The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

Mix of Candee Hill road, was host for this weeks meeting of the Wa tertown Youths Temperance Coun- cil held at his home Monday even- ing. The devotional service was led by Carolyn Cross. Jackie Starry, who was in charge of the discus sion spoke on "The Psychological Effects of Alcohol"
 A report of the state Y. T. c. meeting which was held at the As bury Methodist church, PlainvillR recently was given by Carolyn Cross, who attended. Others attending the state meeting were: Mrs. Daniel Logue, counselor; Gloria Cleveland, Clare Payne, Nancy Lynn, Hellen Williams and Harry Williams.
 Announcement was made of state board meetings to be held in New Haven on Friday, May II. It was de- cided that beginning with the next meeting of the Watertown Youths Temperance Council to be held on Monday, May T, the local Y. T. c. would return to the bi-monthly meetings; the first and third Mon days in each month.
 The May 7th meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Daniel Logue, Pucxshire district, and at this meet ing a roll call will be taken and each member will give 8 25 cent de- fense stamp, when responding to his or her name. Harry Williams will lead the devotional service and Clare Payne will present the dis cussion topic. Mrs. Logue and Nancy Lynn will be in charge of refresh ments.
 Following this weeks meeting, re- treatments were served by Burton Mix and Harry Williams.
 Legion Meeting In Oakville
 The next regular meeting of Le- Roy G. Woodward Post, American Legion, will be held in the Com munity building, Oakville, Friday evening at 8 o'clock, instead of in the Legion club rooms, Watertown. From this date on until further mo- tice the Post will hold it's first meet ing of the month in Watertown, and on the third Friday of each month, the meeting will be held in Oakville.
 This decision has been made for the convenience of the many Oak vile members of LeRoy G. Wood- ward Post.
 At this weeks meeting, John Me- Cleary, chairman of the poppy sale for Memorial Day, will arrange his committee for distributing the pop pies to the different factories and stores in Watertown and Oakville.
 Further plans will be made for the carnival which the Legion Post will sponsor in Watertown the week of July g, through IA.
 Six Tons Of Clothing Packed
 The committee in charge of the United National Clothing Collection has reported that up until Wednes- day evening, 61 large wooden cases and about 30 cartons of clothing, bedding and shoes have been pack ed at the main collection and pack ing station in Pintoff's vacant store, Main street. This amounts to about six tons of clothing.
 The quota for WatertoWn and Oakville is approximately 25 tons, and persons are asked to send in their contributions as early as pos sible.
 A very efficient method of sorting and packing is carried out at the main station. Several large tables have been placed in the center of the store with packing cases and cartons arranged along the walls. Above the cases, have been placed large printed signs designating the types of articles to be packed in the respective cases. This arrangement makes the sorting and packing easily done.
 Women of the Methodist church and of Watertown Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star will be in charge of the station Friday. Thn volunteer women workers are {. Methodist church: Mrs. Raymond J. Black, chairman; Mrs. F. N. Bar low, Mrs. Herbert J. Evans, Mrs. Dwight Goodwin, Mrs. c. Raymond Ganung, Mrs. Edward Marti, Mrs. Edward Ranslow; Watertown chal = ter O. E. B., Mrs. Hazel Stetson, co-chairman; Miss Helen Atwood, Mrs. Ruth Brayton, Miss Maude Mitchell, Mrs. Peter Lund, Mrs Clayson O'Dell, Mrs. Charles Olson.
 Leave for Service
 The following young men from Selective Service board 32 left Mon day to begin their training in the armed forces.
 Oakville: Howard L. Bradshaw, army; Terryville: Harvey R. W.. Whitford, Edward Kucharski, Ed ward F. Dovieski. all Army. New Milford: Dexter J. DWy, Navy; George R. Roemhild, Marines.
 Thomaston: Adolf L. Wascabase, Army; Plymouth, Winston c. Thi- beau, Jr. army; Meriden, Loren K. Crooker, army.
 Funeral Services Saturday Funeral services Tor Mrs. Elizl-