The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22

Wolcott, November 22-The first aid instructors class that recently completed the course at the medi- cal center in Waterbury held a banquet at the Copper Kettle on the Meriden road Wednesday night.
 The chairman and toastmaster was Patrick Wallace. Also present were Deputy Fire Chief Martin Campion of the Waterbury depart ment; Gus Metz, one of the first aiders of Waterbury; Mike Prosky, Albert Affeldt, Robert Grant, chair man of the Red Cross in Wolcott; Major John Burrall, John Fitz- maurce, Florence Turnbull and Dr. Andrew Jackson.
 Majcr Burrall awarded certifi- cates to the following: Mrs. Albert Affeldt, J. H. Bennett, Stephen Brenica, Alice Briggs, c. Butler, Martin Campion, E. J. Terry, N. Schiavone, Dan Chase, Tom Colo na, Jim Cooke, John Corcoran, Captain William Corcoran, Robert Currie, Edward Bowling, P. Hick- man, Lieut.. Flaherty, William SlcdoOlI, MlAC 11dAliOA4, mhlOAA Kaufman, Walter Heating, Mrs. William Klitka, Mrs. Howard Kraft, Howard Kraft, H. Mellon, Ray Ouimet, Mike Prosky, H. Phelan, Capt. Kelley, Walter Racciotte, H. Richardson, JudSon Rigney, M. Seers, William Strokanitis, Flor ence Turnbull, Patrick Wallace, John Wood, Charles Williams, John O'Keefe. and Drusella LittlehaleS.
 Brush Demonstration
 Mrs. Walter Smith of Spindle Hill entertained at brush demon stration at her home Wednesday afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. Leland Smith, Mrs. Vernon Davis, Mrs. Fred Megin, Mrs. Lewis Marg- graff, Mrs. Hans Beerbaum, Mrs. Charles Myngheer, Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Mrs. Matthew Con- way, Miss Genevieve DeSanto, Miss Wymns, Miss DeSanto and Mrs. Walter Smith.
 Mrs. Claude Badger, president of the Wolcott Women's Tub has ap- pointed Mrs. Edward Garthwait, Woodtick district; Mrs. Frank Lock- art, center; Mrs. John Kirschbaum west; Mrs. Henry Anderson, south and Mrs. Robert Seery, north dis trict as a committee to have charge of a Christmas Box for needy family which the club sponsors each Christmas. Anyone wishing to do- nate food, toys, clothing new or old, or money may contact any of the committee.
 Plan Xmas Program sa
 The Woodtick Chapel Sunday School teachers and officers met recently at the home of Mrs. John Garrigus and made plans for the school Christmas exercises Dec. 9 at p. m. with a candlelight serv- ice and pageant. Costumes will be in charge of Mrs. Merland Avery, Mrs. Edward Garthwait and Mrs. Walter Smith. Miss Lois Avery will have charge of the choir and music. Mrs. John Garrigus; Mrs. Vincent Forte, Mrs. Agnes Stango and Miss Rosemary Goodson will take charge of the pageant.
 Rev. James F. English of Hart ford. general secretary of the Con- gregational churches of Connecti- cut was a recent guest of Rev. AL fred Bells and Mrs. Bells at the parsonage.
 Miss Helen Grant of Boston, Mass. was a recent guest of her uncles, Robert Grant of Shelton avenue and Alexander Grant of Meriden road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Hart and daughter Mary and son Leslie, Jr., of Scovill road spent the weekend in Washington, D. c.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewandosky have moved into their new home on the Wolcott-Bristo road.
 Mrs. Rose Klitka, school health teacher, will show moving pictures in all schools of the town Tues. day.
 New Library Books
 The following books have been put Into the WcIcott Library during tho year: When the whipp0rwill. Dswellyn;