The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
'S75O SOUGHT IN Q. DRIVE
Claude Badger Chairman !; Fire Auxiliary Elects Mrs
 SpOOner President
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Correspondent: Ai~, P Cole
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Wolcott, Jun 5-The U. s. O, drive has started in Wolcott and Claude V. Badger of the Nichols road, chairman, is confident the people will cooperate in raising the quota of S750.
 There are 30 wolcott boys in the service, serving both here and overseas and money raised through this drive will benefit them as well as all other servlcemen. Those ap- pointed by MT. Badger to assist in the drive are: J. Arthur, Bergen, Raymond E. Dieter, Daniel Bradley, Walter Wilson, Alfred J. German, Mrs. Irving Daniels, Mrs. John B. Wakelee, treasurer; William Ogden, Mrs. John A. Warner, Arthur Peter soHE Mrs. Mary Crowe, Mrs. James v. Conway, William Gray, Jr., Mrs. John King, Louis Grew, Mrs. Jo- seph o. PernatozZi, Miss Bernice Roberts, Carl Mattson and George Williams. The drive is on until June 12 and if when the canvaSser calls at your home, no one is at home, if they will call MT. Badger or on9 of the canvassers their do- nation will be called for.
 Banquet June IS The South school Parent Teacher Association held the last meeting of the present school year Monday night at South school. Mrs. Alfred M. Winchell presided.
 The banquet for graduates of the school June IS at p. m. was dis cussed. Mrs. Emil Grosch is in charge of the dinner and Mrs. Al- fred Winchell will have charge of favors and entertainment. There are 24 boys and girls in the grad uating class.
 Miss Alice O,Neil, primary super- visor, was guest speaker and spoke on matters pertaining to school af- fairs. At the next meeting in Sep- tember, the annual election of of- ficers will be held. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Arba Bassett Mrs. Jack Lahey and Mrs. Ernest F. Dyson.
 Supper June 29
 The North End Voluntary Fire Department Auxiliary met Monday night at the fire house on North street for the monthly business meeting and election of officers. Mrs Paul Spooner presided. A suppe: for the auxiliary f1remen and their wives will be held at the fire house June %. The mystery package was awarded to Mrs. Earl Clayton.
 Officers elected for the ensuing year were: president, Mrs. Paul Spooner; vice president, Mrs. Will fred Wilson; secretary, Mrs. Theo- dore Zionek; treasurer, Mrs. Irving Roberts: press committee, Mrs Gordon Culver; sick committee Mrs. Gordon Culver, Mrs. Earl Clayton and Mrs. Theodore Burns The next regular meeting will be held June IS at the fire house with Mrs. Donald Lyons and Mrs. Theo- dore Burns in charge of refresh ments. Mrs. Carl Clayton and Mrs Alice Maillet served refreshments after the meeting.
 Birthday Party
 Mrs. Joseph Asker was hostess at a birthday party Monday after noon at her home on Central ave- nue for her son William. Games were played and refreshments served
 Those present were: Lois Dubrie Joan Dubrie, Shirley Andrews, Jear Dubrie, Tommy Andrews, Homer Wooster, Douglas McGill, Lorraine Dalton, Shirley Asker, William Asker, Mrs. Mae White, Mrs. Les. ter Andrews, Mrs. Doris Devoe anc MT. and Mrs. Asker.
 Private Harry R. Hart of Shelton avenue, now stationed in Australia has sent a letter to his wife say ing he is well and happy. ..
 The board of education VII meet at Woodtick School Tuesday al 8 D. m, with Kenneth Norton pre- siding.