The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-06
Sergt. Howard White
 Killed In Germany
Former Resident High School Graduate Remembered; Holy Name Society Announces Award of War Bonds
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strel Monday night were War StamI ($2 value) to Peggy McGowan Town; Walter McGoWa1, Town War Stamps ($1 value) Peter Ed. wards. Town; War Stamps ($5 val. ue) Mrs. Thomas Butler, Town Mrs. Edward Mcdonald, Town; cartons of cigarettes, Timothy Oue- lette. Waterbury.
 Nurses Aides Work Appreciated
 Arthur P. Hickcox, chairman o1 Watertown Chapter. American Rec Cross wishes to extend the thank: of the chapter to the following vol unteer Nurses Aides for their as. sistance in the Waterbury hospi' tals during the month of March:
 Mrs. Doris Allmand-8 IA hours Miss Inez Berglund-9 hours; Mrs Julia Harrison-14 3-4 hours.
 Miss Mary Lynn, 12 3-4 hours Mrs. Mary Mickett. IS hours; Mis. Louise Moore, 28 hours, 5 minutes Miss Rita Moore, g hours; Miss Flor ence Pocius. g hours; Mrs. Florence Price. hours; Miss Ruth Rahn, 1s hours; Mrs. Kathleen Smith, 12 1-s hours; Mrs. Agnes Tumash, 4 IA hours; Mrs. Rose Godio. 2l 1-1 hours; Mrs. Katherine Heminway 43 hours; Mrs. Anna Tringa, 27 1-1 hours; Mrs. Loretta Magee, 25 3-4 hours.
 The hours totaled 26o hours and 20 minutes, which exceeds last month by 100 hours.
 The Methodist Youth Fellowship will entertain at 8 young peoples dance in the lower hall of the Community building this evening from until II o'clock. Tickets may be obtained at the door.
 Chaperones for the dance will in- clude Rev. Fred Wilcock, Mr. and Mrs. George Moseley; MT. and Mrs Ernest Ring, Mrs. George Powell and Mrs. Nellie Conway.
 Legion Meeting
 Le Roy c. Woodward Post, Ameri- can Legion, will meet S1 the Legion Club rooms tonight at 8 o'clock. A representative from Carnival Car avan in Hartford will be present to make plans for a carnival to be sponsored by the Roy G. Woodward Post sometime in June. John Mo- Cleary, chairman of the Poppy Committee, will name his assisting committee and make arrangements for the distribution of peoples in the factories.
 Le Roy G. Woodward Post was in charge of the military funeral held for Gideon Hoffman of Echo Lake Road on Wednesday.
 Rural Collection Stations
 Collection stations to which per- sons in the rural districts may bring clothing for the United National Clothing Collection to be held in Watertown and Oakville. April l6-2l, have been announced as follows:
 Linkfield district-the home of Mrs. Raymond Gillette; Winne- maug district the home of Mrs. Benjamin Lynn; Guernseytown dis trict - the home of Mrs. Myron Wheeler: Northfleld district - the home of Mrs. Raymond J. Black.
 Paper Collection
 Watertown Council of Girl Scouts announced that the collection Of salvage paper will be taken up Sat- urday afternoon on the following streets: Porter street, Bowers street. Knowlton street. Echo Lake road Gas far as Tysko's fazm), Greol- wood street, Westbury Park road, and T1lomaston road Gas far as Joseph Williams horne).
 Persons living in other parts of town, who wish to have salvage paper picked up Saturday after noon may call Mrs. Herbert Day. ton or Mrs. Dudley Atwood. The collection station in the Legion room Community building will be open Saturday afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock to receive paper collections.
 William Eustace, grandson of Mrs Michael Eustace of Academy Hill who enlisted some time ago in the IT q Air Cadet (y0PnQ hac left for