The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02

Plymouth under the leadership of Mrs. Oliver Hungerford and Miss Helen Smith collected the sum o1 $4924 as a result of a house tc house canvass of Plymouth and Lake Plymouth for the March of Dimes.
 Additional sizeable donations re- ceived Thursday included the fol- lowing: Alethea society of the Plymouth Congregational church $3 Frances, Lloyd and Gilbert Will cox, s; Chapman Machine Co.,, collection, $7.30; Andrew Terry Co., collection $11S9.
 Other birthday card contribu- tions and coin box collections have brought the total donated in the Town of Plymouth to $888.86, which is $l62 more than was raised last year. A goal of $10OO has been set for thsi town, with prospects bright that the town will pass this goal before the close of the drive.
 Basil O'Conner, national chair man for the National Foundation for Infantile Paraylsis has an- nounced that the present campaign has been extended until February 15 made necessary by the abnormal weather, of the last two weeks which has closed many places where donations would have been made.
 MT. Tompkins announced Thurs day that the local drive will be continued with donations to be received until February IS and urging those who have birthday cards to make contributions as only 191 out of 300 which were mailed out having been returned.
 Sports Night Program
 A sports night program is being planned by Leo XIII Council, Knights of Columbus with the com mittee in charge consisting of J. Francis Ryan, chairman. Henry Dzielenski, Rev. Nestor Romano vich, John Roskosky, Jr., and Will fred Dupree. It is planned to hold the event late in March or early April.
 Round Table Discussion
 A round table discussion will be held at district meeting of Scout leaders and Scout committeeman which will be held in the parish hall of the Immaculate Conception church. Friday night, February 9 at which time plans will be com- pleted for a District Scout rally which will be held in St. Casimir's s Hall February r.
 Inducted
 The following Terryville youths were among the group which were inducted into the service this week from Selective Service Board B. Army, Harold Hasko, Daniel F Geer and Le Verne Armbrusters Navy, Frank T. Rasmussen, Frank v. Tanski and Felix T. Siemiat koSki.
 Invited to TOrringtOn
 Members of Leo XIII Council K. of c. and Monsingor John Neale General Assembly. Fourth Degree, K. of C.. have been invited to be guests of the Father Duggan As- sembly Fourth Degree, K. of c. at sports night program to be held in the K. of c. clubrooms in Tor rington on Thursday night, Feb ruary at which time Harry Ja- cunski, end on the Green Bay Packers football team will speak on Professional Football and How the Packers Play to Win
 Other speakers will include John A. Cluney, sports editor of the Wa terbury Democrat; Henry L. Brophy formerly of Terryville and now with the New Departure Public relations department at Bristol and c. E. Donahue, Torrington High school coach.
 There will also be program of sports movies, including scenes from the Louis-Conn and Louis-Schmell- ing fights; and Bob Elliano. singing cowboy will entertain. Refresh ments will be served during the evening.
 The committee in charge includes P F. Smedick, Thomas Tanning, Jr John Brown, Herbert Brennan and Lou Cronan.
 To Play in Litchfield
 The Terryville high school bas- ketball team seeking their sixth win of the season will journey to Ltch-