The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-13

of the Woodtock Parent-Teacher association, has called special meeting for tonight at the Woodtick school. The meeting Is for the pur- pose of discussing possible action on certain legislative bills, pertaining to education, These bills concern the closing of two teachers colleges, two vocational schools and other matters concerning education. An invitation has been extended to the members of the North school Parent-Teacher association and any other residents of the town who are interested In this movement. It Is planned to have speakers present who will eX- plain these legislative bills and then to have an open discussion on the subject,
 The Woodtick chapel Sunday school will hold a Valentine party for members of the Sunday school, at the chapel, Tuesday night, Feb ruary l4, at ! o'clock. Each child attending is asked to bring val- entine for the valentine box, There will be games and refreshments. The games will be in charge of Mrs, John Garrigus and Mrs. Edward Garthwait. Refreshments will be In charge of Mrs. Charles D. Winters, Mrs. Merland Avery and Mrs. John Wester, The members of the begin- ners' class with their teacher, Miss Mae MunSon, will have a valentine party in their class room, next Sum day.
 Members of Boy Scout troop No. 1, Wolcott, observed Scout week at their meeting in the Woodtick school, Friday night. Boys of the Eagle Patrol presented two skits, The Old Ford Car" and "Daggers" The boys of the Wolf Patrol gave boxing exhibitions, a three round bout by Philip Wilson and George Morgan and a two round bout by James Gagnon and Robert Began. The program was rounded out with guitar selections by Hubert Avery anu bAStp oAAShiS' CotA tSSA oSotVs were present, two visitors, Merland Avery and Robert Doolittle, also Lyman Atwood, troop commissioner and Alfred German, scout leader.
 Sunday the scouts attended serv- ice. at the Center church in body, with their leader. They were ad- dressed in a special sermon, by the pastor, Rev. Orin Dice, who preached from the subject, Good Sport. Boys taking part in the service were Robert Wilson, Clifford German, Hubert Avery and Philip Wilson.
 An oriental supper will be served at the Beecher Memorial hall Thurs day night. Robert Shimbo, a Jap anese student at Yale Theological school will have charge of the cook ing and serving of the supper, which is to be eaten with chopsticks. All food material is Japanese and is being imported from that country. The hall will be decorated with Japanese lanters and oriental flow CTS. Admission will be by ticket only, as a limived number only can be served. This supper is being sponsored by the Pilgrim Fellow ship. Assisting Mir. Shimbo will be the Misses Mary, Nellie and Anne Rozdilski, Robert Winters and Rich ard Wilson.
 Sponsored by the Woodtick Sum day school and the Young Peoples club, moving and talking pictures will be shown at Woodtick chapel, Wednesday evening, February 9, at 7:l5. These pictures will include scenes from foreign countries, trav- elogues. aviation and activities of the U. s. Navy. They will be shown by Chief Electricians Mate John w, McGibbons. There will be no charge for the pictures and an invitation is extended to all to attend, both young people and adults.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlton Bird of Sprague street, Waterville, enter tained at a Valentine party at their home, Saturday night. Bowling and other games were enjoyed by the party. A valentine supper was served. The guests included MT, ana Mrs. Harry Cole. MT. and Mrs, Charles Myngheer of Wolcott, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Baker of Waterbury and Mir. and Mrs. Bird.
 Carl O. Mattson. of East street, who was injured by an automobile at the top of Southington moun- tain, Friday night. has been released from St. Mary's hospital where he was taken following the accident.
 John McKeniia. of Hitchcock lake has been appointed library mes senger to the general assembly at Hartford.