The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-18

xCIIJNAlC, OulkS 4os-3sAAkso 4SsAeAA Louise Sarasin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sarasin, Thomaston and George Arthur Schwanka, son of Mrs. Fred Schwanka and the late MT. Schwanka, High street, Terryville were married in the Thomaston Methodist church, Sat- urday at o'clock with the cere- mony being performed by Rev. Byron K. Sibley, pastor. A pro- gram of nupual music was pre- sented by Mrs. Harry Taylor. Ply mouth, at the organ. Miss Doris Lord, Hartford, served as maid of honor and Arnold Schwanka served his brother as best man. Upon their return from a wedding trip to New York, the couple will reside at West Main street, Plymouth.
 Sea Scouts to Meet
 A meeting of the Sea Scout Ship "sea Lion" will be held in their rooms in the Main street school, tonight at 2.
 Practice Tonight
 Members of the Terryville fire department are requested to meet at the firehouse, tonight at ' for the first of a series of practices to be held on the first and third Mon- days of each month during the summer.
 Foremen's Club to Meet
 A meeting of the Eagle Lock Foremen's club will be held in the cafeteria of the plant. tonight at SIS to complete plans for the annual outing and calmbake which will be held at the Indian Heaven Rod and Gun club, Saturday, June 30. To Be Arraigned Tonight
 Helen Dovitski, 24, of Town Hill road and Oswald Maxwell, 30, of West Town Hill road will be ar- raigned in the Plymouth justice court. tonight before Justice Frank H. Platt on statutory charges. The couple were arrested by State Police and Chief of Police George Rohe last Tuesday following lengthy investigation.
 To Hold Field Day
 Announcement was made Satur- day that the Harwinton Catholic church will hold a celebration at the Harwinton Fair Grounds, July 4 for the benefit of the church building fund. An athletic meet will be held during the afternoon with vaudeville show to be presented in the evening with dancing to be held in the Exhibition hall. Mrs. Michael Bulwitt is chairman of ar arrangements for the event.
 Home on Leave
 Capt. John White an instructor at Grenier Army Air Field, Man. chester. N. H, is spending 10 day furlough at the home of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Irving White, West Main street. Plymouth.
 Awarded Medal
 Miss Blanche Gosslin of Lake Plymouth, student at the Putnam Catholic Academy was awarded the Latin medal of honor from Wash ington, D. C., at the graduation ex- ercises, held Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Gosslin will spend the sum- mer at her home at Lake Plymouth.
 Graduates
 Miss Irene Rohe who recently graduated from the Columbus, Ohio. high school is spending the sum- nler with her parents, Chief of Police and Mrs George Rohe. She will enter the University of Ohio in the fall.
 On Way Home
 Corp. Chester Theodore Drze- wiecki, son of Mir and Mrs. Theo- dore Drzewiecki Of Chidsey terrace, a member Of an amphibious tractor battalion has sent word to his par ents that he will be home shortly. Corp. Drzewiecki, Marine served on New Zealand, Guadalcanal, Tulagi, Bougainville, Marshall Islands, Guam, Saipan an Two Jina.
 Public Supper Planned
 A public supper will be served in Grange hall, Tuesday night for the benefit of the Plymouth Park association. Mrs. Leroy Oliver, chairman, has announced that the sale of tickets will be limited to l50. The proceeds will be used in the up keep of the historic plymouth Green.
 Johnson Schultz
 Miss Lorraine E. Johnson, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. George s. John- son of Greystone District and Ar thur A. Schultz, son of Carl Schultz and the late Mrs. Schultz of 46 Or chard street, were married in St. Paul's Lutheran church, Saturday at 3 p. m. with Rev. Fred Foerster, pastor, officiating.
 Miss Beverly Ann Johnson, cou- sin of the bride and Royden Schultz were the attendants. Albert and William Schultz of Bristol, were ushers for their brother.
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents following which the couple left for an unan- nounced wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside in their new