The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-04

serving OU the supreme WAT cOuN. J cil.
 be ironed out.I
 I Costs Increased | MT. Mai inquired about bus trans
 portation costs. MT. Chitte nden said
 there are 359 children of all ages
 being transported and there are
 three contracts. George Clark
 transports New Haven road children
 for $10 daily; the Connecticut Rail-
 way and Lighting company bus transports Millville children for
 $l1.20 a day and MT. Le Clair trans ports East Waterbury road, Pond
 Hill and Cotton Hollow children for $24.40 a day.
 | He said the transportation costs
 have risen $7.50 per day since last year.
 When Mr. Kelly said he hadn't
 heard of any accidents in private
 cars in the Pond Hill district, MT.
 Hoadley said he could cite num-
 Der and did mention few. He said
 it is difficult for two private cars to pass on some roads. He said the
 snow blow was stuck near his home
 last year and had ben stuck before also.
 MT. Mai asked MT. Mannweiler if
 he would again put before the board
 the question of resembling the vote
 which closed the schools. Then most
 board members expressed themselves
 and it was apparent that a vote
 would show the board opposed to
 resembling the previous action. | MT. Chittenden said parents of chill
 dren in Groveside school differ
 from the protesting groups being
 very eager to have their children at-
 tend the more central schools. MT.
 Hoadley said the roads are level
 there and there are not much bus
 hazards. Gr0veside Next? I When woman asked why, if
 Millville and Pond Hill schools were closed because of the centralization
 trend, Groveside school was not, MT.
 Chittenden indicated this may be the next step in the centralization plan. There were 8 few members of the Millyille group present who favored
 the closing of the :Millville school.
 Mrs. Baranauskas of Millville said her children would have to walk a mile and half to meet the bus and they are five years old. She sent them to the Bradleyville school for month but now has been informed they could not attend there any longer and asked what she would do. MT. Chittenden sai dhe is investigat- ing the case.
 MT. Mannweiler said the depart ment will try to adjust anything needing correction and asked CO., operation from parents of the closed districts.
 ..l Women Meet Monday
 Naugatuck Woman's Club will be- gin it's ninth season next Monday at Masonic Hall at 300 D. m, with a reception and tea, in celebration of the Golden Jubilee of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The tea will also be in honor of the i pioneer women of the club, Mrs. w: Glen Kirby and Mrs. Frederick zonino, who will preside at the tea table.
 Visiting state officers will be Mrs. Henry c. Ellis of Torrington, first vice-president of the Connecticut | State Federation of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Clayton A Shores of Ham den, New Haven County vice-presi- dent.
 Music will be furnished by Nau- gatuck Club Choral, under the di- rection of Miss Jeanette Yer Stra- ate. Miss Yer Straate will also offer piano selections, while Miss Dorothy Anderson will entertain with violin solos.
 Mrs. Robert Anderson, president, [ announces the following chairnlen and their committees for the com ing year.
 Chairman of Hospitality Commit tee -. Mrs. John Helm. Members of committee: Mrs. Emil Dubuc, Mrs. Norman Bovay. Mrs. Stuart Boyd, Mrs. Michael Fitzpatfick, Mrs. Nor man Carlson, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Daniel Oemcke. Mrs. Ronald Peaker. Mrs. Lester Wigglesworth, Mrs. Robert Houseknecht, Mrs. Hild- | ing Olson, Mrs. Howard Olson, Mrs. Edwin Melbourne, and Mrs. Frank | lin Hubbell.
 Chairman of Membership Com mittee - Mrs. Edmund Hess. Mem | bers of committee = Miss Lillian Smith, Mrs. John Cullinane, Mrs. Joseph Reilly, Mrs. Daniel Oemcke, IT,, Mrs. Albert Marsh, Mrs. John Synnott, Mrs Hiding Olson, Mrs. Ronald Peaker. Mrs. Dewitt Boies, Mrs. George Barrant. Mrs. Everett Welch. Mrs. Derwood Nichols, Mrs. Fridolf Carlson.
 Chair7nen of Ways and Means Committee - Mrs. Clayton House. lznecht, Mrs. Martin Lynn, Mrs. Chester Bosworth and Mrs. John Tattigen. Members of committee = Mrs. Hyman Albert, Mrs. Henry Mo. carthy, Mrs. dunard Anderson, Mrs. Harold AIinquist, Miss Eleanor Bro- aerick, Mrs. George Bronson, Mrs, George cronin. Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs. Morris Rosenblatt, Mrs. John Degan, Miss Lanetsa Garland, Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. John Kazaniian, Mrs. Q. x. Pennlman, Mrs. Henry oayls, Mfrs. A. L. Kalas, Mrs. William Slovonaola, Mrs. Arthur Pearson, and \