The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-20

WrlgnC or the I. M. C. "A. SCdJe office. The camp season is broken down into four periods of two weeks each, opening June 30. The periods are as follows: first period, June 30 to July IA; second period, July IA to July 2S; third period. July % to August Il; fourth period, August II to August 25.
 Information booklet about Camp HaZen may be secured from the "" secretary.
 The camping program includes swimming, boating, craft work and hobbies, games of all types, nature study. overnight hikes. special trips, dramatics, stunt nights, etc.
 Bill Wright reports that strong leadership has been procured for the 1945 camp season.
 Coming Marriage
 MT. and Mrs. Jay L. Hoyt, 219 Park avenue, have announced the coming marriage of their daughter Miss Jeanne Lorraine Hoyt, to Machinist's Mate First Class Floyd M. Curtis, son of MT. and Mrs Rushmere Curtis of Long Beach, Calf.
 The wedding will take place at the Hillside Congregational church Saturday evening at o'clock.
 Miss Hoyt is graduate of Naug- atuck High school and is employed at the Lewis Engineering Com pany. Mr. Curtis is stationed at the Submarine Base in New London.
 To Give Lecture
 An illustrated lecture, War time Gardening and Insect Control will be given tonight by Robert Stevens, Associate County Agent of the Uni- ted States Department of Agricul- ture, at the monthly meeting of the Brotherhood of the Salem Lutheran church, to held at the home of Harry Carlson, 67 Quinn street.
 MT. Stevens talk on gardening will be both valuable and timely as the need for more home gardens is particularly necessary now more than ever before in view of the United States obligation to Europe.
 Regular Meeting
 Voiture Locale, BPS, of the 40 and 8, the fun division of the American Legion, which includes 8 number of Naugatuck war veterans, will hold a regular meeting tonight in Py- thian hall, Church street, at o'clock sharp.
 This is the first time that the "40 and 8" has held a meeting here since 1928 or 1929.
 George Lewis, Naugatuck Legion commander, is the historian of the group. with Edward Gerber as cor respondent.
 The 40 and g. Locale includes veterans from Milford to Water bury, and it is expected that scores will attend the affair. Naugatuck members in addition to MT. Lewis and MT. Gerber, include Joseph c. Raytkwich, Jr.. Frederick Tres trail, Edward Wilcox, John Sim mons, Harris Whitemore, Jr, Harold Lewis, Louis Jamele, and James Grant.
 Budget To Be Discussed
 Final approval of an overall budget for the new fiscal year is expected to be made at tonight's meeting of the board of warden and burgesses. Saturday is the last day for granting such approv- al. according to the borough char ter.
 Two budget meetings have been held by the board now and 1t has discussed detailed items in most budgets. No budget has been held by the board now and it has dis cussed detailed items in most budgets. No budget has been set up for any department.
 Warden Leo J. Brophy at a meeting Wednesday night stressed that he does not favor any increase in the tax rate and Burgess Dom chic De Carlo (R) expressed the belief that all the burgesses are in- terested in keeping the tax rate down.
 The warden disclosed that it is planned to use state aid road grants to complete a road to Mill vile started some years ago west of the Raytkwich property, Mill vile avenue. It was begun as a Public Works Administration pro- ject but was never graded, oiled or finished.
 State aid road grants would be used to C. iplete the road, which would be important tC the develop ment of the borough, the warden said.
 Te Receive Degrees
 Rev. Joseph -Sochunas of St. Marys church, Rev. John Wanat of St. HedwiK,s church and Rev. John