The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-02

ceived from various organizations. Latest donations received include the following: Terryville Women'S club S5; Mrs. Charles w. Plumb, SzC: Chapman Machine Co.,. $50; Cooper oven Thermometer Co.,, $50; Mir. and Mrs. Luther Potter, $5, Mrs Howard B. Allen, S25; Terry vile Fuel Corp. $50: w. H. Eustice, $l0; Conn. Power Co.,, $50; Carrie and Herbert Johnson, $20 Nicholas Visconti s3. and David Pratt, $50, War Veteran Dcis
 Ernest J. Gi9uerc, age 50, of l09 South Eagle street, died suddenly Sunday morning in Phoenix, Ariz., where he went for his health, two weeks ago, according to telegram received here Sunday afternoon. MT. Giguere was born in Augusta, Me, and has been a resident of Terry vile for l9 years, being employed at the New Departure Mfg. Co., Bris- tol. He was veteran Of World War l, serving in France for Sev- eral months with the 28th Engineers U. s. Army. He was member Of the Immaculate Conception church, Plymouth Post. American Legion and the Disabled War Veterans of 1 BrISoOl.
 He is survived by his wife Eugenia Wto was with him when he died; and two sons, Norman of Terry vile, and Ernest Jr.. U. S., navy, who is somewhere in the Pacific; three sisters. Mildred of West Hart ford. Jeanette of Teryvillc ard Lexible of Waterbury. Vt.; two brothers. Augustus of New York, now in the Merchant Marines and Lawrence of Waterbury, Conn.
 Funeral arrangements are in- complete.
 Large Paper Collection
 The most successful paper collec- ton to be made in this town was made Sunday with total of 2l,T50 pounds of scrap paper being col lected by the five trucks and 20 volunteer workers. The sale of the paper will net $163l2 which will be added to the Welcome Home fund.
 Howard Whear, chairman of the Salvage committee, wishes to eX- tend his thanks to those who vol unteercd to make the drive the suc- cess that it was.
 Officers to be Installed
 Thomas Pfaefflin will be installed as maGter of Plymouth Grange at meeting to be held Wednesday night when officers will be installed for this year. During the business meeting several certificates of mem bership will be awarded Golden sheaveS will be awarded to mem- bers who have been members for 50 years while silver sheaves will be awarded to the 25 year members.
 Basketball Tonight
 The Terryville high school basket ball team after a two weeks layof will journey to Waterbury tonight where they will meet the Sacred Heart high school five in the Wilby gym. The preliminary contest will be played between the second teams of the two schools.
 Meeting Tonight
 A meeting of the Woman'S Guild will be held in the Parish hall of the Immaculate Conception church, tonight at 7:3O.
 Schools Will Reopen
 Schools Of the Town of Plymouth will reopen Wednesday morning af- ter being closed for the Christmas holidays.
 Special Meeting A special meeting of Court Free dom, Foresters of America will be held in the Legion rooms tonight at s o'clock to take action on where future meetings will be held.
 Enters Service
 Chester Moose" Chizinski of Burnham street, ace player of the Terryyille high school basketball team left this morning for training in the Army Air Forces, the first local youth to enter the service in l945.