The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-08

City Treasurer Serge A. Belanger, Atty. Catherine F. Hanlon, Atty. Edward G. Bobbin, Atty. Clarence V. Balanda, Atty. George A. Stokes, Education Commissioner Anna Had- den, Tax Assessor John Jenusaitis, Alderman William Kolbeck, Public | Works Commissioner John Bender, Selectman Albert Rice, Deputy | Sheriff Albert Francis, Mrs. Nellie Hayden, president of the Women's Democratic club, Mary Hennessey, | president of the Booster club, John w. Stokes, Ernest Mazeika, Dr. Mat thew J. Colney, pr. John s. Stanes. low, Dr. John A. Steponaitis, Aug. ust Kankel, Hedwiga Stulginski, FL len Gudzuinas, Edmund Jenusaitis, Prosper zailckas, Anne Zemaitis, Anastasia Petrosky and Dr. and Mrs. John Sperodeo.
 Club Delegates
 Representatives from various Lithuanian clubs will include the following: Mary Alubauskas and Prof. Alexander J. Alexis from the local branch of the Federation of Lithuanian societies; Mrs. Digimas from St. Anne's society: Thomas Matas and Clarence V. Balanda from the Lithuanian Independent Political club; Mrs. Phyllis Maton and Mrs. Clarence v. Balanda from the Lithuanian Women's Democratic club; Mrs. Stephanie Sapranas from the Lithuanian Women's Alliance, Lodge 43; Mrs. Alice Radvila from the Lithuanian Educational club; Mrs. Anna Carbohydrates from St. Rosalie's society: and Mrs. Anna Norbutas from St. Francis society.
 Preparations were started last night by the St. Joseph's debaterS and the team of St. Margaret's church for the final round of the city debate tuornament, the date and subject of which will be an- nounced soon. The St. Margarets team reached the finals by defeat. ing the St. Cecilia team last night by @ unanimous decision of the judges in c debate ct the Knights of Columbus hall, on subject coil- corning the continuation of the Dies committee.
 The St. Joseph's team, which is composed of Francis Elinskas, Jo. sephine Brazis, Edmund Jenusaitis and Edmund Shambaris, won @ semi final decision last month over | the Immaculate Conception church | team. Arrangements are being made for radio broadcast of the finals which will be held ct the Elton | hotel.
 Members of St. Joseph's senior choir will meet at St. Joseph's church | tonight at 7:30 for the final re- hearsal of e special Easter program. Following the rehearsal prepara. tions will be started for Q four act | Lithuanian play which will be pre- sented at the annual Mothers Day concert of the choir. The play, for | which castings will be made tonight, is titled "Motinos Szirdis," GA Mothers Heart).
 Plans will be completed for the | annual Easter radio broadcast which | the choir will present under the al. rection of Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, choirmaster, on Easter Sum- day over Station VERY from 6:30 to ' o'clock.
 All choir members have been re. quested to be present at the Holy Week services at St. Joseph's church at 2 o'clock Wednesday. at 8 o'clock Thursday, and at ' o'clock on Good Friday and Holy Saturday.
 The junior choir will meet to. morrow night at 7:30 ct St. Joseph's church.
 The Mount Carmel Choral club will meet at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church tonight at 8 o'clock for rehearsal of It's special Easter program.
 A rehearsal for the Passion Play which will be presented by the Mount Carmel Dramatic club on Good Friday will be held tonight at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Marciano Laurino is director.
 James Belucci will preside at Q meeting of the Y Raider stonight ct the Brooklyn YMCA clubhouse at 7:30.