The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-22

Whats light the valley,
 Creeping along steady and dre
 All the woodland seems aolaze-
 Nothing but another brush fire!
 Francis Stowell Smith, tVo-weeks-Old of MT. and Mrs Francis Smith, is the youngest donor to the Endowment Fund at Christ Chapel according to Rev Samuel A. Budde vicar. Charlie Henne OeaDee' t Pacific post recently The latter is assigned to the Army Signal Corps
 Vincent Reynolds is deserving of orchids for his sug cestion which has been adopted at the Waterbury Tool Suggesting that employees donate the three pennies from each pack cigarettes they buy at the plant suitable receptaces were placed every vendor in the plant this week and all coppers derived will be turned to some charitable local organization Smokers were more than glad to inaugurate Wins idea
 Al Schavone has finished his boot training at Sampson N Y and expects to be assigned to sea duty or radio school Phil Russiawa is private in the Coast Artillery at Fort Preble, Maine Clyde Tibbetts, Marine private, recently received sharp shooters medal. He's been in the service since last September.
 S-sgt Herbert B. Spencer, nephew of MT. and Mrs. Mrs Duncan Rose was seriously injured recently when the plane on which he was gunner forced to make crash landing In letter to his uncle and aunt written for him by American Red Cross worker somewhere death it would take your breath away lad pneumonia along with my other mishaps, but with the care of great doctor, shall forget, am alive anu healing, slowly but surely"
 Mrs Samuel R. Raphael of Al Prospect Street spent several days this in New York City where she enjoyed the hospitality of the BarbizOn-Plaza Hotel. Roger Drufva, of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Drufva of 99 Waterve Street left several days ago to see service with the Merchant Marines
 Robert D. Winchester aviation cadet, is with the Army Air Corps at Sheppard Field Texas He writes that Easter Sunday while enroute to Texas they had stop over in Port Huron Michigan. He says: Our train com msnder took advantage of the time to have Easter service in the railroad station led by of the boys It was effective in that little station than in an elaborate church. Several civilians joined i'll the hymns including the station master"
 Mrs. Charlotte Hager of Al Prospect Street. wife of John Hager enlisted in the WACS and has left for training at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia. It. Frank J. StarOn, husband of Dorothy Alngham, is somewhere in North Africa In recent letter he speaks of his recent visit to the ancient ruins of Carthage
 Kenneth Peach is fireman first class with the Navy on active sea duty with North Atlantic convoy MT and Mrs. Michael Riley have decided to chriSten their daughter of April 3, Mary Catherine. Greg Madden has left to join the Merchant Marines Michael Pera bel, formerly chief draftsman with the E. J. Manvllle Company, is now earning weekly stipend at the Water bury Tool
 Aviation Cadet Robert G. Archambault son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Archambault of 96 Edson Avenue, successfully completed his basic flying training at the LemoOre Army Air Field, LemOore California, and takes his final hurdle at an Army Air Forces Advanced Flying Training School before receiving his silver wings.
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 JS. Rcciardi better known 'Cy' is now stationed at the U S. Naval Construction Battalion Hospital at Camp Parks, California, after returning from long siege in the Aleutian Islands. He writes he's feeling fine and anxousy awaiting the day when he arrives at the railroad station and gets another look at the gooo 'oe Brass City.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Despins of 181 East Main Street will celebrate years of matrimonial bliss tomorrow Mother of two lovely children, Mrs D. is the former Mae Clark of the Waterville Clarks Pfc. LOring Thomas of Montgomery Street has fully frcOvered from a recent appendectOmy at Camp Breckenridge Ky.
 REMEMBER AND FORGET
 Remember the good wherever they
 Forget all that's evil and despair.
 Remember the heavens
 And forget that God always is love.
 Remember good forget what
 And get weary but always glad
 When tired take good rest
 And always do what think best