The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-07
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BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Homer (. Senlor Russell TruelOve. Richard Senior, Mrs. RalpA Grain. Mrs. Charles Woods Mrs. Herbert Rarsae Ruth natcheder. Nancy Lou TOtten and James Steele have been nominated by St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Watervlle to form a committee. together witA an architect. consider plans for church. .. The Rev. Samuel Budde vicar of Christ Chapel, expects to offer voice training to boys and girls during Christopher Hartman son of Lt and Mrs william j. Hartman was recently baptized at the Second COngre Kaaioma Church. Ditto for sharon Virginia MOteai. lis daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward MOtejaits Larry kihrdc. of It. COmdr and Mrs. "LOlla" Kill bride Of Florida former residents of this city. first prize in the finals of Radio Station WQAMs annual speech contest recently He represented Coral Gables Elementary School and the victory the third for that institution. giving permanent possession of the trophy Kbride received a victory award and plaque, plus sls0 wrist watch. Fred BOrOn president of the radio station made the presentation.
 Around Town . . Teen-agers drop in to convenient drug stores their way home from school and milk floats cOkes and strawberry sundaes, then beat for the bus home. June is showing styles in head along the and hats have been discard cd to certain for big Carmen roses semi-crowns of variegated flowers and snoods Recent rainy days Taincoats in all bright shades. well in putty color blacks and browns Sports jackets for the boys seersUcker coats. bathing paraphernaia few lonely looking biscuits bright cotton dresses, floor wedding invitations curtains bath mats big cherries and pine apples catch the of the passer by There goes bride into church followed by her attendants and here of another church after the ceremony and the entire parties look pretty nice and June-ish Rho dOdendrOns yards around looking pretty nce and laurel up Fulton Park and along Chase Parkway show that June is really here and advancing Young misses St. Margarets School campus out towards the Nddebury Road fitting about recently during mencement week exercises. Vegetable gardens around town and the outskirts look pretty waersoaked after frequent rains and the Naugatuck River is becoming quite agtated with recurrent rains. Happy ygOlucky attitude of passing school youngsters suggests that school will be out before know it. with books tossed into the air with the nOnchaance of West Pointer throwing his hat into the air after graduation. Goodbye. now!
 MiddIebury College at MiddIebury. w.. is planning a Composer Conference and Chamber Music Center at ahe eoIeee from August I7 to B. An interesting bule. tin with calendar of events has to notice out hnnR events similar n scope to other nearby Summer Tanglew0Od in LenOx. The Conference in Middlebury aims according the brochure. O provide experienced criticism Of scores and program of discussion, insruc tisa and performance H Is designed not only for those Interested in composing professionally, but also for per- ssas desiring better snderstaRding of hOw serious egmpong Is accomplished. The Conference is to have
 distinguished staff that includes Richard r. Donovan. wsl.knOwn in IocaI and state music circles former teacher Taft School n WatertOwn conductor of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, and a member of the gacuhy of the Yale School of Music.
 June Buds. Caps and gowns are being given pri. fy by air freight directors that the number of dis appointments among June graduates will be reduced to minimum: The Washington Catholic Evidence Guild is starting its 18th Of holding Openair religious for each Sunday in the city parks Of the National Capital Rev. DF. Charles A, Hart of the School of Philosophy, Catholic University of America founded the guild in l93l
 
 Guild national convention about three years ago. Inci- dentsly Waterbury then had band of crusaders who staged public forums the Carrie Weon fountain and B various cities and towns of the state Local bankers finding the Saturday closing plan working out smoothly. number of complaints to be expected the first two weeks but after the public gets acquainted with the late Friday opening pan the idea should click The fact that of Brdgep0rts largest banks filed protest and asked the Governor to amend his original order surprise to the local members of the pro. fessiOn, Next year several leading merchants hope to sufficient interest in having the mercantile clos. Dg schedule include the month of June we'll July and August, Vacations being given serious consldera- fj0n these days, it The building committee of Corp, COye Post American Legion, has hopes of coming SD" Wtth favorable report 8 home Of these June days, Many prominent LegIOnnares are still wait. ing the call for action the citywde drive for memorial bOBOFiBg al veterans Of two World Wars It's not too early, buddies, it's moi too early The same advice was handed out 2s years ago and you will kindly note the suits. For inspiration take good look at the ctys honor So e0mmenOKatlng the deeds Of ifs brave It's tioB, buddies it's action that's needed!
 The seVeR,yeaT-Od b0y Of R0merviIIe, Mass. wh0 sent i0 bus loaf O bread and who got 0sl lR the pT0eess tOdsys best lesson; D0nt send hoy e . msHG eTsHd,