Home Department Enjoys Display Of Holiday Food
The American Home Department of the Naugatuck Woman's Club met at the Cantiec Heat Light Power auditorium where Mrs Edward Floss demonstrated holiday foods. Mrs Joseph A MacDonald conducted the meeting and thanked Mrs Floss. Refreshments were served by a team led by Mrs John W Vergo sen. The next meeting is January 14 titled Living in the Days of You by the Naugatuck Historical Society at the Naugatuck Savings Bank.
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American Home Department
Naugatuck Woman's' Club
Cantiec- Heat Light & Power
Edward Floss
Home Service
Joseph A. MacDonald
Ploss
American Tome Department
John W. Vergosen
Leonard L. Nicely
Clayton Houseknoch
MacDonald
Naugatuck
Grav Bag of gifts and music by the Glitters
A grav bag of many interesting gifts accompanied by music for dancing from the Glitters. A buffet style lunch was served while carals were sung.
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Santa's Visit to Beacon Falls Successful
Beacon Falls civic page notes Santa Claus visit at the school auditorium from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, greeting about 350 children. Mrs. Pat DelVecchio, president of the Beacon Falls Democratic Women’s Club, thanks Edward Kennis, the Board of Education, the Democratic Town Committee, First Selectman Pat DelVecchio, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gendron for support and donations.
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Beacon Falls
Pat DelVeechle
Democratic Woman's Club
Santa Claus
Santa
DelVecchio
Edward Kennis
Board of Education
Democratic Town
First
Pat DelVecchio
Joseph Gendron
Tri-Hi Y Club Installs New Officers
The Multi- Bonjamiel Tri-Hi-Y Club held a candlelight ceremony at the YMCA on December 15 at 7 30 p.m. to install new officers. Officers installed were Cindy Whay president Marita Ferreira vice president Diane Magus secretary and Loren Swideski treasurer. Each girl received a Tri-Hi-Y pin from advisor Vi Desmond. The meeting concluded with refreshments.
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YMCA
Cindy Whay
Marita Ferreira
Diane Magus
Loren Swideski
Vi Desmond
Birth Announcement for Dorothy Lynn Gray in Seymour
A daughter named Dorothy Lynn was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Gray of West Street Seymour on December 16 at St Marys Hospital The mother is listed as the former Jevl Ashe indicating a name change through marriage or prior name.
Heloise column offers holiday craft and kitchen tips
Readers share thrifty ideas from using mismatched earrings as ornamentals on miniature Christmas trees to shoe box labeled storage for spices. Tips include substituting potato peeler for shredded cheese, opening shortening cans safely, and using nylon net for handwashing doughy fingers. Guidance blends humor with practical hacks for holiday prep.
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