The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

subject Clothing Your Family in l94S."
 This meeting, which is sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Con- gregational church, is one of ser ies of meetings planned by the local consumer committee to aid all homemakers in the difficult adjust ment of home problems caused by the war
 Miss Tingley will tell of the clothing materials available for use now that the consumer will not be able to purchase all materials bought heretofore and will discuss the family we'll this coming year. methods to be employed in clothing Several consumer booklets includ- ing one entitled "Wise Buying of Clothing" will be available to those attending the meeting.
 Girls as well as women who are interested in clothing problems are urged to attend this meeting.
 Memorial Mass Monday
 The Holy Name society of St. Johns church has requested me- morial requiem high Mass to be said in the church Monday morn ing. November 9, at 2 o'clock for the repose of the souls of the de- ceased members of the Holy Name society who are: John Keilty, Dan- iel Rouse, James Gamble, Edward Kenny, Harry BendiX, Michael Sep pies, John Curtis, Patrick Minne- han, Michael Hannon, Thomas McGowan and Grover shannon ODonnell.
 On Radio
 Saturday morning at 11:05 o'clock over station VERY, Miss Martha Naismith will represent the Bethle- hem, Oakville and Watertown Jun mir Red Cross in an interview with Mrs. Gilbert Strubell, publicity chairman, to explain the activities accepted by the Watertown chap ter, American Red Cross for this year.
 The menu cards for the sailors Christmas dinner which were made by the junior and senior high school art classes for the junior Red Cross, have been mailed to the Navy department. These menu cards were on exhibit at the Wa tertown library and caused much favorable comment.
 Guests Sunday
 The First Congregational Church will have as it's guests for the leadership in music on Sunday November 8th, Mrs. Nora Fair child Morgan and members of the Taft School choir, who are; James Carswell, John feathers, Richard Mann, Thomas Murray, James Spurn, Horace Taft Kirkland Tay- Tor, class of 1943; Donald Coons, Allen Slator and Andrew Smith class of 1944. Members of the Con- gregational Church choir who will sing also are Robert Adams, Robert Baldwin and Edwin Upson. Luncheon Thursday
 Next Thursdays meeting of Sarah Whitman Trumbull Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion will be in the form of a lunch con to be helrd at the Hotel Elton
 Members wishing to attend are asked to contact Mrs. A. c. Evans of Warren Way Telephone 268) Duane L. Robinson of the Taft school will be the Guest speaker.
 Gift Presented
 Mrs. Burton Howe of Main street, leader of the Spartan All Club was presented with gift in honor of her birthday, during the All meeting held at Mrs. Howe's home Thursday afternoon.
 Those members of the club who are planning to attend the All roundup to be held in Torrington tonight are asked to meet at the Methodist Church at 2 o'clock.
 Leave For Service
 Among the group from local Board 32 who left for Fort Devens, Mass, yesterday to begin train- ing in the U. S. Army were the following from Watertown and Oak vile.
 Watertown: Edward Baculus, Cur tis Wickham, Chester J. Karwoski, William B. Keilty, Theodore C.. Beebe, Alfred Croteau, James B. Blankenship, Richard J. Kins, John J. shannon, Edward J. Keane, Wal lace J. Grady, John R. Prestage, Edmund B. Schweitzer, George F Bensavage, Alfred De Land, John Lovrinovicz and George Birdsall.
 Oakville; Malcom Perkins. Iver Hogge, Caesar Gugliemetti, Michae. J. De Santo, Dominic Grazco, Dominic J. Mozzola, Joseph Linsky, Felix J. Andarocki, Michael A. Dotoli Everett L. Platt. Joseph A. Sbordone, James A. Pike and Ken meth LaVigne.
 Tin Can Drive TOmOrraw
 Tin cans which have been prop erly prepared for salvage should be put in containers and placed in front of homes and as near the street as possible for tomorrow's first collection of tin cans for sal- wage. Residents are asked not to include other salvage articles as tomorrow's collection is for tin cans alone and will be conducted, rain or shine
 Delos E. Sweet, chairman of the salvage committee announced yes- terday that no more volunteers are needed to assist in the drive.