The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

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 Fancy That If the unusual weather continues we'll be getting frozen vegetables right out of own garden We have nerve kicking about liquor ration ing! Think what our boys in the Pacific have to go n o o e MP 2 in lNe a m9ney Rnn you WqTK @ TOT a % we read the autos will have every accessory except parking place A-stamps are to be worth two gallons of gas meaning that many trips to the butchers for no good reason Three of the most unpopular pressions of the day "No" Sorry and "Just Out Junior is thinking about and huning Tn the Good Old Summer Time" but Nom says, what's good about it -. VOu fool all of the people of the time and of the people all of the time but you won't mistake hip steak for porterhouse more than once A few years from when and if it's easy to get the neceSsares and the luxures it will be sort of uninteresting when you don't have to connve and figure how and where to buy cigarettes, candy and ice And speaking of ice cream who remembers when there sxty-eight fla more or less listed and you had time deciding whether to pick maple nut pistachio raspberry just
 The theme song of the YWCA which has just ganzed local unit is "Sing Along The Way" It presses its words and tempo the spirit of the organ iZatiOn The musical secretary of the W. Marie Oliver says in introduction to the book of songs used for gatherings of their groups that by enjoying the songs I've develop philosophy which will lead to better way of ivng-to real demOcracy-true free dom, and happiness for all people, let's sing along the way The song DOCKS Of the NV contain work songs and play sOngs sprtuals hymns and songs from many countries. The books were given souvenirs of the big meeting the other night when the wv officially organized.
 Our neighbor Litchfield, has many famous land marks and homes that date back to the early ZOOS and upwards. They line two of the finest small town streets in the country The streets and the houses to change though sometimes the houses change hands Such is the of the well known Dening house in North street The large sixteen home of ClarisSa
 
 one half acres beneath towering ems and like many other house in North South streets most of them dated, presents splendid appearance Many of these homes have stayed in the family from generation to generation others eventually change hands as the older folks pass and their descendants to other places. great many of these greenshuttered, green doored and knockered houses have stood in the shade of the giant ems approximately two hundred years some more less, and it is to be hoped they remain for many years to special part of the New England scene
 Our best wishes extended tonight to Mary Farrar Soper who recently observed her twentieth niversary member of the Visiting Nurses Associa tion The popular visiting nurse who is the senior member of the staff, recently honored at tea given by the board of directors and the nursing mittee of the VIVA at the home of Mrs John A. Coe Never undaunted by the many trials and trbulations of the women who undertook the of the sick
 when the VIVA in its infancy, the buefrocked nurses of score of years deserve special niche in the archives of fame They cranked cantankerous Model Ford to reach their assignments learned to change evertroublesome tires in 10 minutes flat and shOveled many path through the drifted snow to reach sckbed. These perhaps the least of the burdens of the hardworkng during the years During the depression there the problems of obtaining much needed milk for undernourished children seeking clothing for families whose for tunes were at an all time low and money for medi- cines when the family exchequer could provide more than bare existence. Such services out side the line of duty. Only the needy who benefited knew of these services rendered by the valiant who sought only the wellbeing of the community yet it will be forgotten by thousands of Waterbur- ians. We that the community joins in wishing Mary many happy years and may all her future dreams true.
 Brass Nuggets Tonight is the night of nights" for the members of the graduating class of the Water bury Catholic High School It will be "Senior Prom Night and the outstanding social function of the school year is in the ofng. John Deegan, chief announcer at Station WATR for the past year. has broadcast his final commercial the local facilities He has been "drafted" by Philadelphia Not Connie Mack and his Athletics but by big radio network It is Johns golden opportunity to crash the big league in radio ing The Tower joins in extending best wishes for suc and feels that the genial John has the necessary qualifications to make good. It is an unconfrmed re- port at present. but don't be surprised folks to Major Cal MarSella back in the Army service shortly. The young veteran of two World Wars may be recalled to active service shortly special assignment if the board of police commissioners had any intent of promo ing him. we suggest that they make good as soon as