The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-20
Young Republicans
 Will Not Meet In New Haven As Planned
Announcement Made at St. Georges Hall By State la President, Walter NOrwash; County Approves
 s.A Anti.DiscriminatiOn Bill S
CAT OK

I automobiles and 1t is felt that much can be learned from meeting of those having recollectionS of other days.
 Mrs, Constance Mel. Green who Is to write the history, has al- ready done considerable research work here. She asks that people having old documents cooperate with her by loaning the same and emphasis how important a single fact might be in compiling informa- ton for the history.
 Refreshments will be served dur ing the social hour by a commit tee from the American Home De- partment of the Naugatuck Wo- mems Club of which Mrs. Ernest DiMaria is the chairman. Mrs. Clarence E. Penniman, chairman of the Garden Department, will have charge of table decorations This meeting will give people an opportunity to meet Mrs. Green and observe that she is fitted by ill- heritance, training and experience to write the History of Naugatuck
 22 Garden Plots Available Only 22 of the 130 borough-owned plots for war gardens have not yet been applied for so far, Leo Scuily chairman of the War Gardens unit of the Naugautck War Council, said this morning. The remaining plots vii be given to the first persons applying for them, he said.
 He said the continued interest in war gardening is encouraging and shows that residents still re- alize it is necessary to do as muc1 as possible for the war effort.
 The remaining 2 gardens are as follows:
 Eleven at the war garden site near Millville avenue; eight at the Hoadley street group plots and three at Recreation field.
 The borough charges a g ren- tal fee for such plots and if they are cleaned up at the end of the season, $l is returned to the gar uener. Persons wishing the re. maining plots should apply at the welfare office in the town nall as sooA as possible, MT. Scully said.
 MT. Scully stressed that it is essential that persons with private land for gardens continue to use them this year. They will be as- surfing themselves of regular sup ply of fresh vegetables and at the same time will be helping in the war effort in view of the present food shortage, he explained.
 Midgets in Exhibition Drill
 The Midget's Gym Class of the Naugatuck Y selected dumbbell drill for the coming exhibition, Fri and Saturday, April 27 and 28. The boys have been training for the last three months and are all set for the big occasion. Also several members of the class have been se- lected to put on their usual Basket ball game, which made such hit last year. The boys listed to de- morstrate are William Allen, Angus tine Aggrizzo, Charles Alegi, John Alegi, Roger Anderson, Charles Aquavia, Joseph Augstolis, John Barker, William Barker, Gene Beb- ble, Fred Birdsall, Carl Bovey, Will liam Borg, John Brady, Sam Brady, Donald Brennan, Russell Bristol, William Brush. Charles Brush, James Buckley, Anthony Burns, Donald ButkaS, Albert Butkas, Joel Butkas, Richard Boncal, Leonard Casella, Jack Carroll, William Clas- sey, Raymond Cieslewski, William Cinnamond, William Chittendan, Robert Crotty, Amenico Costa, George Cronin, Jackie Currier, Thomas Domody, Andrew Davison, William Davsion, Francis Daly, Ed ward Delaney, Charles Dick, Cor nelius DiMaria, Thomas Dolan, Donald Bowling, Arthur Dubus. Jerry Duffy, Bruce Erickson, Ben- jamin Edwards, David Edwards, Roger Evans, Louis Farrar, Janito Fidalgo, Donald Fitzgerald and