The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

manager; D, l., McCollum, factor manager; T. c, Richards, c. J, Col lins, Arthur Nolan, ]. 0. IT, WendeS 6, TAubor, w. o. HamniSter, II c, Ling, D. II, Nahm, J. R Mo- rath, and representing Naugatuek Chemical DiVlSion, Dominion Rub- ber O., Ltd. Bruce Marr, Ralph Ferguson and Alan Clark,
 Installation
 Ofac0rs of Naugatuck Post, Amer. lean Legion and of It's Auxiliary were installed at c meeting Wed- nesday night.
 Arthur Baldwin, past state conl' mandeF, was in charge Of the in' gtailAtion and William Brown, heae of the State Sons Of Legion, served as chaplain. Both are from Milford and they were assisted by tho in' stallatlon stan from Milford Post.
 Installed into the Legion Post were: Commander, George D. Lewis first ce-eommandoF, Joseph Rayt. kwieh, jF,; second Viee.eomFnander Henry M, Bagley; adJutant, Lau' rance D, Cheney: finance officer Alexander Nolde; chaplain, Mar shall Bontempo; historian, Victor Anderson, seFgeant.at.armS, Frank J, Wylong,
 Appointivo officers named for the post are: State fund officer, John J. Sheridan; service officer, Q, Ar- thur Pager; assistant adjutant Edward deFper: AmerieaniSin, Ed' ward J. Nolde; anti.subVersiVe Thomas T. Nolan.
 Citizenship and nationalisf1, Ter. enee c. Carmody; community SeFV- ice, Louis r. Buckmllier; forestry and conservation, Samuel I, Lyons; safety, Lyle 3. Woodward; child welfare, Edward Gerber; disaster res lief, William Lalor; education oi orphans, Edward Gerber; grave reg istFation, John II. Simmons; law and order, Thomas II. Nolan; legis- lature, William Davidson; national defense, Harold R. Perry: military affairs, Harris Whittemore, JF.
 Naval affairs, q. Lester Wiggies- worth; D. o, T. C., Lyle 3. Wood- ward: post activities, Henry M Bagley; publicity, Laurence D. Che- ney; radio, Marshall Bontempo; res employment, Joseph Raytkwich, jr. Sons of Legion, Thomas dunnoud uniforms, 0. Arthur Pager: use oi manual, Marshall Bontempo and Sidney BayllS; veteran preference 0. Arthur Pager; youth activities Milton B. Lent; aeronautlcs, Ira M Stumm; Boy Scouts, Cecil Grant.
 Boys State, John F. Desmond; junior baseball, Victor Anderson; oratorlcai contest, Thomas Gun- noud.
 Civilian defense, Harold Perry: bond drive, Alexander Nolde; iiaison World War 2, Lyle 3. Woodward; auditor, Raymond W. Paul.
 Mrs. Cornelius Van Vlandren was installed aS president of the Auxil- iary.
 Others installed were: first vice. president, Mrs. John Desmond; sec- ond vice-president, Mrs. Michael Norris; secretary, Mrs. Harold Lewis treasurer, Miss Anna Nolde; his- torian, Mrs. Daniel Oemcke; ser- geant at arms Miss Gertrude Oemcke; second sergeant-at-arms Mrs. Raymond Erickson; chaplain Mrs. Philip Connell.
 Mrs. T. Schultz of Wallingford past district chairman, had charge of the auxiliary installation.
 Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the business meeting
 Council DissOlving
 The Naugatuck War Council, a meeting Wednesday night, votec to dissolve after having been in op. eration for more than four years.
 Clarence E. Jones, Chairman ol the council, in a brief history of iti work said that 1t was formed ir July, 1941 and held its first meeting in Sept. 1941.
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