The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-08
OAKVILLE Correspondent, Irene Slough. Telephone 4-S993
SCHOOLS START
 HERE SEPT. 8
Cleanup in Preparation for Opening Supervised By
 Ralph FlOrian

Oakville, Aug. 8-The usual gen. eral cleanup in the schools during the summer months is nearly com pleted in preparation for the fall opening. At South School desks have been revarnished and the woodwork has been given a new coat of paint at Polk School. No major repairs have been necessary this year, but at the high school the gym floor has been refinished and a partition is being put into the typing room, making two rooms. The work is now being supervised by Ralph Florian who was ill at the hospital during the early part of the summer.
 The local schools will open Mon- day, Sept. 8, and the schedule for the year is: Sept. 8 to Dec. 23; Jan. 5, to Feb. 20; March 2 to April "A; and May to June 19.>
 Court Cases
 Rocco Guerrero, of Tarbell ave- nue, Oakville, charged with breach of the peace, and was given 30 days plus costs of $21.21, by Justice Guer- in Carmody in Watertown Court Tuesday evening. &
 Ralph Mango, charged with driv- ing without lights, won discharge.
 Peter Luchetti, charged with driy- ing without license and without lights, was. given continuance for one week.
 Birth Announcement
 MT. and Mrs. Roland Bernier of Watertown Avenue announced the birth of daughter, Maxine Lynn, at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Bernier is the former Nellie Elem ing.
 EntertainS Friends Miss Katherine Carter of Sunset Avenue entertained at her home Wednesday evening for group of friends. Refreshments were served and games and dancing were enjoy ed.
 Present were: Justine Engvall, Katherine Carter, Jean Famiglietti, Gilberta Desjardins, Eleanor An- drews, Norman Benedict, Raymond Kennedy, Ralph Orsini, Walter West, Paul Ingraham, and Joe Cal Ian.
 Miss Mildred Finnan, and Miss Marian Herr have returned from two weeks vacation at Southern Pines, North Carolina.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Zabit of Middlebury have been visiting Mrs. Zabit's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Engvall of Oakwood avenue.
 gan, A. B. Weston, James Cunning ham, J. German, Houston Carolan and J. Arthur Bergen, first select man, honorary member.
 Clambake
 The social committee of the Vol colt Agricultural society will hold a clambake on the fair grounds Sun- day starting at g a. m. During the morning hot dogs, llamburgers, clam broth and chicken broth will be served and at 1:30 D. m. the bake | will be served. Games will be played in the afternoon. Paul Mac Millin is the chairman and will be assisted by Joseph Winkler, Mrs Charles DeBishop and Mrs. Will liam Klitka. A few tickets are stil available by getting in touch witt any member of the society. Mrs. Henry Norton of Beech roae and Mrs. John Norton of tht Beecher road were in Hartford Sat. urday atiwhich time Mrs. John Nor ton spoke over WTIC on the farm and home hour at, 12::30 o'clock noon. Her subject was her prize winning essay on Education ir the Home for Civic Responsibili- ties" Lecture August. 12 Anyone interested in hearing Rev E. Dent Lackey speak on Civilians Defending Democracy" at the Lanc Owners Protective Association c.ut house Tuesday evening, August F at 8 p. nl., will be welcome to at- tend If a member or not.
 Rev. Jacob Merrill of Elk River Minnesota, visited friends in towr Tuesday. Rev. Merrill is the sor of Rev. Lyman Merrill who came to the Wolcott church in 1917 anc preached here for several years. Rev Jacob Merrill is the preacher al the Union Church in Elk River where he was ordained in Janu. ary, 1941.
 MT. and Mrs. walter Enhorning of Hitchcock Lake have returned af. ter a IT days tip to Yellowstone National Park.
 . Meeting Wednesday 1 The Wolcott sWomen's club vii meet wednesday for an all day meeting to sew for the Red Cross At 2 b. III. Mrs. Claude Badger president, will preside at specia meeting in preparation for the Sep. tember meeting and to act on new applications.
 Mrs. William Oliver of PotuccC Ring road, and children, William Gertrude, walter and Eleanor anc nephew, Walter Moss, have gone to make their home at Smithtown IN. F., with Mrs. Oliver's parents MT. and Mrs. John P Morgan ol Diamond terrace are. the parents lof daughter born "wednesday nighl at st. Mary's hospital Mrs. Morgan lis the daughter of MT. and Mrs Philip DNhnime Of the Woodtiel road