The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
| TERRYVILLE |
Correspondent: J. F. Ryan, IA wi
Main St.-Tel. 1859 Bristol Diy.l
BERTHA TOLLES
DONATES HAIR
West Main Resident Con-
tributes to Help U.S.O.
and Red Cross

IerryVllle, July 30-Mrs. Bertha E
Tolles of West Main street has made
contribution of hair, used in the
making of precision instruments, to
the Friez Instrument Division of the
Bendix Aviation Corp. The proceeds
OF the sale has been turned over to
the USO and the Red Cross.
Class to Start
Future inductees who wish to do
so may join a class which will be
given pre-induction training in the
handling of rifles by the Plymouth
Rifle Club. The course will begin
August 5. N. F. Rood, secretary of
the club, has reported a large num-
Der already have enrolled.
Food Donations
Members of the Plymouth Con-
gregational Church who wish to
contribute foods for the luncheon to
be served Sunday following the Old
Home Sunday service in the church
are asked to leave them at the Park
street rooms before the service.
Daughter Born
A daughter was born at Bristol
hospital, Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kasmier J. Machiewicz of Beach
avenue.
Polish Junior League
The War Bond and stamp booth
at the three night bazaar is being
sponsored by the Terryville Chapter
of the Polish Junior League. Mrs.
Harold Delpha and Miss Nellie
Dzielinski were in charge last night
with Mrs. Frank Stucgis and Mrs.
Bernard RostkoWski assisting. This
evening Miss Henrietta Kornacki
and Miss Lorraine Goric will be in
charge assisted by Miss Lillian
Mathes while Saturday evening,
Mrs. Ari Flannery and Miss Nellie
Dzielinski will be in charge.
A gigantic food sale will be fea-
tured at the bazaar refreshment
booth tomorrow afternoon with all
kinds of pies, cakes and bread to be
offered for sale. At night home
baked pastry will be served at the
BOOTH
The booth will be under the direc-
ton of the Women's Guild of the
Immaculate Conception Church and
the Ukrainian Ladies Aid society.
The following committees have been
named by the two organizations to
aid in the work:
Womens Guild, Mrs. John T.
Hanley, chairman, Mrs. C. j. Carri-
gan, Mrs. Frank c. Berg, Mrs. John
Roskoski, Mrs. Frank Burger and
Mrs. William Sheehan. Ukrainian
Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs. Stephanie
Bilycia, chairman, Mrs. Ann Fecic-
KAHN, Mrs. Sue Bobyk, Mrs. Mile
Adamovich, Mrs. Mary Rozyk, Mrs
Ann Boglarski, Miss Julia Kostizak,
and Mrs. Ann Krinitski.
The food sale will be held on the
bazaar grounds, adjoining the Main
street grounds, regardless of wealth.
er conditions. Last year nearly 5000
was realized from the refreshment
booth by the Women's committee
The bazaar, being held under the
joint auspices of the Plymouth
Memorial Fund Committee and Ter
ryville Fire department, will close
Saturday night
0utHlyllS hOuIiu
Qualifying rounds for the Ladies
Golf Club championship of the Pc
quabuck Golf Club will be held Sat-
urday and Sunday. Mrs. Olive
Shepherd. teacher in Terryville high
school, will be the defending cham
pion. Louis Lostaski is chairman of
the tournament committee.
Briefs
Technical Corp. Edward Rodjen-
ski is spending a furlough with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Wienczkowski OF
Burnham street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blum of West
Main street are vacationng at Sill
yer Sands, Milford
County Meeting
The Litchtield County Sherifs
Association viii meet in Bantam
Monday at GAS p. m, The meeting
viii be the first since High Sheriff
Harry B. Morse of Litchneld took
Office June !. Deputy Sheriff George
Robe Of this town will attcAd,
Labor Fine
The Charles !. Allen Company,
Inc, represented by Gerald Stud
ley, president, was fined $40 on
each OF 10 counts OF violating state
labor laws at hearing before Trial
Justice Frank II, Plat Thursday
The company was charged with
employing women more than nine
hours n day or more than AZ hours
Il week, following investigation by
the state Labor Department,