The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-29
BOYS AND GIRLS
 BOARD DE HEALTH WILL DEM0NST RATE
Health Day Will Be Presented by Children of City Normal
 School

City Normal school has a board of health not as important a board or health as the one in the city govern nent, but nevertheless very important in it's own way Instead of the city to supervise. the school board of health has a school building full of children and the homes yards and selves of the children to take care of
 The board of health is enthusias- ca1Iv supported by those 1t super thing on'' it's elder brother. All the pupils are learning something of ben eft to their health and they are all practictng hea1thful duties
 Health Day will be observed at the school tomorrow afternoon, beginning at o'clock with exercises under the auspices of the board President Nel-s son Burroughs will open the exercises with a talk on the plans of the move nent. Leon Thibault. Jack Thieoauth, Waiter Tyler and Carl Stenquist are the other members of the board An orchestra composed of Miss Hell en Osborne and Hobart Smith, first vio1i1ls: Frances OsNei1s Jane Rogers, Thomas Wall second viol1ns, with Miss SchWerdt1e and William Barnes at the piano will enliven the occasion with approprzabe musical selections. After an overture, the wee folks of Room will be given q hygiene lesson with a. view to training them in the preparatory steps for the schoolroom- 1sW'e aim thus to make up make up game reach the homes of the children and to become of real practical value there,' say the members of the board
 The little people of Room will give a "Desk Cleaning Drill The real value of this to the children is along Ithe lines of system, rapidity, se1f-ac- lpendence in performing practical du- Ities for the mothers and teachers thelp, is promoted. Room has pre- pared a little play1et entitled '-The Kings Dream enphasizing two much desired conditions-long life and Jhappfness The ease and dignity with (which the pupils portray their parts. show the importance of this work to them in the way of boise, memory [traindng and assurance. Room pu- piIs will repeat Dr. George Osborne s Rules for Health. One has been learned leach morning, until now the whole number has been mastered. The cfil- ,. dren Of Room g will sing song adapt l ed from Little Acts of Kindness lThe new one is styled Little Acts o1 Neatness." The words. appropriate fo1 l the occasion, were written by theil
 teacher. Miss Rosen. Room 10 vii have as it's part of the program theil } regular lesson in gymnastics Room
 Il will lay special stress on the bes- T; drinks for school children and the T need of drinking plenty of water.
 Because some children are careless about the property rights of others Room 12 win give directions for maA ing the streets, yardss school and pub
 lie buildings better places in which tt be and live.
 : After the Good Housing campaign Room 13 pupils took up the study o conditions in their school district, es
 pecialIy considering what boys ant girls may do to help make a mode home. This room presents some truth 2 brought out in class discussion. Tn
 group work is given by pupils who's
 parents have signed statements to tn
 effect that the duties are actually per formed by them.
 Fl Room 14s topic is Cleanliness. : They will tell what they have beel : striving for all the year in the matte : of presenting clean bodies, cleai ] clothes and neat appearance in thei ! schoolroom each day. Room IS wi ! warn young and old aganist thos [ things which make for accidents upo = our streets. Their topic is "Safet
 First In Il ways, the pupils wi show how and why to consider one g safety first Room 16s children wi 1 discuss the relative food values. as t e their fattentng, strengthening, health and vitalizing qualities. Room 1T wi
 render two musical selections entitled : (a) 'Ye Who Shun the Haunts ( D Care; Oo) T Dream of All Thing : F'ree.T
 It is expected that pr. F1oxene