The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
GIBSON PLANS FIELD TRIALS
Sectors A and ( Only Ones Involved in Experiment
 April l2
WOLcOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cole
 Tel. 3-2SO3

Wolcott, April 6 = Chief air raid warden Charles D. Gibson will have a field trial on the afternoon of April l2 for sectors A and c.
 The warden in charge of sector A IS Homer Prime, assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Hackenson, Mrs. Marie Carolan, Mrs. Eunice Price, Jack Bertolina, Howard Rice, Mrs. Edna Bertalina, Mrs. Marie Mott, Miss Rita Gannuitz, and Charles Gibson.
 Sherman Watkins is warden in charge of sector O, assisted by Mrs. William Warner and Daniel Jay.
 Signals will be sounded as if in a blackout for these two sectors. There will be simulate ircendiary bombs, high explosives and casual ties bringing into play the motor corps, medical units, firemen, po- licemen, air raid wardens, and mes sengers and all civilian defense workers not in these sectors are in. vited to the trial. Observers will be present from the state defense council.
 Card Party
 The Land Owners Protective As- sociation held 8 card party in the club rooms last week. Floyd Myng- heer won the door prize and Mrs. Alfred Garthwait the special prize. Refreshments were served in the dining room. Prizes for progressive pinochle were awarded to Floyd Myngheer, Mrs. A. E. Grant, John John Frisbie, Mrs. Ellen Quirk and Mrs. Lyman Atwood, single table of pinochle, Mrs. Carl Mattson, single setback, Fred Megin, Jr., and sin- gle bridge, Mrs. Edward Bergen.
 Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Alfred Garthwait, MT. and Mrs. Carl Mattson, MT. and Mrs. Fran cis Calrk, MT. and Mrs. Edward Bergen, MT. and Mrs. Raymond King, MT. and Mrs. John Frisbie, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Grant, MT. and Mrs. Carlton Bird, MT. and Mrs Ly. man Atwood, MT. and Mrs. c. Nell son Cole, MT. and Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs. Charles Myngheer, Mrs. Bella MacMillin, Mrs. Walter Rogers, Mrs Albert Homewood, Mrs. Ellen Quirs, Floyd Myngheer, Arthur Bergen, Fred FTanek, Ray Phanuef, Fred Megin, Jr, Walter Megin and Fred Megin.' Another card party will be held tomorrow night at the club house.
 Home From Fort
 Private Richard Wilson of Fort Adams, Rhode Island, spent the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter wilson of Woodtick road. He just completed a three months radio course at Fort Mon roe, Virginia. His average for the course was 92 Ia.
 Tony Moss entertained the pupils of the Center school at his annual Easter egg hunt at his home at the Center yesterday afternoon. Twelve dozen fresh eggs were hidden in the house meadow for the smaller chil- dren and in the orchard for the larger children. 42 children were present and all were presented with Easter baskets to take home. Re- treatments of ice cream, etc., were served.
 Town Farley April 10
 A special town meeting for April 10 at 8 p. m. has been called by the selectmen at the town hall to take action on the passage of an ordi- nance to further national defense and to take action on the establish ment of a reasonable high school district in conjunction with one or more of the following towns, Che shire, Prospect and Bethany.
 William Prit, deputy air raid | warden and superintendent of air | raid signals, wishes to inform the | townSpeople If they hear signals at | 6 p. m. along with the usual 6 p. m. | signal of the fire department, or on the hour after 6, not to be alarmed | as he is testing sirens and howlers l to be used as air raid alarms. MT. | Pritt would greatly appreciate some | help if any one has time to assist | him.
 Hospitalixed
 Mrs. Roger Lockart and infant | son Robert Frank are getting along | nicely at the Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Joseph Bronson. patient at the same hospital, is resting corn- fortably and Mrs. Howard Kraft and infant son are doing well. Mrs Henry Bowen, patient at st. Mary'S, is improving.