The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-14
TEACHERS TO AID.
IN REGISTRATION.
All Saints Church Parish
Hall to Be Used All Day
Monday,
OAKVILLE

Oakville, Feb. IA - Registration
Of men from 20 to "A years of age
who have not previously registered
will be held at All Saints church
parish hall Monday, February 16
from z a. m. to 8 p. m. Local schools
will be closed because teachers will
assist in the registration.
Basketball Games
The Oakville Raiders will oppose
the Watertown G. Y. o. at the Wa
tertown high school gym Sunday
afternoon. The Oakville- Watertown
Alumni will clash with the Meriden
Falcons, and the Bethlehem Girls
will meet the North End Y Girls.
The first game will begin at 1870
p. m.
Another Bus Needed
Parents of High school students
have been showing dissatisfaction
in regard to overcrowded school
buses and claim q fourth bus
should be provided.
Defense Collection
The local Boy Scouts will collect
rags, scrap metals and papers to-
day. These articles should be wrap
ped and bundled. Those who have
scvrap metal too heavy for the
Scouts to handle are asked to call
Emil Bussmey or Mr.. Thompson.
Lincoln Day Celebration
In memory of Abraham Lincoln,
Miss McGuigan's sixth grade class
at South school presented recently
play entitled, when Lincoln Was A
Boy"
Members Of the class taking part
were: Mary Valerio-Nancy Lincoln;
Bill HasSel, Tom Lincoln; Bill An
derson, Johnny johnson; Dolores
Costelones, Step Mother; Joan Kelly,
Sarah; Betty johnson, Matilda; An
thony Basco, Dennis; Michael Nardi,
Abe Lincoln; Charles Nardi, Sam;
Nicky Barton, Second Boy; Rich
ard Sprano, First Boy; Emma We
onko was prompter.
Union Congregational Church
Church School at the Union Con-
gregational church will commence at
$50 a. m. The Public Worship will
be at 10:45 q. m. The meditation
will be entitled "Tie That Binds,
The Junior Message will be big
Son."
The Fellowship Canvas will be con-
Quoted. The committee includes: Els
worth Leach, ST., chairman; Els
worth Leach, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Ericsson, Stanley Woodbury., Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Overbaugh, Ralph
Florian, Ernest Wilson, Irving Peack
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Race, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Clinton, Howard j. An
de, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Booth, Betty Booth,
Barbara Beach, Walter Thorne, Mr..
and Mrs. William Jerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGoldrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Krantz, Mrs. Russell
Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Main,
Frances Mclaughlin, Mrs. Alfred
Traver, Clinton Ranslow, James
Speraw, Eleanor Andrews, Franklin
Todd, Herbert Shaw, Jr., Mary
Eilene Locke, Virginia Roger, Alice
Fuller, Eleanor Pope, Howard Over
baugh, Arnold CAIRNS, Charlotte An
drews, Everett Rogre, William Nc
Bride, John Botelle, Robert Hassel.
Howard Ande, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Menetrey, Mrs. John Carter,
Mrs. Harry Hull, Mrs. Charles An
dreWs, Mrs. Harris Scott, Mrs. David
Roger, Mrs. John Watts, Caroline
Shaw, Dorothy Sprano, Mrs. Herbert
Shaw, Jr., Irene Watts, Hilda Eric
son and Mrs. Albert Krull.
Fellowship
Members of the Pilgrim Fellow
ship OF the Union Congregational
church who wish to attend the meet
ing of the Waterbury Youth Council
at st. Johns church tomorrow are
meeting at the church at p. m.
Each one is to bring a lunch.
Junior Fellowship
The Junior Fellowship of the
Union Congregational church will
meet at the church hall Sunday
evening at $3.50 p. m. Joan Hender-
sons group will lead discussion
entitled africa" Mrs. Oscar Locke
will be adult leader.
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