The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-06

The annual Father and Son Communion Breakfast of Mi- chael McGivney Circle, No. l24, Columbian Squires, will be held Sunday, March g, 1t was def initely decided at a recent meet ing of the committee and Counselors Joseph Scully and Joseph Robinson. It is expected that the speakers will be an- nounced at next weeks meet ing, as well as the place and time.
 It will be recalled that last years event was one of the out standing in Squire annals. Pres ent as guest speakers were Coach "Tommy" Monahan Of Bristol High School, Al. Niemiec of Meriden, who this year will get a chance with the Philadel- phia Athletics; John Contway and Charles Ducey of New Ha- ven, director and assistant di- rector of the Boy Life Bureau of the K. of c.
 Mock Trial
 Scripts for the broadcast of the Mock Trial will be distrib- uted before next Wednesdays meeting, so that a rehearsal of all characters may be held after the meeting is over. The trial will be broadcast Saturday night March 14, at 2 o'clock, from WATR. Originally 1t was sched- uled to be broadcast last Satur. day night, but illness prevented several members of the cast at tending so it was necessary to postpone 1t at the last minute. Manager George Duffy of WATR and Attorney Walter Monagan, Jr, were to go over the script to-day to make certain altera- tions and prepare the final draft for use next week.
 Leap Year
 John Edward Clark, son Of MT. and Mrs. Justin c. Clark of 879 Cooke street, proved to be one of those rare individuals whose birthday falls on Febru- ary 20. Leap year babies in Wa terbury received quite a bit of prominence this year. He is a member of the circle. He was born on February 29, 1920, and so has only had four birthdays to date.
 Bowling Tourney
 Circle participation in the Squire's National Bowling Tour nament will be held Saturday morning at 9.30. Notary Squire Edward Conlan requests that all Suuires who have submitted scores in the trial matches be on hand. Final scores (three game totals) must be in the hands of the Boy Life Bureau not later than midnight, Mon day.
 BrOcktOn Challenges
 Cardinal O'Connell Circle, No. 1l3, of Brockton, Mass, is seek ing a basketball game with Mc- Givney Circle some weekend during March. Arrangements for bringing 35 Squires here were discussed in a recent let ter from Senior Counselor Eu- gene Connolly to Senior Coun- selor Maloney. Discussion or the same will be brought up next Wednesday night at the meeting.
 March Meeting
 Next Wednesday night the March formal meeting will be held at SIS sharp in the Colum- bus Club. 70 North Main street. This will allow time for all 6quires to attend Lenten deyo- tions before coming to the meeting. It is important that all officers be present for this meeting prepared to take part in an investiture ritual. Those participating in this will be Chief Squire. John Lynch. Dep uty Chief Squire, John Slavin; Bursar Squire, Richard Carey, Notary Squire, Edward Con- Ian, Marshal. John Phaien; Arm Captain. John Falvey. and Pole Captain. George C0rcoran.
 Two short talks will be given by squires James Arnold and Joseph Shea. Squire Arnold will discuss the life Of SC. Pate rick. while Squire Shea will take st. Joseph for his topic of dis- cusslon. Feast days of both saints occur tn the month of March.
 The customary prize for at- tendance will Dc awarded at the conclusion Of the meeting.