The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
THoAAASToN
LEGION PLANNING
 ANNUAL ELECTIONS
Post Receives Two Awards for Achievements Dur.
 ing Past Year

AltDtttaat0lts WAAs (stAaR1 " French post No. 9. American Le- zion met last evening at the Legion home on Elm street. Plans were formulated for conducting the nonl- ination and election of officers which will be held August 2nd. Sheldon K00ps. adjutant Of the post and Commander Axel Nielsen were appointed as delegates from the local post to the sixth district meet ing which will be held in Goshen at the home Of Lamps0n O'Donnell post. July 22. Alternates are Past Commander John Strahan and AL len T. WeStlake.
 Commander Nielsen announced that the post had been awarded a plaque end a citation by state de- pertinent for its work in youth ace uvity and had also been awarded q citation for its work in community service. There was a large attend. anoe at the meeting,
 Mrs. Alfred L0ng0 entertained at her home on North Main street, "wednesday in honor the 7th birth. day Of her daughter, Marie Antoin- cue. Guests included Patricia Ann Acuraths Rosemary Keegan, Maur- sen, Glare and Betty Ann Lynch. harbara Ann Phillips, Judy and Carol AgglestoD. Alfred L0ngo and L0ngo.
 Ine funeral of Mrs. Marclanna s.opeiski, who died Sunday at tle tsFlstoI hospital was held Weakness gay morning from her laet home o9 EIeasant street at SEQ a. m. I'd sL, 1noinag church at Q where d AshAs or requiem was celebrated hv ..le stev, John Raz0sa. Mrs. Martin ss.sossskl sa.s.a was the sol0ist, aeeoln. pa'ssa py Mrs. Agnes B0yce. orean. ssL Duflal was in Et. Th0inas' eem. eesy wlLD eommittal services in lIlafee Of Father Razosa rhs nsagsrs were Jacob Krey0I. pa,,l 1oychnk, Phillip ConAonik. TelsfagS hossa shsossonnss'' Vincent Peck. stephen  .. sgt, Vincent Dorap who has hesn sssn.lahag . fng10ugh at the homs
 uis parents, MF. and Mrs Wii- eslD nofaD Of South Main sigss, sl.sI gs months service in AIasEe a sest today for Fort M0nmolIth N
 eann,Asss 'nsg ns VII enter the Officers
 1tllftgSDine new elAetorss wars slglllise at the session of tl,s eesheNoell and town clerk heid lsss sgsDine lD the court clerk held E iss, iesD bab' The Dekt session for nsk sss sa sra,s. sSssts { VII be held on August
 Aetllofal William MllShla0k U A ssaFuf corps stationed no New .an- aea spent 2 short leave last sveniaas nsei " pS s,.as. Do'ne of bls parents, PT0s, |, sealllan 2se Mlehasl Batik gho ssas e completed hls basic lgaInlne M at s,as.llhell HeH fork Is snandins "a lnlle1sp At the home of hls nap. ton, S''Sss sss' aV ,hng Mrs, Thomas Donovan of as a.s'esllllee street announce the blrth ~ ' son born Tuesday mornlne at 1le waterbury hospital, Mg, and slfs' 4, ', boDeVan 0( Main slFeel sss sFatlapaFelis Of the child,
 heaineD 2'c Joseph Relarra U. R eAft wH0 has e0nlpleted Ifs ha0i shlslglg at heWpson, NeW York k hjlelelllg 2 keYeDsday flgi0ngh al lM llellle ef ms parents, MF, and 9ss, hlellolas belagre 9f Williams
 A, MeTtQD Dogan, U, s, Army lluisles e0rlls stationed at Ganln l}etens, Mas, has been tganslarled le camp 6Fhlli, Bll, Bt D0TaD waf 2 lleWbeg ef the NeN IfaYeD 0sDg stal llflhplial sieN prl0T 70 hav Alls llsl1llsDt 70 iAe Amy Nursing a0Fns hllg 2 graduate ef the Waterbury
 Mss Mary 60Daellap, Miss sFane llatdfr, Mlss Slllis baFgall hos re- hlrlled agleg spending the past twe keeks et Atielliie Citg,
 ID hAhTwgwe rooms, lnFnlfhAd ay NllfuFnihIlAd, fnauiFe a9 North Nah Street, 0Tst Ae0g, after 800 o'clock,
 nuDbER sAhkl0nk" CONCRETE
 He eFnled services as vel as tlaafy Industrial companies are lins Ing rubber llllilaes Ill concrete hloFs a9e tanks fef holding blghsoeiane gasoline, thus preventing AneiFgeg ton of t)n concrete Raiised bH tle a1aa6aara 8aalaAlrttam fSasafaA la aI1 A4aia -