really looking, if you follow
 Sunshne-Blnd in Waterbury, or any part of Connecticut, may if they wsh enjoy vacation as guests of the American Foundation for the Blind New York The Foundation that it's holiday estate sest Haven" Monroe N Y, will open its season on June 18th and will entertain limited number of sight less guests for periods of eighteen days each The four holiday periods will begin respectively June 18th July 9th July 30th and August 2Oth Last summer the Foundation provided Al blind with these care
 
 mansion in it's wooded grounds is forty miles north of New York City. The Foundations invitation is open to a limited number of blind women from eighteen to sxtyve years age whose financial status precludes vacations at paid resorts Applications for vacation at "Rest Haven" being received at the headquarters of the American Foundation for the Bnd 15 West Sixteenth Street New York Il, N. Y.
 Formal announcement has been made of the approaching ordination to holy priesthood of Rev Justin AIoysius Dolan, of Mrs James H. Dolan of Sylvan avenue He will receive the Sacrament of Holy nrdo Cofu at Inc Of he late Conception, Albany New York, Most Rev Edmund F. Gibbons D. D. bishop of Albany, officiating Father Dolan will be a member of the La Saette Order of Mis- sionaries. He will celebrate his first solemn high Mass in St. Francis Xavier's church next Sunday morning During vacations he employed by the Park Department in supervising local playgrounds
 C.Y o. Highlghts :" Members of various local units clergy parents and friends paused in K of C. club rooms Friday evening before the opening of the oratorca contest to dedicate the occasion and to offer prayers for the return of Corp Francis Kelley Army Air Corps radio gunner reported missing in action Corporal Kelley was member Of the Immaculate Con- ception debating team which the first C. O. cham pionShip tribute was also paid the memory of Mrs Philomena Sullivan whose generous contributions estab lished the James F. Arnold Memorial Fund which an nuay awaros outstanding c. Y O. debaters. The win of the contest Friday evening" Martin Campion is 15year-od freshman at the Sacred Heart High School He is the of MT. and Mrs. John Campion of South View street and nephew of Deputy Fire Chief Martin Campon With three years more in his favor the youngster should figure prominently in future C. r. O. and scholastic activities and be outstanding contender for the American Legion annual oraton honors. The Sacred Heart High School has provided the local repre- sentative in Legion contests for the past four They have two state championships and have provided one national finaliSt Incidentally second place win ner in the K. of CC. Y O orations Miss Margaret Mary Grimes student at the Waterbury Catholic High School who credited with offering of the most comprehensive analysis of the Dumbarton Oaks pro- poSals, and their potential role in permanent nerna tonal peace given in Waterbury, The young ladys subject matter special commendation from judges and observers Miss Dorothy Siebert made excel lent moderator and reviewed past activities of the C. Y O. And to complete the of the evening" the judges Rev. Myron Miller, City Treasurer Serge Beanger and John J. Five-Minute News Summary Daly gave in- terestng comments the oratons and entertained with amusing personal experiences in public speaking.
 Good Night.
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