The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-19

Anderson and Zig Furs, Gus Kim
aszewski and Vim Hastings, Fred
Zonino and Jack Dean, Stan Glover
and Frank Lalley, Jack Mckee and
Emery Yingling.
Two member OF the U. s. Rub
Der team have broken the Hop
Brook course record. Gus Klimas-
zewsN shot a 70 last Saturday for
low gross in the u. S. open tourna-
ment. Zig Furs, who has also
broken the record, is former dis
trict champion.
Club II Baseball
A family get-together Of Club II
members on Sunday, September %
will be held at Nepaug. Paul Tour
angeau, in charge of the trip, ex-
poets that almost a hundred men,
beers, wives, and friends will go.
The club will play baseball game
with the Nepaug all-Stars and then
| adjourn to Walt Richards farm for
a hot dog roast.
Club members will meet at the
clubs quarters p. m. Sunday aft
ernoon and leave in body.
Legion Officers Chosen
Officers of the Naugatuck post,
American Legion were elected and
installed last night at meeting in
Pythian hall. Officers of the Legion
auxiliary were also inducted..
The new Legion officers are: John
H. Simmons, commander, succeed
ing George Chiswell; Sidney Baylis,
service officer, succeeding Joseph c.
Raytkwich who retired after 20
years of service; Fred Irestrail, SEN
ior vice-commander; Edward Will
cox, junior vice. commander; Alex
Nolde, finance officer; Edward Ger
Der, adjutant; Ernest Weber, SER
geant-at-arms; Albert Raytkwich,
chaplain; w. Fremont Hoadley, his
torian; George Chiswell, Thomas
Nolan, Louis Jamele, Thomas Gum
mould and John Desmond, executive
committee members.
Harold Lewis had charge Of the
installation. The following past COM
manders formed the installation
team: Harold Lewis, Norris Follett,
Thomas Reynolds, Joseph G. Raytk-
wich, Jr., Austin Phillips, Herbert
johnson, Albert Robinson and Les
ter Wigglesworth.
Officers of the auxiliary indicted
were: Mrs. Ethel Simmons, presi-
dent; Mrs. Hazel Gunnound, first
vice-president; Mrs. Katherine Des-
mond, second vice-president; Miss
Anna Nolde, treasurer; Mrs. Edna
Gladding, chaplain; Mrs. Harriet
Jamele, historian; Mrs. Theresa
Oemcke, rgeant-at-arms.
Gets Gift
Mr.. Raytkwich was presented with
a gift as a mark Of appreciation
for his services. Among the mem
bers of the post and its auxiliary
who are planning to attend the ma
tional Legion convention in Boston
next week are: Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Baylis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trestrail
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bagley, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Nolan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chiswell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Jamele, Warden John j.
Sheridan, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Raytkwich, James Farren, Thomas
Trestrail, Howard Thurston, Austin
Phillips, Victor A. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Gunnoud, Albert
Sumpf, Herbert johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick, Joseph
Raytkwich, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Robinson, Miss Ruth Leary, George
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Simmons,
Norris Follett, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Broder and Samuel I. Lyons. The
Sheritan hotel will be headquarters
for the local delegation.
Meet Tonight
A meeting of the auxiliary to the
Naugatuck diision, Ancient Order of
Hibernians, will be held at 8 O'Clock
tonight in Hibernian hall.
False Alarm
An alarm from fire box q at
Salem school caused considerable
excitement when it was pulled at
los yesterday afternoon, shortly be-
fore children were to go into the
FLUSHING NOTICE
The water mains on the High