The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
MORE FACILITIES
 IN SCHOOLS SEEN
Board Discusses Needed
 Increase; Mrs. Mabel Norton Amherst Delegate
WOLc0TT s1sM (, Nelson COle, TeA1 R0Sa-Teleph0ne SO020

W0icott, Jlane 2O-The Board 0 Education held the June mectinI fl the W0odtick School recent, with Baf1s0fn BrotIs0p, presiding During the last month the boar. of recommendations to the tow 0fl tilc needed increase Of Echoo building facilities,
 Surveys have been made ant prices Of land viii soon be obtained als0 tiie estimate cost Of building
 II is planned to present figure 10 z special town meeting, At tb, July meeting applications for pupil 10, attend high schools viii be an. swered, These applications go frs to Edwin 3, Floyd, field supervisor Ali pupils graduating from the eje. fncntaFy schools are given 8 fortf to fiji out, also those already ii high school.
 New residents or residents wht desire to send their children t high school must see that an aDpIt. cation is flied with the board, OI q letter sent to the supervisor oI William r. ogden, secretary. Tht fiscal school year closes on Jup' 90 afld a1i persons having btlL against the board should see ti1ar they are presented by June 2. Al schools close today. Several Of th. schools held picnics in variOui places today,
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 Visiting Mastery Night was heic ct the Grange meeting Monday night. My1e Muns0n presided as master in place Of the master Frederick Kirsctlbautl, The visiting masters filled tire chairs as fol- lows: Master, William Van Kurer Of Beacon Grange; Ovcrseer, George Paradis, Of Bristol Grange; ci1ap- lain, Samuel Eqtitres, Of Mad River Grange; assistant steward, J, Wen. deli Gum Of HarWifltOfI; steward Donald drahaifle Of MiddIebury; secretary, Glenn Dustin of Water town: executive committee, Emer- son J. Leonard Of WaIlingf0Fd Grange, and William Brush oi Beacon Valley Grange,
 It was voted to send the jcctuyci Mrs. Mabel Norton 10 the Icctur- CTS conference in Amherst, Mass, August fS to q.
 4 large bouquet was presented to MT. and Mrs. Henry Norton whose birthdays were in June, Tht literary program was tfl charge oi tire visiting masters. Members were present from T0rTingt0ti, Union, Beach, Bethlehem, Mad River Plymouth, Bristol, MiddIcbury, Bea- con Valley, Cheshire, HarwintOD, LtchfieId, Hope, Bethany Water. town, WaIIirgfOrd and WOlcOtt Oranges. Refreshments were seFv. cd in the dining room by Mrs Charles Winters, MT, and Mrs Waiter Wilson and George Warner A card party will be held or MOn- day night in the Grange Hall spOn. sorcd by the home economies committee,
 Teachers Picnic
 Tine annual picnic of the WoI- colt TeacherS' Association was held SL t2G EuulEItGF UOtUG CI R1Es Nuu Mrs. John O,RouTke at Hitchcock Lake Saturday afternoon. Mrs, Betty B. Affeidt had charge Of the picnic arrangements.
 OfIicerg for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Miss Emma Mae Terrili; Eecre- tary, Miss Ellen Hunt; treasurer, Miss Sara Sweeney. The September meeting will be in charge Of the new officers. Those present were: Mrs. Marie Conner Peck, Mrs. DOr- Otty Norton King of New Haven; Miss Amelia Galucci of Union City, Mrs. MarceIIa DOlan O'ROuTke of Waterbury who were all former teachers here; Mrs. Margaret Dion, substitute teacher, Mrs, Betty Bald- win AfFeldt, Mrs. Rose T. Klitka, the Misses Helen MTaz, Loretta Barry, Sara Sweeney, Emma Mae TerYijl, Ellen Hunt and Rita M. PitzmauSice.