The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-04
PLYMOUTH LOAN. CANVASS BEGUN. !.
HOuse-tO-HOuse SOlicita- tiOns Start Today; Ellen
 Banziruk Married

Terrypille, Feb. 4.-A house to house canvass will start in Ply mouth Friday for the Fourth War Loan with Mrs. George Assard as co-chairman in charge of the Ply mouth district. A meeting of the canvaSsers was held in Plymouth Center school Thursday night at which the workers received their instructions. -
 Mrs. Assard's canvaSSerS are as follows: Mrs. James Wheeler, West Main street from the, Thon1aston town line to the home of Mrs. R. E. Taylor; Miss Mary Ryan, Carter road to Hillside avenue; Mrs. Ches- ter Foerch, West Main street from Hillside avenue to Gates store; Miss Florence White, West Main street from the Lonergan home to the home of MT. and Mrs. H. D. Em- mons; Mrs. Rollo Hungerford, Park and North streets to the Langdon home; Miss Norma Blakeslee, North street to reservoir: Mrs. Harry At wood, North street extension; Mrs. John OSoski, South street from the center to the Butler home; Mrs. Robert Benson, South street from the center to the Pelkey home; Mrs. Adolph Schrager, South street ex- tension and South street to Scopino farm; Mrs. Benson, Lake Plymouth, Mrs. Ernest Prenez, East Main to Maple avenue; Miss Patricia Hills, Maple avenue; Mrs. Henry Schinzel, and Mrs. Sidney HotchkisS, Harwin- ton avenue; Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Greystone district; Mrs. Fred Buell., East Main to Welton's corner; Miss Eleanor Pratt, Terryville road to Todd Hollow road; Mrs. Frank Baer, Carter road; Miss Lois Mellor, Day. ton road and Hillside avenue; George Assard, Todd Hollow district and Terryville road to the Gomme place.
 Drive Progressing
 Merrill G. Scott, chairman of the Fourth War Loan drive, announces approximately $167, ,OO0 of the towns quota of $251, ,OOO in bonds have been sold to date. With a house to house canvass being planned for next week, 1t is expected the town will far exceed its quota. Raymond Clark, first canvasser, who has Or chard street to report, reports sales Of $1600, with the prospects of reaching nearly $3,O0O. Canvassers TOT the various sections of Terryvillle and Pequabuck will be announced within two or three days.
 Sales totaling $I8,OOO have been reported at the Terryville Trust O., while a purchase of 5000 bond in Hartford has also been credited to Terryville.
 March of Dimes
 Nearly $750 has been received in this town for. the Infantile ParalySis fund, which is far more than was expected. No house to house can- vass was conducted here and all donations were made through the birthday cards, donation boxes in the various stores and from differ- ent organizations of the town.
 Donations received Thursday in- cluded a check for $25 from the Terryville Eagles and $13.38 from Plymouth Center school children.
 Pictures at Rally
 Three Polish moving pictures of war activities will be shown at the St. Casimir'S hall Sunday afternoon during the War Bond rally spon- sored by the Polish Central Com m1ttee. The pictures were secured through the courtesy of Harry Si- mon, local furniture man.
 Annual Supper
 The annual supper and guest night of the Terryyille Women's club will be held Tuesday night February in the social rooms of the Congregational church. Fol- lowing the supper, Charles Monson of Bristol, will show moving pie lures.
 On F,urlough
 Pvt. Dean White, who is taking special course at Manhattan Col lege, New York City, is spending a seven day furlough at his home in Pequabuck.,
 Returns after FurIOugh
 Pvt. Charles Boyington has re- turned to duty at Camp Meade. Md. following an all day furlough at the nome of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Boyinton of Hillside Park.
 Married Saturday
 Miss Ellen Banziruk, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Banziruk of Harwinton avenue, and Ralph A. Armbruster, son of MT. and Mrs. Philip Armbruster of Harwinton avenue, were married in the Terry vile Congregational church, Satur- day, January 29, at Il a. m. with Rev. Cromwell P. Kirby performing the ceremony.
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