The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-10

The Community Christmas Well fare fnud which is being conducted by the Wateryille Community ] Council was brought to the atten- ton of the congregations of all I Waterville churches yesterday | morning and its whole-hearted
 support was urged by the various
 clergymep. The council is giving two public events this week, card party on Thursday evening, and a dance Friday evening, the | proceeds from which are to be spent for the provision of Christ
 mas cheer to needy WatcrviJie families. The sale of tickets Is being accomplished by means of a house to house canvass by me nn- bers of the general committee | which is handling the project.
 Early reports from the canvassers indicate that they have received a splendid response from the local public and 1t is hoped that every family which can possibly do so will subscribe to one or more tick cts.
 The project was started by the
 new Waterville Post of the Amer | ican Legion as a part of its com | WClIdlS PlO6A oAAS A7 now being backed by all orga niZed l groups in Waterville, including fraternal, church and community | groups. A general committee Of l fifty five is engaged in the work
 and it promises to be one of the most successful enterprises ever at l tempted in Waterville.
 l The card party on Thursday | evening will provide facilities for l playing any type of game and l there will be awards for the hold l CTS of highest scores at each ta- l ble. Entertainment features will | be presented at intervals during ! the evening. Arrangements have been made for using the parish | halls of St. Michael's and St. Paufs churches If the facilities at Sprague school prove to be inad- | equate.
 On Friday evening the dancing public is in for real treat when | the music will be furnished by Joe | DiPietro and his well-known Deer
 island Gate orchestra. Mir. Di- Pietro's orchestra is one of the
 leading dance orchestras in the | state and is always in demand at the Waterbury Country Club and other places where dance music of the finest type is desired. In his l eight-piece band are a number of
 specialists who will contribute
 special numbers to the evenings 1 program.
 A full meeting of the committee l will be held at the rooms of Court Weich, Foresters of America, promptly as eight o'clock on We'd nesday evening. Every member is | urged to be present to make com plete reports on the ticket can vass and to complete the last min-
 ute details of the arrangements for | the public functions on the follow | ing evenings. The meeting will
 start promptly and will not last very long,
 Fairmount Club
 The Fairmount Community club will hold its December meeting at St. Michael's parish hall at eight o'clock this evening. Irving Tuck CT, the president will conduct the meeting Reports will be made on club activities held since the last
 regular meeting, particularly on
 the card party held last week for | the Riddles Christmas Party fund.
 Clifford D. Northrup, the chair
 man of the party which is held l annually for all Fairmount chll-
 dren, will announce the details for this years event which is sched-
 uled for the evening of Friday, De-
 cember 2lst.
 The entertainment committee has a special program arranged
 for the evening but will not divulge any of the details in advance. Re- treatments will be served.
 Legion Meets Tomorrow The next regular meeting, of Cas- per s. Davis Jr., Post, No. 1S6, American Legion, will take place
 tomorrow evening at eight o'clock
 at St. Michaels parish hall. A
 full attendance of all members is
 requested and an invitation has
 been extended to all Waterville veterans to come to the meeting, | ,s,,poNat nk iy, nnHfaut ifan,S a 70