The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-24
Mount Carmel Plans
 Stage Show In April
Holy Name Society to Sponsor Minstrel at St. JOs- q eph's Hall Parish GIee Club to Be Featured x
BROOKLYN NEWS

bloc.s of games which took place previous t0 the meeting. Other of ficefs elected for the next season are: Stanley Poskavage, secretary, and Joseun S E1'. treasurer. During the initial season of the league. John Muchalight has been president.
 With the completion of the cur- rent schedule, plans were arranged for the league banquet at Waverly inn, Cheshire, Tuesday evening, March 30, at which time Dr. Frank J. Hill will be toastmaster. The D 'incipal speaker will be Rev. ,Jo- senh J. Valantiejus, pastor of St. Joseph'D church. A complete list of other speakers and the general pros gram will be announced following a meeting of the league committee within the nexi few days.
 @ Mt. Carmel Choir
 Members of the newly -orgalized choir at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will hold an important rehearsal tonight in the church at 8 o'clock. The rehearsal will be under the direction of Mrs. Michael J. Galullo, organist. Officers of the group consist of Michael Carpen- tier, president; Patsy Spino, vice. president: Marion Martino, secre- tary, and Louis Rizzuitti, treasurer. More Members Sought
 Two membership armies were sec lected at the regular monthly meet ing of st. Joseph's Holy Name soc ciety last night. The opposing forces were divided into "A" and "B" divisions, each of which were split into squads which will solicit men to join the society. The drive will continue until April 20.
 Rev. Benedict GauronSkas, chap lain of the society, was appointed commander n-chief of the cam paign, John P. Greblunas, president of the unit, marshall; Stanley J. Lusas, general of Army "A", and John Kairis, general of "B" Army.
 Captains under General Lucas, who will head Army "A', are as follows: Anthony Dercskevich, Vic- tor Sabalauskas, Joseph Shembris- kas, Peter Romanauskas and Alfred Waiculonis. General Kairis, who will lead Army "B", wil be assisted by the following captains: Victor Deim- antas, August Kankel, Thomas Acas, George Adomaitis and Joseph Vit- kauskas. Each captain will appoint two licutenantS.
 The drive will close at the next monthly meeting on April 20. A va riety smoker and entertainment will be staged t7 welcome the new mem bers. Both armies will hold weekly joint rallies on Tuesday night, fol- lowing the Study club sessions in the St, Joseph's Congress avenue school. .As sL a4, .e..
 "There is spirit of revolt in the world today" Rev. Pranas Auksti- kalnis, s. J., of Pomfret, told mem- bers of the society in the principal talk given at last nights meeting. "Thc ideals of the age today are 50 low that 1t is positively disgusting" he said.
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 The speaker discussed the revolt of modern youth against the princi- ples of older philosophy and, In an attack against communism, stated that the Holy Name society and its members should battle this menace to the end" Father Aukstikalnis is one of the foremost Lithuanian mis- sionary preachers in the Order of the Society of Jesus. Ills talk was given in both English and Lithuan- ian. st,
 President Greblunas announced the following appointments: House. men for the Holy Name clubrooms, Vincent Brazis, director; Thomas Acas and Joseph Shembriskas: altar boy committee, Edward Poyilaitis and August Krisavage: delegates to the convention of the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholic association. in Bridgeport on April Il, Johd Qreb- lunas, Victor Deimantas and George Adomaitis. Alternates will be Stan ley Lucas, Joseph Vitkauskas and Raymond Glibas.
 Members will hold their second annual bowling banquet of April 10 at St. Josephs auditorium. A scavengers' hunt, fololwed by danc- ing. will take place on Tuesday eve- ninig, May 4, in the St. Joseph's schoolrooms. The group will take