The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22
TERRYVILLE
TERRYVILLE Correspondents Ryan. S-TeL s559 Bristol Miss Mollie Schultz Declines Sixth Term
Eagle Lock ClO Group Makes Two Nominations for President; High School Team Opens Basketball Year


 Schultz president of the Eagle Lock Local CIO for the past five years and the first woman to be elected as president of 8 large Union in this state, declined tc accept the nomination for the sixth term at 8 meeting of the Union held in heir rooms on South Main street, Monday night. Nominations for the various offices are as fol- lows: President, Walter Pastyrnak, and Frank Schultz; vice president, Benjamin Kolokawski and William Hoffman, Jr.; financial secretary Samuel Russel and Carl Konopaske, treasurer, w. J. Sadoski and Miss Mary Schultz; recording secretary, Miss Mollie Schultz and Herbert Norton; shop chairman, Gus Cchultz and Thomas Slesicki; shop secre- tary, Robert Metcalf; Mutual Aid chairman, Lawrence Bates; trusee, CaSimer Machawicz; election of of- ficerS will take place, December 18.
 Charles Won Schmid who has been chairman of the mutual aid di- vision of the CIO since it was or ganized declined renomination as did Raymond Callahan, shop chair man. Miss Mollie Schultz was named chairman of the CLOS United War Fund campaign com- mittee.
 Not to Merge
 By an overwhelming majority, the F'oremen'S club at meeting held in their rooms in the Eagle Lock Co.,, plant, Monday night, voted not to merge with the ELCO club, composed of male employees in the office. A proposal to merge has been under consideration for the past month. The annual meeting of the Formen's Club will be held in December with a slate of officers to be presented by nominating committee consisting of Robert Creighton, J. Francis Ryan, Donald c. Plumb and Francis Plett.
 The Terryville high school basket ball team will open its 1944-45 sea- son, Thursday night, Thanksgiving night, when they invade Bristol to give battle to one of their oldest rivals, in the first meeing of the two schools in any athletic event in ten years.
 Coach Joe JablonowSki has been putting the Terryville squad through several stiff workouts in prepara- tion for their opening game which will be played on the spacious Bris- tol State armory floor. The tenta- tive lineup will show H. Hine and p. JojeSki at the forward posi- tionS; T. KrajeSh at center and c. Chizinski and D. Rode, two veterans Of last years five at the guard positions.
 One of the longest schedules to be drawn up for 8 Terryville high school taem in several seasons has been arranged for thSi season with three open dates still appearing on the schedule with the second con- test scheduled for Friday night in Windsor when the locals meet the Ellsworth high school five in their opening game of the season.
 The schedule released Tuesday is as follows: Nov. B, Terryville at Bristol; Nov. "A at Windsor; Dec. l, at Thomaston; Dec. 8 at Wind- sor; 15, Alumni; g, Morris at Terry vile; g, Gilbert at Terryville; Jan. 5 open date; 12, ThomaSton at Terryville; Jan. 19 and 26, open dates; Feb. 2, Terryville at Litch- field; 6, at Morris; g, Goodwin Tech at Terryville; 13, Terryville at Collinsville; Is, Watertown at Ter ryville; g, Terryville at Goodwin; March 2, Litchfield at Terryville.
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