The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-05

Nellie Lizauskas was reelected president of the Junior Children of Mary of St. Joseph's church at a meeting Sunday in the parochial school. Adona Rudokas was named vice-president; Lucy Karinauskas was chosen secretary; and Adela LuZas, treasurer.
 The social activities for 1888 will be in charge of Doris Bebrin, Nellie Verseckas, Alvira zukauskas, Mar garet Reardon and Alice Yovaisis. The houSewomen will be Stella Der nius, Nellie Galauskes and Joseph inc Mikatis. Cecelia Smolskis in so- dality scribe.
 Y. M. c. A. Sports
 Beginning tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, the regular yearly pro- gram of basketball and dancing will commence at the Brooklyn Branch Y with music by good orchestra. A small admission fee will be charged
 Many games have been played already, but dancing was eliminated until majority vote of the I. c. C. made it part of the program again Last year, good clean fun was had by all who attended these weekly af- fairs. This year it is hoped to bet ter the affairs by having various types of entertainment between games.
 Those seemingly unbeatable Eagles are at it again, for they have the first round of the league sewed up They boast such players as Grey, Narstis, T. Lacilla, Higgiston, San- tora, DeBlasio and new addition, A. zacks, Angelo Laudisi still coaches them.
 The T. P. Indies have surprised everybody by producing a great brand of basketball. Their slick passWork and timed plays seem only the result of many hours of faith full practice. They give the Eagles plenty to fret about. What team wouldn't with such a lineup as the Addessio Brothers, Cicero, Bozzuto, Mattolini, Krasnowsky, Cenann- cello, Perrone and Briotti?
 The Orioles, newcomers to the league, are certainly giving the old timers something to think about The IriquoiS ought to know!
 The Cadets have splendid basket ball material in their lineup and with Frank Berardi, former league's referee, as their coach, they should go places in the second round.
 The Paramounts have had tough luck to date, but they proved that they can really play when they want to. They played the Eagles and were beaten by only three points.
 The Iroquois, coachless wonders of the "Y", have not broken their record yet. They have won but one of four games. However, don't laugh yet, for Captain Eddie Coc- chiola, has stayed awake nights thinking of two new plays which, if effective, should net at least two points a game.
 M. Melville Kelley, secretary of the Brooklyn Y. M. c. A., and ad- visor of the I. c. O., praised the council for their splendid work. In one of his rare, but effective speech es, he told highly elated council that, with such good work as they we: producing, naught but success could come. By the way, MT. Kelley still thinks the Duggan school boys can beat the Iroquois.
 Gymnastic Club
 Roland Bucks was elected presi- dent of the Waterbury Gymnastic society during the annual meeting of the group held last night at it's Bradley avenue quarters. During the progress of the business meeting, Charles Stankus presided as chair man.
 Others elected include: Vice-presi- dent, Nicholas Moffo; secretary, Rose Cipriano; treasurer, Lillian Bucks; assistant treasurer, Frank Cipriano; sergeants at arms, Mischael Mobile and Nicholas Moffo; publicity com- mittee, Frank Cipriano, John Val skis, Edward Venslovas; janitors, Howard McLarney and Frank Moffo. St. Patrick'S
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