The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-25
Banquet Held
 Tonight At 8
 At The Lodge
local Lodge Observing 10th Anniversary; Four Living Members Receiving Life Membership Cards;
 History Will Be Reviewed
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terS One son, Edward is serving in the Army Air Forces. Their other sons, all of Naugatuck, are Henry, Joseph, and Raymond Two daugh- ters are Florence Kogut and Mrs. John Koris, both of this place.
 Patrolman Kogut entered the local police department as Supernumer- ary in 1928 and was appointed to the regular force in April of 1883.
 Y. Group Entertain The Naugatuck YMCA Dancing and Tumbling troupes journey to Southbury Training School for Sub- Normal children Wednesday night and gave exhibitions to 1850 chill dren and 800 personel.
 The School bus took the group out and back, and also took them around the entire $70O0,0OO estate with Jack Curtin explaining the various buildings and the working of the departments, bakery, laun- dry, water works, etc.
 Pat. Holloway in an Accentuate the Positive dance routine and Bev- erly Klambt in a Spanish dance opened the hour and half show. Carl HaSSell and Fritz Klambt was next with their Chicken Act Some thing to Crow About" which made great hit Marguerite Rau fol- lowed with an Acrobatic dance, Rev. erly klambt in a HaWiian, Andy Rau and Donald Hermonat in the Sha- dow Dance, Marguerite Rau in a Speciality, and Lucille Rau, Donald Hemonat, and Andy Rau in a Trio Soft Shoe The final number was the Y. Tumbling group with Pat. Holloway, Jacqueline Else, Charles Marcelynas, and Fritz Klambt.
 Jack Curtin. Fire Chief and Main tenance Superintendent secured the group for the show and arranged the refreshments.
 MT, Thompson, Boys Supervisor of the Training school was master of ceremonies.
 Mrs. Noble Allen, the pianist, made great hit with the Children after the show by playing several Popu- lar songs as the groups marched out Of the large auditorium Those making the trip were Mrs. Noble Allan, and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Carl Fassell and daughter Janet, MT. and Mrs Charles Mar celynaS, MT. and Mrs. Leo Holloway and daughter Pat. Donald Hermon- at, Mrs. Harry Classey, Mrs. George Rau, and daughters Margarite and Lucille. the Healy Twins. Vinnv and Joe, Miss Jean Holmberg. and Mrs. | Emma Hurd
 The group is planning for a re- turn engagement in the fall Borough Funerals The funeral of Rufino A. Mall oonado, 36, former Army sergeant who was found dead Tuesday at his home, 1l5 Oak street, will be held tomorrow from the Monge funeral nome, l739 Madison avenue. New York. Burial will be in Line Long Veterans cemetery. Jamaica, L. I. The body was shipped today from tlse Honan funeral home. 2l Cedar street.
 The funeral of Edwin H. Terrill 60, who died Wednesday at the Wa terbury hospital, was held this af- ternoon at ? o'clock from the Buck | miller funeral home, p Park place Rev. Harry Thomas, pastor of the United Church. Beacon Falls. off, clated and burial was in Hillside cemetery, Naugatuck.
 File Intentions | Salvatore L. DiVito of Congress avenue, Waterbury and Palma For chielli of 36 High street, Naugatuck, have filed wedding intentions at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J St. John. They are to be married June 2.
 Rush For Applications
 A rush of residents to get applica- tlons for sugar for canning kept officials of the local ration board busy Thursday A steady stream of persons poured into the office at the Futile house. Applications for sugar for canning will be received only on Thursdays.
 Birth Announcement A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Anthony Battista, of East Wa terbury road Wednesday afternoon in St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury
 Hospital officials reported this morning that both mother and daughter are doing fine. MT. Bat tista is employed at the local foot wear plant.
 HadaSsah President