The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Aasessors' Report

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 The tax abstract for all assessable property within the Oakville Fire District has been prepared and the rate book completed and turned over to the tax collector, subject to any revisionS that the Board of Relief may make. The gross as- sessors' valuation amounts to a. l5e,o66 compared with S4,ll7,5ls last year. Exemptions to ex.service men this year amounts to S06, ,10e. The amount of taxes collectable this year total $l6,372 compared with Sl6,20 last year.
 Eight hundred and e6 dwellings houses are listed valued at e2,0l3,- S66: $500 building lots valued at s402,426. Other items of interest are mills and factories S694, ,446, machinery 920o,7i6 goods of nlanu- factures and merchants, 9213, ,074, l,002 automobiles are listed as valued at $246, $50.
 There are 1893 property owners listed, compared with l,7l2 last year.
 Non.residents totaling 2e6 persons own property here valued at $2o8, 1. TAO comprising 30 houses and i,4l0 building lots. The tax rate for the list is { mills. The lowest tax amounts to six cents whereas the higheFt taxes are paid by the three manufactures in town amounting to g per cent of the total.
 Mrs. William c. Schey of Queens Village, L. l., is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Richard Davis of Rockdole avenue.
 George Trecinkas, who has com pleted his training as a tool maker at the Scovill Manufacturing Go. of Waterbury, has entered as freshman at the University of Con. necticut, and will study mechanical engineering.
 According to reports of the com- mittee in charge of the local drive for funds to erect an honor roll memorial, the local drive for funds Ia receiving excellent support. The drive will continue for ct least two weeks
 Michael Rinaldi 3/c Is on a leave for seven days at his home on 10 Slade avenue. He Is the son of MT. and Mrs. Rinaldi of IS Shade avenue, Oakville. He Is stationed at Nor folk, Va.
 Nrs Henry Menard of Davis street, entertained MT. and Mrs. Mil- ton slade and two sons of Torrtng~ ton over the weekend. /
 Frank Eckert has returned to his home on Edith street, from the Waterbury hospital where he has been a patient for some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Hollis of Long Island, have returned to their home, after visiting at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Richard Dains, Rock dale avenue.
 Farewell. Party
 A farewell party was held ct the home of Miss Lois Bradshaw of 30 Prospect street Friday evening in honor of Marine Pvt. Joseph Lour- enzio of Naugatuck; Mrs. Ruth Kanehl, sister of Miss Bradshaw, chaperoned the party. Games and dancing were enjoyed by al. Re- treatments were served. The party ended at li:30 p. m.
 Those attending were Miss Doro- thy Lindeman, Lorraine Christafano, Mary Bertron, Ann Booth, all of Woodbury; Joan Finley, Lorraine Morrow, Frances Austin, Faith Aus tin, Grace Ennis, Josephine Des- none. Ann Fash, Betty and Roberta Kanehl, Lois Bradshaw, Mrs. Ruth Kanehl, all of Oakviile; Paul Lem olne. Eugene Lauteria, Johnny Di Lourenzio al. of Naugatuck; Bob Beemap 3/c, Jimmy Albans SIS. Freddy Fink 5/2c, Harold Litke 5/2c, Frank Smidt. Henry Rudolph. Church Williams, Kentucky Began" all of Waterbury. Salvatore Desmone of Oakville.
 Services Held
 The funeral services were held at the Mazaika funeral home, 10 Porter street. Saturday morning for the infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Boudreau, (0erald Ronald Doudreaul. of e6 Falls avenue, Oak vile. Burial was in Calvary ceme- kery. Mrs. Boudreau was formerly Miss Mary Vltrakis. Mfr. Boudreau Is in the Navy stationed ln Italy.