The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29
LeRoy WoodwardP Post
 Planning Observance
American Legion Group to Hold Memorial Day Exer=
 cises Next Sunday; Parade to Open Ceremony
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stamps for the Seventh War Loan, in the lobby of the Cameo theater, May 2 through June 3.
 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 28, 29 and 30. Troop 3, senior Girl Scouts; Thursday, May 31. Mrs. s. J. Jones and Mrs. F. N. Meyer, Friday, June l. Miss May Naesmith and Miss Martha Naismith. Satur- day and Sunday, June and 3. St. Johns school association. Story Hour Club Elects
 The Story Hour Reading Club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Walker, Westbury road and elected the following officers for the year: president, Raymond Hotchkiss, vice. president; Robert J. Smith, secretary; Dorothy Walker and chaplain, Litsa Olmstead Sale
 Mrs. William D. Starr, chairman in charge of the sale of war bonds and stamps, in the lobby of the Cameo theater, during the Seventh War Loan reports the following sales during the second week of the drive May g, 28.
 Tuesday, May g MT. and Mrs. Harold Booth, representing Water town Grange, $6.55 in stamps; We'd nesday, May 23, MT. and Mrs. Robert Littlejohn, Watertown Grange, $98O in stamps; Thursday, May 24, Miss Bernice Futile and Mrs. John liar veil, representing Friendship Guild Congregational church, $275 in bonds, s12.60 in stamps; Friday, May 25, Miss Mary Lynn and Miss Nancy Rice, Friendship Guild, $50 in bonds, s7.20 in stamps; Saturday, May 26 Miss Lorraine Quesnel and Miss Harriet Poudrier, representing St. Johns Catholic Youth Organi- zation, s135o in stamps, Sunday, May 27, Miss Quesnel and Miss Poudrier, St. John c. Y. O., S25 in bonds; s13.10 in stamps; Monday, May 28, Miss Louise Jessell and Miss Patty Lewis, representing troop 3. Senior Girl Scouts; $50 in bonds, ~''fo III oldIllpS.
 Host To State 4O-S
 John T. Miller Sr., Grande con- ducteur of the Connecticut State 40-8 was host to the state meeting held at his home on Scott avenue, Friday evening. Thirty five 4O-8 | members from various parts of Con- necticut attended the meeting.
 A spaghetti supper was served by Paul Johnson and Don Calabrese of Oakville.
 Meeting Tonight Mayor William Burnham will speak at the meeting of the Vet eran's Advisory Council to be held in the Red Cross office community building tonight at 8 o'clock. Briefs
 l Mrs Marion Knitjansen of Mill waukee, Wis, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. P. J. Skilton of Highland av- enue.
 Raymond Hotchkiss, son of MT. and Mrs Clayton Hotchkiss of Greenwood street presented vocal solo on the children's hour over sta- tion WATR, Saturday.
 Died Yesterday
 Mrs. Blanche Helen Deziel of 90 Depot street died last evening at St. Marys hospital after a lingering ill., ness. Born in Watertown, Nov. 29, 1918, she is the daughter of Ferdin- and and Mary Ann Gampron Dez- iel, and had resided in Watertown all her life.
 Besides her parents, she leaves one son, Raymond; four brothers, Napoleon, Philias, Leo and An thony ;and one sister, Eva, all of Watertown. The funeral will be held from the home, 30 Depot street, Fri day morning at 8:45, to St, Johns church at for solemn high Mass Burial will be in Mt. St. James cem- etery Friends may call at the home tomorrow and Thursday afternoon and evening.