The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
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Terryville, Jan. Commander Theodore Haase of Plymouth rosG, No. 20, American Legion announced today that a new members have been admitted to the Post, bringing the post membership to 250 mem bers. Among those admitted were Captain Nellie Hrahsky, who served as an Army Nurse and is the fourth Army nurse to be admitted to
 membership this month. The others admitted this week are: John Muchka, Adam Marhert, Edward Dziedzic, Erhart Schubert, Homer Norton John Mackieiwciz, Emil Golnick, Vincent Kuskoslxi, Richard Lass, Zigmund Sadosli, John Krenicki Peter Lecko Konstanti Lecko, William Pastyrnak, John Usky, Boleslaw Zmijewslli, William Bu1l, Claude Bushnell, William Forster Ernest Gower, Philip Mathes and Lewis Nadeau.
 Benefit Basketball Contests
 Two basketball games have been scheduled next Tuesday evening in St. Casimir's Hall for the benefit of the Tnfantile Paralysis fund. The two games have been arranged by St. Casimir's Society with the first contest to be played between the Terryville High School team and the Bristol Boys Club while the second contest will show the strong St. Casimiris five winners of their last two contests meeting the Pur- pie Hearts of Naugatuck, one Of the strongest lives in the Nauga- tuck Valley, a team with Q string ot victories over some of the best lives in the state.
 Wally Utke of Bristol will handle the officiating of both games, with the first contest being scheduled to start at 7:S0.
 The Honor Roll for the third marking period at TerTyviIle High School has been announced as fol. lows: Highest honors, % or above in each subject. none; high honors, 85 or above in each subject, juniors Ruth Seibert; honorable mention, 90 or above in each subject, Sen. iors, Margaret Howell, Jean Sch. roader; juniors, Charlotte Scheo. pard; sophomoreS. Ruth Johnson, Samuel Lawson, Thomas Malley, Harry Pergoda and Thelma Sci bert; freshmen Francis Dillon, Gary Hills, Raymond Siemiatkosk..
 The Young People of the Terry Vile Congregational Church will observe Sunday by participating in the morning service of the Church and by conducting an evening ser- vice to which the public is invited on next Sunday.
 Sunday morning, the President of the Youth Fellowship, Raymond Konopaske, with the other officers, Hazel Jenkins, Beverly Johnson and Ellen Hosford will assist the pastor, Rev. Sumner Johnson m conducting the service of worship. Worden F. Day, president of tho Terryville Congregational Choir will speak on Mold the World by Christian Living"
 Sunday evening, the Youth Fel- lowship will hold a service of public worship in the conference rooms of the church at 7:l5 to which the people of the Church and com munity are invited. The service of worship will be followed by a pro- gram of sound movies including two superior films: the beautiful Cathedral film based on the early life of Jesus, The Child of Beth- lehem," and a film depicting the adventures of an Alaskan flying doctor, entitled Tundra"
 District Scout Meeting
 District activities for. the first | half of io46" will be discussed at | the Round Table group meeting of District Scout leaders and commit teenien which will be held Friday night in the Knights of Columbus rooms in the Austin House. EdwaId Butler, field representative will be In charge of the meeting, whick will be attended by Scout officiels | of Ihomaston, Plymouth and Ter ryville.
 Leo XIII Council, Knlgiats oi Columbus, will hold a stag forty i've card party in their rooms in me Austin House, tonight with prizes. to be awarded members of | the winning team,
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Polish Central Committee, scheduled for superintendent of primary depart-