The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-05
School Head Thinks
 Work Could Be Done
 By Men On CWAL List
Snpt Chittenden Suggests Building Gymnasium and
 Relieve Congestion at High SChOOl-New Grand. ff stand to Be Erected at Borough Recreation

| IRrnndstand erected. The new ono | would be smaller and the rooi would be remodeIcd. The present structure was only n temporary one, MT Chittcnden said and the roof Jg much too big. IL Is probable the location of the grhndstand will | be shifted either to in back of first or third bases on the baseball dlo. mond there. IL was pointed Oui | that the cost of materials would amount to practically nothing at the wood from present RrandBtand | could be used on the new ones The labor would be paid by the | CWA.
 MiIIyilIc School Cellar Superintendent Chittcndcn wnt also authorized 10 have Il cellar dug Dt the MillviIlc school Thls la tho only school here without eel. lar and now is fl good time in the opinion of the school euperInicn- dent, to do the work. The borough will furnish it with All the stone needed, MT Chittcnden said. There won't be any st0newalls left In town after Inc winter iH over" said MT Rodenbnch. He was refer IIHE " iIg Ih'b LIhI ElpuS lb bItp being used in the construction of tho rip-rap wall at the Ehugatuck river.
 drniuag" but Inc cement would provide inc main expense. The gu- perifIrudent thinks Inc cement cost could b cchnrgnf against tho preeial $it,0G0 fund which Inc | a,I t. authorized Inc town 10 borrow for use in purchasing mntrrinls for CWA work.
 To Erect Fence
 IT. vas also decided 10 erect Il stone fence nt Inc Mlllville school in order to bnnuiify tho yard.
 Superintendent ChiitGhdcht rc- vcaled thnt CWA Workmcn have just finished putting cellar in ih" ttackhouse ht thc Recreation field and now equipment and materials can be stored there. 4 small fur mace would be installed there now if desired, he bddcd.
 In regard 10 Inc cost of the work now being done he said that Inc painting work costs very little, not less than S20D having been spent on materials for all Inc work thus far. However, the Pond Jill school addition job will probably eont between s260 and $500 for materials. he said This requires coneidcrH ble lumber. Painting will be continued off and on throughout the winter, Mr Chincnden added.
 Opposes X-I.aya
 During Il discussion of tho project of x-rhyiHg school children 10 de- termlne whether or not they have tuberculosis. Mr MncDoD0ugh cx- pressed himself ns being fearful that such examinations will lyIl parents into Il falec sense of Sc. curity IS regards Inc condition Of their children. He gives as his rcn. son that if Is known that there arc several types Of consumption thai such k~Fayg will not reveal and he pointed out that when no case Is revealed by the examination the his sons account and later can not understand IL if il form of con sumption should develop.
 Martin Gormley. board member, said it would be il good idea to make parents realize that such ex aminntiGns did not include nll forms and Wne therefore not fully definite. Emil MapnWriler support. cd Inc idea Of zfhytng the chil- drep, saying he had secured tho opinion of many and hnd not mel an unfaVorhbIe opinion, IL WAS his belief that fl would be better to have most of the cases revealed by x-ray ad miss m few than 10 hhyo none shown. "tt seems 10 me most of these stale boards of health have 10 justify their existence in some way SO they do things like this" MT MncDon0ugh said.
 Superintendent ChitiendeD said he did not want to tnke any action unless local physicians were full,