The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-09
WATERFOWL Stephen Can Correspondent Telephone Rev. Wayne Womer Next Y.T.C. Speaker
Christmas Party Planned; C.YO. Forming Basketball
 Team; Girl Scouts Tea HOstesses

WatertoWn, Dec. g - B a b a a Beach was in charge of the devo- tional service at the meeting of the Watertown Youths Temperance Council at the home of Nancy Lynn of Straits Turnpike Monday eve ming.
 In the absence of the president Claire Payne the business meeting was presided over by Betty Booth, vice-president. Plans were made for the next meeting, 8 Christmas party at which members of the Youths Temperance Councils of Waterbury, Cheshire and Prospect will be guest speakers of the eve ming,
 A grab bag of Christmas gifts will be one of the features of the eve ming and refreshments will be serv- ed with Gloria Cleveland, Barbara Beach and Betty Booth, members fo the refreshments committee.
 During Mondays meeting a re- port on the Watertown Oakville Recreational Council program was given. Gloria Cleveland, Nancy l. ynn and Barbara Beach formed the Y. T. c. committee, assisting the Recreational Council. Betty Booth was appointed to attend the associated Y. T. c. meeting to be held in Philae, lphia Saturday and Sunday, Decemt CT II and 12. It was announced at the meeting that Christmas boxes will be sent to the four members of the Y. T. c. now serving in the armed forces.
 Howard Ande a member of the Y. T. c. and former president of the council who left today to enter the U. $. Army was presented with furlough bag at Mondays meet ing. After the business session group singing was enjoyed with Howard Ande at the piano. and re- treatments were served with Gloria Cleveland and Nancy Lynn in charge.
 Present at the meeting were Mrs. Daniel Iogue, counselor: Gloria Cleveland, Eileen Salisbury, Barbara Beach, Betty Booth, Helen Williams. Nancy Lynn and Howard Ande.
 Girl Scouts Entertain
 Members of Mrs. Roy Germans Girl Scout Troop were hostesses at at entertainment and tea for their parents and members of Girl Scout troop l. Monday afternoon in the Community building.
 Scouts in Mrs. Germans troop are working for their clothing badges and one of the requirements for this badge is t6 present a fash ion show modelling the correct wearing apparel for various occa- Slons.
 In accordance with this require ment, the Scouts presented fash ion show modelling winter and summer sports outfits, school and Sunday clothes and garments for rainy and snowy weather. The broomStick skirts modelled by the girls were made by themselves at their meetings.
 Other numbers on the program included the welcoming speech by Beverly Donston, an accordion medley by Alice Allmand, dance by Irene Mccartney and group singing.
 Tea was served under the direc- ton of the troop committee. Mrs. John Caldwell and Mrs. Clifford I. Atwood, with Mrs. Gordon Keeler. assistantleader presiding at the tea table.
 Members of Mrs. Germans troop present at the tea were: Beverly Donston, Nancy Mccartney, Irene Cartney, Patty Morgan, Betty Hotchkiss, Margaret Garceau, Lil- liam Hadded Nancy Edwards, Ernes- tine Desmone Nancy Toffey, Ann Canfield, Peggy McGowan, Kay Marcoux, Cecile McNew, Suzanne Betts Ann Allyn, Cynthia Atwood Betty Innes, Carol Butterield, Ursula Richter, Peggy Marcoux Karen Morgan and Alice Allmand
 Christmas Dance Set
 Members of the Cotholic Youth organization met in St. Johns Church Monday evening. for their instruction period for which Rev Gerald aucher chose the topic Evolution, Mitgated versus Mater ialistic-the Catholic Viewpoint
 At the business meeting at the Community house, plans were dis