The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-25
GIBSON CHAIRMAN
 OF LOCAL GROUP
Association Formed to As= sist State Tuberculosis
 League
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cess
 Tel. 3-2SO3

Wolcott, May 25-A group, repre- senting organizations of the town met Wednesday night with Miss Barry, executive secretary of the Connecticut Tuberculosis league at the Woodtick school. After Miss Barry explained the work to be done a Wolcott Tuberculosis con- mittee organized and officers elect ed and constitution accepted. Of- ficers elected were Charles D. Glb- son, chairman; Mrs. Charles Tyrell. vice chairman; Mrs. Rose Klitka, secretary and Mrs. C. Nelson Cole, treasurer. Meetings will be held four times a year. When the seals are to be sold for Christmas all resi- dents are asked to purchase seals. in this town as 85ao of the money will remain in Wolcott, to be spent in Wolcott for needy purposes in promoting good health. The next meeting will be held on June 20 at 7:3O p. m. at the Woodtlck school.
 The Wolcott Land Owners Pro- tective association met at the club house on the Woodtick road, Tues day night with Harry E. Cole, pre- siding at the meeting. President Cole. requested all members to be at the club on Tuesday night as early as possible to finish work on the grounds. A clambake will be held on Aug for all members and families, including honorary, share holders and social members. On June 10 Coon trial will be held starting at II a. m. Entries are from Simsbury. Cheshire, Torring- ton, CandelWood, White Hills, Shel- ton, Wolcott, Southington, Wood- bury, Brookfeld Watertown, Dur ham, New Milford, Middletown and states near by. Harry Cole is in charge of the trial and will be as- sisted by A. E. Grant and Frederick Moline. Committee appointed were: L. c. Warner, Charles Winters, George Grew. Sherman Watkins, Ernest Reid Fred Megin, Jr., Frank Lockhart, Ransom Bronson Ray mond King, J. Arthur Bergen, Al fred GarthWait, Charles Hunger ford and Albert Affeldt, refresh ments; Fred Megin, ST. and Cor don Culver. parking; Lyman At wood, tickets; Herman Shapiro, trucking dogs; Albert Affeldt, chairman and James Homewood, prize committee.
 A Memorial Sunday service will be held at the center on Sunday. The service will start with the flag raising at 10:30 a. m. at HOO a. m. Dr. Oscar E. Maurer, who has re- gently returned from the Pacific Islands area will be the guest speak CT. Rev. Maurer is successful churchman, author and traveller. The Wolcott oVlunteer Firemen's band and the Mattatuck Drum band will participate. Music will be by the church choir with Mrs. Byron Fleming, pianist, Mrs. G. c. Williams will read the roll call of those in service or the present war After the service the Sons of Veter- ans will hold services at EdgeWood cemetery. The parade will form at the green with Harry A. Wallace honorary marshal and Frank Lock- art assistant marshal. The public is invited to attend the service.
 Mrs. Rose Kl:tka, school nurse has been teaching a class in first aid at the Woodtick school. The eighth grade has completed the course and Mrs. Klitka took them to the course and Mrs. Klitka took them to the Waterbury Hospital Tuesday afternoon where they wis., tied two x-ray rooms, saw the iron lung, blood donors room for blood bank, and the medicine room. Mrs S. Santa Lucia and Mrs. Klitka fur nished transportation. Those at- tending were, Oliver McLeon Thomas Rozdilski, James Oracle Joyce Santa Lucia, Andrew Mitch ell, Anthony Bosco, Ruth Elliott Jacqueline Dumschatt. Joan Pha- neuf and Lillian PuZzo.