The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Permits Get Official o. K. Applicants Asked
 to Call at Clerks
 Office

WOlCOtt, GSpt' 9H'- HS AViAOWAAAb applications have been approved for issuance of permits, at Q meeting of the zoning commission, and the ape plicantS listed below may obtain their permits by applying ct the town clerks office; Laurence Pel- letter, route 6o, chicken coop: P. II. Creel, Spindle Hill road. ad- dition to dwelling; D. CaStelano East street, addition to dwelling; James Cummings, Route 60, addi- ticn to restaurant building, Oliver Mclean, Munson road, add porch; William ?. Reilly, Bethel Lane, ad- dltion to dwelling; Henry Beckwith. Fairview avenue, shingle outside and roof of garage; Edwin Logue, cor ner Shelton and Dale avenue, ad- ditlon to dwelling; Elmer Syman- ski, Woodtick road, chicken coop; Van Ess Palmer, 23 Garrigus Court, garage.
 A special town meeting will be held tonight in thetown hall at 8 o'clock for the purpose of appoint. ing a school building committee of seven members, two selectmen, two members of the board of education and three laymen. Also to author ize the school building committee to review the report of the board of education concerning school build- ing needs, and to make its final recommendation to special town meeting called to hear the school building committees report and to vote on the following: authorize the school building committee to rec ommend desireble school building site: to employ a certified school building architect; to purchase @ school building site; to determine the type of school building need- ed: to report on estimatde costs and to make application for state school building grant.
 Charles D. Gibson, chairman of the Wolcott Tuberculosis Commit tee presided at the September meeting held in Woodtick school recently. Miss Mabel Baird of the State Tuberculosis Association was present and plans were completed for the annual Christmas seal sale. This is the first time Wolcott has sent the seals to Wolcott residents and it Is hoped that the people of the town will keep 1t in mind that all seals sold by this committee that as per cent of every dollar will re- main in Wolcott and will help to provide modern diagnostic tests, X-rays and clinic and nursing serv- Ice for those who need 1t. A motion was passed that all school chil- dren will receive the patch test, with permission of the parents, and if x-rays are needed these will be provided. Mrs. Paul Woodward and Mrs. George Plantier were named new members of the committee. Other members are, Charles Gibson, chairman; Mrs. Charles TyTell, vice. chairman; Mrs. William Klitka. sec retary; Mrs. Q. Nelson Cole, treas urer; Frederick Megin. ST., chair man of the seal sale; c. Nelson Cole, Dr. Rudolph Damiani, Dr. Louis ]. Thibault, Mrs. Carl Matt son. Mrs. Frederick Megin, ST.. Ram som Bronson and Robert A. Wake lee. The next meeting will be held Nov. 2 at 7:30 p. m. at the Wood- tick school.
 Mrs. Leona Sullivan, Girl Scout leader, met with the Girl Scout Troop at the North End fire. house Thursday at 10 a. m. Dor- othy 0lowacky was named patrol leader, Jacquiline Bosco, secretary, Lorraine Boynton. treasurer, Idel- la Moon, publicity. Meetings are held each Thursday at the fire- house at 10 z. nn Other scouts pres- ent were Virginia Culver and Eve Jacques.
 A card party. the first of a series, will be held Tuesday night at D. m, at the grange hall in charge of the Home Economies Commit tee. Prizes will be given at each table end refreshments served. Any, one interested is welcome.