The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-09
Members Renorninate
 Holy Name Officers
Formal BaIOting to Take Place December lS-St'
 St. Francis Drum Corps to Take Part in Parade
WASHINGTON HILL NEWS

three games to Gene oladding's reps resentatives.
 Practice for the clubs basketball team will be held at the Washing ton school gymnasium tonight at 2 o'clock under the supervision or Coach Joe Cavanaugh. All practice sessions in tho future will be ct Washington gym.
 School Team
 Looking ahead to the parochial School Basketball league which opens November 30. the St. Francis Xavier combine will start practicing this afternoon at the Washington school gym under the coaching of Joe Cavanaugh. The team will be directed by Rev. David M. OKeefe, with Edward Curley, Sr., assisting.
 William J. Derwin, director of the league, announced games will be played this year Monday afternoons at Washington, Croft and Webster gyms and Wednesday afternoons at Maloney.
 Bowling Tonight
 Bowlers of the Single Girls league of the Washington Park Community house will hold their weekly games tonight, with first matches at 2 o'clock. Last weeks slate was postponed due to the death of one of the members of the league.
 Tomorrow Night
 Matches scheduled for teams in the Mems league of the Washington Park Community house tomorrow night are: Albino vs. Kendrick and Kelly vs. Martin.
 Hopeville Club
 Women of the Hopevllle Conn munity club bowled as usual last week at the Washington Park Com munity house alleys. High scores for the night were recorded by Mrs. James Cameron, Mrs. A. Rotella. Mrs. Jack Grady and Mrs. Burton Walker. High team for the session was that explained by Mrs. James Cameron, which includes: Mrs. Less ter Haywood. Mary Dwyer, Mrs. Charles Fadus, Mrs. Ellis Atkins and Frances Pilitowski.
 oficers of the league are: Chair man, Mrs. Burton Walker: treas urer, Mrs. A. Rotella; and secretary, Miss Candida Mazzarella.
 Drum Corps
 No Waterbury parade during the past few months, 1t seems, has been complete without the presence of the St. Francis Xavier Fife and Drum corps, therefore the local Armistice Day parade will be com. plete because tho corps will be n the line of march.
 Word was received last week by the corps advisors that the parade committee had approved Q recom- mendations that the corps be hired for the occasion.
 Friday night the corps drum ma jor, little Jane Sheehy, will com- pete in the Ansonia baton swinging contest. In the competition last year, the young major was awarded second prize. The corps will ac- company the juvenile star. to play while she swings before the judges. Regular meeting and rehearsal of the corps will Do held tomorrow night.
 The situation Of no basketball team representing the Washington Hill A. c. on the courts which pre- vailed last year, will not Do allowed to repeat this year, according to an by Francis Kelly. who managed the Community Club Five to the championship of the Washington Park Community House league last year.
 With several additions and im- provements, the team which captur. cd the Martin scully trophy last year, will wear the Purple and Grey of the W. IT. A. .. this year. Eugene "Sonny" Connell, former Wilby high school and Clock Shop team star will be In the role of player- coach for the team. The squad will be managed by Francis Kelly and captained by Red Vallone. Crosby football star Of the current season.
 Included in the roster of the squad are several former high school Y. M. c. A., and boys club stars: John Grimm, Bob Lecce, John Kelly, Bud Kelly, Gen Damelio, Bob Leece, Bill Sweeney, Willie White, Johnny Martin, Mike Hsidy, Frankie Darlington, Pete Pompbnio Red Vallonc and Sonny Connell.
 St. Ann'S All Stars are expected to Do the first opponent of the sea- son for the Hill representation when they commence activities on Thanksgiving eve.
 Rev. John Dillon, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Washington, Conn, will have as his guests tomorrow night, Q delegation of "4b" players from the St. Francis xavier's parish, where he was formerly assistant pastor.
 The same group has been enter tained by Father Dllon on numer- ous previous occasions, and they are looking forward to another evening of sociability an enjoyment with the former local priest.
 Twelve members of the society have made plans to 90 to Wash- nigton tomorrow night, they are: Sergeant John Phelan, Edward Iies Michael Craney, John Ftzmaurice, Edward Hussey, Thomas Kelly, Thomas Coughlin, Edward Curley, ST., Patrick Carlin, Raymond Coughlin, Frank Bergin and Michael doggins. who will present Father Dillon with one of his prize fox terrier puppies. The group will inaVA fFofn the nariah hall at 7.(l(l