The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29

nual Feast of Mt. Carmel celebration in this city from July 11th until the 18th, will be discussed at a meeting of representatives of the various societies of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel at the parish hall tonight at 8 o'clock. The event will include a wide assortment of con- sessions, refreshments and the gen. eral atmosphere of carnival. There will be entirely different entertain ment and surprise features each consecutive night.
 The general activities July 18th will conclude with an elaborate dis play of fireworks and a band con- cert. Arrangements are in charge of a committee directed by Carmen Etergino, assisted by John Roberti, Peligrino Santalupo, Frank Germin- arc, Vincent DiPaolo and Carmine Perrotti.
 Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pastor is honorary chairman of the general committee which includes John Or telle, chairman, Rev. Denis J. Brar- elli, Anthony Colucci, Rocco Ciampi Salvatore Fazio, Anthony Ficeto, Mrs. Louis Dantino, Mrs. Louis Di- Zinno, Mrs. Anthony DiMaria, Miss Mary Martino, Frank Famighetti, Joseph Ortelle, Louis Massimo, John Russo, Frank Vitarelli, and Ambrose Maggi.
 Plans for participation in the an- nual convention of the Lithuanian Catholic Students of America were completed last night at 8 special meeting of the association in the Congress avenue school. The con- vention which it is expected will attract 1000 visitors, will take, place July 3rd, 4th and 5th at Mariana polls college in Thompson. Monday, July 5th, the grounds will be opened to the public.
 All major activities of the gath ering will take place on the final date with the assembly to attend a field mass in the morning at 10:00 o'clock. The celebrant will be Most Rev. Mecislovas ReinyS, adjutor bishop of the diocese of Vilkaviskis, Lithuania.
 St. Joseph's fife and drum corps, under the leadership of director, John w. Stokes, will follow imme- diately afterward. All Lithuanian church choirs in the state will take part including St. Joseph's junior and senior groups of this city under tI>o .li-aof;n,, of Trofacccr Aloxandpr J. AleksiS.
 c. l.. c. Convention
 St. Joseph,s Holy Name Society, Children of Mary and the Knights of Lithuanian are making prepara- tions to take part in the activities of the annual Connecticut Lithu- anian Catholic convention in this city, Sunday, July 25th. It is be- lieved the Lithuanian Catholic Students, Juniors and Senior choirs will take action shortly. Rev A.. Edward Gradeck of this city is spiritual director of the state asso- citation.
 L. A. Outing Sunday
 The annual outing of the lLithu- anion- American Association will take place next Sunday afternoon and evening at Lithuanian Park, Chest nut Hill road. The program will begin at 100 o'clock and will in- clude entertainment, dancing and refreshments.
 Salemonis Wins Events
 Stanley SalemoniS of St. Joseph's fife and drum corps was acclaimed the most outstanding athlete among the Lithuanian youth of the city as a result of his accomplishments in an athletic meet sponsored by St. Joseph's Holy Name society Satur- day at Hamilton Park. Salamonis won three events the 50 yard dash and the standing and running board jump.
 Bronis Puzas won closely con- tested 100 yard dash for seniors de- feating Norman Krist within the final few yards.
 The summaries for the junior events follow:
 50 yard dash, 1st Salemonis, 2nd Necunas, 3rd A. StankuS; second group; 1st, Muraskas, End Necunas, 3rd, A. Stankus; finals, Salemonis, T. Stankus and Ritkauskas, Time 8.1.
 Standing Broad Jump, Salemon- as, Ritkauskas, A. Stankus, distance 2 feet 10 inches.
 Running Broad Jump, Salemonis, A. Stankus and Ritkauskas, dis tance IS feet 8 inches.
 Eight pound shot put. Maraska Salemonis, Ritkauskas. distance 25 feet, ' inches.
 250 yard relay. won by the fife and drum corps team. Sonny Stokes, Moraska, Stasiunas, Edward Stokes and Salemoris.