The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-23
BUS FUND SS6
 BEHIND QUOTA Collections End January First; We'll Child Con.
 ference Tomorrow
WOlcOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cole
 Tel 3-200S

Wolcott, Nov. 23.--MrS. Walter Wilson of Woodtick road entertained the Sunday School Teachers Coun- cil of Wolcott Congregational church at her home Tuesday afternoon for their November meeting.
 Rev. Alfred M. Bells presided. The bus report was read and the cash on hand in the bus fund created by collections each Sunday on the bus and private donations is $i2.25. The sum needed is $S6 by January 1, i94S, This collection is only a temporary arrangement and will cease Jan. 1, as the l94S appropriations should take care of the coming year. Mrs, Walter R. Wilson Is the treasurer of the bus fund.
 The Sunday school teachers are the committee for the Christmas party. Mrs. Howard R. Kraft is chairman. The officers of the Sun day school are the superintendent, Alfred J. German, secretary, Mrs. AL fred M. Bells, treasurer, Miss Es- ther Bronson and pianist, Mrs. Wal ter R. wilson.
 SarnO Inducted
 Among the local boys accepted in Hartford Tuesday and inducted into the army were: Joseph Sarno, Walter Garthwait, Theodore Clement, Jr, and Maynard Kleckner, They will leave for Fort DevenS, December ?, The Klecker family has contributed three sons to the service: Arnold in March, Harry in October and May nard Kleckner in November. They are the sons of MT. and Mrs, John Kleckner of East strete, Hitchcock Lake.
 Farley Thursday
 There will be a meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Ladies auxiliary of the Wolcott volunteer fire department at the fire house on Central avenue, Mrs. John E. Carl son will preside at the business meeting, Refreshments will be
 etaoin served by Mrs. Charles H. Tyrrell Mrs. Joseph Winkler, Mrs. Charles Mott and Mrs, Edgar Browne.
 Tuesday morning from g to i0:3o there will be a well child conference at South school sponsored by the Parent-Teachers association and is for the pre- school children of the South and Woodtick schools.
 The 4l-minute blackout Wednes- day night and carried out success fully in Wolcott. Chief air raid warden, announces that residents are not to black out on the first warm ing signals which is only the mo- bilization call to notify workers to report to their stations in the short est time possible. The second signal of four minutes duration, is the blackout call.
 All homes must be left in complete darkness when going out for the evening as the wardens have dif- ficulty in contracting people who have left lights burning. More black outs will be held in the near future and 1t is hoped that residents will cooperate in this way.
 Christmas Program
 The teachers council of Woodtick Sunday school met at the home of the superintendent, Mrs. Claude Badger, Thursday night and made plans for the Christmas program. A pageant: No Room in the Inn, will be presented by the children. Mrs. Edward Moselle will be the narrator. Christmas carols will be sung during the program. Teachers will purchase gifts for their classes. Santa Claus will be present to remove the gifts from the tree. Earl Snyder. Jr., will take charge of the lighting effects for the pageant.
 Mrs. John Kirby and twin daugh- ters, Jean and Joan have returned to their home on Bound Line road from the Bristol hospital.
 Mrs. Earl Welton and infant son, Allen Richard, have returned to their home on the Scovill road from the Waterbury hospital.
 H0rton-P Peterson
 MT. and Mrs. Christian Peterson of Springfield, Mass. have announced the engagement and coming mar riage of their daughter, Florence. to Petty Offlcer. 3rd class, Raymond E. Horton of Newport, R. I, son of MT. and Mrs. Harvey Horton of Lewis avenue. The wedding will take place December s.
 Mir. and Mrs. John W. Mraz, Jr., of Wayland avenue, Waterbury. an- nounce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Helen, M., to Private Clifford L. Bellmay of Eglin Field, Florida, son of MT. and Mrs. Nelson H. Belmay of Woodland avenue, Waterbury. Miss Mraz has been teacher here for several years. She now teaches at the South school. Mrs. John Churchelow of Spindle Hill road is a patient at the Water bury hospital where she underwent a major operation.
 Carl Madison, IT,, of East street,