The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-30

Bridgeport with the Bridgeport members serving as hosts,
 Wounded at Palau
 Marine Pfc, Benjamin A. Bensav. age g, has been wounded in ac. ton in the Palau Islands according to word received atSurday night by his parents, Mir. and Mrs. simon J. BenSavaRe of Litchfieid road.
 The Marine who sustained c shrapnel wound of the knee is now being hospitalized for medical treatment, 1t was reported.
 A veteran of 3i months overseas service, Pfc Bensavage has seen acc ton at duadaicanal, Bougainville, Cape Gloucester and the Gilbert fs- lands, A former student at Water- town high school he entered service In February i040. A brother Cpl, George BenSaVage is stationed in the Pacific Area.
 Ship Models on Display
 Several Clay models of Q. g., Navy ships done by Frederick Wild man, 0 student ct Taft School are on display in the children's room of the Watertown library. Also in- cluded in the exhibit is 0 model Pr boat made by Kenneth Parker Jr,, young son of MT. and Mrs. Ken. meth Parker of Taft School
 The exhibit which opened Friday, in observance of Navy Day will con- tinue throughout this week.
 Girl Scout Sunday
 Tn observance of dirl Scout Sum- day, o4 Scouts, leaders and troop committee members attended the ii o'clock worship service in the Congregational church Sunday morning. Louis JesSel read the old Testament lesson and the new Test. ament lesson was read by Carol Coon. "A Queen In Israel" was the title of the sermon preached by the pastor, Rev. John Maurice Deyo.
 Thirty Girl Scouts were present in body ct the 2 o'clock Mass at St. Johns R. 0. church, where Rev. Gerald oaucher proceeded his sermon with 0 brief talk on the value of scouting.
 Seidu Delphlan Meeting
 The Seidu Delphian Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Fletcher Judson of Woodbury road, TueS- day afternoon ct 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. John F1annery of Canton, the guest speaker will talk on My Personal Experiences Back Stage"
 Instruction for Volunteers
 The League of Women Voters announces that the instruction for volunteers who will dispense infor- nation, during the coming week, on how to vote will be held at the Library room Tuesday afternoon ct 3 o'clock.
 Story Time Mrs. Robert Olmstead. who is in charge of the children's room at the Watertown library will preside at a Halloween "story time" for the chil- dren Tuesday afternoon from 4SO until s o'clock.
 Men Leave For Service
 eeIeCEsse Service board S2 has re- leased the names of the men who entered the service Thursday from the local board.
 Those who entered the Army gre, Charles R. Seymour, Richard O. Van Buren, Arthur D. Lennay, Charles J. Pitera.
 Oalville - Alexander E. Yourk- stavich, Albert J. Knoll, Harry Fenn. New Mslford-Jofn E. Egan, Char les B. Barlow, Lawrence M. Earl.
 Forestville-Roger A. Lackman.
 Warren-Benjamin R. Wooley.
 Plymouth-fscrold A. Ellis, Frank A. Blakeslee.
 Woodbury-Thomas dc F. Bull.
 Terryville-John A. Scopino.
 Roxbury-Horace D. Gillette, Les- lie W. Thompson
 Morris Donald F. Skilton.
 Thomaston-Walter J. Perback.
 Bethlehem-Trumar .. Minor.
 Entering the Navy were: Water town; Paul R. Uber Muth; Oakville; Roland J. Vadnais, Morris; Donald c. Weik Terryville, ! flo R. Pawele- jack, Vernon R. Davis, Jr., Arthur Lyga: Washington Depot; Leonard r. Anderson: New Milford, Walter B. Pitchard IT,, New Preston, Walter M. Pickett Jr.