The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-05
Donahue Chosen By
 s'Sents Of The Hill"
Newly Formed Organization Holds Election Meeting;
 Series of Social Activities Planned
WASHINGTON HILL NEWS

sisting of Bill ODonnell, John Crowley, Joe Bowey and Jerry Kerr win was appointed for all affatra of the coming year. John Crow ley was also appointed committee of one to arrange for educational activities, which will include fo- ruIns and talks by prominent local business and civic leaders.
 Eleven members were present at yesterdays session. The next meet ing will be held next Sunday.
 Bowling
 Tonight at 2 o'clock, the Com- munity club girls league, consist ing of eight teams of six girls each will get underway at the Commun- ity House alleys.
 As it is the opening night, no schedules have been announced, nor any captains of teams named. Of- ficers who were elected last week include: President, Viola Goumey; secretaries, Helen Winston and Mar garet Hungerville, and treasurers, Helen McAvoy and Muriel Ham.
 Mems League
 Schedule for games in the mems league of the Community House ale leys for tomorrow night follows: 2 p. m., Grady vs Martin; Albino vs Shiel. 9 p. m.-Kelly vs Gibbons; DeSmariS vs Kendrick.
 Holy Name League
 Captains of teams entered in the Holy Name league of the St. Fran cis Xavier alleys will meet at the alleys tonight.
 WOmen's League
 Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, 30 women of St. Francis Xavier's parish will meet at the bowling alleys to form plans for the open. ing of new league. Officers will be elected at the Wednesday session, and plans will be made for the com- piling of a schedule.
 Altar Boys League
 Four teams of five boys each, rep resenting the altar boys of St. Fran cis xavier's church will bowl the first games in their newly organized league, at the parish alleys next Saturday morning. The league is being advised by Rev. David M. o. Keefe.
 Teams and captains will be select ed from the following 20 boys, prior to the Saturday games: John Mo Cough, Dave Brady, Tom Parker, George Baker, Don Cruess, Bill Cur ley, Al Kelly, M. Fitzgerald, J. Carey, J. Campion, H. Cousey, Don Kane, Ed Johnston, Tom Dolan. George Despins, John Quill, Tom Brophy, Ed O'Donnell, Charles Ken nedy and Pouis Poletl.
 High Scores
 The highest scores yet rolled and officially recorded at the St. Fran cis Xavier alleys this year were att tained by John Mulhern and Ed Fitzmaurice Saturday night. Null hern scored Q 157 and FitZmaurice 146.
 Cribbage
 All entries in the cribbage league which will open next week at the Community House must be received by Secretary Ralph Ruggles not later than tonight. A list of team entries and a schedule for the sea- son will be announced late this week.
 Senior Girl Scouts
 Members of the senior group of Girl Scouts of Troop 37 will meet this afternoon at the parish hall with Miss Betty Sullivan as super visor.
 The girls are taught special work, to aid in the supervision of the regular troop which meets on Thurs day nights.
 "45" Captains
 Sergeant John Phelan has called special meeting tongiht of cap- tains in the Holy Name "45" tour nament which will open at the parish hall next Monday night.
 Fourteen teams have been entered in the tournament. Final arrange ments for schedules and team mem- berships will be completed tonight.