The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

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 oakville, Oct. 26.-Every effort Yin be made before Friday to i'll the quota for Watertown and Oak Vile in the War Fund drive. It was reported Monday night that Watertown and Oakville have con. tributed 46,200 of their quota of 97,. 900. Anyone, not yet solicited or who would like to make an addi- tional contribution, may leave 1t ct the Watertown Trust Go.
 Nurses Aides
 Mrs. William D. Starr, chairman of the Watertown Nurses Aides Corps, announced that there will be . round table discussion on nursing services, led by Miss Ruth Adams, director of nursing services, North Atlantic Area, American Red Cross, Monday Oct. %, ct the Conn. Light and Power Go. Auditorium OA ASSHNChWVktLL 9bp WRVVEpufy, from 2 to { D. m. All members of the Watertown Corps who can possibly attend are urged to do SO.
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 Boys Scout Troop, No. 2. Oak. vile. held well attended meeting at the Community Hall Monday evening.
 The troop has decided to adopt the International Morse Code and the standard method of signalling So the regular members of the troop devoted most of the instructions period to practictng this system.
 Daring the period the tender foot candidates were instructed in knot tying in preparation for one of the entrance requirements into the troop.
 Those attending the meeting were Junior Assistant Scout Master Geo. Cocco, the senior patrol leader, Rob. ert Bellemore; senior Scouts, Alfred Duranti, Peter De Santo; the act. ing patrol leaders, Robert Czar- atSty, Donald spinney; assistant patrol leaders. Louis Mobilla. Frank Stance, Jr., and Scouts Anthony Duranti, Gerald Anderson, Roger Henry, Joseph Kwaracsius. Peter Sisnoils. ana Candidates James Me- Gee, Joseph GabriS. Andrew Fis- chuck, Peter Plotas. Donald Green. woods, Anthony Baritone, Michael Crosse, Philip Blanchioni, Scout Master Dom 0iovaninni, and his assistant, Lyle Carlson.
 Personals
 MT, and Mrs. Ralph Clinton, daughter Ruth of Buckingham St. are visiting friends ii Olpe, Kan.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Clinton of Buckingham St., entertained Miss Mary A. Nixon of the Canadian WACs recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Bellotti aii. nouflce the birth of c son. born at St.. Mary's hospital, Oct. ls (Alfred Aiithony).
 Cpl. Hernian J. Lane, ii4 HillereSt Ave. was discharged Saturday from the Army under the Point System. The release was at Westover Field. Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Fillppone, Jr., have returned from their honey moon and are residing at the home of MT. Tilippone'S parents, MT and Mrs. Albert Filippone of Colonial street.
 Mrs, Henry Menard is entertain. ing her niece from Seymour for c few weeks.
 Mrs. Margaret Decliul and some friends motored out of town on bus mess.
 The Children of Mary Magdalen's church held their choir rehearsal after school Wednesday.
 0Feenback Shower
 Miss Dolly Carol of Baldwin street, Waterbury, was ho1ored at a greenback shower ct the home nt Mrs. George KoSha, ST., on Davis
 
 street last evening.
 The home was decorated in red, white, and blue, with autumn leaves and flowers. A large umbrella was trimmed in red and white with white ribbons and greenbacks in small white envelopes. Cards were attached to each white satin ribbon thai hung from the umbrella,
 Dancing, games and refreshments were served.
 Miss CArrol will be married to George KoshA, Jr., of Davis street, on Thanksgiving day.
 Guests attended from Torrineton, Oakville, Waterbury, WAtertowTi and Pennsylvania and Bridgeport.
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 Bath, N. Y. Oct. 20-(up)-The will Of Mss 6. Fanny Burns, Bath, Alannaina of an AatahA AXnAAdina