The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-10

High Sheriff ]. Edward slavin, Entry Manager John Flanagan and Nick Mona have announced the list of officials for the first annual sher- iffs' field day track meet ct Recrea- ton field, Naugatuck, on next Sat- urday. The meet will be featured by e six-miie road race from Water bury to, the field in which Tarzan Brown, Indian runner, winner of the Boston 28-ilile marathon and member of the U. s. Olympic team, is entered.
 The events will start at noon and will continue until midnight with q complete program of track events, vaudeville and two bathing beauty contests designed to round out the affair.
 The 0fficials are: Hon. Samuel ?. Hoyt, referee; James Roche, direc- tor; Joseph Wirtz, assistant director; William Queal, starter; Harold Do- heny, clerk of course; John Moffett and Charles Pope, assistant clerks of course: James CoogaTl, chief judge at finish; Frank Mat2, James Cur- tin, William Derwin, Frank Desmond Joseph Mccormick and Peter Foley, judges at finish; Thomas P. Roche, chief timer; Oscar Speck, Harry Burke, Phillip Buxbaurn, Jr., and Walter w. Walsh, timers; Walter T. Walsh, chief inspector.
 Harold FitzsimHnons, John O'Con- nell, Joseph Barry and William Me- Keon, inspectors; Edward O'Don. nell, chief marshal: Phillip McDer- mott and Paul Barnett, iIlarshals; William Harding, Robert Wilson and Daniel Mulvey, scorers; Robert Hertz, John Kerin and Bill Blatch- ley, arlnouncers; Hon. John J. Sher- idan, custodian of prizes; Dr. Charles Kennedy and pr. Edward Curran, examining physicians.
 Andrew O'ToOle Elected
 With Arthur O'Toole as it's grand knight, Ojeda Council, Knighs of Columbus, was today preparing for summer activities. MT O'Toole was elected last night suc- ce0ding Henry L. Daly, who was not candidate for reelection.
 Mfr. O'Toole has been chairman for several important committees during the past year and Is familiar with most of the duties of the grand knight. Other officers elect- ed were: John Geary, deputy grand knight; Matthew Maher, chancel- Tor; Roy Bunting, treasurer; Ray mond P. Bowling, secretary; Atty. William J. Weary, advocate, Andrew Nolan, warden; Joseph Marnon, ir- side guard; Michael w. Morris, out- side guard; Martin Lynn, trustee for three years; MT. Morris and James Lawlor, members of the sick committee; MT. O'Toole, first dele- gates to the state convention; MT. Daly, second delegate. A report oil the annual communion breakfast was given.
 Addresses Rotary
 An interesting talk on first aid stations to take care of those hurt on the highways was given before the local Rotary club this noon by Richard Thrush, assistant director of first aid and life saving of the American Red Gross, at Halls tav- err.
 A number of local Italians are planning to attend the mass ineet- ing in New Haven June 2l to cele- brate the Italian victory in Ethio- pia. About 10000 are expected.
 Officers Elected
 Mrs. Walter Norwash was elected president of the Happy-G Go-Lucky club at Q meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Franuk Luskasy of Millville. Others named were: Miss Miss Alice Jones, vice president; Mrs. Luskay, secretary; Mrs. Annie Sergeant, treasurer. The society will make Q trip to New York Sum- day, June 28. Its last meeting for this season will be held Monday night at the home of Mrs. Michael Wargo on Scott street.
 John F. Caskey will soon be ap- pointed general manager of the Naugatuck Chemical company plant. He will succeed John Parke Coe who will soon be transferred to the New York office of the United States Rubber Products, Inc, where he will be general sales manager in charge of the chemi- cal division.
 Mir. Caskey has been general sup- erintendent of the plant for some time. MT. Coe has Q host of friends here, although he came to Nauga- tuck only Q few years ago from the Detroit plant of the company. He has been active in outside affairs, having recently been named chair man of the Naugatuck district of Mattatuck Council, Boy ScountS.
 Return from Camp0rec
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