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Evening star., 1945-10-26

Jockeys j. keenan, and A. Apple
bee each recorded triples yesterday.
keenan, won his three races at
Pascoag aboard Trimmed, Cebemint
and Big Punch, while Applebee
gained his at Wheeling Downs with
Valdina Pal, Five o. Four and Lor-
raine Cross.
Evening star., 1945-10-26
OUTDOORS-wi,h Bill ls..eh

drag couple Of pounds tmore or
less) Of lead along the ship channels
and through the deep holes, bottom
trolling for the lunkers that are to
be found there at times.
Evening star., 1945-10-26

by the Associated Press.
Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's War
Date. rated queen of the 3-year-old
fillies in training since Busher and
Gallorette were sidelined, suffered
setback yesterday at Jamaica when
she finished third behind Isidore
Bieber's improved BERTHE S. in the
10,000-add Juno Handicap.
Had War Date won, she would
have passed the 100000 mark in
earnings for her two seasons of rae
ing. Including the $1,000 she won
for finishing third, she now has
cleaned $a7.33o.
Among feature winners yesterday
were:
At Jamaiea-Bertie g., $3.50.
At Churchill Downs-Vestibule, $500
lhrst division of La Grange SPRINT; Elsa
S4 80 (second divisiorf).
At Rockingham-Do-R Reign Mi, 40.
At WheelinR-Lorraine Cross, SIS. so.
At Pascoag-Third Rail, $3.50.
At Bay Meadows-Frilure, 500 80.
AT Sportsmans' Park-Jacalitos, S4. 40
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09

NEWS FROM LIBBY, MCNEIL 8 LIBBY Because the l945 Bristol Bay oper- ation hes been curtai leo to
 third the usual q ct ivity surplus Of ol6 employees remains to be
 hired even though the operat ion is to be con6ucted mainly by residents of Alaska. The company exc cuttves |. in placement consider the idea goo6 one and will develop it in the future. CONTRIBUTE TO TIE RED CROSS. WHEN COMTLCTFD- YOUR TEL? IS NEErED.
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09

The editor was handed eli ipptng by Mrs. M. Sandvik this week on the Metanuska Valley agairs The writer maintained that wh: tcver advantages had come out of this pro ject were offset-.by tn enormous cost--of 325, ,Ooo.Oo per f. Ii ly. We ronder where he< got. those If gpres. They get worse all the tciIes
 Along with this le ctu1se, it seems were shown co1orea motion pictures of the Alcan Hi ighway.
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09

HIVERBE HILLTOP CLUB The regular meeting of the hiver- bend-Hi lltop Club will be at the home of Mrs. Clarence Quarnstrom on 4Iedne sday Ma rch l4s
 The topic will be" step-Ssving Xii tchens" given by Mrs. B .J.Los sing and Mrs. L.I. Rorriso on.
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09
SELECTIVE SERVICE NEWS

SELECTlVE SERV ICE NEWS
 At recent Board meettHg of tht Local Sele ctive Service the = following clas sifi cations were made:
 Clarence E. Sjodine IA Earl Dean McElfish IA, Raymond E.McKe chnte :. ,,'. lRs ~, :. Jos eph t. Kurtz IA Robe Tt R. Walker 2A Claude D. Carroll 2k Calvin Reeve = 2B Vernon 2. Jones H 2B Merle L. Anderson .'.. -'2C Harold C.Harri ngt on .->s2B(F) James K. Ellsworth ..- 2B(F) Arloe W. Kessinger. 2B William L.Ee rriman .<2B
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09

All men l8 through 37 should keep their clos silica tion reques ts up to date.
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09
IMPORTANT NOTICES

IMPORTANT NOTICES The Corpo ra ati on has several head of horses for sale. Any enc intere ted please call ct the ARRC Office.
 /s/ DON IRWIN
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09
AMERICAN LEGION MEETI NC

The regular meeting of the Ameri- can Legi on will be held at the home of Art Marsh next Wedne sday evening at 8:oo p.rl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
Simeon Oliver Is
 Guest Speaker at
 W. S. (. Meetinq

Members of the World Service Circle at their meeting yesterday in the parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church had the pleas ure of hearing Simeon Oliver give a resume of the history of the Aleuts and some of their folklore, and were treated to several piano selections by MT. Oliver.
 Of interest to many will be the announcement of the forthcoming sequel to MT. Divers story of his early life in the Aleutians, where he was born and reared, Son of the Smoky Sea" The new book is titled Back to the Smoky Sea- and is to be published next month by Julian Messner, Inc, who also published his first book.
 Before introducing MT. Oliver at the meeting yesterday, Mrs. Harold Smith talked interestingly on the highlights of the life of Dr. E. Stanley Jones, and gave short re- view of his book "The Christ of the American Road"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
B FLOWN IN BY
 pAAFR0M SOUTH

Pan American World Airways flew IA to Seattle yesterday and an in- coming clipper brought the follow ing l3 to Juneau from Seattle: Betty Penning, Betty Isbell, Larry Isbell Nels Anderson, Harry Burke, Bernie Mellquist, Sherry Mellquist, T. N Law, B. Jacejko, Edward Steffen, Floyd Pitts, Fred Davis and Pauline Davis.
 Passengers to Seattle were: Alfred Shyman, Clarence May, Norma Pan- ico, Rita Harper, Hannah Mcleod, Frank Chomount, Merle Chomount, Donald Mellish, Maurine Simonds, George Preston, Kathleen Preston, Lois Baker, Bonnie Baker and Larry Hagen.
 To Whitehorse: Kenneth Alexan- der, Clyde Fitzgerald and Dale Blyberg.
 To Fairbanks: Leslie Nerland, Norman Hummer, Rudolph Hoff- man, Gladys Hoffman, Gale Hoff- man and Gary Hoffman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
GridGetaway
 SIated Today
Michigan U. vs. Great Lakes Tops Nationwide
 Bill = Pliers Win

NEW YORK, Sept. i5.-Ihe loot- ball season opens on a nationwide basis today with Michigan meeting Great Lakes in the big game of the day
 Fully 30,000 are expected at Ann Arbor to watch St. Paul Browns in experienced Bluejackets meet favored Wolverine eleven which has eight of it's lettermen back from last year.
 The Southwest features Baylor against the Blackland Army Air squad in a night contest at Waco. Texas, and the Pacific Coast offers the Fresno State California engage ment at San Luis Obispo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
VITAL SERIES
 PAGERS OPENS
 0RAMERI(AN
Tigers Tote Half Game Edge Ohio Nats' Home
 Field for 5-Game Set
By JACK HAND GAP Sports Writer)

Baseballs big series of 1945 is at hand as Detroit invades Wash ington for a vital five-game set that should determine the Ameri- can League winner.
 If either the Tigers or the Sem ators, who trail the leaders by only a half game, can sweep the series or take four of the contests, the race will be over for all practical purposes.
 In the seasons first real crucial man-to-man test, Detroit's list of "cripples" includes Hank Green berg, Eddie Mayo and Hal New houser. All three may see action in today's doubleheader but none of the trio is at his peak.
 In IT previous meetings, the knuckleball pitching staff of the amazing Senators has been able to throttle the Tigers power 10 times while losing seven. Mickey Haefner and Dutch Leonard are slated to take dead aim at first place today against such defenders as Hal Newhouser and Stubby Overmire.
 Both contend ders had tight squeaks yesterday, the Tigers down. ing Philadelphia, To, in a game cut to five innings by rain and decided by one lucky run. Washing ton had to come up with three in the last of the ninth to trim Cleye- land, 6-5.
 St. Louis swept a three-game set from Boston, Al, tightening their grip on third place in the American via Jack Miller's five hit chucking. A New York Chicago Sox series finale was washed off the books.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
5ACS SET BACK
 SEATTLE TO AID
 BEAVERS CAUSE
Ten Runs in Ninth Inning Turns Tide Against
 Seeond-S Spoilers
CBy The Associated Press)

Give Sacramento an assist in Port lands quest for the Pacific Coast league title.
 The California city Solons came drought with 10 runs in the ninth inning to beat the second-place Seattle Rainiers 11-3 as the top-spot Beavers were defeating the San Diego Padres GA.
 The outcome of last nights en- agreements left the Bevos eight games in front of the field with 10 to go.
 Los Angeles trounced the Oakland Acorns 5-4 and 10-1 in the only other games of the Friday schedule.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
Mrs. CramerH Home
 Ward Bound After Visiting Friends

Mrs. Raymond Cramer of Van couver, Wash, who was the house guest of Mir and Mrs. Bert Mc- Dowell during a two weeks visit in Juneau, has returned to her home by plane.
 Making her first trip to Alaska by steamer, she thoroughly enjoyed the boat trip, as well as her visit to Juneau.
 Gifted with a lovely voice, Mrs. Cramer graciously entertained the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society with two solos when she attended their meeting as a guest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

Lois Baker and child, Richard John. son and H.. Behrends.
 From Cordova: MT. Sledge.
 From Yakutat: Paul Puckett. :
 On the return flight to Anchor age were the following. Mrs E. E.. Weschenfelder, Jessie Welsh, Mrs John Penning Mrs. Arnold Isbell, H. B. Mckinley, Dr. c. Earl Albrecht, Bailey Covey, Eva LaLumiere, Ber- nice Mellquist, Sherry Mellquist, Larry Isbell, T. N. Law and Tom Dyer.
 To Cordova: Nels Anderson and Harry Burke.
 To Fairbanks: Grace Berg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
DEVELOPMENT BD.
 MEET CONCLUDES

The Alaska Development Board today was winding up the affairs of it's second meeting here, with for nal sessions completed yesterday. One member of the Board, Leslie Nerland, already has left for his home, at Fairbanks. Nome mem Der Antonio Polet expects to remain here for a few days yet and will likely te joined by Mrs. Polet for a trip to Seattle. Other members will get away for their home towns this week end
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
ALA5kA AIRLINES BRINGS IN 21 ON
 TRIP FROM WEST

Alaska Airlines' Starliner Fair hanks arrived at the Juneau airport yesterday, from Anchorage, with the following incoming passengers: John Marinovich, Rita Harper, Walter J. City, Fred Johnson, Merle Smith, Hannah Mcleod, Frank Chomaut, Mrs. F. Chomaut, Donald Mellish, Maurine Simonds, William L. Boyce, TI5 John Roland, F. M. McCausland, Norma Panico, Henry Valle, Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

Second Air Force Superbombers last night. The final score was IT to IA
 Playing in the Los Angeles Mem orial Coliseum, the Pliers jumped into the lead, l4 to nothing, in the first quarter The Superbombers came back in the third period, full back Frankie Sandwich sparkling them to two touchdowns.
 The score was tied at Hall until the final moments of the game, when Joe Vetrano booted the winning points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
U50 DANCE
 IS TONIGHT

The USO dance tonight will be held in Union Hall.
 Dancing, to the music of the Servicemen's Band, will get under way at 9:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

(COntinued from Page OneJ tions and reasons for doing so were not explained.
 The No. man, Hideki Tojo, is in custody at an army evacuation camp, recovering from bungled suicide attempt. Yesterday four more of his Pearl Harbor Cabinet" presented themselves at Eighth Army Headquarters in Yokohama.
 They included two of Tojo's closest henchmen in enforcing his dictatorial reign-Lt. Gen. Teiichi Suzuki, former Minister without portfolio as well as President of the influential Cabinet Planning Board, and Okinori Kaya, former Finance Minister.
 The other former Ministers sur- rendering were Michiyo Iwamura, Justice, and Sekiya Inc, Agriculture and Forestry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
DIR. ALBRIGHT LEAVES

Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, Commis- sioner of Health, left yesterday on a business trip to Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
FRIDAY GAMES American Leaguc)

Detroit, l. Philadelphia, 0. Give innings, rain)
 St. Louis, 4 Boston, 1. Washington, 6; Cleveland, 5. (Only games played0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
SUPERBoMBERS SUNK

LOS ANGELES, Sept 15,-A field goal in the last 30 seconds of play counted football win for the Fourth Air Force Flyers over the favored
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

TO KEEP THE RECORD STRAIGHT
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 UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN, PLUMBERS
 AND STEAMFTTTERS LOCAL UNION 262
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
National League)

National League) Philadelphia, 40; Chicago, 3-6. New York, T; Cincinnati, 5. Brooklyn, 7-6; St. Louis, 3-1. tOnly games playedD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

(Pacific Coast Leaguel Portland, 6; San Diego, 4. Sacramento, II; Seattle, 3. i Los Angeles, 5-10; Oakland, Al. (Only games played)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
MITCHELL ARRIVES

Bill Mitchell, of Hoonah, is g guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
JAPAN PUT 2 IN PROPER
 pLA(EN0W

(Continued from Page One)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Fete Brother Greeks

Barbara Bingham. Florence
kingsbury. Carol Cummins.
Lois Bassett, Beth Fraser and
Betty McCallum were among
those who welcomed the broth
or Greeks.
Phi Delta Theta invited Pi
Beta Phi 10 a dance at
Schwabln Hall on Friday night.
Bob Skau. Bill Rush. Paul
|anscheau, John Clippert. and
Wgh Hanson were among the
hosts and some OF the Pi PhiS
attending were Gwen Switzer.
Carol Watt. Kay Best. Erna
Lee Brutschy, Betty Eaton.
Marge Siebert. Evelyn Lough
and Phil Chapel
Alpha Phi challenged SoroslS
10 football game Saturday
afternoon. The Alpha Phi team,
which had as ardent supporters
M Sigma Nu Fraternity. in
cluded Janice Goodsell, Lou
CravenS. Mary Bronson Polly
Thompson and Bca New berry.
The Chi Phis backed Sorosls
and after the game they all
went 10 the Alpha Phi house to
listen 10 the Army Navy game,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
PeggyAoo SchOpf,
joseph AIIor Wed

IN A gown Of candlehght
sheer crepe Miss Peggy Ann
Schopf. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Schopf Of VII
shire drive. was married 10
Joseph T.. Allor. son Of Mrs.
Alice Allor Of Ere. Michigan,
Saturday morning in ST. Ju-
Llama Church.
The brides dress was FASH
ioned with hcart-Shapcd neck
line and bouffant skirt a cap
OF orange blossoms held her
fngertip length veil and she
carried bouvardia and sweet
peas.
Her attendants. Mrs James
Kelly, aS matron Of honor. and
Mrs Milton Garlic. as brides
maid we're gOwncd alike in
squamarine crepe styled along
Grecian lines They wore babe
ohrysanthemumS IN bitterS"eet
<Skade n their hair and earned
|rysanthemum muffS 90 match.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
June Wild Leader-Doq
-Marries 81 Drive Set

MISS JUNE NJ. WILD Of De-
NA troit.' a Red Cross staff
assistant in kfort, Ger
many. was married on Wednes-
day. in Frankfort, to Pfc. Frank
Beck Jr.
They met in Frankfort where
the bride, daughter of MIR and
Mrs. John NJ. Wild, has been
stationed for two and a half
years.
Pfc. Beck, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Beck of Terre Haute.
Ind. is leader Of the CT band
there and also plays the piano
The former June Wild, who
had a local reputation as a
singer, trained the choir which
sang at her wedding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
'M'Co-eds
Fe+e Vets
BY SANDY GIvENs

ANN ARBOR. Dec. !.
WORD has gotten around
about what bridge addicts
Ne veterans on campus are SO
D Alpha PhiS added a few
lables TO the party they gave
Friday night for the ex-serv-
icemen who are enrolled here.
Back of the entertainment
arrangements, which included
dancing as we'll as bridge, were
Barbara Baxter. Jean Wright,
Marian wager. Ruth Tamblyn,
and Shirley Spike.
Betty Clark is in charge of
arrangements for the faculty
tea which Kappa Delta Is Civ
ing this Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

THE Junior Board Of Com
meree Auxiliary, on Mon
day, will open a campaign in
behalf Of the Leader-Dog
League for the Blind.
This institution runs a school
al Rochester. where dogs are
trained to guide blind men and
women.
Mrs. Norman p. Burau OF
Lakepointe avenue is chairman
Of the Detroit campaign to
raise $4,000 for the league
Detroits campaign is part Of
a statewide drive for $4,000,
under the cnairmanship Of
Mrs. David Golden of Monterey
avenue. Highland Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Medical Frat Party

Alpha Kappa Kappa medical
fraternity gave a party at the
house Saturday night. partly to
celebrate the end Of sophomore
finals. Attending the affair
were Rita Parrish and George
Kiehler, Dolores DeLando and
Wilson Richards, Ruth Stine
and Harry Howard, Marie
Clancey and Rockwell Jackson,
and Betty Jacobs and Richard
Allen.
Gamma Phi Beta started
what they plan 10 be a series Of
open houses with a party Satur-
day afternoon for the Sigma
Chi, Phi Gamma Delta. and
Delta Tau Delta frdteruities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
n. P. Club Joint Dinner

ALPHA. BETA and Gamma
chapters OF the Highland Park
Womans Club will hold Joint
dinner Monday evening Al the
Highland Park Congregational
Church. Mrs. Bessie DeLamat-
ter is social chairman and IN
charge Of reservations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

orowiey's-BarEsin Basemsai
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
Mann Richter
 Wedding Feb. 20

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Ensign Jane Eliza beth Richter, Navy Nurse Corps, daughter of MT and Mrs. Harold Richter, Beacon Falls, and Cpl. Ed ward Henry Mann, U. $. Marine Corps. son of Michael Mann, Brooklyn, N. Y. which took place Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 5:30 o'clock at St. Theresas church, Brooklyn. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Albert Dallinger.
 The bride wore her uniform and carried a mother of pearl prayer book marked with gardeniaS. En- sign Adelaide Mugford, Navy Nurse Corps, Brooklyn, attended the bride as mai. of honor, and Pfc. John I. Sands, U. s. Marine Corps, Wood haven, l.. l., was best man. Ensign Mugford wore her uniform and carried a colonial bouquet of mixed flowers. The brides mother was costumed in black and white with an orchid corsage.
 The bride, graduate of Nauga- tuck High school and St. Mary's hospital school of nursing, was on the staff of St. Mary's hospital before enlisting in April 1944. She is now stationed at the U. s. Naval hospital, Brooklyn. Cpl. Mann, who has returned from service in the south Pacific, is also stationed at the Naval hospital. The couple will later reside in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Mothers Club
 Has Meeting

The annual banquet, honoring members of the basketball team of SIS. Peter & Paul school will be held sometime in April, it was an- nounced at a meeting of the Moth- CTS club last night in the school hall.
 Plans for an honor roll for men end women in the service from SS. Peter & Paul parish are incomplete but work is progressing rapidly, ac. cording to report given by Mrs Peter Kelly, committee chairman. The roll will be set up in the church and will contain name plates for about 40O
 The graduation banquet will be held in June. Reports were read by Mrs. Francis Blum, secretary, and Mrs. William Keaveney. treasurer; Mrs. Marcel Young, president, pre- sided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Wednesday afternoon tour namcnt of the Cornell Bridge Club. conducted by Mrs. John c. Nor iarty, 60 Linden street. resulted in the following top scores: North and South: Mrs. Lawrence Ryan and Mrs. John Collins, ll6; Mrs. Will liam Moifet and Mrs. Lewis Car rington, l09; East and West: Mrs. E. J. Nelson and Mrs. George Brennan. ll9 l-2; Mrs. John Bro- phy and Mrs. Leo Rugglero, ll5 1-2. The official standing: Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Brennan, 588; Mrs. Harry Laudeman and Mrs. Louis Lougee, 587 1-2; Mrs. Eugene Doherty and Mrs. James Abercrom- bic. 582 l-2; Mrs. James Walsh and Mrs. Walter DeWs. 577.
 High scorers in the new series of Wednesday evening tournaments were: North and South: Mrs. Mark Margiotta and Mrs. Domenic Guer- rera, 67 l-2: Mrs. Floyd Smith and Miss Selma Anderson, 5l; East and West: Mrs. Max Kraft and Mrs. John Holleran. 70; MT. and Mrs Jean Archambault, GA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
Basketball
 TomorroUv Night

The Basket Ball, semi-formal dance, will be held tomorrow night at the Central Y, M. c. A. under under the sponsorship of Pi-Lambda Hi-Y Club.
 Patrons and patronesses will in- ciude: MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Pet tit, MT. and Mrs. Carlton II. Bird. MT. and Mrs. William B. Elwell, MT. and Mrs. Joseph R. Rimany. MT and Mrs. Leonard c. Warner. MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Stack. MT and Mrs. John Bowler. MT. ana Mrs Cornelius F. Green, Mir. and Mrs. Harry T. Bergin. and MT. Edward Makarewicz.
 In charge of the affair are Jo- seph Petit. general chairman: John Bowler. publicity; J. Robert Warner. program James Noonan. decora- tions, Carlton Bird. orchestra, and Harry Bergin, refreshments. A fellowship supper will be held tonight at 6:30 o'clock In the parish hall of the Third Congregational ! church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01

MT. and Mrs. Leander P. Sperry Of Waterbury, are at the Hotel Bilt- more. New York
 Miss Margaret Shell of New Ha- ven has returned home after visit ing her aunt, Mrs Peter B. Lynch, Oak Hill avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond E.. Bas- sett, Fiske street, are spending two weeks in New York city where they are registered at the Waldorf-As- toria.
 Harold Quinn has returned to his home, Grace avenue, following a visit with his mother in South Dakota.
 Girl Scout leaders of Waterbury will meet tomorrow night at St Johns church. A talk on Girl Scout problems will be given by Miss Ag- nes Fitzpatrick of the Diocesan bur- eau following q business meeting at 7.30.
 The auxiliary of Canton T. R. Martin, No. 6, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Julia MarggraH will conduct the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
CLUB NOTES
SOciGIite Club
 Elects Officers

Albert Daversa was elected pres ident of the Socialite Dance club of the Boys club for term of two months at a meeting of the group last night. Others named were: Vice-president, Peggy Spillane; sec retary. Dorothy Imperato; and treasurer, Val Poletta.
 The club, which is composed of teen agers, meets every Tuesday in the clubs library. Dances are held in the gym every Friday at 8 D. m.
 Others who attended the meet ing were; Frank Facondini, Annette Daversa, Emilia Torretta, Ann Guis- ti, Louis Cardella, Nardine Reynolds, Angeline Ciarleglio, Maryilan Hayes Robert DeVito, Anthony Tor etta. Daniel Fora, Rosemary Blacker, Rocco Berado. Ann Imperato and Michael Andolina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01

Crosby high school and a member of the senior class at Cornell uni versity, Ithaca, N. r.. where she is president of Omega Chi chapter of Kappa Delta and a member of the Modern Dance club, will continue her studies following her mar riage. She is the granddaughter of MT and Mrs. Joseph Fava, State street.
 Candidate Lembo was graduated frCm LaSalle Military academy, Oakdalc, l.. l., and attended Cor nell university where he was a member of Sigma Pi fraternity. He served for 10 months in the Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
SerUiCe Club
 Has Party

The Service Committee of the USO will sponsor another open- house for servicemen and ex-serv- icemen at the Elton Sunday from to ' D. m. Dancing, entertainment and refreshments will be featured and USO hostesses will be in at- tendance. Hostesses must present their cards which they received this week.
 The Service Committee has an- nounced that if the open-house proves successful this week, plans for weekly open house will be put into effect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

High scorers in the Western Con- necticut trophy tournament held last night at The Elton Contract club under the direction of Mrs w. sherman Smith, were Mrs. David S. Price and w. s. Smith, 70 1-2; Miss Madeleine Marshall and Mrs George Karnofsky, 65 l-2; Alvan Davis and Herbert Root, 63. The standing: MT Davis and MT, Root l98 1-2; Mrs. Price and MT. Smith, l94; Miss Marshall and Mrs. Leon Lovejoy, l80.
 Top scorers in the sweepstake section were Mrs. Domenic F1orio and Mrs. Ida Birdsall, 66; Mrs. J. J. Vrecland and Mrs. Earl Pier son, 65; Mrs. Homer Bernier and Miss Clare Bernier. GA l-2. The standing: Mrs. Florio and Mrs. Blrdsall, l89; Miss Frances Cassidy and Mrs. Glen Meyer, l69 l-2; Miss Ann Harmon and Miss Mary Jane Stewart. l6l l-2.