The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19
SCHOOL SPACE
 BADLY NEEDED
Edwin B. Floyd Favors Central Building; Women
 Bowlers Hold Banquet
WOlCOTT Mrs. C. Nelson Cole, Todd R0ad-Telephone 60030

Wolcott, May l9-The board of education met in Woodtick school Tuesday night for the May meeting. Ransom Bronson. chairman, pre- sided. Due to the fact that the state board of education met Tues day night, 1t was impossible for W. s. Dakin, regional supervisor, to be present as had been planned pre- viously.
 A survey of the school population for next year was presented by Ed- win B. Floyd field supervisor, and 1t was evident additional school space must be provided within the year. Land adjoining the North school has been surveyed and the board plans to have surveys made of other possible school sites.
 The state board representative seems to favor a central school for all parts of the town except the south district in which there is al. ready a large investment in a school plans. The North school Is filled to capacity with only i've grades, the three other grades already be- ing transferred to other schools. The question Is whether to enlarge the North school only or to build Q central school as other parts of the town are also growing.
 The local board will attempt to gather all the facts for, presentation at a town meeting. A piano for the South school has been purchased. Graduation plans are under way and will be completed at the next meeting.
 Attention of the board has been called to many absences from Wilby high school and school pupils will probably not be permitted to at- tend high school next school year unless more appreciation is shown. Applications for attending high school will be passed upon by the board on the basis of attendance and quality of work done.
 Certificates Awarded Junior flrst-aid certificates have been awarded by the American Red Cross to the following seventh and eighth grade pupils ct South school: Edna Woodin, Chrales Wingerstinan, Richard Homewood, Gordon Gibson, Myrtle Jenkins, Tommie Latina, AL Ian Mcefry, Peter McVerry, Hazel Mignault, Timmie Moynihan, Flor ence Finkle, Corinne Enhorning, Robert Duehan, Georg!anna De- Giacomma, Julian Dc Mora, Jac- outline Bridschge, Peggy Bowen, Richahr Bergen, Maxwell Bates, Coi1nne Bergen, Joseph Archam. bault, James Wester, Janet Watson, Helen Rozdilski, Sally Warren, Anital Oliver, Robert Stitharn, Betty Parsons, Walter Ruegge and Dante Nigro.
 The Women's Republican League bowling team held their annual ban- | quet at the Chisa Country club Wednesday night.
 High average went to Mrs. John Brouker; high three, Mrs. Charles O'Niell; most consistent bowler, Mrs, Ina Hayward; winning team, "The Tatters", :, Mrs. Charles O'Niell, cap- tain, Mrs. Harvey Horton, Mrs. J. Robert Fulgham, Mrs. George Rans- low and Mrs. Doris Martin; perfect 'attendance for season, Mrs. Harvey Horton, Mrs. Jack Kruse, Miss Thelma Krust and Mrs. George Williams.
 During the evening readings were given by Mrs. Katherine Fray and Mrs. George Williams. Piano solos and dance specialties were given by Mrs. Al Lariviere. Those attending were: Mrs. John Brouker, Mrs. Al Lariviere, Mrs. Hilma Peterson, Mrs. Ina Hayward, Mrs. Alice Hayes, Mrs. John Krtlse, Miss Thelma Kruse. Mrs. Joseph McNellis, Miss Mary McNeliis, Mrs. Charles O'Niell, Mrs. Louise Page, Mrs. George Ranslow, Mrs. J. Robert Fulgham. Mrs. Katherine Fray, Mrs. Harvey Horton, Mrs. Caroline Canfleld, Mrs. Ronald Brown, Miss Anne Kenney, Mrs. John B. Wakelee, Mrs. Fred erick Steipman, Mrs. George Will Hams and Mrs. August Mortonson. Mrs. George Watson was unable to attend on account of illness.