The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-22
Opposition Registered To Creation Of Finance Board
THoMAST0N
TROOP gro AID
 SALVAGE DRIVE
Papers and Rags to Be Collected in Street-tO-
 Street Pickup Saturday

Thomaston, March 22-Troop No ? Boy Scouts will conduct paper and rag drive Saturday. Collections will begin at a. m. and will be continued until 5 p. m. Each street in town will be canvassed and per sons who have papers or rags art requested to tie them into bundles and place them on the sidewalk in front of their homes. .
 Clifford R. Frnch post No. 22 American Legion, at its meeting held last evening voted to purchase medals for the essay contests which will be held in the local schools later in the year. The post also voted to donate the customary prize at the annual graduation exercises of the high school.
 Mrs. Archie Grano, chairman o! the volunteer committee of tht Parent-Teacher association, an. nounces the following schedule fol workers at the lunchroom at tho Grove street school for the week oi March 26-30 inclusive:
 March 26-Mrs. Peter Beruk, Mrs Harold Koegle; March N-MrS Harry Parsons, Mrs. Grace Brink March 2B-Mrs. Everett White, Mrs Joseph Sarasin; March 29-Mrs Ralph Clements, Mrs. Henry Pang' pank; March 30-Mrs. Henry Fox Mrs. Alfred Wehrle.
 Mrs. Rolph Clements will be cap tain of the week and will answer all questions pertaining to the lunch room. Volunteers who cannot work on the day scheduled must provide their own substitute. Mrs. Clem- ents can be contacted by calling 898.
 The scout committees and leaders of Troops No. 1 and No. ? and com mittee members wives attended the dinner at Temple Hall, Waterbury Tuesday evening given by Matta- tuck Council in observance of the 35th anniversary of the founding oi the Boy Scoout organization. There were 400 Gin attendance the chlef speaker of the evening was J. liar old williams, chief executive ol Narragansett Council of Rhode ls' land. Those attending from here were Rev. John Rzasa, MT. and Mrs. Matthew Lauretano and MT. ana Mrs. William Seabourn, MT. and Mrs. Augustus Matthews and MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton oi Troop No. 1.
 Mrs. James Sheehan of Torring- ton spent Wednesday with her niece Mrs. Harry Lynch.
 The second of series of lectures conducted by Sister Mary de Lourdes, assistant professor of edu- cation at Mt. St. Joseph's College Hartford and sponsored by the Par ent Teachers Association, will be held Sunday, March 25, at the high school auditorium at 2::30 o'clock Her subject will be The World of Boys and Girls" A large audience is expected to tatend as those whc were present at the first lecture were well repaid for their attend ance as the subject discussed was very interesting and very ably pre- sented. Sister de Lourdes is regard ed as the best authority in the East on problems of the teen age child
 The public is cordially invited to attend.
 The third of series of Union services by the congregations ol the Methodist and Congregational churches will be held this evening at the Methodist church at 7:3C o'clock. Rev. Peter Macdonald, pas tor of the Congregational church will preach the sermon. His sub- feet will be the Three Crosses on Caluvary." Rev. Myron K. Sibley pastor of the Methodist church will be in charge of the services.
 Elisha Kellogg camp, Sons oi Union Veterans, met at their clut rooms on the "Old Center School Green" last evening. Plans were formulated for the observance ol Memorial Day. A meeting of the Memorial day committee Of which all patriotic organizations in town are members will be held the latter part of the month.
 William Rogozinski, water tender 2-c, U. s. Navy, stationed at San Diego, Calif., is spending a 30-day furlough at the home of his father teof1lo Rogozinski of North Main street. He recently returned from '27 months service in the South Pacific where he was a member oI amphibious unit which had taken part in six important engagements
 MT. and Mrs. John Anderson of Center street have received letter from their son Robert Anderson, member of a PIT boat crew, stating that the crew of the vessel had re- ceived a citation from the com mander of the task force to which they are assigned. Complimenting them for having destroyed their tooth Jap ship, Anderson lst class engineer. has been in the Southwest Pacific for the past g months and taken part in a number of engage ments.
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