The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
Bows Rally

Boys Rally
 A rally for all Junior Boys of the YMCA will be held Thursday. May 17th at ' D. m. in the YMCh gyGl- An interesting program has been arranged including movies, singing and refreshments Ali will be made about the Summer Camp program fot boys, "" summer programs and club activities.
 Lisle Ware and William Wrjgh. of the state YMCA will be present. Bill Wright will show movies oi Camp Hazen. the State " Boy; Camp Chester, Conn. MT Ware will describe the National Gray club for boys of Grammar school age.
 Local "" Secretaries Herbe.t E. Brown and Fritz Klambt will de- scribe the YMCA boys program for the summer and fall.
 A boys work committee will be formed in the near future to guiae and plan for carrying on an al round boys program for the Nau- gatuck YMCA.
 Victoria Inn Sold
 Victor and Victoria CiWanowicz have sold Victoria inn, Union street, to Sophie J. Scully, their daughter, warranty deed filed Thursday at the office of Town Clerk Raymond St. John shows.
 The sale price, according to tax stamps on the deed, is approXi- mately S20,00.
 Richard B. and Dorothy E. Sweet have sold a house and lot on Dunn avenue to F. Dudley and Helen B.. Chittenden, according to another deed recorded Thursday.
 Helen Dalby Doolittle has sold a house and lot on Hillside avenue to Charles D. McCleary and Alice Mo- Cleary.
 Lucy Papano has sold house and lot on Goodyear avenue to Bar bara T. Saeedy, another deed shows.
 Annual Banquet
 The women of the YMCA AuXil- iary Bowling league will hold their annual banquet on Tuesday, May 18th at Harmon's grill. Tickets are available at the YMCA office and should be procured by all who are planning to attend by Friday night on that date, according to Mrs. as the reservations have to be made Henry 1wick, chatlinan Of the Womens Bowling league
 Io1 nlQnnP6 and the winning teams for the fall and winter seasons will be awarded prizes.
 Prizes will also be awarded to the individuals getting the high single and high triple scores for both the fall and winter leagues.
 Those receiving prizes include: Mrs. Garland, Mrs. E. Miller, Mrs. Custodio, Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. T. Russell, Mrs. w. Baker, Mrs. T. Lynch, Mrs. c, Baummer, Mrs Kearns, Mrs. Casey, Mrs. DiMaria Mrs. M. Miller.
 The high single for the fall sea- son was Mrs. w. Hermonat-129 High triple was scored by Mrs. A Miller-348. For the winter season Mrs. Dullard scored high single of 135 and Mrs. Beardsley high triple of 342.
 Camp Hagen
 The registrations for "" boys tc go to Camp Hazen this summer art coming in far ahead of last veal according to William Wright of tht tate office. Director of the Statt YMCA camp at Chester, Connectl' cut.
 Local "" Secretary Herbert E Brown has announced that Caml Hagen pamphlets and registration forms are available upon inquiry a the local "" office.
 The Camp Hazen staff for thl year is composed of the stroHges leadership they have had for man. years. Men from numerous coll.e es in this section of the countr' have been engaged including mel from Springfield, Holy Cross, Clarl University, Oberlin, Yale, Boston | Tufts, Conn. Teachers, Washington State, Maine U., and Wisconsl i State.
 The camp season is divided int periods-June 30 to July IA; Jul IA to July 28: July 28 to Aug. Il and Aug. II to Aug. 25.
 The well rounded camp program includes: - crafts, nature study athletics, group games, story hours dramatics overnight hiking, specla trips, water activities, swimming boating, radio, riflery, archery, ett
 Poultry Gathering
 Professor William Monahan, poul try expert, will address the Naug atuck Fish and Game Protectiv Association May 21 at Stratton' Restaurant at p. m. Delegation from game clubs in Waterbury l Cheshire, Watertown, Oxford