The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31

slaved nations are the Republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuanla which have provided this country with many loyal citizens now band. ed together in the Baltic American society to preserve the democracy here and to restore its beneflts in their homelands.
 "Estonia, Latvia and Eithuania have long been symbols of liberty. Their people have for centuries made great sacrifices for freedom and democracy. It is fitting there. fore, that the citizens of New York State formally convey their sympa- they to the people of those on. slaved nations and give public ex. pression of the hope that they will soon regain their freedom.
 "Now, therefore, !, Herbert H. Lehman, Governor of the State of the State of New York. do hereby designate Sunday, June fifteenth, as BALTIC STATES DAY upon which appropriate exercises may be held to celebrate the bonds of affection and regard existing between America uAtA tA10 AASAeSSGA 6@AtAC pCVpACS.
 Rev. George J. vilciaskas, who was recently ordained into the Ro. man Catholic priesthood, will be guest of honor at dinner and re- ception which will be given tomor- row afternoon at St. Joseph's Hall by members of St. Joseph's parish. Mrs. Charles Karinauskas and Miss Mary Kasetaite are in charge of arrangements.
 Father Viliciauskas celebrated his first Mass last Sunday at St. Jo- seph's church. He was ordained at st. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford, on May 18th.
 The Novena of the Holy Ghost, which has been conducted In all Catholic churches, will end with .ser- vices tonight, Pentecost eve. The services at st. Joseph's church will Do held ct ' o'clock, and at St. Patrick's and Our Lady of Mount Carmel churches at 7:30.
 Miss Mathllda Dezinno, president of St. Anne's society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, has re. quested all members to meet at the church tomorrow morning ct 8:30. The group will receive Communion in Q body at that Mass.
 The regular ssmi- monthly lneet- Ing of the Brooklyn Athletic club will take place tomorrow morning at Il o'clock at the olubrooms on Bank street, with William dalvaitis pre- siding.
 Members of the Mount Carmel c. Y. o. have been requested to meet at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church ct a:i6 tU- morrow morning, The club will march to the church for the S:30 Mass and will receive Communion in body.
 A large attendance Is expected ct the open house social of the Junior Newman club tonight at 8 o'clock at the parish hall Of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. A dance con. test will be featured at the party. All young people of the parish have been invited to attend. Frank Qrilla, Theodore CapoZyi, James Natale, and John Thomas are in charge of arrangements,
 Gym Display Sunday
 The Waterbury Gym Society will exhibit several aspects of gymnast- les at 0reco,s Park in the Town Plot section tomorrow afternoon. l Leon Bucks instructor, Charles Marcelynas, president of the group and also assistant instructor. Rol. and Bucks and Ray Lombardo Is in charge of the gym society.
 The program will begin at 9 p. m. and the exhibits will include boys and girls demonstration on the side horse, high horse, parallel bars and group calisthenics. Also fea- tured on the program will be . high jump, springboard jump and group pyramids.
 Prizes will be awarded to the fol. lowing events; High jump, running broad jump and the three-iegged race for anyone from the public who wishes to compete.
 The exhibition will be free and persons interested arc Invited to attend.