The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-11

NdugaCuCk, Aug. II All IOhuS will lead to Lake Quassapaug in Middlebury tomorrow for employees of the footwear division of the Unit ed States Rubber Company and their families, for with fair weather prevailing, it is certain that nearly 5000 men, women and children will attend the fifth annual outing of the firm at the resort. Commit tee heads report the demand for paper boots, the official tags which must be worn to identify members of the monster U. 8. Rubber fam fly" at the resort, has exceeded all previous records. A long caravan of motor buses and cars will be used to transport the throngs.
 Commencing at 9 a. m, an exten- sive and varied program that will include scores of field events, wa ter events, dancing contests, bean- guessing contest, the winner Of which will be awarded handsome radio, entertainment and q carniva. midway with many attractions, will make every moment of the day ex- citing until the closing at D. m. More, than 100 committee members have completed weeks of prepara- tory activity arranging for the huge outing, and today all was re- ported in readiness for the affair.
 One hundred and fifty pensioners of the corporation will be among the thousands who will be feted at the event. They will be guests at noon lunch and will have a special program specially for .heir enjoyment directed by Mrs. Eliza beth Rooney. Among out of town pensioners who will attend will be Catherine and Nellie Joy of Col chester, Miss Margaret Sullivan Of Hartford, Mrs. Martha Buchinan of Thomaston and Mrs. Margaret Weidmer of Brooklyn, N Y.
 A special exhibition of daring motorcycle riding will be given by Charles Daniels, waterproof flttlng department employe who recently won the national 100-mile cham pionship and other races. Daniels will ride his cycle through wall of fire at terrific speed. This event will te s, place on the baseball dia- mond at 3.45 o'clock and will find Daniels ridin through board fence that has been set afire. Another entertainment feature will be an exhibition by Physical Director Fritz Klambt's Naugatuck "" tumbling quartet of Phyllis John son, Bob Wood and Gene Montana ri. They will perform at the band stand at p. m.
 Featured among the athletic ex- hibitions will be boccie match be- tween girls of departments 10 and IA. The married girls of depart ment 10 will be led by Louise Pic ccchi while the single girls of de- pertinent 14 will be led by Mary Bigolin. Two softball games will attract & hugo throng. At 4 D. m., the crack U. s. Rubber team will oppose the Heppcnstall Company champions of Bridgeport.
 Dancing will be enjoyed from 2 to 6 o'clock in the pavilion with music by Edward Petrucclli's Royal Mas ters orchestra. VocalistS who will appear with the orchestra will in- clude Genevieve Paszel, Marion Harper, Helen zapatka, Nancy Vim cent. Several dance contests will be conducted with splendid prizes to be awarded the men and women of the winning teams in each fea- ture. A large committee headed by Louis Jamele will conduct an e!ab- crate children's sports program, winners of which will be awarded dozens of splendid prizes that will include baseball gloves, flashlights, cameras, fishing rods, scooters, wrist watches, electric clocks, rol- Ter skates and, many other fine prizes.
 All prices of amusements and re- treatments at the resort will be re- duced for persons attending the outing but each person to benefit from this arrangement must wear the identifying yellow boot tags dis- tributed by the company. Thous- ands of quarts of ice cream, huge asortment of candy and other god- dies including hundreds of bottles of soda. will be distributed among the children attending the outing,