The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-30
MELON PARTY
 REAL BATTLE Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Weston Entertain Friends at
 Unique Social
WOLCoTT Sars. c. Nelson Cole, T0d6 ROad-Teleph0ne 5O939

Wolcott, July 30-Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weston entertained at their cot- tage "The Battle" at Hitchcock Lake Saturday evening for MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bartch, Mir. and Mrs. Herman Huber, MT. and Mrs. Ar- thur Field, MT. and Mrs. Fred Fran elk, ST., MT. and Mrs. Gus Fiege, Miss Berta Verba and Harold Log an. Pinochle was played with the ladies the winners. Frederick Fran elk was official slicer at the water melon party after the card play ing.
 Nurses Report
 Mrs. Rose Kntka, school nurse, presents the yearly report as fol- lows: Number of school visits, 143; class inspections, 250; Individual inspection, 5369; home visits, 243; taken to clinic or hospital, 81; re- ferred to physician, 9l; oculiSt, 5; dentist, 134; cases reported to health officer, 26; exclusions, skin disease, Il; free glasses, l; free dentistry, 9; emergency treatments, PTS; lessons taught, 132; talks to teachers, 234: parents, 101; total corrections. 62.
 All children from the third grade up had hearing tested by audiometer. All children had vi- sion tested, were examined for physical defects, weighed and measured three times during the school year. Had one dental clinic during the year.
 Eighth grade pupils had first aid and received their Red Cross certi- ficates. Two well child conferences were held for the first time during the year. Started hot lunch prof. ects under the W. P. A. in the North and Woodtick Schools that proved very successful.
 Movies were shown as follows Making Brushes" Speaking of Safety" Safety Patrol" Bicycling With Safety" Safety in Sound Bodies" "A. B. c. of Foods" Farm Animals and How They Eat" "Told by Tooth" "MonoXide Poison ing" Artificial Respiration, Mi nor wounds" and Give a Fresh Egg a Break"
 During the year, Mrs. Holt talk ed on hot lunches, Miss Elizabeth Macdonald, R. N, spoke on safety in the schools, MT. Murphy of the state motor vehicle department spoke on Safety on the Play. grounds" Mrs. Marion Dakin oi the University of Connecticut spoke on Safety in Foods We Eat" Mrs. Cook of the state bu reau of child hygiene spoke ol Care of the Teeth" Mrs. Roteze spoke on value of eggs. Christina baskets were made up in ever school room and given to tn needy. Ninety-five children wer taken to a Christmas party fo the underprivileged.
 University Guests MT. and Mrs. c. Nelson Cole, MI and Mrs. Elmer Symonds, Ray mond Bowen and Richard Homer wood visited at the University O Connecticut Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Bergen, Md and Mrs. Harry BerrA, and MT and Mrs. c. Nelson SJle attended a shower in Southington Saturday night in honor of Miss Bertha Hu. beny who is to be married August g to John Spain. Miss Hubeny ts the daughter of Frank Hubeny who lived on the Country road for z good many years.
 Warren Cole has returned iron Ferry Beach, Saco, Maine, where ht attended the Universalist religiou! educational school.
 Volunteer Fire Department Band
 At their regular Tuesday evening rehearsal held in their band room' at the Fair Bounds the Wolcot Volunteer Fire Department Bans made plans to render concert 1T Thomaston on Saturday evening August 9th. They also voted to par ticipate in the Firemen's state pa rade to be held in West Haven or Saturday, August g. Daniel W Hatfield, bandmaster, conducted the rehearsal last evening.