The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-24
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Board To Take Action
 On Proposed Field
Architects Drawing Includes Baseball Diamond, FOOt-
 ball Field and Cinder Track; Also Gymnasium


 chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. The gen- eral committe is composed of two members of each of the six scout committees in the three towns. A l feature of the camp-o-ree will be swimming with members of the Sea Scout Ship Sea Lion" of Terry vile in charge. During Friday evenings meeting special board of review was held at which time, Wal ter Zeiner, Jr., of Harwinton ave- nue, a member of Troop No. ?, passed his tests for Star Scout.
 Saturday morning group of Scouts gathered at Camp Matta- tuck and set out 1000 pine trees on the grounds, surrounding the pond. Horses Run Away
 Excitement prevailed on West Main street, Saturday noon when a team of horses owned by Mark Tolles of Tolles Station started on mad das:l while hooked to har- row. The horses, travelling east, hit telephone pole, breaking the har- ness and separating the horses, one continuing on its mad dash along the heavily travelled highway, drag ging the harrow along while the other horse raced across lawns. The horse with the harrow was caught near the center of the town after it had narrowly missed hitting sev- eral autos and pedestrians. Funeral Tuesday
 Funeral services for Miss Helen Gurski will be held from the Scott funeral home, Tuesday at 8:30 and ill St. Michaels Russian church at 9 a. m. with a requiem hgih Mass to be celebrated by Rev. Nestor Ro- manovich. Burial will be in St. Mi chael'S cemetery, Kearney street. Military Funeral
 The body of Pvt. Demitor Shu- tack, who died at Camp Howe, Texas, last Monday arrived in Ter ryville late Saturday night. The fu- neral was held from the Scott fu- neral home, this afternoon at 2:3O with Rev. Cromwell Kirby officiat- ing. Full military honorS were ac- corded the young soldier with bu- N~~A ~NAAA6 AAA AAAAAO4AC NClAlCOCIys
 Members oI the Plymouth Post, American Legion under the direc- tion of Commander Howard Whear, attended the funeral in a body and provided color guard. A large humber of service men home on lurlough attended the funeral with the Legion to pay respects to their comrade.
 Upon arrival of the body, it was learned that Pvt. shutack died from injuries received when the gun which he was cleaning went off, causing almost instantaneous death.
 Home on Leave
 Raymond Hoffman, s 1-C sta toned at Whiting Field, Fla, and Mrs. Hoffman, who is living near the field are spending a 19-day leave at the home of MT. and Mrs William H. Hoffman of Hillside Park.
 Legion Meeting
 Plans for the observance of Me- morial Day will be made at a meet ing of Plymouth Post, American Legion this evening, with the Le- being III charge of arrangements for the day. Action will also be talk ell st the meeting for anticipating III the Memorial Sunday services in Plymouth on May 27.
 New Members Thirty-two members were admit ted to the Terryville Fishing club at a special meeting held in the club house, Saturday night, bring ing the total membership of the club to 108, the largest in the his- tory of the club. The charter was closed at the meeting and no ad- ditional members will be accepted. The club also voted to hold a social meeting on the last Saturday of each month, in addition to the quar- terly meetings which are held.
 Supper Meeting A supper meeting of the Terry vile Lions club will be held in their rooms in the Scott Block, Tues day at 6:30.
 Guest Speaker Mrs. c. A. Anderson will be guest | speaker at the April 30 meeting of the Plymouth Monday Club which will be held at the home of Mrs. Wallace Blakeslee of North street. Her topic will be Let's Get Ac- quainted With Ourselves" Refresh ments will be served following the meeting.
 Investigating Officer Lieutenant Myron Borawiak, son of MT. and Mrs. John BoraWiak of Emmett street is war crimes in- vestigating officer, according to letter received by his parents. He writes that he is located in & small German town with attractive sur- roundings. He stated in his letter that his group is quartered in former German army quarters, much better than the quarters they had in France, as the Germans spared no expense il building posts for their army.
 Officiates At Funeral
 Rev. Cromwell Kirby of1ciated at the funeral services for Private De- nitro Shutack, held in the Scott Funeral Home, Monday afternoon. Members of Plymouth Post, Amer ican Legion, provided military eS- cort for the funeral procession, with six enlisted men at Bradley Field, acting as active pail bearers. Burial was in Hillside cemetery.
 Supper Meeting
 A supper meeting of the Terry vile Lions Club will be held in their rooms in the Scott Block, tonight at 6:30.
 Hot Dog Roast
 aPtrols l and 2. Girl Scouts will meet at the home of their leader Mrs. Fred Bull, tonight at 6 for a hot dog roast.
 To Confer Degree
 The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on large class of can- didates at the meeting of Plymouth Grange, tomorrow night, which will