The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-22
Sugar Registration
 Plans Are Completed
More Volunteer Workers Needed-4-Ei Girls Plan Sale
 -Men to Register Next Monday
WATERTOW Correspondent stephen Canty Phone watertown 1OOo

Watertow1, April 22.-Reg egistration for sugar rationing will take place at the Baldwin school on May 4, 5, 6, atld 2. More volunteers are needed to help with the registering of persons on those days.
 Persons who are willing to help with the registration for sugar ra- tioning on one or more of these days are asked to report their names to the Volunteer Service Bureau in the town hall which is open on Tues day and Friday afternoons from 2 until s o'clock. (Tel. 1235) or to the chairman of the Women's Division, Civilian Defense Council Mrs. F. N. Meyer, Northfleld road (tel. 105D
 4-H Girls to Conduct Sale
 The All girls met at the home of their leader, Mrs Eric Soderberg of Cutler street, Tuesday afternoon. Those present in addition to Mrs. Soderberg were Ann Reinhold, Shir- ley Rice, Cora Rice, Grace Collins, Nancy Ltnsky and Joan Sullivan.
 The girls continued work on their sewing project. Ann, Shirley, Cora and Grace are working on sewing kits. Nancy on an apron, and Joan who has completed both of these articles has started work on . slip. Each member must first complete Q sewing kit, after which she may choose to sew on one of several selected articles.
 At their last meeting the girls decided to sell refrigerator bowl cov- CTS, in order to earn money to send delegates to the conference at the University of Connecticut this sum- mer. These bowl covers which have arrived were given out at Tuesdays meeting and the sale commences this week.
 Following the meeting refresh rnentS were served.
 Registration Day
 Registration of all men who were born on or after April 2S, 1877 or on or before February 16, 1897 must register at the town hall on Mon- day, April 27. Arthur Bronson of Grove Hill road is chief registrar. The town hall will be open from 2 Q. m to 9 p. m for the purpose of registering.
 All men in this age group. who are citizens, or who have Signified their intentions of becoming citi- zens of the United States must register on April 27.
 Committees Named
 Committees have been named for the semi-formal dance to be given by the Pilgrim Fellowship of the Congregational church on Wednes- day evening, April 20. The dance will be held in the church house from S:l5 until 1l:30 o'clock.
 Beth olson Is general chairman and committee members are: Re- treatments, Ruth Rice, chairman; !; Christine Butterfield, Susan Lewis, and Barbara Tyler; invitation and program committee, Millicent Grea- son, chairman, Nancy Parker and Beth olson; music, Truman S. Day. ton; decorations, Betty Bryan, chairman, committee to be an- nounced later.
 Party Tonight
 Miss Mary Habelka will be hostess at her home on Greenwood street this evening for the weekly bingo party sponsored by the Children of Mary sodality of st. Johns church. Prizes will be awarded and refresh- mellts served.
 Miss Habelka is being assisted Oil arrangements by Miss Pauline T'of- \ fey. Miss Irene Handura and Miss Virginia Bruneau.
 "Open House" ~ Miss Anna F'ogelstrom will hold "open house" ct her home on Echo Lake road on Saturday April 25 from 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon through the evening in honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of her parents, Fire Chief and Mrs. Victor FAogelstrom.
 Special Meeting Members of Watertown Grange are notified of the special meeting to be held in Columbia hall on Fri. day night at 8o'clock. The meeting Is for the purpose of discussing q new meeting place for the Grange Earn Dance ! The members ox the X0uth rem perance Council will hold e barn dance in the Watertown high school Friday evening, April 24.
 There will be round and square dancing to the music of Tex Win egar and his Rambling Cowboys. The committee has worked hard on arrangements for the dance, and a very good time is promised oil who attend.
 Five Cases Heard
 Five eases, four of them iilvolv. ing motor law violations, were dls- posed of last night ct a session of the town court presided over by Justice 0uerin Carmody. John q, Miller acted as prosecutor.
 Harry Holdridge of Davis street, Oakvllle, was fined ei00 and costs on a charge cf drunken driving