The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09
FROHN GIVEN
 FOUR RECAPS Henry OzOSki Is Granted Pair; P.T.A. Planning
 Christmas Party
WOlCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cole
 Tel. S-2SO3


 Wolcott, Nov. 9-The following is the report of the rationing board for tires and tubes issued for Oct ober: Paul Frohn, four passenger recaps; Mabel A. Kunde, two pas senger recaps; Emil Bush, two pas senSer recaps, two passenger tubes; Thomas Loughlin, four passenger recaps, two tubes; Fred Riccardi, one passenger recap, two tubes, Joseph Valaitis, one passenger re- cap, two tubes; Charles w. Stone, four passenger recaps, Anne Pendy, two passenger recapS, two tubes, Andrew Cambique, two passenger reeaps, Clyde Cook, one passenger recap; William II, Perkins, two pas senger r?caps; Henry B, Fraser, one passengr recap, three tubes, two grade two tires; Donald Lyons, two passenger recaps, one tube; Homer Wooster, four passenger reeapS, Paul Spooner three passenger re- caps; Alfred c. Andrews, two pas senger reeaps; Edwin o. EruStat, four passenger recapS; William Liz bolt, two passenger recaps, one tube, George K, Weigner, two passenger recaps, He!en M, Browne, one pas senger recap; Mary Churehlow, two passenger reeaps; Claude V, Bad ger, one passenger tube; George Ranslow, orc passenger tube one grade two tire; Raymond II, Ther- fault one passenger tube; Michael J, Garfield, two grade two tires, Raymond A, Phaneuf, four lcw obsolete passenger tires; Fred An drews, two new truck tires; John Erriehetti, four grade two tires; Theodore Rsaudoin, four recap truck tires; Arthur Seofield, Jr, four recap passenger ties; Madeline Makot, two recap passenger tires; AleXanG:r Churehelow, one truck recap; Harry Konovoluk, one grade two tir; H, Gertrude Coe and Elmer Coe, two grade two tires; William Dieter, four passenger tubes; Dora D, Murphy, two passenger tubes.
 Several Volunteer
 The Woodtiek Parent t-Teacher As- sociation met at the school Friday afternoon, Mrs, Walter smith, vice. president, presided at the business meeting. A report of funds for hot lunches and general funds was given by the treasurer.
 Several mothers volunteered to aS- siSt With the lunches when the workers are Ill or unable to be pre- sent Plans were made for the Christmas party and the gife com mittee appointed Is Miss Shirley Pickett, Miss Ann Cronin and Mrs, Helen Finley.
 Those present were Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs, Charles Myngheer, Mrs, Raymond Phaneul, Mrs. Charles Ty- rell Mrs. Clarence Andrews, Mrs, William A, Dumsohatt Mrs, Howard Kraft Mrs, Leland smith, Mrs. Sal- vatore Santalueia, Mrs. Helen Fin- ley, Miss Ann Cronin and Mss Shir- Icy Pickett
 Farley Tomorrow
 Mrs, J, Robert Fulgham, chairman of the local Red Cross branch, has received notification of the annual Red Cross meeting at D, m, to- morrow night at the Waterbury Medical association building. Mrs, Fulgham urges all workers to Gt- tend. Howard Nelson, assisted dir- eetor of the American Red Cross In New England, will be the main speaker. Ills topic will be Services to the Armed Forces.
 Session Tonight
 The war ration board will be in session at the town hall tonight from 7;30 to 9:30 p, m. and tomorrow from 2 to { D. m. to receive applica- tons for fuel oil and kerosene from those who did not apply previously.
 The November meeting of the Wolcott Volunteer fire department will be held at the fire house to- night.
 Carol Benoit, threo year old daughter of MT. and Mrs, Herbert Benoit of the Finch road who has been i'll of pneumonia at st, Marys Hospital, was operated on Thursday for nDDendicitis,