The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
NO CHANGES IN
 FIRE TAX RATE
Charter to Be Redrafted; !;
 Lucius Snyder ReeleCt. ed Treasurer
OAKYILE
Correspondent Alae Wllla 8ablA
 t0tS WatertOwn Avenue

The annual meeting of the Oak vile Fire District was held at the South school last evening at $500 o'clock (D.s.T.) The meeting was called to listen to listen to reports of officers: to elect officers for the ensuing year; to lay a tax covering the expenses for the ensuing year, and to transact any other business proper to come before the meeting.
 William c. McGowan read the minutes of the last annual meeting, also minutes of the Special meeting which were accepted. <
 Frank Rosenbeck, chairman of the District Committee read, his report which was accepted.
 William c. McGowan, read his report. A motion was made and seconded that the report be ac- cepted as read.
 Lucius Snyder, read his report, which was accepted.
 A motion was made and second ed that the tax rate will be the same as last year, 1.6 mills.
 A motion was made by MT. Kontcut and seconded by Archi- bald Todd to re-draft the charter, and have 1t ready, for the next as- sembly, in 1887, also to have five new members added to serve on the committee, with the same four members that were on the commit tee last year. The four members on the committee last year were: Grover c. Baldwin, Frank Kont- out, Archibald Todd, and Frank Rosenbeck.
 The five new members elected were: Fred Nardi, Lucius Snyder. Ralph Wheeler. Russell Pope, and William c. Hungerford.
 Mir. Rosenbeck. and MT. Bald win resigned. William c. Me- Gowan and Louis Trotta were elected to take their place.
 Three members were elected to the district committee, Archibald Todd, chairman, Louis Trotta and Emile Bussemey.
 The treasurer, Lucius Snyder, was reelected.
 Tax collector, William c. Me- Gowan, reelected.
 Auditors, John Dresher, and Charles Kelley.
 William c. McGowan and Lu- cius Snyder, were appointed by Grover c. Baldwin to take the necessary steps to restore the past records, and to have an item in the budget a container for the records Class Day Program The Junior High of South school enjoyed their class day program yesterday at the school auditorium. The program carried out is as fol- lows:
 Orchestra:
 Chorus singing. America the Beautiful'
 Greeting, Natalie Mantino Class history, Mildred Botelle, William Kowalowski, Harry tindahl, Vernon Bradshaw, Theodore Schafer, Edmund Gillis, Victor D'Amico, Philip Micloskey. Ralph orsini, Mil. dred Carey.
 Orchestra
 Class prophecy, Michael Stance Agnes Bayarinas. Michael Pa lombo, Carmella Ciriello, Har-
 old Tetro, Gelsomina Clemente, oDnald Shaw, Lillian John, Angel Antico, Josephine Gas.
 sullo. Emile Giuliani. Rather inc Karasuk, Leonard Capon Irene Davidson, Peter Rigazio Mary Kitson, John Monte
 rose, Madelyn Dubauska, Frederick Rock, Theresa Fal.
 cone, stephen Yaszczenko Sophie Kleban, Roger Thibault
 Olga Butkevich
 Connecticut Folk Song, Class oi
 1895
 Glass elections, Irving Leach
 John Zuraitis. Thomas Samos'
 ka. Albert Filippone, Arthur | Johnson
 Instrumenta quartet, Robert
 Lowrey, Robert Meyer, James
 Florian, and Norton Decker
 Closing, Anna Popovich | America, and Orchestra.
 After the exercises the Soutf school Parent Teachers Association served refreshments to the gradu' autes and to the faculty of tho Junior High in the cafeteria. | Briefs
 The members of the Women'i Auxiliary Society will meet at Al Saints church hall Wednesday af' ternoon at 2:30 o'clock, to com plete plans for the food sale whici will be held Thursday from 11:0( o'clock on, at the home of Mis- Margaret Boden of Main street.
 The members of the Mothers Club will be guests of the Soutf Britain Club tonight. They arc to meet at the church at 7:3( o'clock. The members will spon' l anr q fad aalA .IhursdaX. Iln(