The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

TAoEnaSton, xeh. 1&-TNVntyAfiv meknhefs of the TnomAston Vel. come Home and Advisory committee for Veterans, Toe, were present at the meeting Saturday evening ia the Veterans Of Fore1en Wars Club rooms on the old Center School green.
 President Randall P. RathRAy, vice. .pres1dent, Peter A. Eoops; secs retafy, Arthur Lord: treasurer, liar. " Lynch: judge advocate, Claude Thomson; membership, Axel Mel. son: service officers, Thomas Dyefs and Joseph HowArd;: eervice doc. tor, Dv. Winfield W. Wight; feem. pioyment, Allan T. Westlake; indus trial, Forbes 0ibbs: finance, Charles F. Pendleton: counselor, J. Howard Roberts; educational, Elmer ?. Day. enpcgt; welcome home committee. William J. Moran; hy.law commit tee, Randall HathwAy, ATtkuH Lord end Harry Lynch.
 There are 9i paid up members of either the American Legion o1 the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Only members o1 either organization can become charter members of the cofn- fntitee. The charter viii be closed at the next meeting which will he held March ll in the V. 2. W. club rooms. P9esident Randall Hathway urges all members of service organ- nations to become members of the committee before the next meeting.
 The advisory committee viii meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the v. F. W, hall to assist yeterane of World War II in filing applications for mastering out pay. All veterans are cautioned to have their discharges registered at the office of the town elerk 50 in case they may be mis- laid they will always be able to obtain an authentic copy of their discharge
 AliddleArook RitNs
 The funeral of Frederick Middle brook who died Friday evening At the Cedar Mt. convaleseent home wAs held Sunday afternoon at 1. p. m. with committal services at the Rotchkiss funeral home, 4e High street in charge of Rev. Leonard Smith, rector of Trinity Episcopal church. The body was placed In the Williams Memorial vault with bur. ial In the West Cemetery, Plymouth in the spring.
 : The Thomaston Parent Teachers association will meet this evening in the high school auditorium. Found. CTS Day will De observed and 6 skit by members of the Plymouth Rar- ent Teacheess' Association unde1 the direction O9 MYe. Florence Hayes will be peeeented. Plans as presented hg the executive committee and dates for suitable meeting nights will he voted upon ct this meeting.
 KehAnsAi.Tnazki
 AksS Helen Mary TAnski. daush- tSf oR Mrs. Mary Tansh, of Chapel street. end 1yxon William KohAa. skli son of lGr.. and Mrs. Edward Eonansh of Tegzyytlie were united in marriage Saturday morning 'at St. Thomas church bv Rev. John MeGrAth. pastor.
 The double ring ceremony vas used. Ars. Agnes Doyce played the wedding march and the solo. iSts were Mrs. Lionel wright and William Mceller. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle. Paul Lysakowski. TerTyville. wore . boslffant gown slipper satin with sleeves pointed At the wrist 6 sweet heart neekliae with . seeded pearl embroidered yoke c long fitted torso sca1lope6 with . fnN skiYt sweeping Into . long train. q long hlushtng dNbunte veN of Imported illusion caught to . garland of orange blos- soms. Her bouquet was composed Of white roses, white niacs and ear- denias.
 The maid of honox was Miss Hen- rietta Tanski, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Miss Regina Kr,iiick1 of Terryyille and Miss Mary Tyeenski of tlsss town. The best man a cousin of tho bride was Stanley Sievel oS Toe11ngton. Myron Gogo- lewski of Tefryville and Edmund Slevel of TorT1ngtsn were ushers. A reception was held ct Chapel street l1ali following the wedding cere- mony. The couple will reside at loS Chapel street upon their return from . wedding trip.
 3lYSh6Ay Party
 Mrs. Albert 3. EbneT was hostess for . birthday party Saturday af- ternoon 9t her home on Grove street in honor of the sixth birthday of her daughter Margaret Mary. The guests included Carol Anderson. vir. gtnia Gilmore, Bruce Brink. Rob- ect Brink. Jane Ann Gi1and, Mary Elizabeth Danahef. Cynthia Stu. art, GeCrge Kindness. Denise Wood, James pe Bischop. Margaret Dana her and Benedict Elmer.
 The senios Ciaas o9 the Ttaomas- ton high school were hosts for c party foe the JunioT eia@ Natur. day evening et the high school gym. nasiuin. This ib an annual eus- tom. James ConAghAn, c mem. her og tho 0enior class, who will enter the Q. 8. Army Air Forces Tuesday As c cadet vas given . purse o1 money. Dancing was en- joyOd and refNahments served.
 Principal and Mrs. Albert B. Ec- ner and the following senieg. junior ela@ advisors were present: Mis- Jennie Buck, MSa. Marion Daiiey MEB. ROeeft Waleott and Mrs. Aeleu Leavy.
 GsWsAeg.WaAeRuaAn
 Mrs. john 0Anderson. Pssk street announces the marriage ef her sis. teF. Mas viiginia May Waterman