The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
RED CROSS QUOTA
 WILL BE $l,975
Several Young Men Here Tnducted Into Service
 Saturday
W0LCOTT Correspondent: Alma F. Cole
 Tel 3-280S

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 Wolcott, Jan. 22-Wolcott young men who were inducted into the service in Hartford on Saturday were: Francis DiPersio of the Sco- will road, Francis Donahue of Hitch- cock Lake, Anthony Putetti of the Meridian road, Charles French of Patucco Ring road, Andrew Wash enko, Robert Peterson and Jergen L. Peddersen of East street. They will leave soon for Fort Devens Mass. William Oliver has been ac- cepted in the navy and will be called to active service in the near future.
 Red Cross Drive
 Mrs. J. Robert Fulgham, chair man of the local Red Cross branch states that the Rcd Cross drive for this year starts in March and Vol cott's quota is $1,975. It is hoped when called upon the local people will help to raise this quota as money is needed for local, national and international uses this year. Mrs. F'ulgham will name the can- vassers soon. The officers of the local branch are: Mrs. Fulghaln, chairman, Mrs. George Brouker, secretary, Mrs. Maurice Goodson, treasurer and Mrs. Herbert Stitham, production chairman, Mrs. Lewis Winchell, Mrs. John Norton and Mrs. Julius Cowles, directors. Any one wishing to donate before the canvassers call may send their of fering to any of the officers. It will be difficult to contact everyone this year but all will do their best to cover the territory.
 >'+5 P. T. A. Met
 The South school Parent Teacher Association met at the school re- gently with Emil Grosch. presiding.
 The speakers of the evening were: Mrs. Hopkins, who spoke on hot lunches and Miss Margery Lewis, county nurse, who spoke on the well child clinic. A discussion on the hot lunch project was held and the F. T. A. decided to carry on with the hot lunches for @ trial for the month of February, and to send to parents the arrangements and prices. The w. P. A. help will cease next Wednesday and if possible to carry the project on the parents present wished to give 1t g tr. as hot lunches have been helpful for the children. Announcement was made of the appointment of Dr. Rudolph Damiani of Waterbury as school physician. line junlor first aid was discussed. A large class is being taught one day a week by Miss Lydia Young. principal of the South school. After the business meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Alexander Grant, ST., Mrs. Elmer Bengsten and Mrs. Douglas McGill.
 Briefs -
 MT. and. Mrs. Edgar Upson of Garrigus court are the parents of Q daughter born on Tuesday at the Waterbury Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Riccardi Vl tkRC WUt4tAbA AV0As 0AV bAhS kpAA ents of a daughter born last Thurs day.
 Private desmond Nigro Is now stationed at Fort Myer, Florida.
 Mrs, Eva wingertsman is Ill ct the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edith German of the Woodtick road. "
 Tax Review Board
 The Board of Tax Review will be in session at the town hail-Feb. l. 10 Q. El. to ( D. m.; Feb. 2, z to 70 b. Ii. and Eeb. ii, 2 to 70 D. EEi. Those on the board arc Earl Tracy e. Nelson Cole and Elmer @ylnonds f Chapel Meeting
 The Woodtiek Chapel Sunday school will meet at the chapel al their new time Sunday, 1;1O D. % Mrg. Raymond Phaneuf viii Do iH Application Approval
 The following app|ioallonG werl approved for l1suaneo of permits 2, lIle tewn clerk co a meeting es tae foDlng committee George ke1ange Mofiden read, addition io lHe|Iln9l leea Qngnon, fonIe ee, alteration ! q 1Nfn'fG