The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-09
High Schools To Stage Annual Spring Concert
Alfonso Cavaaro Music Supervisor, to Direct lnstru
 n1entasts, Vocalist Participating in Program
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1 lumbia, which will be held fir, m June IA to June IT. Members of the Watertown Y. T. c. will assist with the rummage sale to be con- ducted ill Pintoff's vacant store, Main street, Tuesday. Following the meeting .efresn- ments were served by Mrs. Logue and Nancy Lynn.
 The next meeting will be held at the home of Helen Williams. MiG- d-ebury road, Monday evening, May 21. Nancy Lynn will lead the de- votoinal service and Hellen Williams will have charge of the discussion. Refreshments will be in charge of Carolyn Cross and Helen Willioms. On Tuesday morning several mem bers of the YTC attended the VIE day service held at Christ Episco- pal church at II o'clock.
 VIE Day VIE Day was observed quietly in WatertoWn. Sessions were held as usual at tine high sChooI, Bald win school and St. Johns school and appropriate observance were held at the schools. The factory whistles and sirens were blown at noon, in recognition of tle day, and most of the stores closed at noon. Work was carried on in the factories and services in observance of V-E Day were held in the church. eS.
 Services in the First l,grega- tional church and the Methodist church were held Tuesday evening at o'clock, while at Christ EpiS- copal church services were held on Tuesday morning at II o'ct.ck and Tuesday evening at o'clock.
 A Mass of Thanksgiving was cele- brated in St. Jonn's R. c church this morning at o'clock.
 Visiting Friends
 Ensign Eleano, Tamul, L. s. N. R., stationed at Crane, Ind, is spending few days visiting friends in town. Before her enlistment, Ensign Iamul was a .remner of the faculty at the WatcTtown high school, where she taught com meIcial subjects.
 Scouts Enjoy Trip
 Members of Senior Girl Scout Troop ?, with their leaders, Mrs Reinhold Dewitt and Miss Pauline Miller, spent Saturday in Hartford The group left Waterbury on the g o'clock train Saturday morning and returned to WatertoWn at 10 o'clock in the evening, coming from Hart ford by bus. Upon arrival in Hart ford the Scouts toured Fox's De- partment store and after luncheon | attended the matinee at Bushnell Memorial Hall where they witnessed Student Prince"
 After the matinee the group en- joyed dinner at Hotel Bond and then departed for home.
 Attending were: Mrs. Dewitt, Miss Pauline Miller, leaders; Scouts, Carol Coon, Mirabel Wills, Dorothy Ann Bassford. Nina Ring, Shirley Virginia
 Rice, Betty Mclean, Shirley Nose icy. Virginia Copes, Mary Dewitt, Rosemary Dubpernell, Roberta Dub- l pefneu, beulah ElWood, Nancy Lin sky, Henrietta Mansfield. June Shafer. Eleanor Pronovost and Polly Perry.
 Quota Completed
 Mrs. Henry Long, chairman of knitting for Watertown chapter, American Red Cross, has announced that Watertown's quota of army knitting has been completed ard sent to American Red Cross Depot, Station Arsenal, Sea Girt. N. J.
 The shipment included: Al sleeye0 sweaters, l0l pairs army socks, 40 shoulderettes.
 Mrs. Long wishes to thank all those who helped in making it pos sible to have Watertown quota com- pleted so quickly.