The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-28

Wnen fetty goes huntlng.
chairmen will be conducted at 1880
o'clock tonight preceding a regular
meeting Of Ojeda Council. No. 80,
knights of Columbus, in the Neary
building council rooms. Grand
Knight Roy F. Bunting will preside
and urges all officers and committee
heads to be present.
At 8 o'clock a short business meet
ing Of Ojeda council will be con-
Quoted. Reports on future programs
Of the Catholic Activity committee
will be given by Chairman Patrick
]. Fitzgerald and Rev. Bernard j.
Butcher, chaplain and counsellor.
Chairman Fred zhender of the pro-
gram committee will outline ar
rangements for coming events of the
organization. Membership will be re-
ported upon by Chairman Michael
F. Smith, with report on insur-
ance matters to be given by Chair
man William j. Lawlor.
At the close Of the business ses-
sion, motion pictures with sound, re-
vealing scenes taken throughout
New England during and after the
disastrous hurricane of September
81, 1888, and an educational Aim
feature titled "Ship To Shore"
based upon telephone communica-
ton between vessels at sea and land
stations, will be displayed through
the courtesy of the Southern New
England Telephone Company. Ar
rangements for showing these much
sought after films were made by
Edward ]. McGrath, past grand
knight Of Ojeda Council, who will
have charge of their showing to-
night.
Grand Knight Bunting announces
all past and present members OF
Ojeda Council are invited to attend
the meeting and entertainment.
Formation Of council bowling and
card teams will be discussed and
other pertinent matters considered.
Chairman Fitzgerald will report on
the recent distribution in local
Catholic churches of 1000 cards
bearing the famous Prayer For
Peace" of Pope Plus XII, and Chair
man Michael j. Honan will submit a
report on the recent card party
sponsored by the council. 1t is ex-
pected plans for another such party
IN the near future will be formu-
lated.
To say that the Valley Players
added new laurels to their already
excellent reputation through thei-
superb presentation of THE Royal
Family last night at the Gem the
alter is to make an understatement.
Many spectators believed the local
dramatic troupe hit an entirely new
peak with their brilliant perform
ances last night. The show was a
difficult one but the Valley Players
some OF whom had not been seen
IN roles here before, put 1t over with
a deftness and smoothness which
was not fully realized until the final
curtain had been rung down.
They held their audience through
out the entire show and comment
after the completion of the play was
unanimously laudatory. Too much
credit cannot be given to Francis
j. O'Connor, modest and hard-work.
ing director, through whose efforts
the play was welded into O united
whole which scored q decisive hit.
Eleanor Stull delighted the au.
dience as Julie Cavendish, Young
member OF the cratic Cavendisn
family and Enid Wintsch as the
grandmother also demonstrated fine
talent. Albert Kievman as Anthony
Cavendish and Harold Burrell as 10,
Winslow Russell as Gilbert Marshall
Joan Almquist as Gwen made the
most OF their respective parts. Law
renee Matzkin as Oscar Wolfe. Ar.
thur Oemcke as Perry Steward. Gle.
mentine st. John as Kitty Dean.
Frank Jones as Herbert Dean. Marv
Courtney as Della, Robert Scheiber
as McDermott, Gordon Hatch as
Gunga, Lottie Bandurski as Miss
Peake and Robert Foltz as chauffeur
each did well in their parts.
The Fellowcraft Associate spon-
sored the play and in charge of pro-
auction for the association were
Franklin Hubbell and Edward Ger
per. Harry Wintsch had charge for
the alley Players.
The helpers included:
Settlng .......... EVdward Muller
Assisted by: Edwin Saunders.
Almer Svenson. Runo john
son. Robert Foltz, William Nc
Carthy and Laurence Koth.
Lighting ........... Herbert Scullin
properties - Leona Davis, Villa
mena Thompson.
Assisted by: Rita Clark. Ann
nicholson and Arletta DUR
SET Decoration $50. Roberta Muller
Assisted by: Eleanor Walsh,
Charlotte Leuchars, Madeline
Baker, Teresa Denis, Vivian
Smith and Blanche Hatch
Publicity Director 80. Frank Jones
joins Navy
Chester Joseph Fazzino, appren-
lice seaman. U. S. navy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Fazzino of SOS
South Main street, was selected and
enlisted at the U. s. navy recruiting
station, Post Once building, New
Haven, yesterday.
He was included In a group OF
candidates who were selected as
being the best qualified OF seevral
hundred aNnlicante thro,tcl,fa Tho