The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

pany, with supper to be served at 6.3. A program will be presented following the business meeting.
 Former Resident Retiring
 Ex-Governor Charles A. Tenple- ton, former resident of Plymouth where he once served as assistant postmaster will retire this week from the wholesale and retail hard- ware firm bearing his name, which he has conducted in Waterbury for many years. MT. Templeton who re- ceived his education in Plymouth schools, dates his business career back to the time when he was seven years old, when he began working for Seth Thomas Clocks of Thom- aston after school hours.
 Terryville Aerie of Eagles will be repreSented by e softball team, this year, with James Gudoitis having been named manager of the team The team will be outfitted with new uniforms and will play it's home games on the East Main Street dia- inond. The team composed entirely | of World War II Veterans has been | entered in the Bristol Softball Lea" gue which will get under way next | month.
 The South End A. c. which was forced to postpone all activities dur in gthe War when A of its 27 fneln- bers entered the armed forces and the return of 9 of it's members will also return to the athletic ac. tivities with the formation of softball team, which will play in- dependent bail during the season, unless Q town Softball league Is formed.
 Fire Warden William Atwood and Deputy fire wardenS, Joseph Blakes slee, w. Claire Laurie and Herbert Johnson attended c meeting of Fire WardenS which was held in Grange Hall, Prospect, Wednesday night.
 A meeting of the Lions Carnival committee will be held in their rooms on Main Street Monday night at 730 to discuss plans for the second annual carnival to be held August 1, 2 and 3.
 A meeting of the Time Study club which Is sponsored by the Plymouth Monday Club will be held at the home of Mrs Rollo Hungerford Of North Street, Plymouth, April 22 ct 8 ?. r1.
 Mir. and Mrs Peter Potowniak of West Rutland, Vt., announce the engagement of their daughter Stella to Benjamin Dziedzic, son Of MT and Mrs. Stanley DziedZlc of IS School Street, Pequabuck. The wed. ding will take place in June.
 The meeting of the Plymouth Community Club scheduled for Thursday night has been postponed until Apr. 26 due to the special town meeting which will be held tonight.
 Frank Paoletu Nominated
 Frank Paoletti was nominated Post President of Terryville Aerie of Eagles at 0 largely attended meeting held Tuesday night in Eagles Hall. Other candidates nom mated were: President, Henry O. Petke; vice presidents, Adam Har- bert, Louis Lostoski; Chaplain; Chaplain, Patrick Perugina; Secre. tary, Ehart Schubert, Edward Flynn, Treasurer, Alexander Bertinagel; Conductor, Kenneth Billings, Ed ward Wadowski; Inside Guard, William Whear; Outside Guard, lifford Allars; Trustees, John Krau- calls, Leo J. English.
 The election of officers will take lace ct the May { meeting.
 The Womens Federation of the Terryville Congregational Church will hold a Missionary Tea, Thurs Sumner Johnson, Main Street. Mrs. O. V. Werner who served 30 years as a Missionary in India will be guest speaker. The meeting will start promptly at 2:45 with devo- tionS being held by Mrs. c. P. Kir- by. Assisting hostesse will be Mrs Albert Hinkleman, MT. Robert Met calf and Mrs. Harry Herold. William A. Mason, Harwinton Avenue, was arrested by Everett w. Mccarthy, State Forest Ranger, Saturday, April 13 for kindling fire in the open without first ob- taining a permit from the local fire Warden. MT. Mason was fined $l0 when arraigned before Justice Frank H. Platt in the local Justice Court.
 The Forestry Department warns all persons that wish to burn in the open, that they must secure a per- init from the local Fire Warden before a fire can legally be kindled. Permits may be secured from Will liam Atwood or Claire Laurie, both of Terryviile; Joseph Blakeslee, Plymouth Peter Koops or Lewis Warner, Thomaston or Herbert Johnson of Greystone District, Ply mouth.
 1 The Terryville Forest Fire Crew was called to a brush fire in the Mount Tobe section of Plymouth, Tuesday afternoon, the fire being just west of the Plymouth Airport The fire was first discovered by Joseph Blakeslee who was on duty equipment. All three were quickly razed.
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