The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-29
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 LEAD DISCUSSION
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 Held Tuesday
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Oakville, March 29-O special interest to people of European ex- traction here, is the announcement of the Watertown League of Women Voters that Roland Tyler of Taft school, will lead study group in g. discussion of Dumbarton Oaks proposals, at the Watertown Li- brary next Tuesday at 7:3O to 8:45 p. m.
 Both men and women are urged 10 attend, either as participants in the discussion or as listeners. These discussions will continue each Tues day evening for either three or four weeks, depending on the interest shown. Everyone is invited to at tend.
 Stamp and War Bond Sale
 The total War Bond and Stamp sale at South school Thursday, to- taled $240.55. Stamp sales equaled $21030 and Bond sales amounted to $3025.
 Those rooms having 100% this week were: Mrs. Mae Eggleton, grade T; Miss Catherine Scanlon, grade 6; Miss Goldie Gordon, grade 3; Miss Marie Patton, grade 3: and Miss Sylvia Katzman, grade 1-2.
 Rooms having above 90% in sales were: Mrs. Helen Flynn, grade 5, 90%; Miss Ann Scanlon, grade 3, 96%; Miss Lois Doolittle, grade l, 92%6; and Miss Helen Sepples, grade l, 91%.
 For the month, the total sales amounted to $1,149.8O.
 Bond sales being, $219.15 and Stamp sales, $930.65.
 90%o of the children in the school purchased stamps or bonds during the month of March.
 No Paper Collection
 Mir Carlson, leader of Troop I, Boy Scouts, announces that there will be no paper collection for the next two weeks, due to Easter Sum- day and the hike the following Sunday. Collections will continue again April 18th. Anyone having paper and wishing 1t collected be- fore that date, please call 0084W) and it will be taken care of.
 Art An0 CraIC WOfk
 All the pupils from kindergarten through grade 8 have been doing craft work as a part of their course in art. This week there has been an exhibition of the work done by the eighth grade girls. :
 Helen Kiudulas, Rose Fusco, Keith Shaw, Frances Murphy have made scarfs, using looms.
 Rag dolls were made by Mary Kulikauskas, Shirley Andrus.
 Mittens were made by Barbara Neidt, Joan Menetrey, Keith Shaw Pocketbooks were woven by Keith Shaw, Dolores Olcik, Anna Jofn- son, Claire Bova, Eleanor Reiss, Irene Carter, and Helen Daniels, Barbara LaVigne, Carol Greason aid Betty Avellani, did some soap carvings.
 Some of the girls who have worked an aprons of various styles are Alice Donaghy, Jean DiPrimo, Larroine Morrow. A blouse was made by Violet Yakulevich.
 Potholders were crocheted by Angela Sprano, and June Dwyer.
 Irene Carter and Bernadette Russo made caps. Irene Fiftal knit ted pair of socks, and Margery Matecki made some papiermache animals.
 Church Services Good Friday At Saint Mary Magralen church the Mass of Pre-Sanctified will be held at 800 a. m. Friday. Alteration of the Cross will fol- low imm sdiately after the Mass Stations of the Cross will be helc Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock fol- lowed by Alteration of the Cross A special service in the evening al 7:3O o'clock will be held for those people who worked during the day
 At All Saints church - Service. will be held Friday evening at 7:30