The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-01
Over 5000 Bills To Be Sent Out
 It Is Announced
July Tax of I0 Mills Is Due July All Taxpayers Have to Pay July Levy, But Only Property Owners the
 Five Mill December Tax
N A UG AT JIG K.

Naugatuck, June 1-Property tax bills for July and December are now being prepared, Tax Collector Patrick F. McKeon said today
 More than 5000 tax bills Will be sent out. Residents can pay them immediately after receipt of the bill if they desire, MT. McKeon sad.
 The July tax of 19 mills IS due July l and residents have until Aug. 1 before interest charges are added
 The December tax is not due un- til Dec. 31, l945, but some taxpayers pay this tax with the July levy for convenience sale. Mailing ot the bills is expected to start the latter part of June.
 All taxpayers have to pay the July levy but only property owners in the inside tax district are re- ouired to pay the five-mill Decem- Der tax.
 Under a bill passed by the Gen. eral Assembly at the current seS- sion, the inside tax district lines were altered to include all Of the houses in the Glenridge housing pn,iect. In the past slightly more than half of the homes were lh the outside distr!c:
 Donald Cowan Elected
 Donald Cowan WAS recently elect cd president of the Alemolc AsSocla- ton of the Naugatuck Chemical CO.,, succeeding Oscar BlomQuist.
 Also elected were: Vice-presldent, William Mclaughlin, secretary, Winifred Worrell treasurer, Fran cia Egan' chairman of social actlyi- ties, William Fernandes, Jr.; ath- letics chairmen. Edward UraShka, William McQuirk; dramaJics chair man. Charles FelloWes, Walter Booth; publicity chairman, Nordhill Nauges.
 Elected to the executive board were: MT. Cowan, William Me Laughlin, Francis Egan, Winifred W,rreI. Edward Urashka, William McQuirk. William Fernandes. Charles Fellows. Jr.. Otto Miller, Ar thur Nauges. Walter Booth, Frank Wynn, Henry Atwood and Larry Volpe.
 An outing will be held in the near future.
 Local Hi-Y Organized at YMCA
 The first local Hi-Y club has been organized and have taken the name of the Naugatucll Hi-Y club.
 The club plans to become a part of the National Hi-Y Fellowship when they become chartered in the Spring or early Fall,
 Newly elected officers include: John Kane, president; Vincent Healy, vice. president; Joseph Healy secretary; and Thomas Leary, treas ur0r.
 Committee appointments include: program committee-Ray Hotchkiss, chairman; Larry Mambrino and Fred Moeckel. Membership commit tee-John Casper, chairman; Rob- ert Jones and Robert Mariana. Serv- ice committee Thomas Walsh chairman: Jack Curtin and Donald Hermonat. Other members of the club are Kenneth Zerbe, Ray DoWl- ing, Peter Leitton and Scott Con- mover.
 The next meeting of the Nauga- tuck Hi-Y club will eb held We'd nesday, June 9th at p. m. Lisle Ware, Associate tSate Y. M. c. A Secretary will be guest speaker. Sev- eral guests from another Hi-Y clut in the tSate have also been invited
 There are over 1000 lily clubs in YMCA's of United States and its territories and many more in T. other countries of the world.
 It is expected that there will bt more local clubs in Hi-Y including both boys groups and girls groups according to General Secretary Her bert E. Brown.