The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-30
TESTIMONIAL FOR ALBERT CIASULLO
Bachelor Dinner Given at COlucci's-Ginklis to
 Enter Seminary
Brooklyn News

A bachelor dinner given in honor of Albert Ciasullo last evening at Colucci's restaurant. MT. Ciasullo will be married to Miss Jane Man. cini at St. Lucys church Monday morning at eight o'clock.
 Attorney Michael Ciano capably handled the role of toastmaster. Those that attended last nights function were: Bart Margiotta, Gre gory Guerrero, Charles Munger, John Francis. Hubert Smith, Carl DeSanto. William DeSanto, An thony DeSanto, Nicholas DeSanto Anthony Ptito, Vincent Sorusso, Ernest Mazzamaro, Nicholas Gugli- otti, Joseph Cazsa, Lawrence Di- paulo, Jim Tiso, Anthony Guarino Anthony Sylvestro. Frank Maisto Pat Mucci, James Wallace, A. Ram audo, E. Fargonn, Joseph Doran, L. Piedmonte, J. Trainor. M. DiLeone, c. Ceriello, B. Platt, J. Guilford, F. Police, J. Migiltti, c. Ciasullo, P. Ciasullo, M. Kennedy, J. Cerillli, c. DiPietro. R. Calo. M. Christiano, Ed. Walsh, T. Solury, A. Daddona, , H. Gilland. Conjetto, Sonny" Ro- meo, Louis Pettino, Edward Bian- cardi. Lawrence Mancini, Sam De- Bellis, George DeBellis, Bill Gian- nini, Thomas Rush, Matty Ranaudo John Caputo, Louis Bruscino, Phil Mazzamaro, Anthon Piso, James Battistra, Anthony Maxsamaro, Jo- seph Bartuski, Anthony Cordileon, Jerry Gagnon, Tony Ciminera, Pad dy Damelio, John Coscia, Waiter Kardas. Joe Coscia, Pat Coscia Charles Miminera, Adolph Ciminera, Michael Carpinter, Alex Cputo, John Tartaglia. John Alberto, Ralph Cim- inera, Frank Basic, Tony Ranau- do, Louis Ranudo, Rocco 0arnon. Frank Traonetto. Frank Doucette, Joseph Fantana, Pete Fardelli, Thomas Hunihan, Louis Tartaglia, Henry Kaweki. Nick Greco, Carlo Cocchiolo. Joe Aurio, Joe Trainor, Michael Esposito, Paul Dente, Tony Mangini, and Joseph J. Famiglietti, Jr.
 Albin Gurklis was presented a purse at reception recently given Dy the Lithuanian Catholic students. dedwig Stulginskas was hostess. /
 MT. Gurklis received a B. A. de. gree at Marianapclis College in Thompson and is leaving soSn for Hnsdale. Ill, where he will enter Marian Seminary.
 The annual convention of the Lithuanian Catholic Students and professional association will be held at Marianapolis College in Thomp- son, July l, 2. 3 and {. Waterbury VIII De represented by Anthonq kateiva. Hedwig jStulginskas. John Raugalis, Valerie Jakstas. Anthony Mikiinavich. Alice Staselunas, Peter Bernota. Sophie Stulginskas and Lillian Yoksa.
 The annual outing of the group will be held at T.annmonasett becah the latter part of July.
 A new lodge called the L. c. S. and P. A. Z was organized in New Haven recently by Peter Bernota Twelve Applications for charter memberships were received. MT. Bernotay is at present employed at the Lithuanian pavilion at the Worlds Fair.
 Pastor Honored
 More than 75 last night attended a testimonial dinner in the Hotel Galfde in honor of the Rev. MAtthew A. Pankus, pastor of St.. CAsimir,s R. o. church in New Ha- Ven, who was recently honored with the medal "Star of the Legion" of the Lithuanian government.
 The toastmaster was Father Sim. onaitis of New Jersey. Among the speakers were Mayor John w. Mur- phy, V. o. Norkin, representing the parish, and Miss Mae Jacobs.
 Father Pankus was presented with gifts from the Choir club of the church, which gave the dinner un- der the chairmanship of Miss Mary Ziukas, and from the Children of Mary sodality.
 z Spaghetti Supper
 A spaghetti supper was enjoyed by the girls of the St. Josephs softball team. The guests of honor were Mir. and Mrs. ]. ". Stokes, Walter eaie- monas, coach. Gus Krisavage and Edmund Lefty" Adams, assistant col ehes.
 The girls wish to express their gratitude ie Mrs. Pieeto In prcpar- |nt khe supper for them. Music. asneIas, sinsins end other eaier-