The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-18
Clubs Officers

 Daly's parents, MT and Mrs Louis A. Fiske of Pine Orchard.
 Clubs Officers
 Attorney Joseph E. Talbot was chosen president of the club, de- feating Kenneth Rapieff for the position. Francis J. O'Connor was elected vice-president. Other of ficers are: Miss Lena Lucas, secre- tary; Walter Norwash, treasurer: executive committee members, first ward, Kenneth Rapieff, Frank Squires and Miss Constance Clay. ton; second ward, Mrs Catherine Munger, Willard Bittle and Harold Lutz; third ward, Miss Sabina Kos owicz, Gustave Gisslander and Walter Rozinski.
 The social committee consists of Don c. Wood. Milton J. Forde, Miss Marion Norwash, Edward J. Hogan. Mrs James Bennett and Carl Pepperman. Teh committee will elect either MT Wood or MT Forde its chairman. Plans for an October dance will be made soon.
 Pension Drive Set
 A concerted drive of local organ izations to secure passage of an old age pension bill at a meeting of the next legislature was as- sured today following a meeting last night in the local Eagles rooms on South Main street. Cam paign officers were chosen after in- spring talks given by William F. Kelly, state organizer of the Eagles, and State Senator Julius Stremlau of Meriden.
 Sixteen societies were represent ed by delegates at the meeting. Professor James T. Leary, repre- senting the local Alks, was chosen permanent chairman of the organ ization and A. Barton Cross, chair man of the Eagles, committee, was named secretary. Sixteen vice. presidents. each representing a differnet society were selected.
 They are: Elks. Patrick Mc- Keon; Ancient Order of Hibern- ians, John Brannigan; Trohet Temperance society. Victor Olson; League of Women Voters, Mrs Mary Cass; Veterans of Foreign Wars, James Sullivan; St Georges Lithuanian society, William Pos- cavage; Sons of Veterans, William D. Hotchkiss; Beacon Valley Grange, John Bona; Gavel lodge, Knights of Pythias. Charles E. Pearson; Naugatuck Eagles. A. Barton Cross; Ladies Auxiliary. A. o. H., Miss Margaret Clancy; Pol ish American club, Leo Smigelski: Svea lodge, Andrew Anderson; Sveaborg lodge, Mrs Nellie Ander- son; Knights of Columbus, A. J. Mccarthy and Liberty lodge, Sons of St George, James Bolt.
 The society. which will be known as the Naugatuck Old Age Pension club, will make plans now. It is expected various members will be trained so as to explain the old age pension argument at a. later date to local and out of town so- cieties. A united front at the leg islative session is anticipated. The local Rotary club has indicated it will be behind any constructive movement of this sort and it is ex- pected a speaker will explain the move to them at weekly meet ing soon. .@
 Bunnell Rotary Speaker
 Lyman Bunnell, Boy Scout ex- ecutive here. will be the speaker tomorrow at the weekly session of the local Rotary club. He will show pictures of Camp Pershing, the local Boy; Scout summer camp
 Committee to Meet
 A meeting of the Columbus day committee of. the Ojeda council. Knights of Columbus will be held tonight at, 8. o'clock in the K. of c. rooms. Grand Knight Henry Daily announced today. An observance of Columbus day is planned. It may take place October g.. SN
 TheNbowling league for Y. M. c. A.. senior members will start Mon- day, October 1st. The league will be run three nights weekly, name ly:: Monday, Wednesday and Thurs day. All those wishing to enter this league are requested to caIl the " office before Thursday night of this week.
 The committee in charge con- sists of Henry Resell, chairman, Steve Sweeney, Franklin HubbelL and William Roemer.
 Two Outings for Y. M. Q. A.
 The morning women,s gym class will hold their final summers out ing at Lake Quassapaug at Mrs Dunn,ng's summer * camp, this Thursday. The women will leave the Y, M, c. "A at II o'clock, take a basket lunch. and games will be played. Those desiring to make the trip, and have cars. kindly. notify Mrs F. Squfres or Fritz Klambt. The first morning gym session will be held Wednesday Sept 26th, at 10 o'clock.
 VOlley Ball Outing
 The 5:15 volley ball class of the Naugatuck Y. M. GA will hold an outing at the "Y" summer camp at Bantam Lake next Saturday aft ernoon. Torrington volley ball players have also been invited. Players and their wives TO friends are Invited and basket lunch will be in order. Members wishing to In Saturdays sports, kindly call Fritz Klambt. at the " The frst gym session will be held Monday, September. 24th. at 5:00 o'clock.
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