The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

A large crowd attended the weekly social period last night in the club rooms of St. Joseph's Children ot Mary sodality. Prizes were awarded for the pest participation in the listed events, and in addition all en- joyed entertainment and refresh ments. Miss Nellie Lizauskas was high scorer in, the ping pong matches, Helen Focus won the beano award and Vera Stankus was presented a door prize. Several of the members enjoyed roller skating in the basement of the Congress avenue school. Rev. A. Edward Gradeck was honored guest.
 Those attending were Father Gradeck, Nellie Lizauskas, Ella Yanavich, Anna Jankauskas, Helen Focus, Eleanor Butnor, Adela Anus auskas, Teresa Vinchulonis, Adela Shalangunis, Sophie Unikas, Anna Kibartis, Vera Stankus, Mary Gud- uskas, Dorma Guduskas, Phyllis Ur- ban, Helen Phillips, Violet Peters, Helen Augis, Mary Maralis, Bernice Woznakaitis, Mary Gedraitis, Anna Zukauskas, Regina Yanavich, Adele Greblunas, Dolores Yanavich, AAna Landzius, Hedwiga Stulginskas, Anna Bogusis, Helen Leugminas and Nellie Varhale.
 TEAM Activities
 Louis Aucella was elected tenn porary president of the TEAM club juniors at special meeting last night at the Greenmount terrace headquarters. Michael Varanelli was elected temporary vice presi- dent. Others appointed were George Davino, financial secretary; Harry Aurigemma, recording secretary; and Vincent Paolino. treasurer. Future meetings will take place every Monday night and may be at tended by potential members. K. of l.. Forum
 Rev. John J. Kripas conducted the initial forum program of the Knights of Lithuania at the club rooms last night. The program and talk dealt with religion and lasted two hours. The talk was followed by a question period. Attorney Jos eph P. Alishausky, president, was in charge of the gathering.
 Wilson A. C.
 Plans for the organization of a junior unit of the Wilson A. c. were discussed at a recent meeting. It was voted all boys in the Brooklyn and Town Plot districts, under the age of 16 and over 12, may become members. The use of the club rooms will be made possible and the group will be in charge of John Barnes The first meeting of those interested will take place Friday afternoon at o'clock at the club on Wilson street.
 The first call for candidates for the clubs baseball team will be is- sued within the next few days by Al Moraska, captain of sports, who has been making a bid for @ City Anna teur league franchise.
 Modern GIee Club Director John w. Stokes of St. Joseph's Modern Glee club, an- nounced today there will be a spe- cial meeting of the group tonight at the music rooms of the Congress avenue school at 7:30 o'clock. Plans will be formulated for series of events to take place within the next few months.
 st. Patricls's Clubs The Boys Study club of St. Pat rick's parish will hold meeting to- night at the Lyceum hall. The girls | dlvisi0n will meet tomorrow night, and those interested are asked to be present. The meetings will start at 7:30 o'clock.
 There will be meeting Of the Holy Name society of Mount Carmel church tonight at the parish recrea- ton hall. The session will be held In charge of Rocco Ciampi and An- thony Colucci, presidents of the junior and senior branches.
 SL Ioseph's ChOlrs
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