The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
TH0NAASToN
LUNCH PROGRAM WORKERS NAMED
P.T-A Selects Number of Women to Assist at
 Grove St. School

ule for volunteer workers at the lunch room at the Grove street school sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association for the com ing week is as follows:
 March l2 Mrs. George Haas, Mrs. William Monroe, Mrs. Gilbert Nase.
 March l3 = Mrs. George Bernat- chze, Mrs. Ralph Schinzel, Mrs. Muriel Gilbert,
 March IA -- Mrs. Peter Mariani, Mrs. Spenser Roesing.
 March IS - Mrs. Donald Hart, Mrs. John Vita. Mrs. Hugh Old ham.
 March l6 - Mrs. William Wehrle Mrs. William Auberle, Mrs. Stan ley Volovski
 Mrs. Hugh Oldham will be cap- tain of the week and will answer all questions and handle any em- ergency which may arise. She may be contacted at telephone 99. A large number of members at tended the meeting of the Thom- aston Welcome Home and Ad- visory Committee for Veterans of World War II held last evening at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on the "Old Center School Green. Due to the large amount of bus mess which was transacted at last evenings meeting the nominations and election of officers will be held at the meeting of April l2th.
 All interested in becoming mem- berS of the Junior Choir of the Congregational church are request ed to meet in the Sunday school room Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Cameron Beck, former personnel director of the New York stock ex- change will speak at a special high schcool assembly at II o'clock Mon- day. His subject will be Building a Better Tomorrow.
 Addressing over three million persons in A states of this country and many foreign countries. MT. Beck has gained wide prominence for his work in selecting and train ing young men for employment in the stock exchange.
 Mir Beck is spending a few days in Litchfield County making sever al appearances which have been arranged by Guy c. Hendy, secre- tary of the Litchfield County YMCA.
 In the industrial league bowling league matches conducted at the Recreation bowling alleys last eve- ming. Seth Thomas took two from Park Hotel. Tallys Grill took two from the Tigers and the Recrea- tons took two from Sholtes Dairy.
 Pvt Fred Johnston stationed at San Angelo Texas is spending a IS day furlough at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph John- ston, Branch rod. Pvt. Johnson entered the service in May l944 and trained at Wichita Falls, Texas and Lowery Field, Colo before being as- signed to San Angelo.
 Persons who have lost ration books and aply for new ones must not only advertise in the newspaper but must also appear before the ration board on Monday night during regular session. These rules were made at e rarapt eacrino, r,F tIn k0ord anonrd ing to Chairman Ralph North.
 Abi Humiston chapter, OAR, will meet Friday. March l6 at the home of Miss Edyth Dallam on Elm street with Mrs. E:nos Drumm as hostess.
 The High Street Circle will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Lula Buell., High street.
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Kloss of Pleasant street, have received word that their son. Lieut.. Stanley Kloss, U. s. Army Air Force has been pro- noted from co-pilot to pilot on a Flying Fortress. Lieut.. Kloss has completed over half of his assigned missions and has seen much active service over Germany.
 James Kennedy attended the semi finals basketball tournament at the Arena in New Haven last eve- ming.
 MT. and Mrs. William O'Brien of East Main street, have received word from their son, Cpl. Raymond O'Brien of the Army Transport Command stating that his plane was a member of the convoy by air which accompanied the President to the recent big three meeting at Yalta Russian Crimea.