The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
EDUCATION BOARD
 MET ON TUESDAY
Dr. Rudolph Damiani Is Named School Physician;
 Health Teacher Named
WOLCoTT Correspondent: Alma F. Cole
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Wolcott, Jan. I6 = The Board of Education met Tuesday night in the Woodtick school for the monthly meeting. Thomas Seery, presided at meeting. pr. Rudolph Damiani of Waterbury and Wolcott was en- gagged by the board as the school physician. His duties as the state board of health requires are, to ad- minister Q complete health exarn- ination for each child: to adminis- ter inoculations against smallpox and diphtheria; to give health talks to the various class rooms, to recommend to parents in case of defects that they seek advice from their family doctor; to cooperate with health teacher and other teachers in improving the health conditions of the school and corn- munity; to render Q final report at the end of the school year to the local board of education. Mrs. Rose T. Klitka is the health teacher for Wolcott.
 A communication from Chester Bowles state O. P. A. director has been sent to Kenneth E. Norton, local chairman of the rationg board, requesting him to notify the townspeople that all non-essential driving must be stop- ped far as possible, and to convert all oil burning stoves to coal. All social affairs are to be eliminated where travelling is done by auto mobile.
 Chapel Changes
 The Woodtick Chapel Sunday school will meet each Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at the chapel instead of the 9:45 @. m. class. This change will continue until the oil situation is better. The oil burners with these hours will need only to be used during the day whereas before they were burning all Saturday night so that the chapel would be warm for the early service. All Sum- day school activities for the winter have been cancelled.
 Hot Lunches
 Mrs, Howard Kraft and Mrs. Charles Myngheer are in charge Of the hot lunch project at the wood- tick school and wish to thank all the mothers who have assisted them. more mothers are needed and anyone who will volunteer to help one day Q week or even one day in two weeks will be greatly appre- eiated by those trying to carry on with the hot lunches.
 II0nor Roll
 The Honor Roll has been placed on the Town Hall, on the porch so that 1t will be partially shielded from the weather. i0l names are on the Foll and more will be added as the local boys enter the services, The honor roll will be dedicated when the gas situation is relieved.
 Business Oniy
 Howard V. Roberts, master oi W0lcott Grange has received a statement from National Grange Master 4. s. 00ss that regnlaf Grange meetings do not come under the gas ban but these meetings must lse for business only. NO s0elals be- fore or aftef the mtetinNB of no re- treatments may be served.
 Personals
 MisS Rena Gtamatelon of the first aid groups is assisting on Monday afleFnaosas with the blood bank at the Chase pispennary in Water. buFy.
 Henry B. IfaveF is ill at his home 0n the Nichols road.
 Howard Roberts, master ot Vol sOtt Grange. Mfs. Henry Norton. chairman Of the state home econs 0mics committee and MT. Norton arc attending thls week the state Grange sesalom being held in Hart foFd.
 Alrs. Robert Barbour and Infant dmughteF. Roberta have returned to thelr huulg st Hltcliceek kake tfuin