The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-08
TERRYVILIE
 |CsgrespoHdents ,. 2. Ryan, lS VI
 |AGaln eL-Tel 0SS9 BVist0l Div.
STAN KENNISON
 KILLED IN ITALY
HarwintOn Road Youth, l9, Survived By Father
 and Brother

Terryville, March 6 - Jesse Ken nison of Harwinton road, has been notified by the War Department that his son. Stanley, age I9, had been killed in action in the battle of Italy. A former Terryville resi- dent, he resided in Maine when he entered the service. A brother, Vi- nal, resides on North Main street.
 Completes Training
 c. A. Plumb of this town has completed his preliminary LIST training at tho Amphibious Train ing Base, Camp Bradford, Norfolk, Va, and hos been assigned to the crew of an LST for active duty.
 A special meeting of the Polish Womens Democratic American Club will be held In their rooms on Main street tonight.
 To Meet Friday
 The executive board of the Wo- mans Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Albert Hinkelman of Pros pect street Friday night.
 A meeting of the Parish Club of St. Peters Episcopal church will be held at the home of Mrs. Roland Graves of West Main street, Ply mouth, tonight.
 I1eMten Service
 4 Lenten service in German will be held in Holy Trinity Lutheran church tonight at 7:30 with Rev. Frederick Breuer conducting the service.
 D. c, Plumb. public relations die rector Of The Eagle Lock Company, announces final computation of fg- ures for the sale of bonds in the Fourth War Loan Drive show Eagle Lock Company employees purchased 362, ,282 worth and the company purchasing $6S, 1000, making a total of $l27, ,282.
 There was keen competitor be- tween departments to. obtain first place in the purchase of bonds, with Department 2l leading with 1859 of their quota. Second place was won by Department 3 with I54.9 per cent and third place by Department l7 with ll4.6 per cent.
 Other departments meeting or ex- ceeding their quotas were: Depart ment 24, 1l0.6 per cent; Department 9, l07,7 per cent; Downstairs Ofilce l03.6 per cent and Department IA, 1905 per cent.
 Awards will be presented to win. ners of the competition in the near future.
 Private First Class Hawkins of the Women's Marine Corps, sta- toned at Camp Elliott, Los Angeles, Calf, Is spending l5-day furlough with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry J. Hawkins of Hillside ave- nue, Plymouth. She is & graduate of Terryville High school and enlisted in the service last May.
 First Star Scout
 Edward Borkowski of Terryville Troop No. l, Boy Scouts of America, Is the first Terryville youth to at- tain the rank of Star Scout. He re- ceived this rank at a Board of Re- view in the parish hall of the Im- maculate Conception church Tues- day night when he successfully passed i've tests to receive five merit badges. He passed tests in firemanShip, handcraft, bookbind- ing, music and reading. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Felix Borkow- ski of Emmett street and is @ menn- Der of the sophomore class of Ter ryville High school.
 Other scouts receiving merit badges were: Robert Stanulis. Thomas Malley, Casimir Bycoski, Walter Zeiner and Richard Palecin- ski. The latter also became a first class scout.
 Those who were made second class scouts are Valdon Hagaman, Erwin KlosS, Charles Lombard, Richard Blair, Richard Anderson. Roland Anderson and Francis Dil- ion.
 Awarding of badges will take place at a Charter Night program April il.
 A debate, Married Women Are Beneficial to War Industry" will be presented at the meeting of the Terryville Womans Club next Tues. day night with members of the high school student body participating The affirmative side will be upheld by Doris ElSdon, Juliette Gosseln and David Wasley while the mega . i've side will be upheld by Nancy Finan. Jean Schroeder and Joseph Kazmirski.
 Parents Night" !unis Lodge of Boy Rangers will hold Parents Night" Friday night at their clubrooms at the Old Marsh Pond at which time colored picture of outdoor activities will be shown by their leader, Horace R. Whittier.
 so-YEAR-0LD KOREAN A PVT.
 Camp Adair, Ore. (UP)-vhe oid- est buck private in the roth Division stationed here is Q 5O-year-old na- tive of Korea-Pvt. 6hur Nook who Is fighting his seond war on the side of the United ptates. A veteran of the first world war, in this one he is a cook. He says, T no ike Laps. They take my native