The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-06
Rev. Michael Keating
 Greets Parishione3s $
New St MiChaels Pastor Requests Cooperation in
 WOrk-Pays Tribute to Rev William O'SFea
WATERVILLE


 Rev Michael Heating, the new
 pastor of St Michaels church, greeted his parishioners at both
 masses yesterday morning and re-
 quested their cooperation and as-
 sistance in carrying on the work of the parish. He read the letter of appointment which he had re-
 ceived from Bishop McAuliffe and
 expressed the hope that he might receive the same measure of affec- ton which has been given to Rev William O'Snea during the eight years of his pastorate.
 / Father Heating paid an elo- quent tribute to Father O'Shea both as a priest and as man
 and expressed satisfaction that his new post is to be adjacent to St
 MichaePs.
 Father Heating comes to Water vile from Naugatuck, where he has been assistant at St Francis church. This is his first pastorate. Westwood in Pulpit Arthur Westwood, son of MT and
 Mrs William Westwood of Cooke
 street, conducted the services at Grace Methodist church yesterday,
 substituting for the pastor, Rev
 Mulford B. Simonson, who is ab-
 son Court and Manvilel street are
 wood who is one or the best known young men in Waterville is 8 stu dent at the Eastern Theological
 Seminary at Bangor, Maine, where he is preparing himself for the Methodist ministry. He has always been very active in young peoples s affairs at the local church, is a pleasing, sincere speaker, a talent ed musician and should have a brilliant career in the field which he has chosen.
 Sewers to be Authorized New sanitary sewers for Patter- son Court and Manvilel street are expected to be authorized at the August meeting of the board of al- dermen which meets this evening. (. The projects have already been fav- orably recommended by the board of commissioners of public works and the board of finance commis- sioners. The latter will indicate to | the aldermen this evening that the necessary funds are available. Block Dance on Wednesday The younger people of Waterville are looking forward with keen an- ticipation to the next major activity of the Waterville park playground the big block dance to be held on or near the Boyden street bridge on Wednesday evening sof this week. An orchestra has been secured and a number of unusual novelties are being arranged by the playground supervisors, Maurice Sullivan ana
 Rita Baldwin, who are in charge or the event.
 Baseball games at the park to- day include a Tigers-Cub contest Tn the midget league at g a. m. Ihe senior league contest between the
 Mohawks and Mugwumps IS set TOT p. m. group of Waterville girls to Hamll- ton park last week to participate in the elaborate girls day program at the park. Pageant at Wequapauset The deyelopment of the art of swimming was admirably present. ed in a pageant at Camp Weeua- pauset on upper Boyden street yes- terday afternoon. The score of Sum day afternoon visitors at the sum- mer camp of the Waterbury coun- cil of Girl Scouts thoroughly en- joyed the performance which was planned and presented under the direction of Miss Irene Winger, the swimming instructor at the camp.
 The class in dramatics assisted in the development of the costumes and of the dramatic sequences of
 the pageant. The cast was as follows:
 Neptune, Phillis Wilson, Chesh-
 ire; Davy Jones, Marjorie Mona
 gan, troop ?; Mrs World, Diana Anquillare, New Haven; MT World, Ann German, troop 20; Sister World, Mary Jane Hayes. troop 2;
 Mother World, Marian Wight,
 Thomaston; Instructor, Dorothea
 Gross, Thomaston: MT Sink Easy,
 Jacqueline Yavecchia, troop 5; MT
 Stone Hatchet, Marcia Allen Wa