The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-14
SCOUT PLANS MADE
 FOR SATURDAY
Camp.O.ree in Order at SeymOur's Pond, Meet.
 ing in Afternoon

Terryville. July i4-A cAmp.o.ree wi.l be held at Seymour's Pond, Sat. urday afternoon and Sunday with Scout troops in ThomaSton. Ply. mouth and Terryville participating. The Sea Scout ship of Terryville will also participate and take an active part tn all events which have been screduled. A meeting for the Scout Leaders will be held during the afternoon and in the evening a big camp fire will be held with parents and friends being invited to attend. Sunday morning. the Catholic Scouts attending will attend Mass in a body at the Immaculate Con. cepticn church. Terryviile while services will be held for the Protes. tant Scouts at the camp. Competi. tive sports and contests between patrols and troops will take place Sunday with prizes to be awarded late Sunday afternoon.
 Scroll eR Honor
 Merrill c. Scott. chairman of the Fifth War Loan drive has announc. cd that local purchasers Of E" bonds fl they 90 desire may sign the Scroll Of Honor to be sent to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. 4 copy of the scroll is now in the Terry. vile Trust Company and anyone purchasing bonds between now and July 27 may sign the Scroll.
 In Service
 Stanislaw J. Ciemlecki of l5 Burn. ham street is at the U. s. Maritime Service Training Station at Sheeps- head Bay. ". F.. for a six week basic course.
 Parents Reach Quota
 Announcement was made Thurs day that the Eagle Lock Co. was the first manufacturing organiza- ton ln Litchfield or Hartford coun. ties to reach it's quota in the Fifth War Loan drive. 4 total Of e66 6.628.. 80 was invested by the employees with the companys quota heinz e57.000.
 Funeral Services
 Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Barnes. former Plymouth resident who died at the Masonic Home in Wailingf0rd. "Wednesday. was held this afternoon at the Masonic Home and burial being in Hillside Gene. tery. Thomaston.
 Public Card Party
 4 public card party will be held Sunday afternoon. staring at 2 o'clock on the Tanski lawn on Beach avenue. under the auspices Of the TerTyville Post. Polish War Veterans and Auxiliary. Prizes win be awarded in all card games played with refreshments 10 be served. The proceeds will be used for Polish World War veterans who are con- fined to hospitals. this being prac- tlcally the only aid which Polish World War veterans receive.
 1emaTial Mass
 4 Memorial Mass viii be celebFat. cd in st. CasimiF,s Church. Sunday. at i0:30 a. ID. in memory Of the late Sergeant George Janser. son Of Mrs. Stephapte Janser who was killed in action over enemy territory.
 Paper Collection
 4 small fleet Of trucks started work this morning Of collecting scrap paper and magazines, with members Of the Boy Scouts. Boy Rangers and Sea Scouts assisting jn the york. The collection vii ltake place throughout the entire town and will be continued Saturday until alI streets have been collected,
 An exhibit Of many war articles made Of paper 1 son display in the window of the 4. E. Lister store in the center Of the village and Is at- tracing much attention.
 Residents are urged to have the Dapsr tied ln bundles suitable for handling and placed at the curb.
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