The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
MRS. MARIE COSS
 VISITS SCHOOLS
Member of State Salvage Committee Emphasizes
 Vitalness of Campaigns
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cess
 Tel 3.20OS

Wolcott, March 26.-Mrs. Marie BGoSS, member of the State War Council Salvage Committee visited all local schools, Thursday and Fri day and spoke of the vital need for saving all waste paper, used fats, rags and tin cans. She showed Sev- eral articles made of these salvage materials, among them a syrette, made only of tin, 100 per cent pure, made from one used tin can. These are used by men and women in the armed forces who are far from doc tors, nurses and hospitals. Each one can he administered by one- self and contains enough morphine to dead pain from 10 to IA hours possibly saving life htat could not endure the pain suffered from shock, severe wounds, burns and other painful injuries. Mrs. Goss also showed many objects made from scrap paper. rags and waste fats. Herman Hackenson, salvage chair man, IS planning to make . col- lection drive so nofor all salvage and the townspeople are asked to cooperate. a4 Boy Scout Meeting
 The Billy Peterson Boy Scouts will hold father and son banquet to- night at 7:30 o'clock at the South school. All scouts and their fath- CTS are asked to be present. The Girl Scouts. under the supervision of their leader, Miss Lydia Young and Mrs. Emil Grosch of the troop committee, will cook and serve the dinner at SIS p. m.
 ComSr. Edward Butler of the Mat tatuck Council wil lbe guest speaker, and Jack Kearney, Scoutmaster of Troop 13 of Waterbury, will show movies on scouting taken by him. self. All patrol leaders have desig- mated some member of their potro] to furnish some type of entertain ment. A senior patral project will be statred in the near future for boys IA years of age and older.
 Quota Not Met
 Mrs. J. Robert F'ulgham. chairman of the local Red Cross branch, an- nounces that so far in the War Fund Drive we have collected $342.05. We have just few days left to reach our quota. which Is $692.8O. All are urged to help in this years drive.
 Mrs. King Entertains
 Mrs. Raymond King of the Wood- tick road entertained at her home Tuesday night at a card party TOT members of the Wolcott Women's Club. Refreshments were served after the card games. Prizes were awarded at bridge to Mrs. Ear Tracy. Mrs. William Dumschatt' Mrs. Paul Beerbaum, Mrs. Albert Homerwood and Mrs. Frederick Mesin. ST. Others present were Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs. Harry Ser gen. Mrs. Hans Beerbaum, Mrs Santa Lucia, Mrs. Fred Gahada, Mrs. Frederick Megin, Jr., Mrs. Louis Ranslow, Mrs. Albert Gran dall, Mrs. William Klitka, Mrs. Charles Tyrell, Mrs. Armand Brown. Mrs. Edward Semrow and Mrs. Cal Schmid.
 Excelsior Ramona Grange Meets
 Mrs. Charles Tyrell. Mrs. Sher- man Mignault, Miss Nancy Good son, Miss Sylvia Mignault, Horace Read and Howard Roberts attended the meeting of Excelsior Ramona Grange hel dat Pomperoug, Wednes- day night. On Friday night, Miss Nancy Goodson, MT. and Mrs. c. Nelson Cole, Howard Roberts and George Warner attended visiting officers night at Prospect Grange. Miss Goodson. acted as master Mrs. Cole as Ceres and Howard Roberts on the executive committee. For the program, Miss Goodson read an ed- ucational quiz and Mrs. Cole read humorous recipe, How to COOK a husband".