The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07

The committee will meet Sunday to inspect the land further and make preliminary plans on it's lay out for various activities. Part of the land will be used as an outing spot, a part will be set aside for a shooting range, and rearing pool and softball courts are planned.
 Members were quite enthusiastic over the land purchase, MT. Ba- ker said.
 The committee includes: MT. Ba- ker, Thomas Saunders, James Ba- ker, pr. Joseph Sitar. Joseph De- Carlo, Roy Woodin, Rocco Mangine, Arthur Friend, Frank Baker and Walter Gesseck.
 Reports showed that progress so far in raising the 400 young pheaS- ants secured from the state is good.
 T-Sgt. Frank c. (Buddy) Wylong, 21, son of MT and Mrs. Frank J. Wylong, 64 Central avenue, has re- turned home for the first time in i two years. As radio man on a Liberator, based in England, he participated in 34 combat missions.
 He arrived home Tuesday night after flying to Bradley field from Europe, getting there Saturday night.
 He participated in raids on Ger many and southern France and al- though he admitted having numer- ouS narrow escapes, he escaped in- jury.
 After completing his combat mis- Sions he volunteered for further aerial duty, not involving combat work. and was on this for eight months.
 He wears the Distinguished Fly ing Gross, the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters and will be awarded two more clusters, the European Theater of Operations rib bon with six battle stars, and a presidential citation with a cluster.
 Sgt. Wylong has been in the Army Air Forces since December. 1942. He received only one home furlougll early in 1943. He trained at fields in Illinois, California, Idaho and Arizona.
 Sgt. Wylong is a graduate of the Naugatuck high school, class of 1922, and worked at the Naugatuck Chemical Co.,, prior to entering the service.
 Home for 30 days, he expects to be assigned to California on com pletion of his period. He estimates he has 106 points for discharge but how soon that will come he does not know.
 Salem School Leads Salem school, which has been leading the public schools in sale of war bonds and stamps, continued to do so this week, the report of Supt. i of Schools Harold E. Chittenden said today.
 Sales in the schools totaled S1,- l 571O5, well over the usual average and in keeping with the speeding up of the drive in connection with the Seventh War Loan. Of this purchases at Salem school totaled S931.85. Other school sales were: Central avenue, S163; Hop Brook, S129.75; Prospect, $103,65; i; | Naugatuck high school, $88.30; Rubber avenue, s62.45; Oak street, S56.65; Groveside, $35.40.
 No Coupons for Canning
 The suspension of issuance of 1 sugar coupons for canning purposes has not been lifted, Mrs. Elna House, chief clerk at the local ra- tion board said today. Consequently no coupons were available today or until the suspension is lifted and residents are asked not to call at the office for this purpose until further notification. Spare stamps taken from those who applied last week will be kept on file and cred- ited to the individuals. Rotary Club Met Capt. Gerald M. Monaghan of the Waterbury Civil Air Patrol was l Rotary club dinner Wednesday the guest speaker at the Naugatuck night at Strattons restaurant.
 Capt. Monaghan spoke on c. A. P. activities in this area. Pres. Kenneth E. Johnson introduced him.
 St. Hedwig's Graduation
 Rev. s. J. Nalewajk, pastor of St. Hedwig's church announced today | that the graduation exercises of the parish school will be held on Sum- day, June IT at the church. There are nine members of the graduating class of the school, Rev. Nalewajk indicated.
 Members of the class include The odore Kuczynski, John WojnaroW- ski Raymond Cieslewski. Veronica Borusiewicz, Patricia Healy, Harriet Lillis, Theresa Zukowski, Theresa Pszczkowski and Florence Laguna.
 Property Sale
 Wilfred D. Theroux has sold a house and lot on Millville avenue to Ruth and Rebecca Pliskin, accord ing to deed filed in the office of Town Clerk Raymond St. John Wednesday morning.
 Also Anna J. Weaving has sold a house and lot on Aetna street to Mary Fritas, and Anna Niewinski has sold a lot on Andrew Mountain road to Dominic and Anna Butkus.
 Mrs. Anna White. 69 Highland av- enue, has returned to her home from St. Mary's hospital, where she has been a surgical patient.
 Sgt. Gormley Finishes Course
 Seaman 1-c John J. Gormley, Jr. has successfully completed a tran scribed course at the Motor Torpedo Boat Squadrons training center al Melville, R. l., and is now qualified for motor torpedo boat duty, ac. cording to information received Wednesday by his parents, Police Chief and Mrs. John J. Gormley oi Beebh street. He has been transfer red to new station in New York.
 The Buddies club of St. Mary. l church vii. meet this evening at the