The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-10
RATION BOOK NO.
 TOBE ISSUED SOON
Members of Board Plan to '. Attend Point RatiOning
 Meeting in Waterbury
W0Lc0TT Correspondent: Alma ?. CO1o
 Tel S.20O3

Wolcott, Feb. i0-Mrs. Alfred M. Wineheil, publicity agent of the local ration board, notifies the res- idents that registration for War Ration Book Number 3 will take placo the week of February 21, time and place to be announced later. The members of the ration board plan to attend . meeting at which point rationing will be explained at Crosby High school, February 10, oA T:30 D. m. The ration board wisllas to call attention to the fact that all ration books of deceased persoas and persons inducted into the armed forces must be returned, except the basic A gasoline book of an inductee if he still owns his cor ard 1t Is being used by someone entitled to use 1t, and the basic gas" 0line 4 book of e deceased person may be retained by, any person entitled to use the car for which the ration book was Issued. Stove rationing has been amended to pro- vide that Q coal heating stove may be acquired for dwelling heated by oil fire central heating equipment where the heat is inadequate for health or comfort. Questions con- corning fuel oil should be directed to Mrs. Henry B. Traner, Nichols road, who is clerk of the fuel oil panel of the ration board, telephone, 4-Szel. Other members of the fuel oil panel are Edward Bergen, Mrs. Carl Mattson and James Homewood. The gasoline and tire panel con- sistS of Kenneth Norton, frederick Franek, ST., Mrs. Jack WaShburne, and Mrs. Jennie Norton.
 t Card Party
 Mrs. Joseph Winkler of Lewis ave- nlie entertained ct her home Mora- day night at a party in honor of Mrs. Herbert T. Feero. Supper was served, the tables being decorated with cut flowers and original fav- ors. Pinochle and bridge were played. Those helping to make the party . success were, Mrs. Edward Theriault, Mrs. John Carlson, Mrs. Frederick Megin, Mrs. H. Tooker, Mrs. Frederick Franek, Mrs. Matt hew Donnelly, Mrs. Mott Mrs. Her bert Hayes, Mrs. William Klitka, Mrs. Gerard Tuolly, Mrs. Jack Sath- ory, Mrs. Charles Tyrell, Mrs. Albert Affeldt, Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mrs. William Dumschatt, Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Alfred Andrews, Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Feero and Mrs. Winkler.
 Briefs
 Mrs. Frank Kreger has returned to her home on the Munson road from the Waterbury Hospital.
 Charles D. Gibson, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Gibson of Fairview avenue has been accepted in the Navy and left today for Newport, R. I. training center.
 Private Arthur DeBiShop of Elgin Field, Florida is spending a IS day furlough with his sister, Mrs. George Lockshire and MT. Lockshire of Garrigus court.
 Petty Officer Raymond Horton and Mrs. Horton of Newport, R. I. have been visiting MT. Horton's par ents. MT. and Mrs. Harvey A. Hor- ton of Lewis avenue.
 Mrs. Ned Theroux of the Allen town road received a cablegram re- eently from her son Private Leo rheroux who is at Guadalcanal, stating that he is well and received he packages sent him at Christ mas.
 Private Francis DiPersio is now stationed in Texas.
 Private Andrew Wasfenko has 1een transferred to Miami, Fla; rom Fort Devens, Mass.
 The South school P. T. A. will meet ct the school tomorrow night tt eight o'clock. Emil oroech. pres dent of tho association will preside.
 Mrs. Ned Theroux of Allentown toad 6 ia Hartford caring for her sster, Mrs. Charles Nulty' who Is il.
 The board of tax review will meet 0nlcrrow night (Feb. ID at the lown hall from 2 to 10 o'clock. eoard members are Earl Tracy, Q. Nelson Cole and Elmer Gynionds.
 Mrs. Alfred Bells has returned to her home at the parsonage from Bridgeport where she was called due e illness Of her daughter, Mrs. ViF- 70 Barker.
 Robert q. wakclee Of the Wolcott road ig uoW employed at the Chase Metal Works in WnteFville co 'zeEntge of tils fire pressniiga