The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
NORTH. SCHOOL
| HOLDS PROGRAM
P.T.A. Competitive Party
Won By Men So Women
Serve Them Supper
WolCOTT
Mrs. c. Nelson Cole, Todd
RO&d-Teleph0ue 50939

Wolcott, June II. = The North
School Parent Teacher Association
held their annual competitive meet
ing in the schoolhouse Friday night.
The judges after elaboration de-
cided in favor of the men, so the
women will serve them a supper to-
night.
The mems program was in the
form Of a television radio broad
cast over station PTA. Thomas
Seery was announcer.
A setting up exercise was given
by Robert Lyon, Leo Market and
Robert Lyon, Jr. Next, the Mystery
Chef, Robert woodward. Then came
q cabaret scene with Denis j.
Moore, pianist, Robert Lyon, Sr,
singer, Reginald Boynton as Fran
kie", the girl friend of Johnnie,
Robert Seery. Others taking part
were Edgar Norton, Edward Horn
kohl and william Stryeski.
The women's program opened
with the women at the PTA meeting
with Mrs. Robert Seery presiding.
God Bless America" was sung by
Mrs. Gordon Culver kith Mrs. Hattie
MacC ormack, pianist. A discussion
was held on how to get husbands
to meetings with the excuses very
amusing. A duet, "Playmates" by
Jane Fitz and Marjorie Lyon. Roll
Out the Barrell," by Mrs. Ray
French with the women's original
band accompanying. REGULATIONS by
"Dinah", Mrs. Hattie cCormack.
"Ophelia", Mrs. Joseph Pearson.
Mrs. Ray French, the closing number,
"Smile Awhile. Others in the cast
were Mrs. Jane Norton, Mrs. Wilfred
Wilson, Miss Louise Mccormack,
Mrs. Herbert Chase, Mrs. DeMora
and Mrs. Edgar Norton. The judges
were Mrs. Charles Tyrrell, Mrs.
Howard Kraft and Fred Megin, Sr.
A directors meeting will be held
June rs. 1t was voted to sponsor
the school picnic as they did last
year. Mrs. Francis Hare will have
charge of July meeting program.
Miss Alice ONeill, field supervisor,
was present Mrs. Ray French is
chairman Of the picnic committee.
Miss Louise Mccormack, Mrs. Rob-
ert Lyon, Mrs. Raymond French and
Thomas Seery were appointed a
committee to meet with members Of
the Cheshire and Prospect P.T.A. to
discuss the regional high school
question. Cake and coffee were
served after the meeting by Mrs.
Edgar Norton and her committee.
Carlson Elected
The 18th annual meeting of the
Hitchcock Lake improvement Asso-
citation was held Friday night at
Moynihan's restaurant. Officers
elected for 1940-1941 were: Presi-
dent, John Carlson; vice-president,
Fred Franek, ST.; financial secre-
tary, Robert Grant; recording sec
Rotary; Matthew Donnelly; treas
urer, Charles D. Gibson; member OF
executive board for five years,
James German. Anyone in the lake
section wishing to join the associa-
ton may contact any member. The
next regular meeting will be held
July 5.
A birthday supper was given at
Harold Logans home on wildwood
avenue Saturday night in honor OF
A. B. Weston. Cards were played.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Field, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Weston, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Franek,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fiege, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bormilini, Miss Burta
Verba and Harold Logan.
Picnic June 10
Mrs. George Ransom Hall OF the
center has invited the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Mill Plain Union
Church to hold picnic at her home,
Juniper Ledge, on June 10. All
members are to meet at the church
at 12:45 o'clock. A covered dish
dinner will be served.
The last meeting of season Of the
Kings Daughters was held at the
home Of Mrs. Helen Douglass In
Waterbury Thursday. Mrs. Berke-
ley Frisbie presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. John "Chick" Kelley
Of Farview avenue, Hitchcock Lake,
and Mrs. Kelley's brother, Walter
Nuebert OF Waterbury are home
from Chestertown, Md, after at
tending graduation exercises at
Washington College. Mrs. Kelley's
nephew, Howard Nuebert, was q
member OF the graduating class.
The Wolcott Volunteer fire depart
ment will hold a monthly meeting
tomorrow night at the fire house
on Central avenue. Chief Edward
Theriault will preside.
The pupils OF the Woodtick chapel
Sunday school will meet at the
chapel Friday at $3.50 p. m. to re-
hearse for the children's day exer-
cises Sunday at Gas a. m.
During the first two months Of
1910, 8,467 400 revenue passenger
miles were Travelled by the domestic
airlines Of the United States.
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