The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

Woodbury, Southbury, Middlebury, New Haven, Seymour. Beacon Falls Ansonia and Prospect are expected to attend.
 Professor Monahan past pres ident of the Massachusetts Fedora tion of Poultry Associations, will talk on Better Breeding of Better Birds" He will answer questions following the talk. A buffet lunch will be served.
 Marine Private Ends FurlOugh
 Marine Private First Class James H. Grant, 20. son of MT. and Mrs, William Grant, of 32 Crown street, Union City, has returned to Mir amar, Calf, from the Pacific from furlough and reassignment.
 A mechanic with the First Marine Air Wing fighter squadron, he was based in the Philippine, Solomon, and St. Matthias Islands. He under went bombing attacks in the Philip pines but escaped injury.
 He attended Naugatuck High school and enlisted in March 1943. He was promoted to his present rank in September, 1943. Prior to his enlistment he was employed by the Eastern Malleable Iron Com pany.
 Cyrus H. Ching Speaker
 Cyrus H. Ching, director of in- dustrial relations and publicity of the U. s. Rubber Company, was the principal speaker at the fourth an- nual banquet of the Naugatuck Chemical Foremen's Club, Thursday night at The Elton, Waterbury. Over one hundred and fifty persons attended the affair
 Other speakers were: John P. Coe, general manager; Arvid J. Ander- son, general control manager: Ro- bert E. Casey, sales manager; M. G. Shepherd, development manager; Philip E. Rice, factory manager; Edward M. Reilly, industrial rela- tionS manager, and F. D. Chitten- den, factory manager of the Syn thetic rubber plant.
 John E. Ash, president of the club, Arthur Friend, e-president, Andrew Watson, treasurer and Jo- seph Smey, secretary, had charge of arrangements,
 Society Sponsors Pictures
 Dr. Amandus Johnson, secretary of the Swedish Colonial Society Folcdation, will show motion pie ture films at the Salem Lutheran church Monday at 8 D. m.
 The American-Swedish Historical Society of Naugatuck Valley is sponsoring the meeting which is open to the public.
 Dr. Johnson, lecturer, educator and traveller. was professor for the University of Pennsylvania for many years. The films will show activities of Swedish people in the Middle West and scenes from the Old Swedes' church. Philadelphia.
 Memorial Concert
 The 4Oth anniversary memoria concert will be given tonight at 9:l5 at the Naugatuck high school audi torium. Leon R. Corliss is director of music in local schools.
 The concert will mark the found ing of the high school, May 10 1905.
 The high school orchestra ane choir will participate and will bt assisted by former graduates ane associates.
 It will be the final concert under MT Corliss' supervision as he VII start his duties ;n Stamford higi school next foll.
 The funeral of Frederick w. Schaffer, 66, of 66 Trowbridge place former local industrialist who diec Thursday at St. Mary's hospital Waterbury, will be held Saturday from the residence t 9:30 a. m tt St. Francis church at TO- Buria will be in St. James cemetery Friends may call at the residence and are asked to omit flowers.
 The funeral of Leslie D. Ogilvie 56, who died suddenly at his hom' Cross road. Wednesday, will be helt Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the Alder son Funeral Home, 201 Meadow street. Rev. T. Bradley Longstaff pastor of the Methodist church, vii officiate and burial will be in Ptnes' bridge cemetery, Beacon Falls.
 Friends may call at the funera home today from to 5 and ' t i9 p. m.