The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-02
FARM WORK LABOR
 VOLUNTEERS ASKED
Part or Full Time Members Needed; Frances DiSpotO
 Given Birthday Party
OAKVlLLE Correspondent. Irene Slough, Telephone 4-S933

Oakville, April 2 -- The Civilian defense office would like to have all boys, girls, men and women avail able, to register for farm work this summer, Persons may register for part or full time work. Volunteers will receive farm wages.
 Honor Roll
 Miss Caroline Shaw, superintend- ent of the Union Congregational church, has announced the honor roll for March. It follows: Nursery Department, Shirley Grenier, Ger tiudc Carey Jared Shaw David Shaw, Gaile Miller, Kindergarten, Marion Straistrom, Mildred Straf- strom, Dorothy Dams, Jackie Dres- cEer, and Jack Travers; Primary: Martha Rank, Beverly LaraWay. Rc1trt Latfey, Lorraine Bradshaw, GWendolyn Locke, Alice DreScher Emily Todd, Louis LeFage, Warren Shaw, and Marylin Shaw. Junior: George Shaw, Russell Pope, Claire Sutherland, Eleanor ReiSS, Keith Shaw, William Prager, Barbara I,affey, Priscilla Roger. Stephan Mehan, Edith BarkauskaS, and Ed ward Ranslow.
 Intermediate: Robert Villas Ro- bert Meehan, Richard Bradshaw Gilbert Botelle, Helen Beveridge, Charlotte Andrews, Robert Traver Nancy Roger, Avian Relyca, James Locke, Grace Ennis, Roberta Beach and Theodore BarkauskaS. High School: Janet Mclean Virginia Roger, Barbara Beach, Jean Beach, Mary Eilene Locke, Eleanor An drews, Lois Beach, Alice Strafstrom, Jean Strafstrom, and Howard Ande. Teachers: Sumner Libbey, Rev and Mrs. Oscar Locke, Marion LeFage, Carolyn Beardsley, Hilda Ericson, Mrs. David Roger, Mrs. Herbert Shaw, Jr., Mildred Botelle, Dorothy Sprano, and Ella Underhill
 Birthday Party
 Mrs. J. Dispoto entertained at her home recently in honor of the fifth birthday of her daughter, Frances. The house was decorated in pink and white. Games and singing were enjoyed. Frances received many beautiful and useful gifts.
 Present were: David DiSpoto Michael Testa, Frances Dispoto, Michael Geneva, Joseph Diorio, Louis Diorio, Marcia Barber, Sam dra Barber, Mrs. Louis Diorio. Mrs. Michael Geneva, Mrs M. Barber, Mrs. A. Guidici, Mrs. J. Robbo, Mrs M. Ahearn, and Mrs. J. Dispoto.
 Troop To Meet
 The Girl Scout troop will meet this evening at the Community hall under the direction ot Miss Drucilla Littlehales,
 Ladies Aid Meeting
 Mrs. William Garms Of Frederick street entertained members Of the Ladies Society of the Union Con- gregational church at her home Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Charles Andrews was assist ant hostess.
 A card party will be held April IS, in the afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Hugh Brown of Shelter Hill, and also at the home of Mrs. David Roger of Hillside avenue Another card party will be held the evening of April 16 at the home of Mrs. William Garms. The proceeds will be used to fix up the parish house.
 Present were; Mrs. Charles An- drews, Mrs. William Sexton, Mrs. Stanley Streaver Miss Julia Mills, Mrs Raymond Ellis, Mrs. Annie Watts, Mrs. David Roger, Mrs. Os- car Locke, Mrs. George Foster, Mrs. William Garms. Mrs Martin Garms Mrs. Herbert Shaw. Jr.. Mrs. Ralph Clinton and Mrs. Harris Scott.
 Boy Scout Meeting
 Troop l of the Oakville Boy Scouts met at the Union Congrega- tlonal church hall last evening under the direction of Scoutmaster Walter Thorne, Sr
 Mothers of the Scouts met to plan for the Father and Son banquet.
 Thursday evening at o'clock the Scouts will leave on an overnight hike.
 Scouts present were: Harry Has sci, Jr., William HaSsel, Joseph Le- Clair, Leroy Garner, Domenic Ceordano, Robert O'Connell, George Waidman. Henry Ludzas, Adam Ludzas, Franklin Todd, Johnny syssa, Richard Gilchrist, Francis Murphy, Anthony Bosco, Philip Ear1iglietti, Emile Wildman. Ever cit Roger, John Botelle. William Mcbride, Jack Brennan, Robert WaIlas, James Stemm, Walter 'Xnorne, aPtsy Pisco, Lawrence Noel and Attilo zacceria.
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