The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
A. Card Party Date
 Chosen By Committee
High School Gym Scene of Benefit Event October l7i
 Dr.. Winfield Wight Renamed Health Officer
THoMAST ON
orresnondent: Nrs Frank H. MatOon, StTal HS

Thomaston Oct. l0-Members of the high and grammar schools will constitute the committee in charge of the card party Oct. IT at the high school gym for the benefit or the high school athletic associa- : ton. The patry Is an annual event and the entire proceeds is used TOT the carrying expenses of the asso.. ciation for the. year The parties of the past have held record attend- ance of all similar affairs each year and this years event is expected to surpass all others. Tickets are being sold by the high school pupils and the class selling the largest number will be rewarded with a party. .
 The ticket committee is comprised of Edward Stuart and Miss Linda Hewlett; tables, Miss Phyllis Menke, Miss Eleanor Kane, Miss Evelyn Goodwin; check room, Bernard Courtney; cards. Mrs. Helen Leavy, Miss Davida Blakeslee, Miss Rose Gangloff; tallies, Mrs, Grace Ma son. Miss Clara Rannie; prizes, Miss Jennie Buck, Mrs. Marion Bailey; posters, John Grove, Mrs. Doris Wa ters, Miss Mildred Florian; pinochle Mrs. Anna Poit; bridge, Miss Dora Higgins; table transportation, Enos Drumm, Albert Ebner.
 Selectman E. R. Kaiser is in re- ceipt of a letter from John T. Me- Carthy, commissioner of motol vehicles, requesting that he seek the cooperation of car owners here in having their cars checked at the earliest opportunity. The second in' spection which got under way Aug ust 18, will continue until Jan. lf and the motor vehicle comrlis' sloner suggests all who can, have their cars Inspected by Nov. l.
 Fall Rally Oct. 16
 Several members of the Ladies Aid society of the Congregations church are planning to attend tho fall rally of the Litchfield distric at the Center church, Torrington Oct. 16. A special feature of tho mornings program twill be a presl' dents round table in which presi' dents of womens groups will par ticipate. Mrs. L. Horatio BigloW state president of the Connects cut Council for Women will explain the working of the Council as I applies to the individual churches.
 Herbert Koenigsbauer, Johr L yo ms, Samuel Speziale, Edwart Henderson. Joseph Bystrey and W.T. liam Elliott have been officially ap- pointed by Selectman E. R. Kaiser to serve as special constables. The appointments are in connection witlI the defense work here and the men appointed have no authority to act except in an emergency, in connec- ton with defense measures.
 The appointments were made at the request of the defense commit- tee.
 The Women's society of Chris. tian Service of the Methodist church are sponsoring presentation of Gene and Glen, well knowi radio team, at the church parlor! Oct. 13.
 During the evening, home made candy will be sold.
 40 Tables in Play
 There were 40 tables in play al the first session Wednesday evening of the card tournament being spon- sroed by Electa Chapter. O. E. s. at Masonic hall. Twenty -four tables were devoted to pinochle and 16 tC bridge. High scorers in pinochl' were I. F. Miles and Howard Lump kin; second high, MT. and Mrs Arthur Wonsh of Waterbury. MT and Mrs. Earl Hartley were higf bridge scorers, with Mrs. Heller Leavy and Mrs. James Duff, sec. ond high. The second in the serie: of the four weeks tournament vii be played next Wednesday night Playing starts promptly at 6 o'clock
 "Wednesday nights players in pi' nochle were: Mir. and Mrs. Thom. as Dickson, MT. and Mrs. Henry Curtiss, MT. and Mrs. Hugh old ham, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Platts MT. and Mrs. William Richardson MT. and Mrs. Murel Gilbert. Mfr and Mrs. Harold Jordan, Mfr. ant MrsH Andrew Serenson, Mfr. anf Mrs. Purcell Knox. MT, and Mrs William cill, MT. and Mrs. Thora. sse |4se.tszsrf wN4 Nr4H aM@& AMm eNsNf