The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
OAKVll.LE lOrrespondent: Mae Villa BAbii lS17 WatertOwu Avenue
VISITORS GUESTS
 AT STAMP FARLEY
Albert Pope Gives Inter. esting Address on COl-
 lecting Covers

Oakville, March 16-The Stamp Club met at the South School as- SC nbly hall last evening. Bernard KuA.uzweiler is director, Earl Taylor, pI .s.fent, Vito Lapio, vice-presi- de {, and Richard Koslosky, treas- urer.
 Albert J. Pope was the guest speaker. He gave very interesting and educational talk on Collecting Gtemp on Covers. This phase of stamp collecting has been the hobby of MT. Pope for many years. Many exhibitions were shown which irl- cludtd covers carried on the first flight of the Hindenburg to the United States, also on the China Clipper as well as First Day covers with their special cachet markings and the First Flight Carrier of Grat Zeppelin in Africa.
 MT. Pope said he intended to at- tend the Second Stamp Jamboree Saturday at the Bond Hotel in HG rtfCrd. This Jamboree will be free an he hoped as many people as pOSSlDle VIII attend.
 Ctamp trading and prize con- test followed. Prizes were awarded to Dorothy Cutler, Vito Lapio, Stan. ley Miclosky, George Seller, Joseph Aveiina, Richard Koslosky, Betty Laurence, Evelyn Corcoran, Harold Br ", Canio Lapio, Betty Laurence, and Richard Koslosky. Visitors in- cluded Rev. H. 8. Douglas, Betty Lawrence and Raymond B. Pope from Oxford.
 The members attending were: AL fred Traycrs, Earl Taylor, Vito Lap- 10, Dorothy Mulhern, Richard Kos- los'ly, Betty Corcoran, Edna Bou- langer, Jean Strafstron, George Seile", Josephine Zaccaria, Dorothy Cutler, Joyce Kuntzweiler, Samuel La 10, Canio Lapio, Harold Brew, Bstty Dawes, Ethel Miclosky, Stan ley Miclosky, Gerald Baritone, Tom mJ Ostrom, Joseph. Avelani, Eve- lyl Corcoran, Ruth Crosse, stephen Baldwin, Earle Gordon.
 March 29th there will be spec ial meeting and the guest speaker will be lady who has travelled t'l"ough all the countries.
 Parents Teachers
 The Parents-Teachers associat ton met at the South School assembly hall last evening with their presi- ce t, Mrs. Charles Stevens. At the last meeting, March 5th, a nomin- ilg committee was named for the election of officers for the coming year.
 The nominating committee in- cluded: Miss Jane E. McQuade, Miss c. Woodruff, Mrs. George Dubper- nell, Mrs. Dubpernell was the chair lady.
 The officers elected were as fol- 10 s: Mrs. Albert Pope, lst vice. president, Mrs. Henry Stella, End vice-president, Miss Sevia Nelson, Sc ;ietary. Mrs. David Roger, Treas UT r, Miss Lois Doolittle.
 A vote of thanks was extended to the retiring president Mrs. Charles Stevens, who started the association, two years ago and has carried 1t on so successfully during that time.
 Albert J. Pope, chairman of the program committee, congratulated Mrs. Stevens on the splendid work she had done in the past two years. Irs. Dubpernell presented Mrs. Stevens with a pin in honor of her two years service as president and extended her wishes for success to the new president, Mrs. Alert Pope. Airs. Stevens thanked the mem bers for the splendid gift that was presented to her.
 The members attending were {: Mrs. George Dubpernell, Lois M. D olittle, Alice Briggs, Sevia S. Nil- scr. Jane E. McQuade, Mrs. Bert Cocco. Mrs. Dom Guglielmetti, Mrs. r. Eares, Mrs. John Kontout, Mrs. David Roger, Mrs. Walter Greason, M.:r. Chrales Stevens. Albert Pope and Mrs. Henry Stella.
 St. Patrick's Card Party
 Mrs. Helen Shanahan of Rosette street will entertain St. Patrick's Day Card Party at her home We'd nesday afternoon for the benefit of St. Mary Magdalen's church. Bridge, pinocllle ana whist will be played. Prize; will be. awarded to each table and refreshments served.
 Briefs
 The Mems Club will meet at the Congregational Church parish house